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The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-08-23

intense anxiety. that woGd is awaited.
Il spells peace or war.
Another slight furry was created
tonight by the arrival Of Col. Michael,
the chief clerk of the state depart
ment He had come in response to
a summons from Mr. Pierce but both
Pierce and Michael stated that the
visit was only in connection with the
routine business OF the department.
Third Assistant Secretary Ct State
Pierce tonight ISSUED a statmeW in
which he denied that any envoy or
representative OF the president had
any conference with Wiue or Rosen
today. and neither did he have any
conference with them.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-08-23
WOMAN SHOT
THROUGH HEART
BY RoBBER ON FASHIONABLE
RESIDENCE STREET OF CHI
CAGo.-DEMANDED HER MON
EY AND SHE ATTACKED HIM.

Chicago. Aug. 22-Mrs. s. F. Mize
of New York City was murdered to-
night by a robber while taking a walk
in one of the fashionable residence
d.stricts of the south side in company
with Mrs. E. f. Wilson Of Las Cruces.
j. NJ
Al thu corner Of 18th street and
Washington avenue they were con
fronted by man who demanded their
money and yaluabIes All about the
ne ghborhood people were sitting up
On verandas and in the front yards
Of their residences, and Mrs. Mize
evidently expecting help from soma
If them. vigorously attacked the rob
her al the same time calling loudly
for help, Mrs Wilson ran back to-
wards her hotel.
Mrs. Mize was abla TO utter just
two cries for aid when the robber
shot her through the heart. killing
her instantly Mrs. Wilson, who was
looking back at the time, fell in a
fains. and when residents of the neigh
borhood responded TO Mrs Mics
calls they found both women lying
upon the sidewalk
Mrs. Wilson, still unconscious. was
taken To the Del Prado hotel while
the body Of Mrs. Mize was carried by
the police to an undertaking establish
ment. The murderer disappeared in
the darkness. No one has yet been
able 10 describe him.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-08-23
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MOUND CITY.
I AUGUST o2. 1905.
= . . - = . . . o o .

There ii cunsid strong talk.
kere just now advocating the quar-
antining of the city. | for one earnest
ly believe il shout CHE speedily done.
Delays are generally dangerous, and
most emphaIically so In the present
crisis. Some declare that 1t impedes
business. do not think 1t does. for
people who 20 about IN line of duty
or business need not be inconvenience
ed in securing health certificate.
Those who so about devoid Of business
could well be stopped wnere they are
or be compelled to comply with the
quarantine regulations.
On Saturday evening Sheriff Jim
Weaver took ibis invalid better half
+ Id ~ buggy TO Olmsteda where she will
be- the guest OF her mother. Mrs Saf-
ali Smith for OF three weeks. II
IA sincerely ahoped thar a sojourn in
the country will materially improve
her condition, even To the extent Of
restoring her To wonted health.
The Mount Olive Baptist Associa-
ton will meet at New Bethel church.
two miles west of Mounds. on the sixth
day Of September and hold a four days
session. This is expected to be one
of the largest gather ngs held in Pu-
laski county this season.
Mrs. Bestgen, an aged and highly
respected lady, mother of William
Restgen, the we'll known grocer. died
on Monday morning Deceased was
native Of Germany, but had resided
In this country many years She. with
her husband, came, to Mound City
from Peru, ILL.,, six or seven years
ago. Her age was n years.
Josh Chiiders. the well known liz
insurance man, OF Mt, Vernon, I'LL
formerly of this city has been visit
ing friends here. He had his famll,
with him.
Bob Sheehan, the Metropolitan Lif
Insurance company's agent, has beel
Offered the position made vacant b.
the promotion of Mande MADDOX
namely, general agent for Southern
Illinois He has also been solicite
4 to take pos ton in the office of tn
general agent 70 the Metropolitan i
Cairo. He is not in haste to decd
which place he will assume.
as Mrs. McFarlane Of Greenwood, Ark
who paid her father D, D. Harris.
two weeks visit, left for home 0
Friday.
Charles Wehsenberg, ST., went
East ST. ouis today On business. u
has another land deal on hand.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-08-23
Couldn't Hit Lynch.
JAPAN
Concluded from First Page.)

