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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-29
FOR this Reason His Application
For Light Franchise Is
Deferred,
CITIZENS IS ALSO CONTINUED,
North State Paving Project Rceoosld'
cred - Demonstration with
DIylnlOg Rod,

Action ON the application Of Samuel
Newhouso for an electric light ana
rower franchise IN This city was do.
,crfed Ny tho committees on municipal
laws ana streets Of the city council last
rlehi. until further word Ii received
rom him on the mal,or II was stated
mat Mn Newhouso has not yet COM
Melted the details Of hla power plant foy
bls emellor and ne wants 10 nnlph
those plans before DOING anything fur
tber IN the franchise matter
The Famo committees also considered
no application Tor u frunchso mado
hy me citizens Heating ana Power
company but continued action ON the
unitar until next Wednesday evening
so chat some points IN the proposed
franchise may be more lully considered
hy the members OF lho company and
oIfo the committees
WILL TRY AGAIN
II was decided BY the streets com.
ultitc 10 reconsider the action takou
ON the paving of north state ftroot
pom North Temple 10 the capitol
grounds ana reopen the proposition Tor
further consideration, Last week the
committee concluded that II the state,
rty and city school board remained
neutral IN tho matter the prolostuuts
would be- able TO doieat ,ho improve,
Lent hence We committee decided 10
lcpoIl uniuyoMbly on the project
Joseph Geog logdn, w, q, Ncbokor and
several other property owners on tho
tlfett appeared before The committee
last night and asked that the matter be-
r,0usldorCd They said that the pro-.
l0lauts could not now defeat the Inn.
rrovtmcnt as several Of the property
owners who had signed the protest nov
favor The paving L. y, Han again ap.
pared before the committee iu behalf
" tho protcslants, Both sidog WIN
have another opportunity of being
hard when the matter ia rcopcned
WESTMINSTER PROTEST
Action on tho protest Of The lrps,ccs
N Woslmlnttor college agalnsr no
opening Of certain streets through Mo
college campus vas postponed 40 "A IA
give those who asked that the streets
be opened an opportunity 20 No heard
Dr. MyNlcce said that the trustees have
planned 90 build TWO additional collogo
buildings In the next two NtaIa Al n
COST NJ about $4,000, ana that n the
streets oro opened up AZ proposed tho
improvement WIN have 10 be abandon.
"a ana 'ho college win hoyo 10 scll ont
ma move 10 some other locality whore
It can have plenty Of room,
HOW TO FIND WATER
John Orgo and his dylnlng rod enter.
uncl tho momhor8 or the WltorWorka
committee last evening IN dcmonslra.
tons 0, The divine power OF the rod 10
locate water Wherever Mr. Orga
passed over q waiorplpc between the
f9ou of tho council chamber The rol,
which 10 merely % birch wig, would
30 through certain oyoutIons which
indicated 10 the demonstration that wac.
fer WAS prcfonL Orgt Gays that ne
VIII locate water Supply for tho
city with hls rod II paid 5000 for ~.
cry 100000 gallons dairy noW added
70 me cIty'A present water supply Ace
,o0 on The proposition was continued
Indefinitely
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-29

Deep teprlng " wronehlng pnlHe, oc,
taslonod by gotUng wet through, worse
when at req, or ON hlFt moyIug the limbs
Quickly by nollorjs Snow llnImout o.
car Olcson. Gibson CITY Illinois writes
Feb. 49, 1909. "a year ugo was troubled
Win n pain IN my back II soon got 20
BAD ! could not bend over one hottie OF
,1c ,hoO Fold by n G, NJ l. DWs
Don't II
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-29
TEA
There is good and mid.
ding and poorj you have
your choice,

and then bring the machine back home,
While out on me "Trip II wag decided
a. have quantity ~ Stag from The
fmollore hauled IN 90 the pitys rock
clushor 20 loTt the crushing ability Of
the machine with ID view 10 using the
slog for surlucmg he highways Of the
county
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-29
POWER FOR SALT LAKE,
shoshopc Company VA Do Business
Hero in About Two Wosks,

