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The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-10-14
AMERICAN MANAGER oR.evEp.

Wash ngton, Oct. Charles
Frohman, the American manager OF
Irving was shocked when informed Of
his death. He was greatly shocked
and spoke of the pleasure with which
Sir idenry looked ito his intended
tour OF the Un.ted States this season.
Fiohman spoke with much feeling OF
irving great regard and respect for
President Roosevelt and Secretary
Hay.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-10-14
TAILOR TIED TO THREE.

Kansas City, Mo, Oct 49, Jacob
Wenstein. a tailor, was arrested here
on the cnarge Of a Chicago woman
That he has three wives, Weinstein
today admittel that he welded two
women. but insisted that he believed
one of them had died before he re-
married. He denies he MARI "a third
woman.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-10-14
HIS SKULL TOO HARD.

RelIe Vernon, Penn. Ocobsr Ia
VS. Anna Derry, colored, Is years of
" was shot and killed oday by VII.
W HMinney. "a years old. also a No.
~ because The woman put him out Of
their shanty Minney thsn attempted
suicide by shooting himself in the fore.
mead The bullet took a downward
course and he will recover
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-10-14
NEGRO RousrAsoUTs DROWN

Nicksburg Miss, Oct. f3,-Heayily
loaued with freight and with a crew of
twenty tive men, the steamer Elk.
while backing out from the landing.
today struck snag and unk From
iiNe TO ten negr0e roustabouts We're
crowned, the exact number probably
VIII not be known for several days.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-10-14
FAILURES FOR The WEEK.

Tie failures this week we're zf4 10
ibe United States. compared with POS
q last yss,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-13
WOMAN'S WORLD,

How many know how 10 steam vol.
vet which has become orushcd2
Heat Nat iron ana stand II up on
end, cover II with cloth which YOU
have dipped In water and wrung out
ana while u v alonmlng, an II VIII do,
draw your velvet over Tia face with the
wrong side down, Afterward brush
carefully with velvet brush.
An orIginOl fancy for summer cot.
tnge furnishing IL described IN tho
Scientific American a broad window
or bow facing q lowered lawn was
fitted with large pnnes OF glass, which
made mat side Of the room seem al,
most y part Of tho lawn and fruit
orchard outside, III II n fancy Of
mine writes the owner OF the cottage,
TO have the cushions of that partIou.
lar window seat match the nowcre IN
the bed beyond, | have them made Ike
pilowsIps, butloned on, ana change
them several times during the season.
In juno, whom the tulips nrc gone, I
have Juno roses, and after the June
roses tho gay ANNALS ending up with
chryfanthemuma, which last until frost,
and with each change | have cushions
OF the same color
German Soufle'-Doll n cabbage and
chop into bits, season well with snlt
pepper and little nutmeg, Put q layer
Of bread crumbs into dish, and over Il
a layer OF the cabbage, pour over tho
whole n thick, white sauce made by
mixing n cupful Of milk with llltlo
-FOUR, a piece OF butter ana allow II 10
boil unlil II thiokcns, Then add n
thick layer 81 grated cheese. q layer
OF cabbage, ana 80 on, pouring over
the last layer. which should be of the
crumbs, koodly portion OF tho sauce,
Bake 20 minutes In a quick oven.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-13