ographer attached to the executive of |
fees. at Oyster Bay had arrived with |
a communication from the president.
for the Russian plenipotentiaries.
Witte ard Rosen had left the hotel os
ensibly for a ride in an auto car to
York Beach, but instead had quietly
slipped over to the conference build
ing at the navy yard to receive the
message from Assistant Secretary
Pierce Most elaborate precautions
had been taken to insure secrecy. but
X leaked out through a tip from
New York which reached the Assoc
eiated Press.
stayed Three Hours.
From 1890 until 1:10 White and
Rossn remained at the conference
building with Pierce All those pres.
emit decline to make any statements
regarding what TRANSFERRED even refus.
ng to admit that any importance at.
ached to the matter White would
only admit that he had gone to the
building "to send a message" and
3osen and Pierce absolutely refused
10 make any statements.
McGrew took the 1926 train to Bos.
ton, whence, according to report, he
took the Merchants Limited, after
FIRST inquiring at the intelligence office
for the connections to Oyster Bay He
probably carried a reply to the presi
dent. This reply il Is believed, was
prepared by White and Rosen after
Pierce had delivered to them the
presidents message.
Roosevelt's message TO Witte and
Rosen is believed TO have been the
result OF his interview yesterday at
| Oyster Bay with Kaneko, one Of
Marquis Ito's close friends who has
acted as the presidents medium Of
communication with the Toxic COY
eminent It has been asserted here
that In addition to the president
communication TO Witte through Ros
en- last Sunday and by messenger to
day messages directly to Emperor
Nicholas have been delivered by Am
bassador Meyer al st. Petersburg. bu
no official confirmation Is obtainable
Chances Look Brighter.
The general disposition was to re
gard today's swift and kaleidoscope
developments az materially brighten
ing the chances Of the success of tn
presidents heroic endeavor to saw
the conference from failure. But
was realized that all as before do
pended upon the attitude Of Empero
Nicholas and his advisors. White,
Is positively stated, personally favor
the solution offered by the presiden
\ but he Is powercss unless the empe
Or gives the word. With the mos
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-08-23

they are failing 10 meet all the heces-
sary demands OF the human race,
lodges have place.
Again all church organizations will
not affiliate with each other. but in
lodges there is unity OF thought and
action
The East Prairie Cornet Band enter
tanned the crowd with some excellent
music just before the lecture, and
just after. while the crowd was wait
ing for the arrival of the train
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-08-23
River Forecasts.

AT Evansville and Mt Vernon, will
continue rising during the next two
or three days. Al paducah, not much
change during the next SO lfoursN with
rising tendency AT Cairo, will con
tinue to rise slowly during the next
36 to 40 hours.
The Tennessee from Florence to he
low Jacksonville, will continue fall,
Ing.
The Mississippi from 'below ST.
Louis 70 Cairo, will continue rising
during the next 80 to AS hours.
w Il. BARRON,
Temporarily In Charge.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-08-23
Beautiful Poems Win Lona Hair.

The following remarks on Teuny.
son We're recently handed In on an OK.
animation paper by schoolboy In an
English literary class: Lord Alfred
Tennyson was celebrated poet, and
ne wrote a lot OF beautiful PONIES
with long hair. His greatest pome Is
,alled The Idle King. He was made
lord, but he was good man and
-rotc many Dads. ~ IIarper's Weekly.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-08-23