General Attorney Frank Baglcy Of the
Shoshone Power company came down
from the north last evening and regis.
tered At tn Kenyon We says that
within the next 10 months not less than
Ono,horsc.l over Viii be delivered IN
Salt Lake cay from the distributing
station at Anger Fans. 40 miles from
this cl'y the total power 90 be goner0t-
Cd az tho Falls being 90 000.horse.p power,
\ contract lao been let 10 W, u, Slick
Is Bro. Of this cry for SS5000O 10 build
un llO00.foot canal from Anger FAILS,
and Judge Bagley says That his COM
pany has been granted the sole rlRhlS
ON lh' south side ~ the Snake At Sho.
shono Fails. ana the entire rights az
Anger Fails Tho canal win be So feet
Wide M the bottom l3O feet wide nj tho
top. ana mo depth ~ feet Tho power
house Us 60 ho 60X30o feet ana thc water
used for power VIII DE returned TO the
river from his point Judge BaRloy
ana Mn sick ION this morning for
Provo, whore they win inspect the plant
Of the Telluride company and then visit
los Argolos Portland and Niagara
Falls
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-29
HOW TO FIND WATER,
Asthma suNerers should Know This,

W'hMa 5uWtFet0 NhoUId KNOW TINS
roleys Honey and Tar has cured many
eotes Of asthma. that were considered
hopeless Mrs Adolnh putsing iol West
Thrd S. Davenport Ia, writes - ~,
we're ctld contracted twelve years ago Was
neglected until II finally grow into as'h
ma Tho host medical skin available
could not give mo moro than Temporal y
uItl folcys Honey and Tar was recon.
mtnded and one nfty cent bottle entirely
cured me- u asthma which mad boon
growing M me FOR twelve years, and ~
J had taken n nj the start I would have
mcn saved years Of suffering For sale
by y j. lul DRUG GO,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-29
Have You Couoh7

A dosN Of BNlhrda llorohound Pyrup
WV relieve II Have you cold A dose oi
IN0lne AZ bed TINE ANA frequent small
slWe Of llorohound syrup during tho day
wv remove n. Thy n for wh0oplug cough.
lI asthma for consumption, FOR bron
SlVs Ms Joe Mcdralh 5ai % iat
veg BallatdR lIorOhouud Ryfup I'm my
,,Wly lor z years, and nnd II the be /
Nv most pNlalRble medicine | ever used -
b,,, '0c' Noo Fold by n @, NJ l. Drug
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-29
Snollnd Lior RoAutY .

Harriet Howard OF 200 W saith ST.,
Now York at one time had her beauty
spoiled with skin trouble, Sho writes,
~ had Salt Rheum or Eczema Tor years
but nothing would cure II, until | used
Buoklcn's ArnIca Salpo," A duick and
euro healer for cuts burns ana Sores
s5c ot u, &, NJ, |, Drug department
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-29
MlSSELlNE
SILKS

MiaHplIUo Hllk 10
lNohoH WIDE, 70
SOFT pllkN a.
hrIu, suitable IUI
oNonlug Wpnr ono
street gowns, shirt
waists otJ Here Ie
4 bargain and can
BE- had only durlug
this Wotk 4 roUls
lar hlc quail ~ a0o
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-29
Az GOOD AS A VACATION,

Rest IN nice Hammock In the shades
Of your own homo, We have the lers'
ott assortment ana handsomost designs
ON the market Prices from .i,bo IN
$3.50
uESEnET SEW9 R0OK STORE,
Main st.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-29
Three Physicians Treated Him with
hul Suceags

W. l., YaNcy paducah ky. writes "l
had u severe case Of kidney disease and
three of mo best physicians IN Kentucky
treated me without success ] then took
gayc immediate rclitt ana hrco bottles
cured me permanently | gladly recon.
mWd this wonderful remedy" For sale
Nv H. j. Inn Drug Co
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-29
HAmMoCKsi HAMMocKsi

Tho largest assortment ana tho new.
est STYLES and color dsigns on the mar.
kct Popular prices
DEsERET news BOOK STORE,
Main g.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-29
JUST RECEIVED.

