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The Havre herald. [volume] (Havre, Mont.) 1904-1908, 1905-02-02
ORDER AHEAD OF ATTACHMENT.

The case in which Joseph Gussen-
hoven IS suing y. l.. Shaw for bill,
and in which the defendants wages
were attached, was yesterday dis
missed by Judge Piper and the at
tachment was released.
An assignment was given OH the
wages to A. G. White and the inter
venor, Mr.. White, through his at
torney, J. X. Bramble, contended
that an assignment of wages given
before attachment takes precedence,
Of the attachment. This view was
adopted by the Justice.
The case was decided in favor of
Alex McLOughry before Judge Pyper.
in which G. A. Cneleen was suing TO
collect Sl5, money advanced to pay
for COW which proved unsatisfac-
tory to Cheleen and was returned to
McLOughry. The case was heard
Monday. The justice held the bur
den of proof was on Cheleen to prove
his allegations, which he failed to do.
Joseph Gussenhoven has brought an
action in the district court to fore
close a mechanics lien against L.
Bowers and wife. The suit is for.
building material furnished the de-
PENDANTS in which VIM. Barker was
the contractor
The Havre herald. [volume] (Havre, Mont.) 1904-1908, 1905-02-02

Der of reference books, the latter also
sending a fine map of the United
States. We have bought Standard
dictionary, a Rand McNally atlas, q
complete set of Dickens and large
number of other books, comprising
history, biography, science and fiction,
as we'll as Juvenile books.
Altogether we have CAT Volumes
We are receiving regularly the Out
look, Century, Harpers, North Amer
lean Review, Literary Digest, Youths
Companion, St. Nicholas, Ladies'
Home Journal, Saturday Evening
Post, Railway Age, McClure's and
many others, some subscribed for and
others donated. The editors of the
River Press of Fort Benton, the Havre
Herald and the Havre Plaindealer are
sending us their papers gratis. We
hope to arrange very soon to receive
several daily papers, not only state
The Havre herald. [volume] (Havre, Mont.) 1904-1908, 1905-02-02
SHOOTING ARRAY.

Ralph Dixon and Private Allison.
both c0I0red, got into an alteration
at the Halfway house Monday even
ing. They pulled their six-shooters
and proceeded to hand each other the
treatment. After firing five shots
the debris was cleared away and Pri-
Vate Allison was found to have a Sc
we're wound in the right thigh and he
was sent to the hospital for repairs.
Dixon endeavored to make his escape.
but was followed to Chinook by Mar
shall Francis and placed in limbo A
colored girl received a stray bullet in
the arm, which done but little dam
age. She was supposed to be the
cause Of the alteration. The hearing
will take place before Magistrate
Piper Monday.
The Havre herald. [volume] (Havre, Mont.) 1904-1908, 1905-02-02
THE HUNTINGTON BILL

The Allied Printing Trades council
of Helena and the Helena Labor
assembly filed protests in the house
Tuesday against the passage of the
Huntington bill looking to having
county printing and binding sent out
Of the state. The communications
were filed.
We hope our Representatives will
interest themselves to see that the
Huntington Bill does not pass. We
certainly have enough printers in the
different counties to do the county
and state printing and why Roper
sentative Huntington wants the
people taxed to pay for public print
ing and then send the money out of
the state. We are at loss to see
why. Every individual who have the
interest of home industry at heart
should protest against such measure
becoming law.
The Havre herald. [volume] (Havre, Mont.) 1904-1908, 1905-02-02

The American Labor union is pre-
pairing for a big festival on the even
ing OF February -. 1t will be along
the lines of a valentine social. The
public will be invited to participate.
The Montana Merchants Associa-
tion met at Helena last week and fay
ored the repeal to the merchants IL
cense law for the consideration of the
legislature. Il. W. Stringfellow was
present. .=.zz-
THE HERALD for printing.
The Havre herald. [volume] (Havre, Mont.) 1904-1908, 1905-02-02

j. c. Benner, formerly sheriff Of
Cascade county, passed through the
city Thursday on his way to Great
Falls He is travelling for Chicago
wholesale liquor company.
Kettle rendered lard at the Havre
Meat Market.
The Havre herald. [volume] (Havre, Mont.) 1904-1908, 1905-02-02

