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The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1905-10-20

100 Monroe Dickcrt Pension 400
7o1 P. Bugg, Ferry 80
1872 C. NJ. Folk, R. & B. SO
7o3 B. H. Wilson, Com. Tax 100
794 c. B. Tidwell, Cor. Con-. 200
7o5 W. F. Stone, Com. Tax zoo
7o6 H. L. Shealy, Ferry $50
1917 C. B. Sigh, Constable 1900
7o8 G. L. Sease R. & B. 500
7oo E. H. Aull Co., Prtg. 1850
300 Jas. Templeeon, Ferry $50
8o1 J. L. Crooks, Chaingang 1851
8o2 J. Wilson Gibbes, Of. Exp. &
Exoress $50
Bog J. L. Epps, CO. Treas, Jurors
Witnesses 1850
so4 Harmon. & Livingstone R. &
B. 1000
9o5 NJ. Pitts, Com. Tax 800
8o6 J. M. Alewine, R. & B. 800
8o7 Geo. P. Hill, R. & B. 200
8o8 Dave Irons, CO. Home I.25
300 J. Y. Floyd, R. & B. 1900
$40 J. B. Lever R. & B. 400
811 C. G. B1ease, Salary &c. $500
812 B. A. Havird Salary &c 1000
S13 S. B. T. & T. Co., Off. Exp. 4.25
814 Frederick Dis. Co., c. Home 1000
815 J. c. Singley, R. & B. $50
SIC D. L. Ham, R. & B. 1.45
817 H. c. Dominick, R. & B. $50
81S H. M. Wicker, R. & B. 7.o8
s1o w. w. Cromer. Salary 27.77
SEQ J. C. Wilson, Lun., Of. Exp. 1858
821 Livingston & Lominick, Chg. 37.55
SEE w, E. Pelham, Jr., P. Mort. 1911
823 B. B. Schumpert & Co., Pen. $500
S24 Livingston & Lorninick, c. H. $40
825 A. J. Holt, Salary &c. 41.oo
826 B. B. Schumpert & Co., R. &
B. 1859
827 o. B. Evans, Lunacy 500
828 E. L. Street, Salary &c. 26.So
SEQ J. Williams, Ferry 400
$50 w. L. Simms, Post Mort. 1000
8s1 B. H. Caldwell, R. & B. SAB
832 J. S. J. Suber, Ferry zoo
Sas The State Co., OF. Exp. 243s
o34 S. Pope, Lunacy 500
835 J. A. C. Kibler, R. & B. 1.25
836 J. S. Wheeler, Salary 54,1o
8s7 w. c.. Sigh, Salary 900
838 J. S. Werts R. & B. 1.S5
$50 P. B. Ellesor, Salary 600
$40 E. H. Werts, Salary 1920
S41 N. R. Lester, R. & B. 3647
842 L. J. Fu1mer, Pension 400
843 Levi Britt, Pension 400
S44 ]. T. Crisp, Pension 300
845 F. NJ. Lindsay, Salary 2o84
846 O. B. Mayer, Lunacy 500
847 J. w. Swindler, Pension 400
S4S J. L. Epps, Of. Expenses ZOO
84o J. L. Epps Salary FIT
$50 N. C. Duckett, R. & B. 800
851 E. H. Aull, Adv. & Printing 1900
852 D. w. Livingston, Pension 400
853 B. B. Hair, Salary $500
854 J. T. Fulmer, Ferry 1900
855 R. B. Livingston, Pension 400
$50 J. D. Tidmarsh, R. & B. 2.75
857 J. C. Goggans, Salary 22.oo
858 S. N. Henderson, Ferry 1850
85o B. B. Hair, Inquest 1000
go G. S. Merchant, Salary 25.78
81 J. B. Halfacre, R. & B. $50
862 J. w. Ropp, Salary 900
863 J. Mann, Chaingang rs
864 J. A. Suber, County Home $3.50
865 F. M. Boyd, Supt., Off. Exp. 6.o3
866 Geo. Clark, Office Exp. 500
867 A. B. Dammon, Pension 300
1868 J. A. Templeton, Ferry $50
86o NJ. M. Buford, Sheriff, Sal. &
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The best way to find out who are
not your friends is to lend them mon
ey, and the next to be in public Office.
A woman's idea of scandal is to
wear stockings that don't match the
color of something else not to be seen.
People in flat always have piano
because there is no room for it.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-01-28

Jan. 27, 1905.
Circuit Clerk Mills recorded a deed
executed in the Philippine islands. T.
- Mer.on. a brother of Ed Merton
of this city. VINO is in the United
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-01-28
WORLDS FAIR DEBT PAID.
Mr.. Francis Says ST. Louis Emerses
With Flying Colors.

