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The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-09-19
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yerionens ME nit Gjiitsrjugpsrtsbr
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ten ynettersA hntn bisnsn.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-09-19

Tisusn.- sSn scr gadsaHt trtisHtft fid
nsalib Elm sHtjeblifsr uHglidsfna.
Die isbsj1b1iss Qlnionia aofonei, Die
9ofisr sinss SGubmaders. Ipitlit
nit anosrsn Ginoern, ais Elm bnlbs
iDiihIigsr 8urfns, Der oss @sses fan.
iid cine Cigarette ansiinoeis uno ods
breHnsHoe 3anohoIsten ouf bas GinOi
mari. Die aisioer 0ss iieinsu Wdos
6ens fiHgen i5eusr uuo ebs ole Glumss
lutu sTliidt ptrosu fonuten, bate Die
alsiHs t6otlihe gerlssungen srlitteu.
Ter guriss, Der llrbeber 0ss ihreds'
Iiden llniaIss. fliihtsis nnb ionntt
niht msbr sin9sboIt ipsr0en.- 2lusl
Dem IaalaiIs nss 9arons 8aitdHisl
D. RntbinilO ipuroe Dem peniiorsz
uuteritiiblnesneFeins Der qoiis uno
Observation-Disclosures Gin 8etra9 TOR
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cat an BAG 8iirasrmsiiieramt Sen Bee
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geItimmung. 6uB idmlHtlidt GrtAs
aruien Ron go0en mad Ter leBtlpilligsn
| glnprORung ieiner periiorteHen Wutter
| Charlotte Moutner betheili iperoen. ,
JHnftir9sn. Die Nrteiier
Der =0anpFIdifffahrts GefeiIs
| ihaft. tpelde in ben Musitan6 eetrstsn
parsn, Inn ein. 2obasrbObung gu ers
3lpineen, baben Die glrteit ipiener atifs
genommen. ba lie BON Ger 0iretticn DIE
3uiage sr6ietten. Dab bic arbeitaptrs
h1ltniiTe lin 0erbft elmer ReDiIion ipcrs
Den uRterso9sn tueroen.
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: fiber Wii1aeI 9oDaes unD Isin @obn
ipurotn unipeit BON GsaIurb BON unv
befonnten SnbipiDutn srIhpiien.
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all Sd|6nno mar Elm Shnitnabe AM
Qlltor nit glbifduben teThaftiet. 9l1Bs
: li1 itiir3te Sic Ihiuere SohunuessGtas
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! por Dem @eipalttb1tigen at Idiiber
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gen ben Gdpager ub, 0er tohs auiaia
menftiir3te.
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no bohmiTder no fdhfiither 1curiiitn
ia pereine beTd)tpB Die Wiifftelung tine
ne aaiier Gran3 SofeFs5abilduinsous
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Ter Ghireis.
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en- fat DOtlitdnois 5srfurt tporbsn.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-09-19