Paul and Chicago. We have a very
comfortable room, heated, for which
we pay $50 a month. Mr.. Chislett OF
the Electric Light company has gen
erously donated our lights; Mr.. Renne
contributed the beautiful sign on the
door, and the city council has appro-
priated S25 a month toward the rent;
otherwise we could not keep open at
all, and as it is our expenses, with our
janitor, extra rent and incidental,
will never be less than S15 more than
that amouet each month. Then we
| need great many new books and
magazines before our library can be-
come worthy Of the name, and lib
rarian is something we are hoping for
in the near future Since it opened,
Mrs. Pancoast, Mrs. Smith, Mrs. IT.
vine, Mrs. z. T. BroadWater, Mrs.
Harvey, the Misses Willis, Glendin-
ming, Georgiana SandersOn, Lepper,
Willis, Markle, Violet Lepper and
Mr.. Spangler have acted in that capa-
| lIUJ. d Y llttS DCCli NSpU oECH CsCll
afternoon from to 6 o'clock and from
I to $50 each evening, and on Sun
days from to $3.50 p. IN. Six hun
dred and twenty-five persons have
come in, sat down and read, often re-
manning all the afternoon or evening
| There have been 50 cards issued to
persons taking books from the library
We have a writing table where
paper and envelopes are furnished
free and anyone who wishes is at lib
erty to Use it.
We feel now that it will be a sue
cess unless it dies for lack Of funds
and we do not intend to let anything
SO dismal as that occur if it is possible
to prevent it, and If each one will
help us with even very small amounts
we will soon be able to have a library
at least as good as that of any city OF
our size.
At first a committee went about
asking for pledges Of twenty-five
cents a month. Everyone seemed
very willing to give, but it takes a
great deal Of time to collect the
money, SO we are going to ask all
those who are willing to give that
amount to bring or send it each
month to the library giving it to the
acting librarian. Another way we
had thought of helping ourselves was
by having dime sOcials twice a month,
the first and third Friday evening Of
each month. There will always be
speaking, singing, or some entertain
meat by home talent, and coffee and
sandwiches will be served. We are
asking the women in alphabetical or
der to furnish the refreshments, so nc
one will be called on often. Everyone
will be welcome and we hope will
make special effort to come. Oul
committee on entertainment is pre-
pairing play for Easter Monday and
an opera is being talked of.
The following report by our treas
urer, Mrs. Fryburg, will give our re.
ceipts and expenditures:
BOOKS. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. .SlOO.Ot
Furniture. 40 9S
Carpenters work and material 1870
JanllOr. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 3.O(
Secretary's Journal. ........... l.O(
Library paSte......... Al
Rent. 5000
Freight on books. ............. 2.3;
The Havre herald. [volume] (Havre, Mont.) 1904-1908, 1905-02-02

LULU L. HARVEY,
ANNA c. FRYBURG, President.
Treasurer.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-06-01