Washington. Jan. 27.-David Il.
Francis, pr sidcn Of the Louisiana
exposition, was at the White House
today
He informed the president that the
Exposition company had discharged
the indebtedness to the government
fer the loan Of $4,000 600 made at the
las session Of congress.
You know that many members of
congress predicted that we would
neve~ pay this loan" he said. 4
promised tho committees Of congress
II would be paid before Dec. I. That
promise has been fulfilled. Every
dollar has been returned TO the
treasury.
Unlike most exposition cities, st.
Louis emarges from This fair With
dying colors II had been anticipated
that the expedition would make the
town go broke, as they say. On the
contrary, St Louis is just as prosper
Gus now as. she ever was. and even
more so
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-01-28
SUCCESS SUMMED UP.

what is the scrot of success? p
asked the SPHINX,
Push" said he Button
Never be led, said the Pencil
Take pains" said the Window
Always keep COOL said the Ice.
BE uD to date" said the Calendar
Never lose your head, said the
Barrel.
Make light Of everything" said
ihe Fire.
DO driving business" said tbs
Hammer.
Aspire to greater things" said the
Nutmeg
BE sharp in al your dealings.
said the Knife
Find a good thing and stick o IT,
said the Glue.
EDO tho work you are suited for, "
said the Chimuey-Baltimore Sun.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-01-28
GRAND CHAIN.
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Jan. q. 1905.

JAM III iSVo'
Mrs. w. A. Vic or was in Vienna
Thursday having dental work done
Mr., r. G.. McGill was in Metropolis
ON business the first of the week.
Marion Adams of Belknap, is here
working in the harness shop for ]. A.
Lewis.
Miss Hattie McGill is on the sick
list this week.
Mrs. Mary Evers of Thebes, ILL.,,
visited her mother, Mrs. John Maine,
the first Of the wesk.
Miss Mary Maine returned to her
home in Skies on, Mo-, after a pleas.
ant visit here with friends and rela.
tigec.
Miss Minnie Gaunt is reported ILL.,
John Little Of Oaktown, was down
on business Friday
Father PEPPER has returned from a
visit to Sandusky, Cairo and Mound
City.
Theo. Reuther, the blacksmith, was
in Cairo On business the first of the
week
w. F. Evers of Oaktown, was down
on business Thursday.
Mrs. Arthur Ellie is on the sick list
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-01-28
MOUND CITY.
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NH'if 49, f~eNf
SIR. Towner of the Western News
paper company. 81. Louis, was here
today.
BILLY sandersons little daughter.
Violet, is quite sick. Her ailment is
whooping cough.
The wife of Dr. T. j. Kinney Of
Jackson. Tenn. is the guest Of her
father and mother, Capt. o. F. Keel
er and wife. :
Ferdinand Danksch is about to get
into trouble. He is charged with
drawing a shotgun on neighbor.
The hearing is set for next Tuesday.
Mrs. Frank Grain was in from VII
la Ridge shopping on Wednesday.
The way matters look now it is
quite doubtful about Eli Bugg being
hung. II is evident that Governor
Deneen wants his case reviewed by
the supreme court. It is said the
new governor holds 10 the theory
that Cross would have killed Mathis
Independent of Bugs influence in
tho affair.
Mrs. Bushman was in from Mounds
10 do some shopping "Wednesday.
Mrs. G. l.. Otricb of Anna. was the
guest Of Rector William Baker and
wife this week
Miss Tatum Dougherty left on yes
terday for Fl. Leavenworth. Kas.. 10
visit her brother, Lieut.. A. J. Dough
erty.
Harry Rushing of MurphysbOro,
was here Wednesday to visit his
brother, James Rushing, who has
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-01-28
SOME GOOD STORIES
Senator Who Had No Use For Rail
road Pssses-Father Of Fifteen
a Mere "Piker."