30 elegant SIN costumes silk suits and
skirts, which We oftcr at discounts Of
from 30 90 90 per cent.
II, *, THOMAS, DRY GOODS co.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-29
EXCURSION NORTH.


VIA Oregon Shot Line. Greatly reduced
lo,oa ZOO principal northern uhh ana
Idaho points SEQ agents for tull par
tlonluU cry Ticket O0lco 2ol Main
~
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-29

GOOD digestion makes good blood and
good blood makcs strong nerves,
should you experience the slightest
symptom Of nervousness, you may rcst
assured that dyspepsia or some dls,
turbonco Of tho dlgostIon Is at the bot,
tom Of Il,
Thcro Is no need ot suffering with
nervousness, Tako tow doses ot
Pcwna--corroct tho dlgosuon-prcyont
further trouble.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-29
WASH GOODS
SECTION
20 Pieces Raven
Black
DIMlTlES

warranted nh8o,
lulo.y IHHt yuluo
lot uH long us noy
ltrt LAD l.I.. a .l
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-29
4" JUST INT
| MEDICINE
| NEEDED,

reward was worth II, "a at tho end oi
that time was like another woman,
"My hcallh was restored and now
scarcely know have noryos, Please
accept my sincere thanks,n
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-29
; S6NIEDNIE&O A-2oMMoM- COMPLAINT
ING-M W h-C QEhoI- WEATHER,
Tired and Nervous
Aching and TrcmbIIng,
SlccpicsS and DlOOdlcSs
F9E.RU"NA CURES
BY Removing the Cause,

NHISs MARY h. WlIALEY, 1922
lVi Jackson street. North Topeka,
kasn wrIioli
"Aboul u year ago was nh run down
and my nervous systqm was completely
shattered,
"Then / began 20 use poruna and !
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-29

found II iIst lllo mods
iclno | hooded 10 ~,
eloro my health, /
used it f1r nearly
throo months, but uho
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-12-08
SPECIAL SESSION
OF CITY COUNCIL

The city council vii hold a speciai!
session tonight, at the instance OF
several councilmen, who have signed
the call.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-12-08
GUSMAl WILL

By request of his son, Joseph j.
Gusman, the will of Jerome B. Gus
man is published, as follows:
81, Jerome B. Gusman, being in
my usual good health and being of
sound mind and memory, do hereby
make this my last will and testament
as follows, to-wit:
"After all my debts are we'll and
truly paid, / give to my beloved
wife, Alkaline A. Gusman, the con-
troll of my home and the business of
the farm, the business to be carried
on as I have done in my life time,
and I recommend that she secure
the counsel and assistance of VIII
liam L. Hughes or some other COM
petent person who may not be OBJ
jected to by my daughters, and all
taxes and expenses of keeping the
property in repair shall be paid out
of the proceeds of the farm. This
arrangement shall continue so long
as my wife shall life OF remain my
widow, and it is also here provided
that my four daughters, Mary v.
Hood, Martha E. Gusman, Ella J.
Gusman and Cora L. Gusman, shall
have their home with their mother
and be provided for as before my
death, so long as they shall remain
single. At the death or remarriage
of my wife, Alkaline A. Gusman, all
my property. personal and real, shall
be equally divided between my four
above named daughters, who shall
pay, or cause to be, to my son,
Joseph J. Gusman, five hundred dol
lars in money or land, as they may
choose, said money or land is to be
paid five years after the death or re-
marriage of my wife and my four
daughters shall also pay five humid
red dollars which shall be equally
divided between Joseph J. Gusman's
children, which shall be paid to them
at their marriage or when any be-
come of age. This together with the
money and property have already
given my said son, Joseph J. Gus
man, I consider will make him equal
with the girls.
'T also hereby provide that Ann,
the colored girl, who has always
lived with me, shall have her home
in the family, and be provided for as
before my death, and, if she shall
remain in the family until the death
or remarriage of my wife the girls
shall pay her FIVE hundred dollars
in money.
81 also give and bequeath to my
grandson, Joseph g. Hood, my gold
watch.
"And I hereby appoint my oldest
daughter, Mary V. Hood, to execute
this will, who shall not be required
to give security"
The will was dated January 9.
1895, and witnessed by J. A. j..
Lightburn and John Beeghley.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-12-08
MAJOR ELLIlTI
Smiles BZAIlgEY