i6laft folSenoes rWteiner anlidt
na6 lit bieIer Sies elmer Der enti9ieoen.
iten, bic in Der Dieujeit je srfo9ten NOR.
ben iinO, unb er miro in ieiner SOlse isbr
meitreiaeno iein, oa er Hi9t nur auf
Die 3utunit Oes fernen Oltens, iOnOern
aud auf Die GurOpus srOBeu @influB
ausiibsn wirb. GuBlanO fam als
Seemadt abiolut ni6t mebr in Setra9t
fOmmen. Wteiner 9lnii9t na9 fam
3osO's Sies bemjeniseu piirois CUR
Ssite seitellt weroeu, pelden Der enslis
ibe GOmiral 9telion Dor bunoert Sabs
rem iiber Die rereinisteu 5lotten uon
SSrautreiA uno Spanien erfo4t. Be
trefis Der Orobuns HuBlanos, ben aries
mad Der OfonsOlei binein ju trasen,
fam i'd nur bemerteu, oas Sapau be'
reit uno i'm Stanoe lit, iiberall gu fol.
gen, fuobin 8uBlauO nit ieinen 9lrmeeu
9ebt. Sn Der Offeniiue wirb iif So.
pan ieinem Seripreden sendB auf rui'
iii6es 2erritOrium bsidrdnten.~
Die allerlesten Jia4ridten iasen,
OaB AOmirul ROidOeitwenstp sefansen
lit uno in bem jupaniiben 9oipital 3u
5aiebO lie9t. slud beiBt es, Die sauSe
ruiiiiAe 5lOtte iei uerni6tet, NIT Slus.
nabme zines eiujisen Sdiffes, weldes
Wlaoiwoitot errei6te. slus Der Wiano.
Idurei iou Sen. siHepitid Dem 3aren
aemeIbet baben, oaB bic slrmes iia in
oifensr @mpOruHs befiuOet uub eS un.
ter oieien llmitdnOen unmOslid iet,
ben Sries fOrtiuisseu.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-06-01
Bon Yetersbura.

- Srau Sernbart 2bauer, Satin
uuiereS Staotratbes, itarb am Oouusr.
itas in ibrer Wobuung au Rrescott Sue.
nu6 einer tur;en Srantbeit. IuBer osm
8atten iiberleben Die Seritorbeue imei
5o6ter uno ein SObu. Die Seeroi.
suus erfOlste SOHutas i'm Dunmcrc
6rieoboie, mad einem 9raueroienit in
Der oeutideu lutb. Stride Oabier.
- Der Srauen.Serein Der Peters
STRIDE ilberrai9te am WiOutas Srau
Setter Stipp seleseutlid ibres @eburts'
tases nit elmer .Surpriie Rartp." Die
3beilnebmer murSen aufs feinite be.
pirtbet unb trsnnten iif uon Der wers
then Guitssbsriu erit 2 llbr WtOrsens,
mas sewiB Elm 3si6en Der beiten 9ar'
monte mar. 9luweieno waren Yaitor
0ianbolpb unS Srau, Die 6rauen Wtiil'
fer, 8ese. StsuOer, 0tepnOlOs, Slaus,
@loor, 8euner. @ug. 9intel, Oauis,
Sippinser, Disbl. Steuer, Sleemann,
gSeib uno 5ililer, 6rls. Stsuer, @es
uno Diaier, obne alle bic Sleinen. Sri.
@es ipislts bas Riano.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-06-01
0aS xhal abipdrts.

Sablor. .-Serr SObn Steissrualt er.
Oifnete am 0iOntas Ous ~lluiOu SOtsl"
Oifi;iea nit eiusm SrOBartisen sun6e
uuO srfrente iid eines iublreiden Seius
DIES. = sln Der neueu 2aplor 8auf ar.
beitet man eifris an Der Yolleuouus iut
Snneru uno aeuBsru. - Clarence, bas
6jabrise Sobuleiu Der @beleute Gbomas
Resie BON Union StraBe, wurbe Sam.
itas bel einen Ssuer, bas Die aiuoer
ansejiiuSet batteu, t0otli9 perbrauut,
iuoem er ben Slammen Su uabe fam
uuo ieinc Sleioer Seuer finseu. Der
Sunss erlag isinen SSuuoen nod pier
Stunoeu.-Wiit Wta6t Der Sriblins
tOmmt, pesbalb Dem Wteuiden frommt,
Su tra9en leidte SIeioer. 6liibmunu &
98eibsl baben iie.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-06-01
staot anO Gountb.