Washington, Jan 27.--A senator
ont into the senate stationery room
.oday ana asked to be shown some
cliet books
Here are some" said one Of the
a tendants. that have spaces for rail
road passes"
"Goodness!" exclaimed the sena.
or: who could use book like that
ailh all those spaces for railroad an
nuaIs?"
Il don't know" said the attendant,
unless it was United States
Judge
a few days ago Sena or Nelson Of
Minnesota, introduced q constituent
named Ulstead to The president
Il know you will like him. Mr. Pres
ldcat" said the senator because he
has fifteen children living"
The president did like him. IL
congratulated the Minnesota man
warmly on MS large family.
News OF the Ulstead visit reached
NipDeso a. and today Senator Nelson
received a letter from a man named
Shelton, who said:
Dear Senator: | notice you have
been introducing a man 10 the presi-
dent who claims he has fifteen living
children. Now. senator, this man is
A piser. have twenty-one living
children. aud | inciOse photograph TO
prove it. Please show mis- to the
president and tell him that grand old
Minnesota never faliers when It
comes to sustaining the principles Of
the Republican party
4 member Of congress took his
wife to the White House for the first
tiale on q recent at home afternoon
of Mrs. RooseveIt's. He was showing
her the portraits Of the presidents
wives as they passed lingeringly
along the lower corridor on their
way opt They paused before that Of
M~s Hayes.
"a fine woman" commented the
members wife. There's lots Of char
seter in that face
Yes. asserted the member:
wouldn't have had that punch. I
sless. if she'd been here
An usher st1lding near looked
grave and disappearing
That was an accident be hasten
ed 10 explain. thinking some adverse
criticism was being passed on the
present occupant Ct thu White House
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-01-28
BELKNAP.
Jan. 81, 1905.

Jan. 27, 1905.
The box factory at Oaktown has
shut down on account of the severe
cold weather
Capt. Mark Whitaker ana wife Of
Vienna arc the guests of their daugh
ter, Mrs. a. l.. Compton, this week.
The revival at the NJ. +. church Is
still in progress and n lively inter.
est Is being shown.
Miss Iva Hardy has a position as
seamstress in the hospital at Anna.
She left for that place Thursday.
a man by the name of Johnson
from Joppa is doing the blacksmith
ms during S. O. Fields absence.
The A. ]. Harris Lumber company
Of this place is still loading lumber
as fast as they can get cars. Their
lumber goes to Oaktown 10 be used
IN the manufacture Of heading.
The veneer factory at Rosco ILL.,.
owned by Main Bros. has cleaned up
that part of the country and will be
moved in the near future to Oaltown.
w. L. Greer, formerly of our city.
sent MS a ~ degrees below zero
weather report from Danvile Thurs
day.
Earl Allen of Iierrin. H.. is the
euest OF his uncle, Lando Allen,
this week.
Miss Recie Thomas of Grand
Chain was the guest of Miss Don Ev-
ers last Friday and Saturday.
sir. Floyd Frame. Frank Shores,
Walter Rees and Roe Hardy went to
Grand Chain last Thursday night and
helped Rev. Robert A. Sickles install
the Ben-Hur at thai place. Grand
Chain started her court with a mem
bership of twenty-five
Belknap court 32s. Tribe of Ben
Hur, will install officers Jan. 81, af
ter which refreshments will be sery-
Cd. All members OF said court should
be present a. this is a very import
ant meeting.
Mr.. Bob Fisher is 'papy." a lob.
boy came to live with him Jan. %
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Beggs have a
big boy at their home. He arrived
last Sunday nigth;
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-01-28