meetings throughout the state, ana dis.
cnss practical problems IN forest man.
agemont ana tree planting, and to plan
means 20 protect, preserve, and restore
the forests Mrs, ], " Bown OF Morgan
PARK, chairman Of the forestry commit.
700, apont some weeks In Springfield
lobbying for the bIll ana secured tho
services OF many eminent authorities on
forestry 90 speak before the committee,
among whom were Prof r. u, Boplo
professor OF forestry AZ the Michigan
AGRICULTURAL college.
Another bin. providing for Inc dras.
Tie punishment OF crimes against chill
dren, was also passed Wednesday and
has gone 10 the governor FOR sigma urc
When Il II signed II viii become law
and go into effoct July l. The measure
was sent by the Society for tho Proven.
tlon Of crimes Against children, and
had the support OF Illinois Federation
OF Womcn's Clubs"
Boston II 10 have a now clubhouse for
the sole use " women, Tho College
Womens club has purchased q hand.
soma house ON commonNea IN avenue,
ana Is renting II throughout for a club.
house, There win be sleeping rooms for
out'of.town mombcrs, cafe and other
fea lures possessed by mens'clubs, Tho
College club has somo 800 members,
among whom are many ~ tho most
prominent women In Massa chusotls,
Miss Alice Brown IN president OF tho
club. rs
A very important movement has 70.
comfy been set on foot, mainly through
Ila IA a. Ia.
Trades Union League, which has for
LIS object an investigation by the
United states Bureau OF Labor OF wo.
mon and children IN industry, with spc.
cial reference to the economic effect Of
their labor and the rcactionary effect Of
the change In conditions upon the homo
and domestic life OF the country, Miss
Jane Adams, Miss Mary y, Mcdowell
or the University ~ Chicago Settle.
ment, and Miss Lillian H. Wnd Of the |
Nurses settlement, recently visited
Washington for the purpose OF consult.
ing President Roosevelt ana others In
the matter II was learned that tho
department ~ labor wag willing and
anxious 10 undertake tho work, but
that There were no FUNDS available for
The work, nor was Il possible for tho
department TO ask Congress for an an.
Precipitation, II was agreed that tho
only way 20 secure such an lnyestlga-
tlon was through pressure brought TO
bear on Congress by organizations OF
women, The Industrial committee NJ
tho General Federation has been asked
to make an appeal 20 clNbwomcn In be.
half Of tho movement, ana has sent out
n circular lei,or 20 all clubs having an
industrial committee, directing them
how 10 40 10 work Tho chairman of
each committee has been asked 90 write
n letter 10 tho senators from her state
ana tho representatives IN her district,
asking lhom % support the movement,
The letter should be signed by cyory
Of tho club There has been
no olllclOl investigation OF women In
Industry FOR 10 years, ana tho facts
gathered at that time are vnluoless to.
day,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-13
SaaNzsssaazaa2ssaasa>sszssaztzs,Assassssss

Miss Nellie ~. Hush ana Dave lMIsh
OF Pnyson, We're the guests of Charles
w. hush ana wife this week
Miss Hattie COMBS Of payson visit.
ol win Euroka friends the fore part
of the wock,
Mrs Beverly Harper Of Provo was
mo guest OF Eureka friends during
the past week,
Hon. Thomas Hun, speaker of tho
Itnh house 81 representatives., VIII do.
llVor lecture at the l., u, s. church
sunday evening under the auspices of
the Young Peoples Improvement asso.
Citations,
Invitations for D select dance at tho
local nal nave been issued for Mon
day evening,
Miss Seward Of Provo was the gucst
of Eureka friends the fore part of tho
week,
Tho ladies Of Twentieth Century CIR
clc Women Of Woodonfl, served q de-
llcions ropast nc their han Friday oven.
ing IN honor of Mrs, Charlcs ", Hush
ana Mrs. Alex Blgh, Who Joined their
circle
Mr. August Slewcrt and family, old
residents of Robinson, win 20 To Cnld-
we'll Idaho, the latter part Of this
month to make their future homo,
John llannllln, popular young man
OF Eureka ana son OF Mr. ana Mrs.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-13
BRIQliAM CITY.