- Der friiber bier UObnbufte Sonus
campbell. Elm Seiier Der Vadawanna
@iieububn, wurOe Samitas Su @lmira
setOotst.
- Die 25. tdbrlide 3uiummenfunit
Der Sieben County Ssteransn finost
am Wtittpo9, ben 16. 9lu9ult, 3u
Euntbunnof itatt.
- Der 9llarm uon saiten 26 am
Dtontas SbenO nuroe our6 einen brens
nenoen Sebridtbanfen biuter Slatter's
Reitaurant al Sadamanna 9luenue pers
uriadt.
- Die 5reunbe uon 6itter $. 80.
@owaros weroeu ibr mOsliditss tbun,
nm oelien @rnennun9 uls Ri6ter bes
Sberseri6tes Our9;uleeen, als 0ia6.
folser res uerit. Hi6tsr Dean.
- OirettOr Der Ofientli6eu Si6erbeit
@o9ar ernannte 6reitas 9ia6mitta9 ben
3bomas 3. @aieD pon Sr6aro StraBe
ais eineu weiteren Roli;iiten uno nuns
mebr iino alle SatanSen in Oem Oepars
tement beisst.
= Sodw. @rjbiidof Simon, Der
BON Iapit Eius x. nad Amerifa ge.
ianot wuroe, I'M Die Spaltuns Der fas
tholil9en POlen gu unteriu6en, traf
Wtoutas NbeuO bier Elm unO wiro Ii6
stwa cine ISOLDE auibalten.
- Die slmeritunii6s @eislli6aft Der
Wte6uniideuS SnSenieure wirO am g., T.,
8. uno 9. os. Wtts. i'm .. Wt. 6. u.
@rbduOe ibren 81. Sonuent abbalten.
@twa 80 Oelesaten, aus ben leitenoen
WtGuueru in Der SSiiieui6ait uno 9n.
ouitrie beitebenO. weroeu Su Der 3uiams
mentunft erl6einen.
- Oas Dienitmdo6en Wtarp @arnep
pom Wtinoota, in Der 6amilie bss 6errn
6.9. 8ormisr BON 2iuoen Strase an9e.
itellt, murOe DOnneritas Wiorseu i'm
@rbseidoB toot auisefunoen unO cine
llntsriuduus ieiteus Oes GOrOners er.
seb, OuB Die junse 6rau siuem Ssrj.
l9la9e erle9en mar.
- Die 9iup 9lus Sails uno Sim.
burlt Souleuaro @Ompanie fat cine Se'
lObnuns pom $25 aus9eiest fir ueber'
fiibruns Der Periouen, welde ibre Re.
seln in Setreh oes idnellen 6abrena
aui Dem SOuleuarO uerlesten. Oit
@Ompunis lit sntidlOHeu, Ous idnsllC
6abren Su uerbitten.
- Sn Der 0taub Sbeune bintel
Spruce Strube entitanS Oornsritae
9tadmittas tur3 Dor 2 llbr eiu Srunb
Der Dor ieiuer Sewaltisuns cinen S6a
zen uOu etma $1,000 anri6tete. Sir
9llarm uon Saiten 231 bra6te Die cen
trulen Companion sur Stelle, oenen es
gelans. Die 6lummeu uuf Oas @eb6uou
;u beidrGnfen. SeridieOene 9Sassr
unO Elm Quantum Seu wuroen jeriiOrt
lin Swei llbr 6reitas WfOrsen bra6sr
bic 6lammen mieoer aus, fOnnten abel
i6nell bemGlti9t merben.
= Bier SettiOnsanseitellts Der 9ada,
wanna Giienbabu bon 0iaD 9lu9. Oi
Dieuitas SOrmittas nube giap s(ul
auf einem 9anotarren fubren, nuroer
idmmlih uerlest, ais Spei SOtomotiuer
in ben Sarren runnteu unO ibn Oemolir
ten. @illiam 9SattS, Der Settions Sor
manu-, erbiclt eiueu S9Goslbru6 uni
es 1T nod fra9li6, oh er li6 erholer
oirb; Srant llnri6Oliib trus S6nitt
um SOrper. Charles 9olOOnid S9nitt
um SOpie uno STANLEY 0tuibenis
SAnitte am aopf unO @eii6t oauol
uuO weroen wieoer senelen.
Bg llntsrridt i'm SlauierIpiel er
theilt unter siinittssn 8eOinsunsst
6rduIsiu emma 6rsp, 519 Yius Str.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-06-01
= Seute lift Simmeliabrt.9a