upon a nugget Of gold which had just
been washed out Hawks examined
the face OF his visitor with shrewd
fntentness and shrank from what he
saw there.
Where did You come from?" he ask
ed slowly as he thoughtfnlly consider
cd the consequences of this visit and
the character of the man before him.
Jack made motion with his head.
Down the valley" he answered.
,"Prospectin' Z"
Eyes. | see you've struck 1t rich"
'Fair Only fair" replied Hawks.
with a sigh.
Jack looked at the ground, at the lit
tie pile OF dust In the tin at Hawks
feet. anywhere except at the face Of the
old man.
kin ye give me bunk fer the
night2' he asked at length.
Certainly" answered Hawks
promptly, concealing his fears and
CHANGING briefly at the sun. TITS near
supper time now, and I'll stop work
and fry US bit Of bacon. You're wei
come to stay and rest as long as you
please"
Hawks was fair Judge of human
nature, and, while he knew perfectly
well from his visitors actions that the
man had come to rob II not TO murder
him, there was somehow a look of in
nate honesty In Jacks face that puz-
zied him AS he cooked the supper he
reflected how be could best extricate
himself from his uncomfortable posi-
ton. BY few casual remarks he drew
Jack out and soon discovered that he
already knew OF his rich find and that
Hawks had carried large quantities Of
dust to Browns bank at Black Rock.
Hawks valued money, but after all
life was much sweeter to him than
gold, and he decided TO bend all eff.
forts toward saving his life.
Therefore he conversed frankly with
his visitor, and as Jack became more
at his ease Hawks found himself think
Ing that his guest was far from being
a hardened criminal and under Other
circumstances might possess many ad
mifable qualities.
at 10 this horrible thirst for golt
that has mastered the Fellow" though
the old man, land made him capabl,
OF a crime IN order to obtain It. VERY
well. AS am too weak to cope Will
him, shall sacrifice a part OF m,
wealth to purchase my llfe'
Jack was eating his supper slowl,
and swallowing each morsel with grea
difAculty,. His face retained Its pallor
but also bore an expression Of stern re
solve. old. Hawks looked at him sly
y'and trembled.
''wiil you be returning to Black Rocl
tondorrowy' he asked
Jack nodded.
Then you can do me great favor
flows thnt?'
II have large quantity OF gold o.
hand, md II You will take It to Brown
for me and deposit II to my account
will save my making the trip"
Jack stared at him In amagcmcnt.
How much Is there?' he demande
about twenty-five hundred dollar
worth" replied Hawks after a nj
ments hesitation. during which he I
solved u make the stnkc large cllous
TO save himself beyond question. {"
Will be heavy, ! know. but shall |
glad 10 pay you for, your trouble
Butsitt phehed back from the tabl
hiA kAec nush,1& \ Deep rcd. s.
NJ an you'd tfi16t me With all ri
xwk&3t ~ aAAvk v " NV, s~NA 4~N- AAs sess~
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-09-19

When a wise merchant wants to get
the ear of the people Of Cairo and
vicinity he places his advertisement In
the Bulletin.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-09-19

Advertisers in The Bulletin get the
best results because it has the largest
circulation and goes to the people
having the purchasing power.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-09-19
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Wiem Der Stootratb hot Be-
fdloTen. ben yladtcmmsn ceS i'm
Sabre 1867 pcritprbsntn Mitncr @robs
inonitrielIen Rudolf Solsr p, glrtbaber
au ssitatten, in Der gnrtsnanlagc auf
Dem QlrtbobtrpIdbe Elm Dsntmdl fit
benltIbsn in Der CORN zines monumsn.
idIen NrunntnS In Nerbin0urg NIT
ei.lsr ststtsiF& ts'swttsfESn ltfx cp!!..ss-
Arizona silver belt., 1905-02-02
ITEMS FROM PRESCOTT
 AND YAVAPAI COUNTY
FRoa THE COURIER

FRoa THE COURIER
 The EtkS expect to open their opera house ou the 2OSh of February.
 Surveying for the extension of the Prescott & Mt, Union electric rail way to Fort Whipple is in progress. It is stated that the road will be in operation Uo that point by April lst. FROM THE JoURSAL-MISER
 Final settlement aud distribution was made yesterday in the probate court of the eutire estate of the late II. J. Allen. The es.ate was distribu utei to Arabslla Allen, widow of de. ceased sole legdtee under ths Sill. It consisted of 320 acres of laud in the Verde valley, at Peck's lake, together with the in orovements, farming i'm. plenents, household and kit:hea fur. niture and personal effects of deceased, i999I shares of stock in the Jerome Power company aud an undivided one- fourth interest in the Sqoaw Peak mines. Tae total value of the estate is about Sl0,0O0 ur sI2,00O, exclusive of the power stock and mines, which are of an uncertain anl understandable value.
 Major c. c. Walcutt, constructing qaartermaster at Whipple, and W. O. Aver, his engineer, are just now busily engaged in preparing for the letting of mammoth contract consisting of seventeen buildings for the new post at Whpple. For this work there is an appropriation Of sl87 ,50O now avail. able,
Arizona silver belt., 1905-02-02

from her prolonged visit in New York city, and was warmly welcomed by her many friends in Solom onville.
 Reinsldo Mlchelena, the youngest child of MT. and Mrs, Pedro Michele ma, died on Wednesday morning. The funeral took place at 4:30 pm of the same day. The child had been sick for nearly month with typhoid fever. MT. and Mrs. Michelena have the sym. pathy of the community in their be- reavement. This is the second child they have lost with typhoid fever in less than two months.
 w. E. Beck, better known as "Cy. clone Bill," who went to Solomonvllle to appeal to the supervisors to appoint him justice of the peace for Clifton, m place of having his request granted, was arrested for stealing a sixshooter Although "Cyclone" protested that he had no intention of stealing the gun, the court was incredulous and stony hearted, and sentenced him to 100 days in jail, which he will have to serve.
Arizona silver belt., 1905-02-02
C0CHlSE COUNTY BUDGET
 CUllE0 FROM EXCHANGES