The Charlotte BOeckler, in charge
of Capt Isaac Brooks. departed yes
teriay morning for the lower Mis-
sissipp,
The Mary NJ. Michael is still laid
up at the foot of Tenth street
The Herman Paepcke arrived last
night from the lower Mississippi with
Two barges OF logs. She left early
tlis morning for the lower Missis-
sippi NTH two empties
rAe to@ boats Barrett and Beaver
are lail up acre at ;he Barrett q Co,
llaaiae
The Katherine went to Mound City
yesterday.
The Dick Fowler arrived yesterday
on time from PGilucah departing at 3
o'clock
The Stacker Lee will arrive today
noon from ST. Louis on her way to
lIemphis with a good trip.
The Tennessee River boat City of
Savannah arrived from the Tennessee
river yesterday on her way TO st.
Louis She had very fair trip. both
passenger and freight
The Ranger arrived from below last
night with two barges of lumber for
this port She is in charge Of Capt.
g. ]. Nichols,
The Ferd Herold will arrive this
morning from Memphis on her way
20 st. Louis. She has fair trip.
The sun, which has been running
between this place and Caruthersville,
Mo, is still laid up here. owing TO the
decrease in business caused by the
quarantine.
The Mound City tug passed yester
day morning at FIVE O'Clock on heT
way to the lower Mississippi.
Pilot Austin Owen, Of the Martha
| Hennon. while coming out Of the Ten
nessee river noticed a jug hobhin9
along in the river anl thinking theI
might be fish in u. set Il d3rk
hand out in yawl to sea. The neglc
pulled the yawl out and raised up the
line attached to the jug. but rowef
quickly back to the boat and told the
pilot that there was a whale on tbs
end Of the jug. The deck-hands wsaC
then sent cut, with an axe an9 & pair
of ice picks. They secured the whale
and found il to be an immense cat
fish weighing 70 pounds and icing foul
/ feet three inches long. Padncal
| News Democrat.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-08-23
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Won His Own Came

Boston, Aug. 22-Pitcher Taylor
won the game for st. Louis BY batting
In the only run with a three base hit
Ri f
St. Louis ...,............,
Boston Observation-Disclosures.
Taylor and Grady; VIII
lis and Moran
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-08-23

Read the Cairo BuIIetlM Tor news Of
the surrounding country.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-08-23

Sd onIs-New York. WI sroands.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-08-23

Cieveland-Boston, wei grounds
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-08-23

The Mound City tug passed yester-
day morning at FIVE O'Clock On her
way to the lower Mississippi
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-08-23

The Sun, which has been running
between this place and Charlottesville,
Mo, Is still laid up here, owing TO the
decrease in business caused by the
quarantine
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-08-23

The Herman Paepcke arrived last
night from the lower Mississippi with
tHo barges of logs She left early
tlis morning for the lower Missis-
sippl With two empties
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-08-23

TAe to~ boats Barrett and Beaver
are iail up acre at me Barrett q Co.
llaaiaG
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-08-23
NEWS OF THE RIVERS |

The Charlotte Boeckler, in charge
OF Capt. Isaac BROOKS, departed yes
terday morning for the lower Mis-
sissipp.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-08-23

The Dick Fowler arrived yesterday
N time from PGlucah, departing at 3
clock
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-08-23

The Katherine went to Mound City
yesterday.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-08-23

The Mary NJ Michael is still laid
up at the foot cf Tenth street
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-08-23

The Tennessee River boat City of
savannah arrived from the Tennessee
liver yesterday on her way TO st.
.ouis. She had very fair trip both
and freight
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-08-23

The Stacker Lee will arrive today
loon from ST. Louis on her way to
'1emphis with a good trip.
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-14

PZETOOTx TTE10E
OCEAN VIEW IS "BOOMINGf
splendid business corner and four lots on
the finest business street IN ocean View,
electric and steam at the door: Will sell
in single lots whole TH1SILE1O1Ns
272 Sadowa ST., Ocean View.
BUY ONE BEFORE
THEY ADVANCE IN PRICE
81 25 PER WEEK
NO INTEREST. NO TAXES.
S22S for choice lots Exc sior Homestead
Tract; level as billiard tabfi; on grade; close
to school and Mission-st. ele :tric cars: bound
to double in value.
S400 each on instalIments &C $40 per month:
no taxes; fine lots; near Oceal boulevard; pest
residence location south Of @, dden Gate PARK
these are the cheapest lots In this district
advancing in price rapidly.
w. J. WHITE
26 Montgorcery St. T. 3. Phme Main ofO4-
5000 CASH balance installments, per cent
interest: price 5000; cottage. rooms and
bath; gas: 2 blocks Mission, near Thirttetn
st. MISSION REALTY CO., 3297 Mission ST.
DON'T fail to see those neat cottages Of
and rooms; all modern improvements
terms same as rent. Apply lumber office,
Army and Condor SITS.
MUST sell: flats Of 4. s. and rooms.
Owner. 160511 Mason st.
TIN roofs. cutters and leaders repaired. ALL
BACH & MAYER. plumbers. S36 Howard 81
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-14
RANCHERS. ATTENTION!
$50, 500-RANCH-S22. 500.
TO CLOSE AN ESTATE