Mr., John Christensen and Miss Elha
Peters were quietly married IN the Salt
Lake Temple "Wednesday
A merry party spent the evening at
the home OF Mr.. and Mrs q, II, Jeppsen
Wednesday last. The event was IN the
nature Of surprise on Mr. Icppsen,
About 30 guests were present, Ice
cream and cake were served,
Mr., nnd Mrs, Amonsen Of ogden arc
Visiting In Brigham.
Mr., and Mrs. Sidwell ~ Mercur are
guests OF Mrs George .lldnoN
Mira. lies NJ Butte IL visiting her
daughter, Miss Hes. for u few days
pr y, 4, Rich was n Salt Lake
visitor lately
MIss Myrtle Jensen returned from u
visit to the capital.
Prof Ball Of Logan was visiting IN
the city Of homes last week.
Mr. John pngrec OF ogden spent sat.
urdoy IN Brigham
Mrs, Oleen N, S,ohl entertained her
fnthcr's family at u dinner party last
Wednesday, The affllr was IN honor
OF MIR Peters birthday Those present
Uero Mr. and Mrs, Oleon ~ Stohl MIR,
and Mrs j, ID, Peters, Mr., ana Mrs,
GoorR, w, Wntkns, Mr.. ana Mrs Alma
Norson, Mr.. and Mrs, John Peters,
Miss Lon Peters, MIss Iona Bingham
and Mr. Perry Peters
Mrs, Heller Anderson Of Salt Lake
h visiting friends IN Brigham.
Miss Hannah Edwards II visiting IN
Brigham
Hon. Charles Hart snent Tuesday
among Brigham acquaintance,
Mr., A. H. Snow came up from Salt
Lake last Friday,
Or, O. IT, Harding was IN Salt Lake
last week.
Or, and Mrs. Pearse were Salt Lake
visitors for q few days last week,
Mr., Rand, q brother Of Mrs. George
GidneN N tho guest Of his sister FOR u
few days,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-13
CLUB CHAT.

The Reviewers club met Monday M
the homo OF Mrs w, r. Adams, Tho
program consisted OF A paper ON Vie.
TOR lluRo ana his Los Miserabos,n by
Mra Adams, assisted by Mrs, Richards,
WHO read selections from the novel,
Several musical numbers were also
glYon.
Tho cloofan held the last meeting NJ
the present year Tuesday NJ the home
OF MIS-, charles Wells on Second street.
MrN WollH read II paper on 'Tho Re.
NiNNl or the Arts ana crafts Tho
club officers were installed, including
Mrs w, u, llltcr who was elected IN
place OF Mrs Frank Roberts as cor.
responding secretary
At tho annual meeting OF tho Daugh.
tors Of the American Revolution held
Thursday afternoon, the following of.
ilccrs wcro elected for the ensuing ycar,
Mrs l.. u, Hall regent Mrs, A, j.
llosnor vicosregcnt Miss Anna Y,
Decker secretary, Mrs Cook, tr,ngur.
err Mrs, Robert w, 'fIshor registrars
Mrs, M, a, llrcodcn, historian, Tho
chapter adjourned until september.
The WomOn's club met Tuesday az.
lernoon with Mrs, A, V, Taylor Mrs,
Joel l., Priest gave some readings from
child verse and music was furnished
by Mrs u, N, Cook, Mrs, Kate Bride.
we'll Anderson ana Mrs, u, Elliott
Kelly,
AZ the meeting Of the current events
and current literature section Of the
Ladies' Literary club, Mrs, j. NJ, Dart
read n letter nom Mrs, G.. ~, Allen doa.
orlptiYe OF university life IN Berlin,
and Mrs, W, r. WightmOn reviewed.
childhood Literature Of the Present"
The annual election of officers was held
and reports Of chalrmon OF the various
sections given
That the legislative committee OF the
Chicago Federation OF Womon'R clubs
IN an effective one IL evident, comments
n Chicago. paper Judging from tho
great number Of now bills, backed by
the federation, which have been passed
In their original state, or with slight
notifications, This week two bills, FOR
which much lobbying has been done,
passed wednesday, one introduced by
Mr. church, for The purpose Of ostob.
fishing n department OF forestry In tho
College OF Agriculture Of the University
OF Illinois, and to provide for It's mnln-
lonanoc, This bill provides for prO-
lessor OF forestry who viii organize
courses, OF instruction IN forestry, ad-
dress farmers Institutes and public
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-13

Nr. Abe Cooley, who leaves shortly 10
Al q mission
Mfr, Serge Campbell OF Salt Lake Ia
yptins In Logan
Afr, and Mrs Frank West arrived
from palo Alto, Cal, last sunday, ana
are the guests OF MIR, and Mrs d. H.
Thomas'
Mr, Alex Nibley spent several days OF
the week In salt Lake,
Mr., and Mrs, Walt Pypcr are IN Loo
pan visiting relatives and friends
Mr.. and Mrs, william MoAlllptor arc
down from RexburRo n u visit
The parents Of Mr. and Mre, u, b.
Hansen have issued Invitations for a re-
ceptlon 90 DO hold for them at the
Hansen homo on Monday evening Next
Hon, n, 4. Campbell was IN Logan
ON Monday.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-13
EUREKA.

