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The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1905-09-09
First pub. Aug. IL; Last Sept. 49, 1905
Notice for Publication.

Department of the Interior.
Land Office at Marquette, Michigan,
August 8, 1905.
Notice Is hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice of his intention
to make final proof In snppor, of his claim. and
that said proof will be made before the Clerk
Of the Circuit Court, at L'Anse. Michigan. on
Monday, September ls, 1905, viz; Homestead
application, No. 1895, made by Adolph Auge,
for the Nwk ofNEA, Sec. 81, TIP. 81 N. r. SAW.
He names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon and cultivation
of said land. viz: Theophile Richard, Peter
Gay, Alphonse Gauthier, Eustache Charter,
all Of Baraga, Michigan,
THOMAS ScADDES, Register.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1905-09-09
Township Board Proceedings.
loFTIcIALl

g.. LoFrIciALl
At regular meeting OF theItown.
ship board of the township OF
L'Anse, held in the clerk Office in
the Town Hall on Thursday, Aug
ust Slst, A. D. 1905, at twoj clock
p. d., there were present SJ pervisor
Frank Foote, Justices Of tb E Peace,
George G. Jackman, HarY Selden,
and Clerk Charles H. MeJke.
Minutes of meeting ~ July 9th
read and approved.
on notion of Menge, Imported by
Seldeh the following bills we're
allow@ by the vote fq loving.
Geo. QJackman, / bdl meeting $3.50
HarvNSelden, bd eeting 1.5O
Matt Hansen, 10 gal oil. -. 100
Geo. C Jackman, review
noti&s .... ........ 400
AyesE oote, Jack ban, Selden and
Menge. Nays:noq
On qion Of j Ekman, supported
by seld$ the Blowing highway
orders W re allo ed by the vote fol-
728 Jos Nkolick days lab. & 3 30
729 M, Cr}edon d days lab. 175|
73O II. Sc len, boking over
highway ..... :. -. 200
73l D. Shd 4 pays labor. ~. 700
732 r. Me- n les.6 days labor 10 50
733 ]. Lem r., 8 days labor 10 30
734 VIM. Cd B days labor. 76O
73o Jas Grd 8 days team. :. 80 90
736 Elizor @ lins, Z days labor 10 50
738 j. b. Bel niger, 2 days labor 800
739 John N ban, contract on
HERNIA road 49,. :. 35 90
74O Oliver srosier, IL days
lab at 5; Z at $50 81 30
TAI VIM. q Yin, 2 days labor 800
742 Geo Qet ssa, 3 days team IL 90
743 Bars Ia tore Co., dyna-
mite cal and fuse ...... 825
IA H. y esbi ditto :. 500
745 0. cott drift bolts and
pi1 nf. 10 40
TAT M{Noval 10 days labor. Is 90
748 T1os Gral 10 days labor Is 90
749 Chs Creb( bsa, 10 days lab Is 90
$50 ] IS Dave y, IA days lab q 90.
751 .Derosid bal due 10 days
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1905-09-09
First pub Aug 10; last Sept %, 1905
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Department of the Interior,
Land Office at Marquette, Michigan,
Annuaf Il lQl6

August II, 1905.
Notice Is hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice of his intention
TO make final proof in support Of his claim, and
that said proof will be made before the Clerk
OF the Circuit Court, at HoughtoD, Michigan,
on Friday, October o. 1905 viz: Homestead
application No 1924. made by George Allen
Haas. for the K Y of S 4,NW 4 of u,
and 4 Of W y, Sec. 81, TIP 80 n, r. 80 w.
He names the following witnesses to prove his
continuous residence upon aud cultivation of
said land. viz: George Minear, Jeremiah
sullivan, Otto H. Krellwitz, August Peterson,
all OF Silver, Michigan.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1905-09-09
First pub. septo. Last Sept 90, 1905.
PROBATE NOTICE.
STATE OF MICHIGAN.