States army, made 4 iced conveying
his interest in some property at New
Burnside to Mrs. Hattie Merton.
N j. Motley left for st. Louis
Monday. He expects 10 visit the
corn growers convention at Urhana
while away
Mrs. Tom Hacker is on the sick
list this week.
Judge Willis Mallyille, mayor Of
Grassland, a suburb OF Chicago, was
in town today guest Of Judge Vick-
ers.
Dan Marberry. editor Of the Coun-
ty News at ullin. III, and his wife Wis
tied friends and relatives frcm Sat
urday until Monday.
Our city council passed an ordi-
nance this week to close all business
houses on Sundays.
j. Spialloch went to Ganntown
Tuesday to attend The funeral Of
Martin Cummn9 who was killed by
horse falling on him Sunday
Mr. W. f Elliott and wife visited
at the Methodist parsonage this week
being old friends OF Rev. Margrayes
when he was stationed at CrossEille
I'll.
Sam Jackson and John c. Bain LEFT
Saturday for a visit in Cairo with
Mr. and Mrs. Warder. Mr. Bain is a
brother Of Mrc Warder, Mr. jack
con a nephew.
Mrs. Lewis Fsizzell is quite Sick at
this writing
Mrs. judge Vickors Is still en- the
sick list
Josh Arnold and Jay Victers left
Sunday afternoon over the c. and r.
l. railroad for the state university
at Champaign 10 attend the corn
and stock breeders association which
will he in session two weeks.
]. Stokes OF PaducaA was here on a
business trim Monday
T. II. Sheridan was on the sick list
the first Of the week
Judge Vickers sold a fine span Of
mules this week to Mr.. Graves of
Villa Ridge.
Mrs. w. f.. Galeener left Tuesday
morning for Chicago to visit friends
Her cou, Rome Chapman, accompani-
ieI her.
Mrs. J. W. Gore has returned from
Dexter. Mo, where she visited her
sister who Is sick
]. c. Dewitt, treasurer Of Union
county, has been in Vienna this week
looking after mortgages held by Tn
ion county citizens.
County Clerk Morgan will soon
have the tax books of Johnson coun-
ty ready for the collector.
Guy Kuyl4ndall and his bride have
gone to housekeeping in their nice
new home this week
Chris Andrews bought the butcher
shop of Mr. pullen this week.
Sam Copeland spent few days
this week in Vienna on his way
south.
There was young man from Bond |
county who made three attempts to !
commit suicide by jumping in front
Of The p. N. train Thursday. ae
was found TO be insane and was tax
en- care of by Sleriff Veach. His IA |
Their, Mr. Hagen, was elegraphed /
to to come and care for him. The
young man claimed to have been
robbed of $500 some time ago at Cal
70 and showed a scar on his head.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-01-28

NEWS FROM OUR NEIGHBORS

pneumonia in acute form.
Mrs Oscar Ross has been critical.
~ Ill for more than a week and has
boon removed from her home to that
of her father and mother, Mr.. ana
Mrs. Joe Fullerton.
Fred Hence Of Cincinnati, is the
new engineer for the Ice plant. He
has already arrived.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-01-28

ut happened when the house was
being remodellel two years ago The
canvas has been pa ched and painted
ovc- SO that few people detect the
injury"
THAT isn't what I'm talking about
said the member. THE punch I'm
talking about is in bowl up on the
dining room table
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-01-28

arc finely drawn. AS an artist he IS
perfectly suited 10 the part OF Ham
let to which his personality lenhs
much charm. 1ae company = which
mr.. d. Gzsse is surrounded, me
most prominent member of which y
Miss. Ida May Park whose Poriia re-
ceived great commentator las sea-
son. is comprised wholly Of expert
eneed Shakespearean players.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-01-28

Last year tails eminent young
Sbahospc9rcen itar male many ad-
aircrs tv his excellent acting in the
trying roic Of Shyl0ck. On .hc eve
ming of Wednesday. Feb. I at the
opera house. hc viii be seen as Ham
let Mr. DE Grasse finds character
TO whichr his talents "a him admiral
~. In his interpr station " The Dan.
all Of the characters laveral sides,
its irres0lu.iUn, grief. anxiety, etc.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-01-28
ADJUSTMENTS.
o. A o o Q Q 0 q q. @ Z
Captain Darlington"

An attraction Of unusual interest
comes TO the Cairo opera house for a
matinee and night Saturday, Jan %,
when Henri Greesitt presents the
New York success, Captain Barring
ton" the new American play Of the
Revolutionary war, with a large and
talented company headed by William
3ramwcll who, fer the last three
years has played exclusively IN New
York City. The same magnifcen;
scenery which was such a feature Of
he famous New York and Boston run
will be seen here. The scenic equip
nent, costumes, military .tEappingi5
colonial furniture, etc, cost twenty
Eve thousand dollars. There are
twenty-eight speaking parts, played
by some of the best players Seat
reserved for both matinee and nigh.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-01-28
His Majesty and the Maid