Mr., John Keel and family Of Robin.
son have COMO to Spanish Fork TO re-.
side,
w NJ MaDhart entertained party
OF friends ut a. May Day party at tho
home OF his mother on Lcadylllo row,
The rooms were beautifully decorated
with carnations ana music, songs and
games with n delicious repast closed
tho evening OF J. easurc.
Bert Harris and family have gone
to Provo to reside
Miss Elizabeth Chopc OF Butte Mont,
who In on her way to southern COllfor.
MIA 10 spend several months reeupcat.
ing hcr health, visited her father capt,
thopc OF Robinson.
Mr. Frank Tlrt and non ~ ogden
ore the guests Of Mrs, T. j, Donnolly.
William Ma,son returned from Mt.
Pleasant this week after u pleasant
visit with his father who leaves this
month on a mission for the l., j. \,
church TO Scandinavia.
MIR, r. watts OF California IN the
guest Of s, j. Schneilcr and family.
Mr., ana Mira. Heber Mang,m, Sr,
are entertaining MIR and Mrs Ray
Ashworin Of Salt Lake city,
Mrs, A, GuthcIl OF Pnyson II visiting
With her parents, Mr. and Mrs, Frank
Mediation OF thls city,
Miss Joso Moore has returned TO her
kull I.lHn hnnA1 "A "A ,la ala
with tho Misses Bonner'
Dr. and Mira lIarveillc went 10 Salt
Lake Wednesday 10 attend the Ysnyo
concert
Mrs, Dennis Sullivan In IN Butte city
Tho guest Of friends
Tho Ladies Aid society held n very
pleasant meeting NJ the homo Of Mrs,
Dan oslrondor Thursday afternoon,
Tho Knights ~ the Maccabocs enter.
Wlned their wives and swoothoarts,
WIN an entertainment, dance ana sup'
per on last Saturday night
Mleo Grace Thomas OF Robinson IL
visiting with friends AZ spanish Fork,
Prof H. A, Ostcin OF the Agrcul-
tural college at Logan renewed Eureka
week.
Mr W u, Lloyd ana daughter, Lii
nan, who have been the guests OF Mr.,
ana Mrs, Frederick Price OF Salt Lake,
nuVe returned 10 their homo at Robln-
ron,
me Uiahna Stock company gavo two
WY crodltnblo performances nt the
opera House Thursday and FrIdiw
lights presenting Lost Paradise" and
'helma' to good houses,
me "lllg Splash" given by tho Hap
py ioollgan club OF Mammoth was
wio OF tne great social oyonts OF the
winter The bad weather prevented a
mIse number Of Eureka people from
H,'endlng, but tho hall was well nllod
w we society people " Mammoth and
nnon'hHon Joe lfillsteada orchestra of
~ ,tlko furnished the music and n
XVlulu collation. was spread during
Wv oVening The ladies OF the club are
WoT, o.ongrnlulated on the success OF
Mts Miller OF Mt, Nebo who has 70.
,urnel nom y yislt TO southern CALI
nG,nla " visiting her daughter, Mrs,
'r"oN sneddon OF this city
aane members ~ Evening Star lodge.
do,seo or honor. gave n select social
eomcn NJ !. o, q, y. hail Wednesday
vs'irco e , Mrs, Jackson Mcchrys,ol
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-13

ma ane Eureka Volunteer Fire depart
MIL WI give their annual dance ON
liant nffaIr, '''"' w wv " ''"-
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-03-29
LOCAL and GENERAL
Read Wants" on page G.