Tik Probate Court for the Comfy Of Baraga
In Pr. YgHtter. Of the estate Of Patience A.
'f3:5 s::;s s s,v, tina. ses. month. from
AGrH ~ u vepte4) ber, AID. 1908, have been
ALL ~ ~ ~ tosG9to present their claims
aR1Il Vat nv d@eeaDd to said court for ex.
an hatiI Ind 0ijq)tment, and that all cred.
itdfs Of "a detk = "a are required to present
their cwlms tdGhid court, at the probate
ONCE. In the village Of L'Anse. In said county,
on or before the 8th day of January,A.D 1900
and that said claims will be heard By said court
on Monday the sth day Of January, A. d 1908,
at ten o'clock 10 the forenoon.
Dated. August ~, A. p. 1905. -r
XII JAMES MCMAHON,
Judge Of Probate.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1905-09-09
First pub July, ssth. Last Sept 80. 1895
TIMBER LAND, Aor JUNE 3, 1873
NoTIcR ron PUBLICATION.

United States Land ONCE,
Marquette, Michigan,
July y, 1905.
Notice Is hereby given that In compliance
with the provisions of the act of Congress of
June 8, 1873, entitled IAN act for the sale of
timber lands In the States OF California, ore.
gon, Nevada and Washington Territory" "a
extended to all the Public Land States by act
OF August 4, 1892. Charles Johnson, Of Ishpem-
ing, county Of Marquette, state Of Michigan,
has this day filed in this ONCE his sworn state.
ment No, 1345, for the purchase Of the s W v
Of w y OF Section No. IL, in Township No. ST
n, Range No. IS w. and will offer proof to
show that the land sought is more valuable
for its timber or stone than for agricultural
purposes, and to establish his claim to said
land before the Register and Receiver, at Mar.
quette. Michigan, on Thursday, the 5th day of
October, 1905. He names as witnesses: Lou
]. lie Vogue, of Marquette, Michigan; Anti
Kettunen, Of IshpeminR. Michigan; Alex.
Simila, of Ishpeming, Michigan; Charles Petite,
Of IshpeminR. Michigan.
Any and all persons claiming adversely the
above described lands are requested to file
their claims in this ONCE on or before said 5th
day OF October, 1906.
THOMAS scADDEN. Register.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1905-09-09
Firstpub. Aug 10; last Sept Q, 1905.
IN PROBATE NOTICE.
>MlWSrrArn OF MIcnIcAs/


At sessi OF said Court, held& the Probate
once, In tho Village Of L'Ansa(In said county.
on the fourts th day Of Augus(rA d. 1905.
bate
deceased ~ l ~ VS. - -
petition h court r a.: sd;us sSsrs l ~;
determine who fe tke time Of his death the
legal heirs Of ssi ksed and entitled 10 inherit
the real eetate Of b said deceased died seixed.
II L. ordered, th The eleventh day Of septem-
Der D1e06.at tel clock IN the forenoon, q said
Pronste One, ID ts hereby appointed for
II e furtheT rae! that public notice thereof
be given By y blicati( OF copy. Of THE order,
hearing, the La Sentinel, = newspaper
printed AZ circusstsd eaid County
JAnEs McM& PS, Judge Of Probate.
Jlsrs MONA. Judge OF Probate.
BY Ihsss address, Land Michigan
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1905-09-09
rlr.t pub. Aug. -. Lass ssp.. lpos.

irst pub. Aug, last sept. i~o.
County Of rsas. Sc
Al eession Of the Probate burt for the
County Barags, held At the prof. ONCE In the
villagev Anse, In said county the i,th day
Pressed Hon. james McMaho Judge OF Pro
: s i ne The ,'sr Of the ..s4ss lame. A, Close,
z, On resdl and ding the n ltion duly verified
Of James iose Jr;, con said q dessssed, pray ray
petition andV BAT the cou shall determine who
were the legal beirs of 81 deceased at the time
Of his DEATH md EMIT B by the laws of this
state to inher ibis real kstate,
Therefore II lprderG that the l2th day of Sep
' Sooa Se ssssnsS Ss.S.es Of said petition
and that the heirs law of said deceased, and all
other persons int ted IN said estats are requir.
ed TO appear at pn Of this court then to be
holden at thc pro- II NICE In said county, and
show cause II ~ thu be, why the prayer of the
And i is fuy 1er ords that said petitioner
ing thereof ~ causing a Cd OF this order to be
published II the L'Anse Sd Rtnel. newspaper
printed al circulated In saidy HQunty OF Baraga
three sy/ Eessive weeks previd TO said day o.
JAMES Mc mon.
!. L. 49,, JUDI 0f Probate
.IaMEs MCMAHON, Judge of Proba0
H(hchette 4 Lawton, Attorneys for Atitioner
Bdsiness Address Hancock, Michigan
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1905-09-09

Inch Hemlock MSS. 90 per thous
and feet, and lncA Hemlock plank
at sll.OO peythousaf feet.
M%T GETzEN,
S5-tf Baraga, Mich.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1905-09-09
1.-The SeAtineI...