With many plays the last acJ is
tackled on merely 10 straightcn ont
M tanglcs and sind up things hap
PLY. Tais is not the case with Ills
Najcyy and the Maid. in which Ma
rs Emerson viii be seen az The Cal
TO opera house on Monday, Jan. 80.
The plot is consistent aAd told in a
most iaiorcsing maner. ThorI is
one character In the play which is
not essential 70 the development Of
The story This Is unusual as there
is frequently 80 much padding. so
much unnecessary matter that could
be easily dispensed with. were Il not
that the plays were not long enough
without this.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS


Bettina r. Luawics and husband to Olga
block a. Marshall Street addition.... 81, 500
Joseph Price and wife to Ernest r. An
derson and wife, part of lot Z, block 3,
George Galpins addition. .............. 1000
]. F. Pheler and wife to Albert B. Ban
croft. lots 8 and 8, block l, Dunsmoors
Encouragement 2'3oo
John Martin and wife to Albert Fl.
Brusch lot 49, block 1, Riverside
Ja snert n oeeior ana wife to Ernest
bolt, lot 8. block 8. Vinton Park ad-
dltl0n OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 10
Mary Lever and wife to John ]. Erck-
son. lot II and part of lot IL. block 8,
Manages fourth addition. ........... 600
John A. Arnold and wife to Christian
Jespersen. NE lot %, block 1, Broom
& Sufels' addition. ................. 2,250
Anna f. Burhyte and husband to Robert
Park addition. ................. 700
Portius G. Deming and wife to James
Farrell and wife, lot IL, block l, Dem-
ing & Kinmore's second addition. 250
Anna Drews ct al. to Rasmus Nelson,
in section 32-11S-21. Observation-Disclosures. 5000
Florence B. Estagen and husband to Lee
onia J. Payne. lot II, block 81. Calhoun
Park addition Observation-Disclosures. 1900
Robert NJ. Fonda and wife to R. T.
Stevens, lot 4, block 7, Winans' addi-
ton 10
William H. Garvey and wife to Charles
Cook and wife, lot g. Harrison & Lent's
Encouragement Observation-Disclosures. $50
Susan Damon Gale and husband to Rich
ard c. Walpole, lot "a, revised Cottage
wood Observation-Disclosures. sou
Charles Johnson to John FERN, lot Is,
block 4, McMillan's addition. .......... 600
Anna P. Johnson and husband to Clara
B. Pfantz. lot If; block 1, Hagman
Ridgway s Co.'s addition. ............ $50
David P. Jones. administrator. to Patrick
Duffy and wife, lot Fl, block 10, South
Side addition ..................... 125
Louis B. Keller and wife to D. G. Miner
/, lot 2. block IL, Rem1nston's Second ad-
Nettie NJ Gates ct al. to Anton Klass. "
lot 2s, scaAum Gates Fourth addition 200
Thomas Seager and wife to Edward A.
Hackett, lot g. block 1, A. NJ. Jeromes
addition Observation-Disclosures. 5000
Sarah D. Sanborn to Belle Silbaugh. lots
10 and co. Thomas Avenue addition. 400
Joseph Shfmanske and wife to Ignaz
Jedrol. lot g.. block ID, Lennon &
: Newells .................... 275
John Stevenson and wife to Portius G. ~
Deming. lot II and apart of lot ~,
Deming's Polk Street Encouragement. $500
Hans Simonson to Diamond Iron Works.
lot II, block 81, Bassett, Moore &
Cases Observation-Disclosures. 1000
Henrik Strom and wife to John W. Cow
ing, lots 26 to 30 inclusive, Badger & ..
Penny's Second addition. .............. 22,50o
Sarah Sutherland and husband to Charles
G. Roosen, lot 10 and part of lot 8, -@
Mowers addition NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 75o
Christine Stem and husband to Henrik
1. Badger & Penny's second addition. % 500
Jane Winslow ct al. to Joseph Shimanske.
lot 8, block 10, Lennox & Newelps ad. r.
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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-08-30

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