head wants on page D.
NeW styies IN Sorosis SHOES al
herrs 3.
a.. eu i'oi' 'i""'
r.. L., IT. A.. r
To-. -. .,,a.. ~, .o %"
A Court of Land Registration notice
appears in this issue.
Rest cum hawaiian cofree in tho o,,v
at New England Bakery. I.
There will no M meet,po NJ tho
Board of Health this afternoon.
Have your old Panama hat mazda
like new. Globe Clotbinp uouse
Tooth.pick sale now on M Wal,
Nicbols, Only 20 eta. dozen nkgs ..
r,
ui'n'ne ""'e. Is pau imo
DUN neel 10 eoou' AZ '"e rah'neon'
Neatly furnished rooms at the Pop
ular. VI, $l.50 and " per week 1919
Fort street.
Many dainty garments for infants
wear now being shown at A. Blom's,
Progress block.
Friday snec,als NJ whitney G Narsb,s
this weeL white duc,, wosh ho,,a ,o,
and White so,in .,rd,o oorso,s soo
open .ne yea, ,ounu' our 10y De
pa 'nnen'. Oh''u,oh oir.huay siits
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-03-29
nA(LA(HLAN'S NIGHT
Of SCOTTISH SONG

With the Alameda on Friday comes
the talented Scottish singer, Miss Jes-
sic Maclachlan, who with her support
Robert Buchanan and Mr.. j. Full.
ton Dick, will give an entertainment
In the Opera House on Saturday, the
LIST Of April. The bookings have been
exceptionally heavy, and those who
haven't already secured their seats
would do well to do SO at the earliest.
Miss Maclachlan and her company are
here for the first time, and are sure of
O hearty reception. Miss Maclachlan
Is name to conjure with amongst the
Scottish people both at home and
abroad. As singer of her country's
ballads she has few. II any, her equal.
The New York Evening News" In a
notice Of q concert held In Newark
says: when she sings the Blue Bon
nets. Angus Macdonald and similar
dramatic compositions. she becomes q
Scottish Brunnhilde. whose heroic dec,
lnmation stirs the pulse In a strange
way and thrills the heart. One feels
that the sons Of Scotland could be
moved TO daring deeds In martial un
dertakings by such singing a. this.
At Boston before an enthusiastic
audience Of 5000 people, she rouseu
such enthusiasm by her singing Of
WV o Hundred Pipers" that "meI
jumped on chairs and waved theil
arms. shouting like mad. and for sever
or eight minutes the applause was sim
ply terrific" II IL 10 be hoped that mol
single seat will be empty on satur
day nisht The Wall. Nichols compan,
are looking after the bookings
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-03-29
Rats compleieIy Annlhllaied,

It needs but lew months more use Of
StearnS Electric Rat and Roach Paste to
completely free tho city from the rats and
mice with which Il was afflicted year or
% ago. Stearns' Paste has been used quite
freely IL the best residences and in many
stores. In all these places there are today
no rats. mice or cockroaches. This Paste
drives the rats and mice out Of the house
70 die. and can be depended upon to rid the
homo Of these pests. II IL sure death and
gives universal satisfaction. Dealers gen.
orally have the Paste for sale. or II will be
sent. express prepaid on receipt Of price.
by the Stearns' Electric Paste Co.. Tribune
Building. Chicago, III. Small size. 26c: Hotel
siss. eight times the quantity. tl.00. u
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-03-29
HOUSE.
Continued from Pa,