Il headquArtelvfo for
everything in the Printing Limo.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-08-14
WHICH is WHICH

And now we are told hat the fe-
male mosquito. known TO ms all as the
stegomyla faciata. is the only thing
that communicates the much dreaded
yellow fever The male "steg is
harmless, Any other mosquito is
harmless. unless Il is a female steg.
omy1a. You can sleep in a room with
yellow fever patient in the bed
clothes used by the sick one, but nm
less a shemale stegomyia bites YOU.
you are safe. All you have 10 do is
ia watch Tor madam stag and
smash her. You can play with any
other mosquito ana let them bite you
with lmpunity. and also with their
bills ard YOU are safe. For the honor
OF our sex We are glad that the males
are not guilty Of carrying this awful
disease around OF course it is a..
easy matter to recognize a stegomyia
We all know the "steg. but we dc
not exactly know just how to tell the
female from the male. when Il comes
10 an insect II may be they wear
their hair different. or the rooster
mosquito may have one rib less than
the hen; or if you study close there
may be a difference in the coo of this
buzz. We would be glad If someone
would look up mosquito and tell III
how to tell which is she and which I4
ha4s-Ilntil you do know which Is the
ether. II VIII be wen To give every
mosquito the benefit of the doubt, ane
hit she, him or 1t with a club Wa
know man who says when he Is
malarions he calls in the mosauito'
lets them bite him by the million
Some day female viii nibble him
ar,l he will pay the penalty The vel
low fever has visited New York, Bos
| ton. Philadelphia, Baltimore, Wilmin2
TN. and has gone as far north q
Mai m IN 1878 the death rate froF
! ytfl 5acs was i50A9 The yelIoi
, / fsves has PROBABLY killed $4,000 re-
II pie in New Orleans. A good fFuF
Kills It a once. II must be that thes
/ stegomyia are easily frostbitten Bel
i ton Democrat
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-08-14
SOMETHING DOING" in CHICAGO

According to the Ohio State Jour
nal there IS 4omething dong" Ia
Chicago The Journal says that a Chi
cage newspaper publishes the follow
ing Interesting catalogue Ct events
transpiring in the city by the lake:
A death every fifteen minutes.
A birth every twenty minutes amt
twenty-seven seconds.
murder every seventy hours.
suicide every eighteen hours.
serious accident. necessitatins
nurses or physicians care every four
minutes.
A fatal accident every five hours
A case of assault and battery every
twenty-six minutes
4 burglary every three hours.
A holdup every six hours.
A disturbance OF the peace. to at
tract attention. every six seconds
A larceny every twenty minutes
An arrest every seven minutes and
thirty seconds.
a fire every hour.
An acress ff drunkenness every If
taen minutes.
a marriage every tweaty minutes
A case for the coroner every TIRES
hours
a new building completed every on
| hour AMI fifteen minnteg
| A railroad passenger train arrives
( very ffty-six seconds.
! Sixty passengers, suburban ans
ltlrough arrive every second at rail
way stations,
Seyonteen thousand gallons Of wat
or minute pass through the l,9hi
m lea Of city water mains
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-08-14
TIE oYsser.s fsoshAr.