The finest paying farm and cattle ranch IN
the State consisting OF some 200 acres arabic
land, 700 OF which are under cultivation; ain
fenced plenty OF wood and water; natural
streams rising on the property. never dry; sit
uated about 25 miles from San Francisco ard 3
miles from shipping point; can be divided to
suit purchaser; this property Is a bargain. and
apply at once to
T. OTWAY SADLEIR,
Room 339. Mills bldg, San Francisco.
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-14
MILL VALLEY zzAL zsrArz.

LESS than an hour OF travel win carry you TO
Mil Valley which Is one Of the loveliest
spots in the world. and this hour OF travel
includes a charming sail and railroad ride.
a sail and ride worth journeyins great dis
tance to enjoy. How many people in this
city with broken streets and dirt and dust
know that the redwoods are not an hour
away and In getting TO them you get also
the beauty OF the rounded and grassy Cali
fornia hills with their characteristic dwarf
ing and see the fine lots we are Offering on
easy terms from $500 upward; 10 per cent
cash. balance $40 monthly; Office on grounds;
send for booklet
LYON HOAG.
lie Montgomery ST.
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-14
suxL1naAMz REAL EnrATz.

SELLING LIKE HOT CAKES.
Lots in our beautiful tract right at the sta
ton; none less than 50-feet 'front.' prices
$3.50 to 1880. one-fifth cash; remember. all
roads are severed and water mains laid:
ideal home place; no saloons or objectionable
buildings allowed: the best lots for the
money LYON & HOAG. 116 Montgomery ST.
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-14
REAL EsrArE-crTY-roR SALE.

INVENTIONS patented. F. p. MEDINA. at
torney- at law. Hobart bldg. 532 Market st
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-14
A RARaAIN-sebOo-A BARGAIN.

BARGAIN-$e6OO-A BARGAIN.
Sonorna County, one mile from the famous
petrfied forest and 4 miles from Calfstoga; 240
acres first-clas land: nearly 100 acres under
cultivation: producing grain. grapes, fruit: lots
of wood and water; all fenced and cross-fenceds
usual farm dwelling. all In Al order. For fur
ther particulars apply to T. OTWAY SAD
IIER 339 Mills bldg, San Francisco.
ATTENTION. WE CAN SELL YOUR PROP
ERTY wherever located, through our ex-
tensive advertising and representatives
throughout the u. s.; We are in touch with
the buyers and can effect quick ss.es.
DO you WISH TO BUY? We hare prop
critics all through the U. s.: special large list
OF California: stamp brings catalogues con-
suit before buying and save money.
BURR-YOUNG COMPANY.
10 Montgomery st.. San Francisco
ss5oo-e COTTAGES. actually less than cost:
special bargains in acre tracts; other Ross
Valley properties for sale and rent J. E
LEWIS, Kentfeld. CAL
ATTENTION. HoMEsEEKERsi
Send postal for catalogue OF the best land
bargains In California. G. N. WOOSTER
CO.. 64s Market Ut.
$50 PER acre: 200 acres best land In N. Cali
fornia: half cash; this Is 2 pickup NJ
CO.. 315 San Pablo ave-. Oakland
A BRANCH office Of The Cali for the recep-
tion Of Advertisements and subscriptions has
been opened at 1908 Market ST.. opposite
Fifth. Open until IL D. m
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-14

CHAS. F. LEE,
1222 Fruitvale ave-. Fruitvale.
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-14
Dividend NOTICES.