Z.
Charleston, w. Va, Dec The
Charleston News says
se3Iajor G. ID. Elliott, United
States Marshal for the first district
Of West Virginia, was IN the city
Yesterday conferring with Governor
Dawson. Major Elliott is much in
the public eye just now on account
Of the fact that his reappointment as
federal officer is pending and rs
considered in some quarters to be
much in doubt
eeWhen asked as to the truth of
the story Of the sale of his stock in
the ParEersburg Morning News,
Major Elliott smiled blandly.
&c Have you seen anything in the
Parkersburg News to so indicate ?
said he.
"a negative answer was the re-
joindef.
6 Wei, when Won do he contin-
ned, then you will know that some.
thing of that kind has occurred u
changes are made in the ownership
Of my pqper you may rest assured
that it viii not be scooped on the an
nouncement'
G 7 like the newspaper business,
the Mayor pursued, Sin fact I think
I will have TO admit that 1 have ac-
CURED the habit. I have made a
studv of the newspaper business IN
West Virginia. and believe I know
what West Virginia readers want.
ttFrom the trend of the talk it
would be taken that if deal involv-l
ing the Petersburg Morning News
was made Major Elliott. at least. is !
not yet ready to give it to the pub
lie"
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-12-08
KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS I
ELECT OFFICERS

The Knights of Columbus elected
the following officers Thursday
night:
Grand Knight-E. stringer Bog
Deputy Grand Knight V.
chaneellor-w. R. Byrd.
Recording Secretary = James
Financial secretary-T. NJ Don
'-' Treasurer-M. j. McAndrew.
Lecturer. J. Elwood.
Advocate-Dr. J. P. MCGUIRE.
Warden-R. r. Gill.
Inside Guard-Frank Could
Outside Guard-T. W. Ward:
Trustee-P. F. Caufeld.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-12-08

FOR SALE-New Groom house, lot
75x15o, in Wines addition. For
cash will sell at less than actual
cost Has laundry, bath and all
water and light facilities. Also va
cant lot in same addition for sale,
33x175. Price, $500. Cheap. Al
so four fine lots in Stealey addition
at a bargain. Call on or write f.
O. Sutton, room so, Jacobs building.
Clarksburg, W. Va. sdee3t.
Those wishing to select presents
from a large and elegant assort-
ment of watches, clocks, jewerly, etc
at reasonable prices, should pay US
a visit. Lea Probst 14a Third
street. oers5tt.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-12-08
ADVENT SERVICES
AT CHRIST CHURCH

This evening is the closing SER
vice of the Advent Mission at Christ
church. Rev. Jacob Brittingham
has been here since last Saturday:
preaching morning and evening OF
each day, and much interest has been
shown. This afternoon there was
special service for children, of whom
a goodly number were present
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-12-08
Ladles Of the G. A. r.