The story was tad ona eight 10 me
AZ the Maacelleie Steele !,
ny an old pl49fei&ae IN - pH0fbprd
Ant iii TIE 0PeBa i he derdFiN +. q q
For yeais hc 4 andid thf ua,lu CLASS.
And mis- MISC yonetasion had hefn abs
That whether TIM months had an Il or
nut
The OYSTERS ma doesn't care one Ioi
.The oysters ma said the whskerel
sage
''Ia tie iazIest female in this swift ago.
she has many children she calls them
'spat
And Is never concerned JUST where they're
-rhourh they're her eonger;taI aesh and
50 70 speak as q mother her name IL
mud,
And shc II. sm perfectly satisfied.
i'rt cursor Vt ali race suicide
THE oysters mafelaal relative
10 waiting world would have ruch 70
give
n ahe raised her Kin IN IRE proper way.
Instead ot ting them IAN prey
TO the ranrlba FISH that saiintcs by.
And love aolt fling w@eu thsy don
FER. IL sixteen millions Of bivaivss SINAI,
A lonesome dg1en y saved thats all
! 'Aud juat ~ think 81 the stens ard fiIee.
Il Qf price anu sfAe ~ delight our eNeS
WA MISS because 1T this lasatss
'Tfs tough on the human iucp guess
i Bht tho oysters mother II she Won't
I Ana iooS after her brood wen. It's W
TO her"
tholent from the story heard thu.
1 NV archaeological friend was right
Eugene Gary IN New Yort Sun,
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-08-14
rhe Read.

The Road
There Is no new pathway that Is not
rough.
Yet who would walk IN well worn
way2
The warden Of life is aged aud giuT.
But nevertheless he Is guard TO day
what would you doe Would you stop 80
rest
or argue the question Of go or stay?
Better pass ON In an untfed quest
Than beg for a crust in well-w
way.
Stumble you WIN in the tangled turn.
Where the vines have grown and the
sweet brer spread:
But the fountain you lind and the les
sons Sou learn
WIN te newer and dearer than those
oft rea5.
Then smile 1T the warden and pay his
fee.
For Life has demands that are some
what y0id
lie has weighed the soul Of a YOU ana me,
And he knows our strength when hs
points the road
Lura Kelsey Clendening.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-08-14
WHAT IS ADVERTISING.

II is business force that witail
ha Lass II years. has deyelo9ed n-
10 d science A legitimate and hon
rahl way II iudicilusly and proper
IS pursued, If keeping ones self pleas.
antly in the minds Of the public, to the
benefit OF both the advertiser and the
public
II is a science as surely az poIiti
cal economoy Is science It's de
velopment depends upon art as Ger
lainly az that of any other science
Advertising Is the greatest force il
business today Advertising matter
If properly prepared, Is sure TO bt
reads sure to influence The reader
The public looks with ever inereasns
respect and interest on the man wh'
aayertises well
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-08-14

on congress the impa''anae of deseE
ing ths nations waIegwsys
Il can scarcely Dc clanad char ra-
tional appropriations, Cor river ara
harbor improvement, have beer lib
eraI in recent years. when COMPARISON
Is made with aggeega as that have
been provided FOR sfher national en-
rerprises. suca as -ha construction ~
warships and maiahnauca of the
navy. The army appropriations. pr even
The appropriations made Tor public
bnifding& n can he maintained VITA
Bust Is much force. and with just as
clear ana indisputable statement II
The fact. that the development Of the
commerce of the country Is fnadamen.
tally necessary as a national eh,si-
prise. as such reasoning can be ap-
piled 70 the other great enterprises
for which the nation spends enormous
sums. When necessity for national
economy arises. however, tie river
and harber appropriation is sure 70
suffer The rive and harbor CONVEX
lion which will assemble in Was hing
ton early next year will. 4. is 10 ne
assumed. be prepared to damonstrase
that the river and harbor bin shoH'5
not be made an everlasting scapegoat
for national economy
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-08-14
THE BALTIMORE CONVENTION