FROM THE BIsBEE REVIEW
 A good miny cales of pneumonia are reported in the city by physicians. The lAtt sr say tte season is now at hand for this trouble, and that too much care can not be taken in avoid ing encouragement of it through careless exposures. I6 is said that the number of cases now under treat. ment in the city is not as large as usual at this time of the year. Grip in acute firm is going the rounds of the city.
 There are fOrtytwo prisoners held at the county jail at Tombstone. Over half of theS@ ire awaiting the next grand jury. Of this half nearly all were sent from Bisbee. With the ex- ception of three the Bisbee prisoners are Mexicans. Included among the latter are the five villainous despera- does who attacked the home of Robert Mcdonald, with the intent to mur- der and rob, and who later undoubted- ly murdered Louie Maurer.
 DOUGLAS INTERNATIONAL AMERICAN.
 The gambling table has brought ruin to F. A. King, for some time Western Union operator at Benson. King is now under arrest in Los Ange. les, charged with the embezzlement of $7O0 from the local office, in which he was trusted and respected em- ploye until his shortage was discover ed. King jumped the town and was arrested as he stepped from the Overland at the Arcade depot in Los Angeles.
Arizona silver belt., 1905-02-02
FINAL COUNTY NEWS
 FROM ARIZONA BLADE

c. A. Worthen, of the firm of Gard ener, Worthen & Goss, Tucson, was here this week and bought the Bob tail machinery sold by Sheriff Wills under execution, Wednesday.
 The supreme court did not complete its labOrs this week, therefore Judge Doan did not come over to hear the contest in the matter of the treasurer. ship. The hearing has been postponed to February 9th.
 The repairs on the Butte railroad bridge have been completed a d the construction train now runs as far as the Ripsy wash bridge, where three pile drivers have been put to work. It will not bs long now till trains will be running into Kelvin on schedule time.
 Bates Bros. have disposed of their interest in the Troy corral to c. c. Hayes, who will run it in connection with his Globe & Troy stage line. Troy will be sorry to lose Andy Bates as one of its citizens. but as he goes no farther than Kelvin, he will no doubt be frequent visitor.
 pr. L. F.. Wightmau, of Globe, was in Troy last Monday, in consultation with Dr. Brown at the bsdsides of Mrs. George Henderson aud Murl Arm- strong, youngest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. w. T. Armstrong, both Of whom are dangerously ili, but recovery is ultimately expected.
 John T. Bates, ths Dudleyville pio- neer, wac in F orence Thursday and Friday. He was caught on the oppo- site side of the river from his home during the late freshet and did not get home for twenty.One days. He states that the water came within few hun. dred yards of Peter Winklemans house and destroyed several miles of the Winkleman irrigating di tch. The farm houses of Tom Desmond and John Nis'on were surrounded by the river flood and the former, which was frame house, was turned over but not washed away. K lot. Branaman lost his house aud ditches by the fresh ct, but the Riverside station woS not washec out as reported.
Arizona silver belt., 1905-02-02
What Has Happened in the Terri. tory Since Our Last
 Issue,
ALL KINDS OF INFORMATION
New Business Enterprises - uood Year for the Man With the Hoe,
 and the Owner of Live Stock
 Everybody VIII Have Money