= Die YOlisei trast felt seitern ibrC
Sommsrbelme.
Bg 9sOen Gag friide WtaibOwls
bel .3ente, 213 8enn slueuue. 20,3
- @illiam Council bat iein selamm.
tss Stobleneiseutbum auf Der Siioieite
bis binab mad Wtinoofa at Die yada'
manua GOmpanie uerfauft, bod lit Der
bejablte Breis unbefanut.
= Die Scranton @as unb 8aGer
@ompanie niro in Der 0ta6bari6aft
pom Cafe Scranton siusn wsitsren
pra6tuOllsn Sahrues berri4teu laiien.
Der Oidiou4 scnannt uerOsn ioll.
- Der ,ueijdbrise @iaie Prics uon
Pbelps StraBe wurOs seiteru an eiuem
6euer, bas SinOer nabe slib StraBs
anseiiinbct batten, i6wer uerbrannt
uuo nirb faum nit Dem Seben oauon
tomnen.
= Sn 9iidOliOn besins ssitsrn slbenb
Die 10 Sabre alte 6rau 6inflep (friiber
elm SRI. slplesnortb BON Otewiouno.
lamb, Pa.) SelbitmOro, inOem Iie cine
OoiiS Strpdnin nabm. Giferfu6t
mar oaS Wtotiu jur Ibat.
= BraiiOent SObu Diitdell Der Ser.
einisten @rubeuarbeiter, Der i6on Gin.
fanss Wtai bdtte bier eiutrefieu ioaen,
aber burd ben 2ob ieiner 5o9ter pers
binoert wuroe, miro beute in unierer
Stact eintrefisn unO ietn Suuptquartisr
i'm 9Otsl S6aOt aufi6lasen. Serr
Wtit4ell miro ldu9ere 3eit in Oieier Sc.
seno tbdtiS iein, INN oas Sntersiis an
Der Organization neu an;ufaden.
= Sreb. u. Didinion, Diitritt
Palia9ier asent Der Seriep Central
Giienbabn, wuroe Samitas 9ia6mittas
in ieiner Wobuuu9 an @poming slpe.
nue leblOs Oon ieiner @attin aufseiun.
ben. Die iOeben pon philadelphia iuriid.
9efebrt mar. 0tan nnbm 3uerit an,
oaB Gin WiOr6 uorliese, aber cine 9riinbs
lihe unteriuduus iiber;eugte Die Seam.
ten, oaB Selbitmoro uorliese. glls
6rau Difiniou Die 9Sobnun9 betrat,
wuroe iie BON Dem entitr0menoen Seudt.
gas beinabe iibsrualtist uno es mar
nOtbist Oaiielbe am Wtstsr abiuorebcn
unO bic Gbiiren unO Ssnitsr gu Oiiuen.
ebe lie iid mad oben ma9eu tonnte. slls
iie oas Sett;immer betrat, iauo lie
ibren @atten toOt i'm Bette lie9en uno
na6oem elm 9erufeuer 9lrit bsn ein9e.
tretenen 2Oo beitdtigt bate, muroe Die
Yolijei unb Der Coroner benahrihtigt,
wel6e idnell erfdienen unb cine Inter.
luhuns uornabmeu. Der 96rper mar
nit einem 0tabtbemo befleioet uno am
SalIe fano man orei tiefe Shnitte, bic
unimeifelbait pom elmer Sheere uno
einem alteu Gaiirmeiier berriibrtsn, mel
DE blutbeileft auf Dem Ghifionier lasen.
Sn elmer Sdiiiiel i'm Baoeiimmsr wa.
rem Slutfleden uno man uimmt an, oa6
Der Wiann iid 3uerit am Salie perlests
uno ais Der Zoo uiht i6nea asnus Elm,
trat, feline SGnoe muI9 uno Oaun Iit
in bic Slide besab, nm Den S6lauf)
uon Dem @asOfen ab,unebmen uno baum
oas Seudtsas uOll anorebte. nm iid Su
eritiden. Sin 9elabsner 9tepcluer wuros
in elmer Sdublabe oesGbifionisrs auiss'
funOeu unO man ipuubert lid ull9emein,
warum er uidt Die 9Saffe benuste,
Dtebrere Sreunoe bss YeritOrbsnen er'
ttarten, baB er ieit eini9en 3asen li9 in
furioier 8eile betra9en babe uno Ou
feiu auoerer @runo fir Die 9bat be.
tannt lit. 10 uei9t man ii4 gu Der Gu,
iidt. OuB iie in einem temporarsn an.
faae BON 9eiitssitOrun9 besanseu
muroe.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-06-01