From the very earliest discussions.
of national issues--of such qnesti3ns
as pertain 10 the nation as unit
the extent to which The national gov-l
ernment shall commit itself to a poll
icy Of internal improvements has been
one that has brought out divided op.
inions, says tue Ealtimora American.
But from tho very beginning, + may
be said, the national congress has.
with little dissension, committed ITSELF
\ to the policy Of developing and improy-
ing tao rivers and harbors the com
ncreiai waterways Of the country, ana
in promotion Of this policy many mil
lions Of dollars have been appropIiatt 4
and such appropriations are now re-
cogni2ed as an established item Ia Tx
annual national expenditures
The executive committees ~ IVA
national organizations. formed TO pro
mote thu development u the water
ways of the country, have just met 4
,lis CITY and 1t has been determined
that nat onal river and harbor IN
provement convention will be calle
e. Ass smbla in Washington early \
1906. Tho purpose Of this cnnyenflo
III explained, viii be 70 take up "
subject a river and harbor improve
nient In It's broad national aspect. q
affecting both the internal develop
y ment Of The country and the domesti
and foreign commerce. The conyel
Ton which will meet in Washingto
will be composed Of delegations froi
N d very large nltlnoar Of tranic organ
Nations interested III one form or al
y other Ok water borne commalce. nh
commercial waterways Of the con
Try, from { asst to coast. are cxpcc.c
\ to be most cvnptehensiva'Y rnpr
seated The nGldlng Of this criye
ton VIII be Ia aeco'l Nvh casu
N kugg aatlon, made BY Chairman ~
ton. of the congregational cummiit'
" bin rivers and harbo's, mat someln'r
special should be dono 10 Impress y
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-08-14
LESSON or THE FEVER.

The outbreak OF yellow fever in
New Orleans, viewed entirely fran a
commercial standpoint f. baund to
prove very expensive Nor will the
cost be confined ID Ga 4 Louisiana met
fapa by any means. II will extend
10 every City of Importance I'D the
gulf states. AZ well az to small TOXINS
and communities The railroads have
already bsen heavy sufferers
One authority etimates thlt The
fever viii est TIE city Of New Or
leans at leas half a million dollars 10
spot cash on the single item Of lgN-
LINZ TIE disease. 10 say nothing of he
loss t6 bus ness. TO lesser extent
Ecther cities and towns are icing taxed
through cleaning mp campaigns and
the perfection Of anitary arrange
ments. There is 10 way In which Il
figure the financial loss 10 commerce
and business
| There is lesson attached t5 all o.
lthis which should not BE- overlooked
GIt III fle lesson Of cleanliness AN thu
llKHixyiile Journal and Tribune wei
sag II II Is not a lesson Learned
Through occult teaching; Il is only
common sense backed by scientifl,
knowledge, within the reach Of every
man who is able 10 read or to think
iIt correctly adds that If The condition,
prevailing In New Orleans set the PEG
EpIe tdhking and II they should result
4 IN a resolution 10 obey the dictate
Of their common sense. II win b
worth All that Il is going to cost Il
the mater Of monay. The lesson
a hard one, but experience Is afrelen
less and often a cruel instructor.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-08-14
THE FLOATING LABORATORY OF
MARINE BIOLOGY or TRIM.
It'll COLLEGE.

Articles Of incorporation have bee1
fled with TIE seereta~y of the state OF,
Connect cut 20 establish and main
tain biology for exploration in ocean
ograDhy and the collection and in.
yestigation Of the organisms Of the
TEA to supply colleges museums ana
other institutions with ma rial for ia
yastigati9n rudy ana exhibition.
A vessel Of about ninety tons bur
len viii besseeuFad and elu.pee ! with
e nee zesary lrelges, trawles, ian
es .ow-nc.s. etc as we'll as che nica
r agents and glas ware for w0k in
marine zoology and botany When tie
boat II anchored in q protected TIA Dor
Immediately u becomes Iaborat9ry.
The vessel in sail NJ from placa to
place in the ocean. will furnish most
favorable facilities for tla inge tisa.
Ion OF The distribution al.l variation
of organisms On each expedition it
liz planned to stay in some particular
ly desirable locality FIR about one
month SO that Problems OF cytolCgy.
embryology and physiology nay be nm
deraken Competent preparations,
artists and photographers will be on
the staff so thai moi only Museums AMI
Laboratories may be supplied with ma
lerial but an effort will be made TO
meet tae sp9cifica' ion3 of invest gators
as to fixation and presc"yati n, to-
/ gethar With sketches, or photographs,
4 IA Inc organisms desired for their
work In going 10 new region each
IEummer large collections for re search
VII be made year after yea and Il
Is hoped TO greatly extend our know
ledge Of the local faunae and fiorae OF
the western Atlanic.
la he carly Summer Of 1906 The yes
sol Win sail 10 the Bahamas AZ 81
a month ID me snbtrophhs the hoft
| viii weigl anchor fer the cruise n9rth
ward, making d harhor every hunlre
miles or 50 FIR the purpose Of g1ttipi
lmalerial for comparative studlfs
Tho Bahama IFlanls The conditions
are very favorable for TIE most abun
tlaHt ana varied organ SINS since tlcs
Islands are situated IN the mouth Q
the Gulf stream whcse II debouche
bctwefn Florida and CuLa, briIglnl
Win " myrials 81 or aatures caught "
in The wide circuit of the curren iron
the equator and through tie Gulf O
Mexico. The climate, Though warn
IS agreeable n summer and usual
keeps between 81 degrees and SO d.
e arces. The rado winds blow steadil,
We waters are clear and the peupl
hcuest ana simple hearted Biolog
Gal investigators have already foun
? Eihc life ;herc In summer both inte
eslng and delightful These haaltl
! iul conditions are Of grent importanc
= FOR northern men whcn working hae
. with both m'nd and body on the ede
~ the tropics.
while this project ccnters IN Trim
Y " College, shares have been taken ,
y lnosc Interested In other institution
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-08-14
THE VALUE OF cALDoR.