George Pusch, the butcher, who was in attendance at the recent conven- tion of the Arizona Cattlemsn's as'o- citation at Phoenix, has returned to Tucson. Speaking of the principal matters which came before the con vention, he said What interested us the most, or what will when they are completed, will bs the introduc' tion of some bills in the legislature. One of these is designed to give the outside rauchers a chance to s,ll meat under certain conditions For in stance, when a man kills beef, and perhaps has no use for more than half of it, he should be allowed to take the balance in and sell it, or dispose of i { to d neighbor. That is the idea of the bill. Another is to have the taxes in connection with branded cattle col lected in the future by the SherilfS, as it will put that m liter on a more businesslike basis, in the judgment of the association. .'-Citizen.
 There has just been authorized from the office of the surveyor general an extensive sarvey in the Mohave valley for which advertisement is being made. It will consist of forty-two standard miles, twenty i've meanders, thirteen Indian reservations, forty township exteriors, 222 subdivisions, in all 342 miles.
Arizona silver belt., 1905-02-02

making rapid progress and has now moved camp to within three or four miles from the city, or point not far from the Perazza property, better known as the old half way hyuse be- tween here and Tempe.
 Chairman w. s. Sturges and mem. |. Der J J. Riggs, of the territorial live stock sanitary board, have resigned. Their action was not surprise. It was known ihere had been disagree ment between the resigning mem bers and Governor Brode regarding the secretary of the board After consid erable pressure, Secretary Harrison resigned, and now Messrs. Sturges and Riggs have followed suit.
 FROM THE MESA FREE PRESS.
 Several days since the bonds voted in aid of the Tonto- Mesa road by the people of Mesa were sold to tor through the agency of) Dwight B. Heard. owing tO tn fact that the bonds were conn para lively small issue (S35Oo) it was ditlicrlt to place them to the best advantage on short notice. AS matter of fact, the mOaey was all expended long before the bonds were disposed of.
 Mesa voted bonds in aid of the Ton tp road in good faith, paid her money when called upon to do so, and com piled with every obligation she as- sumed. Tempe is playing the baby act. She voted bonds, but because no one will off 1T a premium, is trying to funk payment. Tempe needs a more liberal minded town council.
Arizona silver belt., 1905-02-02
THE NEWS OF TUCSON
 AND OF PIMA COUNTY

The last building in the cd wsdge which has SD long been an eyesore to Tucson, was removed last week aud Congress street is now open to the river.
 The re-Orgauiz sd humane society is after Chas. Y. Hof manager of the Tucson horse car line, with 8 sharp stick, for tho alleged abuse of the company's horses. Dr. Shattuck, vert rinariau, who examined the animals, found three of them entirely disabled and the balance Of the stock had been 90 poorly fed as to be unfit for service. The matter was to be investigated further.
 The city council will not meet until the frat Monday in February. The anti gambling ordinance goes into effect February 1St, and the city fathers want to see what the gamb- lers are going to do about it, Post.
 The Pima county representatives in the legislature are not unanimous for the bill introduced in the House re- pealing the laws licensing gambling and making that traffic felony. N. W. Bernard, seated as joint council man from Pima and Santa Cruz counties, does not favor the me isure The three republican msmOerS of the lower house from Pima county are unanimous in favor of the bill and have gone on record in the presence of many witnesses as favoring it. Those who are working for the pass ige of the bill still have hopes of gaining the support of Mir. Bernard, aud a mammoth petition asking him to favor the bill is being circulated aud will be forwarded 10 him. It already contains several hundred signatures. The gamblers have given up all hope of defeating the measure in the house and are coniining their efforts to the council, as they have fewer men to work on there. It is said that m lm moth barrel will be turned loose in that body when the measure comes up there, and the honesty of the mem bers will suffer a severe test Post.
Arizona silver belt., 1905-02-02
A rIother's Recommendation

l have used Chamberlain's Cough Remedy for number of years and have no hesitancy in saying that it is the best remedy for coughs, colds and croup I have ever used h my family. I have not words to express my coni- dence in this remedy. - Mrs. J. A. Moore, North Star, Mich. For sale by H. C. Hitchcock
Arizona silver belt., 1905-02-02
WGAT HAS HAPPENED
 IN GRAHAM COUNT
FROM THE ERA:

