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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-08-08
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- &iibrenoc, abcr ielbitmoroc.
ride 2iebe 5ur @nttin. Fem Gin
cinnatier pier5igjGbrieen aiitcnmo.
der Salnuel s. @atterion murbe
ieine @attin aatberine Sobanno I'M
Mlai Oieics Sabres bon BENT Sooe ge-
rullbt. Sait tGglih mnnbertc er
oann na6 ibrem 0robe ouf ocnl ct.
Soicpb's . Srieobpie biliaus uiO
iebcs Mol batte CT glllmell ooer einc
Slottpilun5e bel iid, pomit or oos
@rab Der tbeuren Sootel id,nliidte.
Nn einem Der lesten Gahnlittage
9ing er mieoer nod Oenl S~rieobofe.
Che or oicien betrnt, fnliite cr Slu.
men IN einem 9%llmenlaocn ulb
ilid)te Damn oas Grab Der Satin auf.
ST botte auBer Den glumen ein Sell
bel lid. ionic eincn Sopf nit ipeiBer
Norbe mo eincn Yinlel. Nls Der
6ricbbofslpafter Goraer 5uf1Qig an
Dem @rab Der Srau @atterion Dor.
ilberfom, lab or, pie Der linn be.
tallnte Sotte clll Iteit5, meld)es Oas
BON inn nit ncuen 9lumen pericbene
Grab ifmildt, nit friid)er, peiBcr
6orbc nnltrih). 0orger par ieood
fnum ein paur Sfritte ncitcr &c.
gangeiL als Gin SduB lief. Gr elite
5uriif mo innb @attcrion bcpuBt-
los unO blutcno aui Dem 8robe lie
gcnb. Gin Eotroluogen murbe re.
auirirt. Wntterion mor obcr bercits
toot, ols Der @agcn e%intrai.
Cine i~d)redlid)e Maulclel @c.
id)id)te miro aus Cincinnati 10 &c.
meloet: y@ea, ih m1r d bisfe an.
g%etrunfen mo fublte nit Dem Waul.
Neiel berum mo ba bot er mid &c.
fidt." Wit bieien @orten erflGrte
Der iiinhmoorciBig Sabre alte 10.
bert Icucs Den SoipitalGrStcn Die
anpcicnbcit elmer llnmenge Slut III
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-08-08
st. peter's Golonie

cinnimmt, unitreitig Die ihonIte unS
trld)tbarIte ,@egeno III aal, @eit.
CANADA. lbs iageu rtid,t MIR sfQe.
weld)e Die @egcnb geicben. ionbern,
poS rod iiberSeuaenoer lit, iGnmt.
Lido IniieSler Der Golonie, Die belte
lden iiber 1000 Gcclcn sGblt. Or.
fabrnms mad)t fling" mnb ,Seicbcn
iibcrSengt." @ir criltten oebbalb
QUE oehtlfen aatbolifen, lid cinma[
ole Segeno IN Der ct. Yeters Colo.
ME oroentli6 ailSuifauen lino oieief.
be gellqii 81 untcriuden. che lie orl.
ocrsmo faufcn. Yreis: $3.50 bis
$500 per Idcr. 2eitie gebina.
nnger. @ceen nGbercr Iusfunit
perloe man lid an Die
GERMAN AMERICAN LAND CO.,
st. Cloud, f. MINI.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-08-08

ncs: ySor cinigen Monoten lpa ih
0ols Dem Sooc perfo1cn" aufgege-
ben mrroen. SD botte beige uno
fcltc 1icbcr, mcilie 9terpen maren
6crrilttet. Sd fonnte nidlt id,la-
len uno 1ucin Ntngcn mar o ben
g%cbroudJtcn Meoi5inen 10 id,mad,,
Dob fem Giiell mir bebaete. so.
bolb i'd ieboG electric 9itters
llobii, lpitrbc i'd bciicr urtb in fur5er
Belt mar lb poaitonOia Gcbcilt.
Oorontirt bon :. ". Guete, Ipo.
tbefcr, 656 Moinc StraBc, Subuqile,
Soipa. Trcis 80 GcttS.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-08-08
Gnttebltmc &ei0en

mcrocn oft periu6t burd @unoen,
@eitpiire uno arebsihGoelt. mclte
Die Sout 5eritoren. @ilbelm BE.
bea bon Slat Hod, Wih., ingt: sd,
bobe gudlen's Irnica Salbe. gegerl
@unben, @eifnpiire uno arebsihd.
ben ~gebroutt. IS lit Dos bette
Seilmittel, baS id je e%eiunoen." Gin.
bert uno beilt. Sfnitt-, 9rono.
mn 9rudmlnben. Yreis % Gents
in Der slpotbefe bon e. @. &ucte,
656 Mailt StraBc, Gubitqltc, Sowa.
@arantirt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-08-08

ieinem IntIit. Or. &anioboff muih
Dem Reues oas @eiift nb unb be-
lnerfte cine flcine Shramme iiber
Dem linfen slugc. Gr mollte ihon
cine wisigc 8enerfung mod)en, als
cr lob, oab Die Iuge1bobie bcs
Wannes leer NOR. lin @ottes
@iaen", rief Der Ir5t aus, yoas
Shicr bat Sbnpn ia Elm Iugc ailsgc-
idlogeit" Henes bIieb ieood) rnbis
uitD erpioerte nit eincm breiten
.@rinien: See. ufi Dem leerc sluge
bin i) id)on for iome time bleilto."
Sablenul Der Same bes Moulclels
lit Waub.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-08-08
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0aiiiormicn.