The ladies of the G. A. R. held
very enthusiastic meeting last
night in the Odd Fellows lodge
room. One candidate was inltlat-
ed into the order Considerable IN
terest was manifested by the mem
hers and the meeting proved very
pleasant and entertaining.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-12-08

Mrs. W. F. Ran, of Parkersburg
is visiting Mrs. Freese, at the Trad
Mrs. Rapp, of Gypsy will spend
the winter in the city.
Thomas B. Pepper, of Salem, was
in the city Friday.
clyde Bailey, of Bristol, was here
Friday on business.
Osnan Swartz went to ShiTinston
Friday morning on business.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-12-08
X-m S Number

OF the New York World next
Sunday will be the largest and one
of the greatest newspapers ever pup
lished in America. Z cents copy
Order today from your newsdealer'
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-12-08
Deeds Recorded

Park Mfg. Company to ]. j. and
Florence Gusman, lot, Jackson
Square, city.
Elias McWhorter, etc, trustees, to
Il. NJ. Sullivan, lot, Mt. Clare.
Arts L. Hustead to Harper Rog-
ers, 1 coal bank, Sardis district.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-12-08
Xmas Number

or the New York World next
Sunday will be the largest and one
of the greatest newspapers ever pub
lished in America. Z cents a COPY
Order today from your newsdealer.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-12-08
r advl Aim! Firel

Otis Taylor, of the Stealey add,
ton. is still thirsting for gore, and
is off on a protracted hunt. The
game all takes to the tall timberF
when they see Mr.. Taylor and his
machette coming in sight.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-12-08
SPLENDID SPORT IN TIE
SOUTH

along the seaboard Air Line Ry,
Golf. tennis, fishing, hunting and all
outdoor sports. For particulars adj
dress r.. II. Stansell, t. P. A., WASH
.ington, d. G. oe'
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-11-20
IS DUNE DoNe2

IN THE 1tsG :. r .HCn
OF CHICAGO and the council ui hat CRY
Il appears thai what Is Dunno is not
done and. although It may appear to
be a platltude. that what is done IS
nor Dunno
In other words. The council, so far,
has done mp Dnnne What is 10 be
done with Dunno under the circum-
stanees2 Is Dunno dCne. or will Dunno
Undo what has been done?
Again. II Dunno Is undone by what
has been done what is TO be done 10
The future and where docs Dunno get
of?
Has Dunno done what Dhnna agreed
TO do, and If he has not SO done. what
will be the course Of Dunno when it
comes TO doing things?
Il Is held by the Chicago papers that
Dunno IS nndoue. but Dunno looking
forward TO what may be done, is nor
incl ned to agree. In the meantime
the municipal ownership skies In Chi.
cagO are Of a dun color. and not of
thai clear color that might have heen
anticipated had Dunno done what he
started ont TO do.
The puzzle in This case Is 10 find out
what Dunno has done. and what has
been done 10 Dunno Has dunno been
done up BY the street car interests.
or will Dunno in the future see thar
the members 81 the council who have
been doing him ~ are undoneg
But perhaps Il may be iust as veil
10 wait and see what is done. and
what Dunno does. Almost anything
is likely 10 happen In these days. and
even Dunno may do something thai
onghi 10 be- done in the estimation of
The Chicago city council that has an.
parenily up 10 this labored TO see that
nothing in the mayors particular line
was done. Done; nun ced
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-11-20
WOMEN HELD IN
PAWN FOR FARE
IT REQUIRED HALF AN HOURS
SklRMisAiNc hr MIDNIGHT
TO RAISE THE ONE DOLLAR
TO RELEASE THEM.

Mahoney City, Pa, Nov 19-Nine-
teen members Of the Stoddard Sore.
sis, an association OF women for liter.
airy culnrc, were held as hostages for
fares by The conductor Of a Schuylkill
railway ear for hair an hour last mid.
night until the twentieth member.
who was permitted TO leave the car.
Returned with the ransom money
which she succeeded In borrowing
from q friend whom SHE raped out
Of bed
There sou mean thing" she fairly
screamed, as sh handed the conduc
tor dollar bill yes and let him keep
the change" chorused the ransomed
ones with b ting sarcasm as they
alishted
Tha club includes the wives and
daughters Of bankers. physicians and
lawyers After boarding the car each
in turn suddenly discovered she had
come without her purse. Now Il is
that some of the members
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-11-20
MOUND CITY.
O. o . - . o o o o q
Mound City. Nov. 10. 1906.