FROM THE ERA:
 Wm. Whally is man of action. Hardly had the flood subsided until he was at work on new residence, and in ten days it was completed and he had moved in.
 Mrs. E. J. Edwards will arrive from Phoenix tonight on visit to her daughter, Mrs. Gus Williams, who has been quite ill since the flood.
 President James COlquhoun of the Arizona Copper company, and Alex Veitch, general manager of the com pany, accompanied by Mrs Veitch, lefG Tuesday morning for California, where they will spend some weeks.
 The Arizona Copper company is opening up a general merchandise sBore on Chase street in the building fgm erly occupied by S. J. Forbes. Adolph Schwartz, formerly in charge of the grocery department of the gen. eral store, will have charge of the business.
 The ne temporary bridge was com pleted across the Frisco Sunday after. noon and that night the train reached the depot. It was built by the bridge crew of the Fl Paso aud Southwestern and was completed in a remarkably short time. As an evidence of ap- preciatiOn of their services and energy the Arizona Copper company pre- sented each man with crisp ten dol. lar bill.
 FROM THE GUARDIAN.
 c. A. Brown, roadm aster of the El Paso and Southwestern, stationed at Douglas, is recuperating at Indian Hot Springs. Mir. Brown was formerly with the G. V. G. & N, at Globe,
 Travelling Engineer Lewis passed through Safford yesterday on his way east to get a new locomotive for use on the Gila Valley, Globe & NortherL railroad.
 It is estimated that during the week that the G. V. G. & N, was tied up, that more than four hundred cars of freight were side.traeked along the Southern Pacific billed to go oyer this road.
 Mrs. F. w. Westmeyer, of Los Angeles, is visiting her sister Mrs. Andrew c. Alexander, at Indian Hot Springs. Mrs. Westmeyer has just returned from trip through the east and will visit her old home at Globe before returning to Los Angeles.
 Newt Stratton left Saturday for Dallas, Texas, to attend the medical college at that place.
 c. H. Edmonson of Globe, manager of the Peoples Supply company, spent the first of the week in the val. ley metropolis in the interest of his his firm. Tuesday he shipped car load of hogs and cattle to Globe for local consumption at that place.
 ROM THE BULLETIN
 Cashier A. G. Smith is in Solomon vile this week on banking business. He is just recovering from protract- ed illness.
 Mrs, I. E. Solomon returned Sunday
Arizona silver belt., 1905-02-02
00INCS IN PHOENIX AND
 THE SALT RIVER VALLEY
FROM THE REPUBLICAN.

FROM THE REPUBLICAN.
 The supreme court has taken re- cess until March II. Very little was done at the late session.
 The force engaged in constructing the government telephone from the Arizona canal head to Phoenix to con meet with the line to Roosevelt, is
Arizona silver belt., 1905-02-02

Shampooing and mauicuring for la dies at Mrs. T. E. Dawkin's parlors, next to Max Lantin's store.
Arizona silver belt., 1905-02-02

Just received, an assortment of three sizes of the latest improved re- frigerators they are going at low price. J. F. McNeil.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-11-09

Mrs. Tillech sailed For Germany
Lover Took Poison.

Lover TOOK PotsOns
NEW YORK. Nov. 9.--After follow
ing a woman across the continent In .
vain attempt to persuade her to marry
him, only to see her board steamer
for Europe, Walter HerlIch, an elder
ly man. supposed to be from Lindsay
CAL, committed suicide last night In 9
hotel In Hoboken, N. J.
When Mrs. A. Tilloch, comely
young German widow, arrived In H0
boken from Bremen on Oct. 10 she
told the people of the hotel where she
stopped that she was OH her way to
Lindsay, Cal, to marry man to whom
she was engaged.
On Sunday she returned and said she
was OH her way back to her home in
Germany. The same day Herlich also
arrived at the hotel. He was suffer
ing from consumption, for which rea'
son 1t was understood that Mrs. Til
loch had refused to marry him. Mon
day the widow sailed for Bremen, and
last night Herlich was found dead, hav.
fng taken poison.
He left note saying that he had
nothing to live for and incloslng 800
to reimburse the hotel proprietor for
the trouble he had given him and to
pay his funeral expenses.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-11-09
ship Destroyed by Floating Mines.

VICTORIA, Il. c.. Nov. 0.-Ofiicers
Of the steamer Pleides, which arrived
here from the orient. report that sew.
eral vessels have been destroyed by
floating mines In the China sea. The
Hsieho struck a mine near Weihaiwei.
Fifteen persons were drowned. Messrs.
Mauchau and Mutt. engineers Of Shang.
hal. were among the drowned. Admiral
Nebogatoff is reported az saying that
he did not intend to return to Russia
mt once, but would first visit France
and the United States.