DIVIDEND notice-Claremont OIL Company
will pay its regular monthly dividend. No.
H. OF one cent Del per share its issued
capital stock amounting TO $500 on May |.
1905, at the office OF the company. 731 Mills
bldg. San Francisco. Cal Transfer books
close April IS, 1905. at D. m GEORGE j.
REMINGTON, Secretary
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-14
FRUITvALE ADvERT'S'TS
FzU1ryALE REAL ESTATE.

FRUTTyALE REAL ESTATE.
FRUITVALE BOULEVARD TRACT
500 Lots 500 Lots 500 Lots.
You viii miss II II you don't see It; the
swellest, sightliest property in Fruitvale;
rich, sandy loam soil: hve-cent (5c)
lines; the $500. 600 scenic boulevard passes
this property; grand view OF bay and noun
tainss ideal climate; terms only five t$5)
dollars down and five $50 dollars monthly
II you don't want home, speculate a lit
tie: it's good savings bank. Be land
owner; get your little a home. Schools.
churches and stores close by. Carriage free
at office.
CHAS. F. LEE,
1222 Fruitvale ave-. Fruitvale.
Oakland Office:
GEORGE H LEE
456 Seventh St, OPP s. P. Depot
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-14
REAL EsrArE-couNTRY-For sale.

s27. 500 HERE'S A CHANCE. SGT 500.
Cattlemen and farmers snould investigate at
once; 1910 acres OF arabic farm land in Santa
Clara County, with abundance OF water on
the property; natural springs; situated 10
miles southeast Of San Jose: improvements
consist Of dwelling, two large barns. ETC.. ana
about 400 acres under cultivation IN hay and
grain; will subdivide to suit purchaser. For
further particulars address T. OTWAY SAD
LEIR 339 Mills bldg, San Francisco.
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-14
FOR SALE BY THE
UNITED CONTRACTING AND REALTY CO
fx,1

acres choice land adjoining Redwooe City:
Groom house, windmill. tank and tankhouse,
poultry yards, fruit trees, barn, two wells; 5
acres in grain; bargain at 5000; absent
owner wants TO SELL
Good house and lot In town, three blocks
ment: $4,000.
Io acres; choice building location; grand
view; III miles from Redwood City; land all
tillable; cheap; $500.
acres on Pulgas ave-, IA miles from
Stanford University; foothill property 5000.
New house and large lot: splendid location;
In Belmont S4500; might rent furnished
For rent-Splendid cottage in Menlo; fur
nished beautiful garden, stable; will rent not
less than six months; $45 per month.
/ ID. SMITH Manager.
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-14
gAN .xArEo RuAr. ESTATE.

sAN rATEo REAL ESTATE.
LOMITA PARK
On line OF San Mateo electric cars
Is minutes from 5th and Market streets
Lots $400-AND UPWARD
ONLY A FEW LEFT
$40 DOWN AND $40 PER MONTH
GO DOWN AND INVESTIGATE
sELBY. RODGERS & CO.
I16 California st. Phone Main 673
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-14
BERKELEY ADVERT'S'NTS
BERxELEx REAL ESTATE.
BEzxELEY APARrndENrs.

IN Berkeley and room apartmentss
new building, modern. newly furnished.
Bancroft way and Telegraph ave-: one block
from university.
The Imperial press., 1905-09-16

has lost all lis ho Is itoL,i belongIugs bs fire and was ul.able io make his custom ary trip to San IDIego during the haled term But he says it is all in lie time and won make any difference in q hundred years.
 Sllsbt 6 people we're considerably sur Irlstd tO learn last week that one ol uuI most Confirmed old bacIleiors hatl huccunn,d tU Cupid'S darle, and led to lhe altar one "I our must charming young ladies Nh. w R. Handicapped la "IIr oI tue earliest pioneers and la- mitIe l"r hImstlt and his hrlde d nice hone. We number both among our most w"Ithy p"pe. The bride as M iss Mary Speck has only recently come am" Z ns. bur by her charming and vlvacl"us ways has ehdear,d herself to all. The ilSb"r pe"pi" extend hearti est congratulations to the happy collj l.. and h"pr the, "'' -un np wIthu uS
The Imperial press., 1905-09-16
SIISBEE Whats Doing Over at the Pleasure Resort on the Shore of Blue Lake