Continued from Page ~
McCandless' bill encouraging agri.
culture. recommended to Agricultural
Committee.
Hayselden's bpl .relating to COM
putation, recommended to Judiciary
Committee.
Auditor Gives Facts.
The following was received and III
ed, from the AUDITOR:
In reply to the request Of the House
that I furnish names of persons draw
ing salaries from the Territory while
absent from the Territory during six
months last past, submit the follow
ing: On account OF specific salaries
]. w. Pratt, Commissioner Of Public
Lands.
II. c. Meyers. Deputy Auditor.
Il. c. Peters, Deputy Attorney Gen.
eral.
ID. p. Lawrence, Registrar General
and Clerk, Board of Health.
A. Koebele. assistant Division OF
Entomology, Board Of Agriculture and
Forestry.
On account OF payroll:
s. G.. Walker, engineer Nuuanu re.
servoir No. 4, II "a days, December.
at s12. s141.00.
In addition to the above I have
now before iae payrolls in favor OF S.
G.. Walker for January amounting to
s342 ana for February for $279 against
which ! have not yet issued warrants.
as having learned since making the
December payment that Mr.. Walker
was In Boston. I am holding back the
payrolls mentioned Tor proper Ger.
| tlhcate as to the performance OF the
service.
J II. FISHER,
Auditor.
Reference Committee.
| The House Reference Committee re-
ported, recommending that seven bills
be referred to the Printing Committee,
az follows: Andrade's bill fixing quail.
fications OF officers and reporters Of
circuit courts; Andrades bill provid'
ing procedure for partition OF real
property among cotenants; Fernan'
dez's bill repeating certain laws relat.
ing to evils and diseases arising from
prostitution; Fernandez's bill relating
to escheat OF lands: Smiths bill relat.
Ing TO Wills; Smiths bill relating ia
dover; Andrade's bill relating to trial
Jurors.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-03-29
PASSENGERS DEPARTED.

Per simr, Claudlne. for Maui ports
March 2s.-T, X, Pa. Mrs. A. ", Car
ter and child, Mrs, 4, Awana. Roy j.
NJ, Ezera, Mrs, J, X, Iiamanolulu, A
v, Peters, w. A, Sparks, j, N, y,
Williams. u, @, searle, Miss MARI
kaolulo, G u Wells, W, u scholIa
Ernest iIariNas ", q, Danlard,
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-03-29
HON. CAMPBELL DEAD.

The Hon. Fred. NJ. Campbell. faith
er OF Marston Campbell OF this city.
died In Washington. ID. c.. today. ac'
cording to cable advices received here.
In November last he was married to
Mrs. Hannah Walker OF Philadelphia.
For many years Mr., Campbell was par
ticulsrly prominent In educational
matters,
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-03-29
Horse ShOeinQ.
W.W.Wri9htC Co.
LIMIT Ed.

have opened q horseshoe
ing department In connec'
ton with their carriage
shop. etc. Having secur.
ed the services Of q nrst.
class sheer. they are pre-
pared to do all work In
trusted to them In . hyst'
class manner.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-03-29
BORN.

WILKINsON-ln Honolulu, March 2s,
1905, TO Mr. and Mrs, James w WI
klnson, u son,
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1905-12-29
Capt. 7. O. Stewart.

The Anderson Daily Mail Of a
recent date, says of Capt. I. ..
Stewart:
Capt. T. O. Stewart, of Newber-
.ry, is in the city on business lie
represents the Fabric Hose compa-
nv Of New York city and is here to
see if the Anderson Fire depart
/ ment needs anything in his llne'
Capt. Stewart was an 'othcer III
the First South Carolina infantry
and has many friends in Anderson
among the soldier boys. He :! mas
been here. attending several IRE
mems tournaments as captain OF
Newberry fire company.
! Captain Stewart is a cousin o.
! president Roosevelt and has peer
Eoffered a commission in the army
several times, but says he does no
care for any me IRE army life unless
| it was active.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1905-12-29
SUPERVISORS OFFICE.

Notice is hereby given that the an
nual meeting of the County Board OF
Commissioners of Newberry County
will be held on the 4th day OF January,
1906. All persons holding demands OF
any kind against the county not pre-
viously presented to the board are
hereby notified and required TO tile the
same with the clerk Of the board on
Or. before the 1st day of January,
1906, so that they may be examined
and ordered to be paid at the annual
meeting. All persons holding such &C.
counts or claims not paid will deposit
them with the clerk of the board, as
required in this notice.
Fred H. Doninick,
Clerk County Board Commissioners
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1905-12-29
Cheated Death.

Kidney troubles often ends fatal!E' y
hut hv choosing the right medicine, Il;
+. Wolfe, of Bear Grove, Iowa, cneaeeT sao 7
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The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1905-12-29
Last Hope Vanished.

When leading physicians sad that "a
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