Mrs Robert Newhousa and baby. Of
| Fnlon KY are the guests Of The for
mers father Geo Merit
Father Engel will go to Belleville
this week 10 attend the annual Re-
tFsar
Congress man Geo. ". Smith was
shaking hands with friends here Sat
urday.
VIM GILL who met with an accident
al the Metal Bound Package Co, on
Thursday died Friday night. The in
jury proved much more serious than
had at first been expected Deceased
was 81 years of age and leaves a wife
10 mourn his death The body was
taken TO Marion, Ill.,. for burial Mr..
gill carried a small insurance in the
Metropolitan and had only paid three
Assessments.
The Wash Honshell brought IN n
barge OF logs for the Meat Block fac
tory Friday
Night providers were about Friday
night and visited several places. The
Cottage hotel was one of the places
Wis ted and their supply OF meat for
breakfast was taken Al the home of
Dr. Mathis the thieves took coat
and gold watch belonging 10 the
doctor and pail containing six
dressed quail thar Dudley Mathis had
killed Friday and was 20 he spread
for his breakfast Judge Wall was the
next place visited but they were nm
successful as The Judge was aroused
and states that they were two colored
men.
Thomas Buchanan, the colOred man
who was so painfully and seriously
Injured Friday by the falling of a side
wall Of building that h. was tearing
down, died Saturday. He suffered in
iensely as he received deep cut on
his head and his sido was injured
Rev. J NJ, Sutherland, formerly pas
'o,' ~ the Cor eregational church in
this city, now located at Toulon, Ill,
win en- er the lecture field A Mr.. III.
A. COllons. Of Havana, Ill, will be
Mr. Sinherland's manager and look
after the deta Is Of his tours. The
subjects are The Evolution Of Laugh
Ter" The Bible in Literature %
shakespeare. the Remembering
Robert Burns the Workingman's Can
didate in the House Of the Immortals,"
and "Scarecrows." Mr. Sutherland
will continue as pastor of the Foulon
church as his lecture tour will not
interfere
George Conrad, and employe OF the
Shonk Manufacturing company had
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-11-20
ADM ILLUSTRATORS SALE OF REAL
PROPERTY.

Norice Is hereby given that on
Wednesday, November 29th, A. D.
1905. between the hours of ten O'CLOCK
10 the forenoon aud five o'clock In
the afternoon OF the said day, at the
front door Of the Court House, In the
CRY Of Cairo, County Of Alexander
and State Of Illinois, the real property
Of Ransom Thompson deceased. con
sisting Of the following:
All OK Lots numbered CD seven,
81 eight, go nine. l1O) ten, tl1)
eleven ana tl2) twelve. in Block mum.
bered "a one. Lots numbered CD
seven, (S) eight. (9l nine. ll0l ten,
(1D eleven and (l2l twelve In Block
numbered co. Two. except that part OF
the said lots heretofore conveyed as
right Of way to the Eastern Illinois
aud Missouri Railway Company. by
deed dated May Goth, 1899 and record.
ed In The office of the recorder OF
deeds in and for the County Of Alexan-
der in Book 80 of the deed record,
on page ga. Also LOIS numbered
t1f tHltV III AuIlbGlEi Ao}
three. Also Lots numbered CD FIVE
and Co six in Block numbered (4)
four. Also Lots numbered ID one
ca two, 49, three. "a four, go five
(6) six, % seven. 80 eight. 90
nine. tlO) ten. uD eleven. u2)
twelve, In Block numbered f5) five
Lots numbered % one, (2) two. 90
three. ca four. (5) five. 90 SIX. ID
seven. (S) eight 60 nine, 0O) ten,
uD eleven. u2) twelve. In Block
numbered (el six. All Of said Lots be.
ing In the town Santa Fe. in the
County Of Alexander and State of III
lnois. win be sold at public sale. in
accordance with an order OF the Coun.
~ Court Of Alexander County.
Terms OF sale viii be for cash.
Dared this 2cth day Of October A.
D. 1905.
Benjamin r., Thompson.
Administrators.