= Die @eidwOrsneu I'M FrOSeB ses
gen ben iriiberen DampibOOtiuipe
9. euuObsrs in Diem 9Ort, uesen Der
.Slocum" .RataitrOpbe tonuteu iih
uidt sinissn. Das lift idon Die brittle
rsiultatlois PrO;ebuerbanoluus.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-06-01
6udben perldn0t.

3psi bsutitt aunbtn, IA Sabre cbsr baribsr
aIt gum aufi sen pom asstlu. eObn $40
mOuatIt& unp aOf. Rods Sotrl. Slypbant,
pa.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-06-01

= Sames s. SelloSs BON eouiI Iiaua
lit gum @oniul Der Yereinistsu Staateu
in Colon, Banama, ernannt moroen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-06-01
TinleDs>
-
2ingerie
fur bic
Suni &raut
Wbitllrientill.

Sie 3artbeit, iuel6e uniere 81
ME bon llnterfIeieern iosar in ben
biliseren @raoen fennSeidnet, iit
iebr anjiebeno.
9ie feinen, reid an9eferti9ten
Waterialien, tuie Gambric, Nain.
foot, 2amn uno Gong 8u6-uer.
alert NIT ben beiten Nualitaten
bon Spiben uno Stiderei.
@alencienneS Spisen iiuo Die
porseSosene 8eiasuns oieieSaiiOn.
GnsIiide ngDelet" Stiderei
miro pieIfad an feinen @etudn.
bern perluanot.
Sebr Sarte Saden ueroen sc.
seist in blinOer etidsrei.
SranSoiiibe Sanoltideret Sets.
yta9tgewailoer, zoe bis SzO.OO
Gbemiletten, SOC. bis 1000
GOriettbeOede, : 19e. bis 500
llntsrtleiOer, 75e. bis $500
llnterboien, : 25t. bic $50
&inber iDcike
RleiDer anO llnterfleiOer
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1905-08-12
CLOSE THE
INCIDENT

The Times feels that there has
been enough said and written concern
ing the treatment Of MrL. Riteman by
Marshal Hebron last Tuesday to ap-
pc2se the taste of the most exast-
s and it can see no good in thrash
i'-g over old straws, for no matter
wtat it says it cannot lessen the
wrong and humiliation given Mr..
Riteman by his arrest and incarcera-
ton by Marshal Hebron, and Mr..
Hebron can do no more now, that the
wronr has been done, than like the
rte man he is seeing he has made
mistake, he had the manhood 10
acknoN ledge i by going to the man
Re ~voage,i ard offering an apology
Mr. Riteman is also due an apollo
gy to the Marshal for his curtness
and tisresneet gwen when notified
that his sign si7cald be removed, and
we feel sure that these gentlemn will
see where they have done wrong and
will make such amends as will close
the incident. Dr. Borum has sugges-
ted the way for this peaceful and
honorable closing of the incident and
it is now up to these gentlemen to
do the right and proper thing.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1905-08-12
HAD TO
CUT DOWN

Owing to business depression dur
ing this quarantine many OF our adj
vertisers ordered out their ads this
week and as a result we are compelled
to reduce the size of the paper.
We would have been glad to con-
time giving our readers an eight
page paper, but the withdrawal OF so
many ads meant reduction OF the
papers revenue. To meet the expense
and not having the Standard Oil
Trust at OR back we are compelled
to make the cut in the paper.
We have told all our advertisers,
contract or no contract, that If they
wanted their ads out during this cri-
sis they had the privilege OF so doing.
Many. as our readers will see by to-
days Times are still with us, business
or no business. For this we are duly
grateful and believe that III the end
their support of the paper will prove
tp each gain instead of loss.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1905-08-12
Mrs. Julia Buchanan Crosby