Henry Gray is home again from his summer vacation spent on the coast and in the mountains.
 Mir. Mccain is Silshee arrival this week from his summer onting in the mountains ami at San Diego.
 George Avery and family who have spent the summer at Riverside and visiting coast points, returned home last Saturday.
 George Fowler was a returning pas senger oue day this eek from a months trip to l.os Angeles, the beaches and other coast points.
 Mir. Andy Elliott and family, wh" have spent the last two months in the mountains at Campd, returned t" the winter quarters on the shores O. Blue Lake
 The weather is simply grand. The really glorious weather f autumn k n W with us, tie air is as clear as can be. the distant mourtaiI E show tn he quite near and the temperature k all that is pleasant and agrerabl, Now is the time life on the desert is unaIIoved pleasure.
 Miss Crystal Woodward leaves Thurs day for her home m Riveraiue ~he has spent the summer with hrr cousin. Mrs. J. A. Jackson and d. cLrcs that she never spent m"r" pl'a~aut time She returns to Riverside t" take up her schoo duties but hopes she can rr,u.n {" Silsbee again and make longer stay.
 Mir. George House came ont from Imperial one day this week tn ~et. how his ranch was coming along. IIr c"u!d get no farther than E'dr No. I3 for the chuutry is all under water bpv"r q that H. took good look at lie ''vastv derp'' and drci ed to leave he ducks in cl,ar @ and return, tn Imperial His fam has all been under water. since last May anl his haystacks are 'otted down.
 squire Orrick, r"turn~d tn Sisbee la<l week and has pitched hi- camp on th' borders of the lake where hr expects t. dwell until the water subsidies fr.m his ranch. Mir. Orrick has certainly hal bad luck this year. His land has hrru flooded since last February bn
The Imperial press., 1905-09-16
NOIIlE TO THE PUBLIC

Notice is hereby given that the undersigUed d citizen >.f the UHited States k m possession .f the tract ot land tying between the SOutu ir,e of the SNM of Sec. 3t. and SEA Oi Sec B, Twp. l5 s. k Is l.. $ E. M. according tO e EaStSid Boutwell, survey, a"d-tht nottIt it'. e oi Sec 1. Twp. To ;. K IS r,.'S. B. NJ. accord { to the Surv ey made in 1900 by the Imp, IT,. Land Company and commonly called the iJi- prrial SurVcl. Said t.act of land tS show the n1nD of Imperial Valley publi>htd d bN . U S Department Of Agriculture in their n survey of the Imtriial area. 1904, aud i~ al '..I Oue-half mile wide, north aud south. an ove mile long east and west. There are no un herS or descriptions in the U. s. land records which said Ia Itd~ be entered. COuss Qurtt no rutrv can bt. made al the present time hereby certify that I have taken possession this tract of land this Sth day Of Septrr'1s~. 1qn5 and that there | adverse claim casSir,, tO said land in opposition to min, | f,,, her certify that it is bOua-fde iutrTt tn enter i'd l1ndS der the land laws of Q Tr;,rd StatpS as soon aS the rrSurvev of r < ,ract Dro- iied for in the act of COU"re~ ,,-or.4 Ju1v 1sl 1902 Statutes at I.aTre. VOt ?, I,or, DaU,. T2S. shall he C, mUlrtrd aud . r -ract "a n deS,.ribiu" these lands filed in , United Stat,s Lard OfiCe
 Sirncd Mrs. F. A DUNDON
 Witness. C ] SCHENCK-
 Haitvi11e Gel. September 5 1908.
The Imperial press., 1905-09-16
Like Finding Money

Finding health is like finding money
 -sO think tht'se who are elCk. ln n you have a cough, cold, sore throat or chest irritation, b, tier act prnIni'tiy like W. C. Barber, of Sandy Level, Va. He says: ''I had terrible chest trouble. caused by smoke and coal dust on my lungs; but, after finding n" rt- lief in other remedies, WAS cured hy Dr. Kings New Discovery for C.'nsump- tion, Coughs and Colds" Greateet snle of any cough or lung medicine in the world. Sold l'y all druggists; 5Or and Sl.O0; guaranteed Trial bottle hee.