The value of candor is being shown
in the manner in which the country re
eeiyes the yellow fever reports from
New Orleans.
Since taking hold the federal au.
lhorities have been hunting up every
case and every radix and reporting
them TO the country With perfect
frankness As "a result people have
confidence and are devoid of fear
They are gwen the facts ami their
maginations are not called upon to
magnify the evils existing.
The local authorities of New or
leans and Louisiana are very much in
censed ever what they are pleased TO
Term yellow journalism reports SEN,
out from that city and they protested
loudly that the truth and the whole
truth had been told by themselves
The federal authorities, in explain.
ing the rapid increase in the number
Of new cases and new radiees say
chat the phys icians are falling into
line and reporting their cases.
Per contra, we must assume that
heretofore physicians have not been
falling into line and reporting their
cases. They have been cuncealiu z
them ar,l the country knew it ana
had no confidence in the reports senr
ONT Had New ORLEANS been more can
did. had she taken the public and her
own people into her confidence it
would have ayerted the severity 81
many of the guarantees against her.
MempnIa News Sclmitar.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-08-14
nc student,s ExpIanatIon.

A notably amusing answer was CIV
en- by a student In the natural philo-
sophy class at Edinburgh university
Prof. TAFT had given as one Of the
questions ID an examination parer
."Denne transparent translucent and
Opaque witch was dca.twith by the
fludept thus. y cannot precisely de.
fine these terms. but ! can Indicate
their nearing In this Way the win
dows in this classroom were once
transparent, they are now translucent
fand II not cleaned very soon VIII be
lopaQue."
The answer gained full marks from
| the amused professor
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-08-14
"Miahtv Common Clay. .

The man who stands around on the
street corners and complains about his
town. the country, taxes and the
weather Is mighty common clay
lie is Of little use TO his family or his
country Bur he seems to live and
.hriye in all kinds of weather and IN
ger all conditions ne is found At
the GRO sroads stote. the village town
ana city Like the fly, The. mosqulfo
and the chigger. lie is not fatal but be
us mighty disagreeable. Benton Dem
0erat
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-08-14
Missouri Melons.

The Iron Mountain railroad is PIE,
pairing to handle about 1900 cars OF
water melons in Southeast Missouri
this season and the Frisco and Cotton
Belt will probably each han,lle the
same quantity of melons, making a
grand total OF something like $500
ears. The largest shippers viii be
Bloigett, zoo cars; Morley. 200 cars :
Diehstadt $50 cars; Miner. 100 ears
Sikeston, Parters. Eargcnts. 10 cars
each, Bertrand. 125 cars. Charleston
Courier
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-08-14

While New Orleans is battling with
tn yellow fever. New York Is con-
cerned about the typaoid fever, which
mas no special season for It's preva-
lence, but Ii always more threatening
Iii THE late summer ana autumn, The
Health Department has issued q state.
menr as To the nature Of the diseaae
and rules for preventing IT'S spreat
The report OF the Medical officer Of
The department shows that there were
during the year ]. 49G cases of typhoia
fever and 300 deaths. In some parts
Of the city fears are entertained tina
ii may become epidemic Typaois
fever Is really worse than yellow feyei