Aged 90 years, died at the residence
OF her son, H. T. Crosby, last Sun
day night after lingering illness OF
eight months. While not unexpect-
ed, her death was none the less a sad
blow to her sons and grandchildren
who gave her every attentive care
and attention that loving hearts and
hands could do to relieve her suffer
ing She leaves three sons, Messrs
H. I. Crosby. E. Plat Crosby, OF
this city, and Frank G. Crosby, Of
St Louis by her death. The funeral
services were conducted by Rev w
A. Borum from the residence of het
son, Monday afternoon, and the re
mains weres laid to rest in the city
cemetery. The editor takes this
means of thanking the many friends
for their kindly Offices during her
sickness and demise.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1905-08-12
Edith May Waldauer

Edith May. youngest daughter OF
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Waldauer. died
Tuesday morning at the home of her
parents after a brief illness Of con
gestion. Edith May was just four
years and twenty-days old. and was
one Of the brightest and happiest of
the little children that attended
school, and in her home she was ever
beam Of sunshine. Her unexpected
death has brought sorrow among her
many little friends. and her parents
have the deepest sympathy Of the PEG
pie in their great loss.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1905-08-12
HOW GREENVILLE
GETS THE NEWS

The city now, each evening, re-
ceives over the Postal telegraph lines,
the daily report on the lever situa-
ton at New Orleans, as Officially an
nounced at o'clock by the health
officers Of that city
The interest in these reports IS fel-
y shown by the large crowds that
await each evening for the feeer lid
ings, andthose who congregate on the
First National Bank corner to read
these reports after they are posted
every morning.
These reports are paid for BY popu-
lar subscription and the collection for
this has proven. to Mr.. Goidstein al
easy task. The reports are anthem
tic as shown the next day by the daily
pres dispatches, and give the true Sit
uation of the fever twelve hours in
advance Of the papers we receiv here.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1905-08-12

III action Of the City Council in
refusing TO demand the resignation of
Marshal Hebron, At the suggestion
Of the Democrat for a mistake he af-
forwards acknowledged and apoIogis
ed for, shows that they have conf
denee in his ability to make the city a
marshall it has long demanded. Bar
ring this one act the refusal to accept
bond from Mr. Riteman when offered,
Marshall Hebron in the few days OF
his service, has convinced the people
that he will be fearless in the dis
charge of his duty, and will see to it
that the laws of the city are enforced
and the law breakers brought to JUS
tice. It is only on determined Off
GERS like this that the safety of the
home depends. The Times feels
his future acts will be endorsed by our
entire citizenship
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1905-08-12
NOTICE

Notice is hereby given that, for the
purpoes of liquidating existing debts
OF the Town OF Hollandale, in the
State of Mississippi, the Mayor and
Board of Aldermen of said Town will
at their next regular meeting, to be
held on the first Tuesday in Septem-
Der, 1905, make provision for the IS
suance Of the bonds of said Town, to
the amount Of Seven Thousand Dol
lars ($7, ooo.oo), each bond to be for
the sum of Five Hundred Dollars
tS5oo.ool, payable twenty (2o) years
from the date Of issuance, and to bear
interest, from the date of issuance, at
the rate Of six CO. per cent. per an
mum, payable semi-annualiy; that
said Seven Thousand Dollars (S7,-
ooo.oo), OF bonds. proposed to be IS
sued. will be in addition to the Twen-
tv Thousand Dollars (2o.ooo.oo). OF
bonds of said Town now outstand-
ing. and when added thereto, will ex-
coed seven ca per cent Of the as
sessed value Of the taxable property
Of said Town. but be less than ten
(Io)- percentum thereof
The above notice IS published by
order of the Mayor and Board OF Al
dermen. passed at their regular meet
ing on the first Tuesday in August,
1905. F II. RUSSELL.
til sep ? Clerk.