8rou Sobn Mcilo ben @crfalcp
hilrfte Den a&efnrb" III &inocrn
bolten, iomcit Inlcrifo III Setrod)t
fonnit. gle lit IS Sabre alt u,O
heiratbetc inn Sitter BON 10 Snbren;
bon ibrem eriten Wo1ne bettc lie 10
3l,ocr iinb bon ibrcnt 5mciten Is.
Srou MeQo bot binncn 30 Sobreit
% aincer 5ur @clt gcbroft, DOR.
nntcr iieben Mol 3miaingc; I'M
0oll5en botte lie II &rlaben unb IS
Mdod)cn. aber bon allcn &Ilbcrn ii10
MIR Z am Scbcn eeblicben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-08-08

fronfenbaus notbig murbe. 9ort
III Die crit 30 Sabre olte Srou ben
S%erieslnaen crlcsen.
Sn Ilbertsbofen erlitt elm faIt
elnldbrtgcS &inb ourf llmfallen
elmer init heiBer Suppe geiinten
Sdiiiicl iol6e Sranbpunoen, bob es
ltarb.
Sci Dem @efcft bel Norfs in
Siioweitnfrifo fiel Der 6orner Mntou
@ippcr bon Gapensburg infoIee
Ser,ifliieS.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-08-08
Scr S3!nTcI sur 0cimaDDeit

liegt I'M @ebrauf2 bon 6orui's
Ilpenfrdltcr :. 8lntbelcbcr. Gr
itGrft Den &3rper, reinigt bos Slut
rnb bout bos Spitem aitf. @enil
Sbr al, ben @crtb BON Entcnt.0f coi.
sincn nid)t gloi!bt, ober oilrd) iibcr-
irGltigcl,oe 9creiic iibcEeiigt pcrbcn
fDnrt. bonn iGrcibt an Tr. Gcter
Sabrncp & Cons 60, 112-11S
Go, ,1oplte slpc., Chicago, III.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-08-08
GAS Ymbltfmm III Imtrcenne.

9aS Tublifum lit aufscrcgt ourd
bic G~riobrrmlg Der beilenben Ser
bienite oieies groBen mebi5iniidJcn
Gt1rfnngsmittcl. genannt electric
@itters, fir franien Mogen, Seber
uno 9ticrcn. Sicriibcr idreiht
Winria $. @olters. 9to. 546 ST.
Glcir slpe., Columbus, 9, 6ol9cil-
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-08-08
Stintnlf.

,@as2 @eibe pantiden? Ser
@irtb uno bic @irtbin2"
.Su, oas lit ole mabre Milhebe!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-08-08
@irttcmbcrg.

Srau Sd)nltbelB Ttlllgfcloer
BON @oslinacn, on. Silo~lpigsburg,
pcld)e nui einem Spiritnsbcro ctpas
fod)tc, fam bur6 cine ni9eif)ifte
Vepeaung Dem bremcnoen Spiritus
su nabe ulo itGllo I'M 9tu III bellcl
Slommeu. Sbwobl lie lid ioiori
olli Dem @ooen lpal5te, erbielt JIG bod,
10 id)redlide 9ranolpunocrL bnb lire
~ioiortige uebcriiibrlng ms ge5irfs.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-10-05
AS To SUGAR
SAMPL|NG
Importers Case Which
Is of Interest
Here.
(Mail Special to the Advertiser3

| N(Iail Special to the Advertiser.)
WASHINGTON, D. c., September II.
The board of general appraisers has
recently rendered a decision about
methods of sampling sugar, in connec-
ton with an importers case at New
Orleans which may not be without in
terest in Hawaii. The American Su-
gar Trust made a protest against the
assessment of duty, as made, claiming
that the samples of sugar were not
drawn IN accordance with the customs
regulations and that the polariscopic
tests were illegal and inaccurate. 1t
was also claimed that the weight OF
the sugar was incorrectly reported
The decision of the Board of Apprais-
ers was as follows:
1T appears from the testimony OF
many weIl-qualified witnesses who ap-
peared, before this Board on the hear
ing of these cases that cans much too
small in size, with loose covers and
unfit for the purpose, were used to
mold the samples when drawn from
the bags. The covers of the cans were
left open and the sugar samples re-
mained on the wharf exposed to the
sun, which dried them out. An insult
fcient number of samples, moreover,
was taken by the Government sam
piers, SO that such samples were not
representative of the various marks
the proportion being only from to 10
per cent of the total number of bags
1t is also shown that correct tests
were made both by the importing COM
pany and the seller, based on samples
of at least 50 per cent of the number
of bags of each mark which were i'm
mediately mixed after being drawn
and then put into sealed jars. Va
rious errors in the addition of the
weights of the different marks are
Continued on Page Al
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-10-05
CHARTERS DOLLARS VESSELS.

The Dollar Steamship Company has
chartered the steamer Melville Dollar
to the Pacific Coast Steamship Com
pany to carry grain from the Sound
to this port. The companys steamer
Robert Dollar has been secured by the
North American Dredging Company to
carry dredging material to Honolulu.
The dredging concern has a big con-
tract to fill in the Hawaiian Islands,
and today the dredger Pacific, which
has been overhauled here, sailed for
ACCOMPLISHMENTS.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-10-05
LAYING OUT
YEARS. WORK
Officers Of improvement
Club Hold Social ).
Meeting.

Zeno K. Myers, president of the
Waialae, Kaimuki and Palolo Improve
fcers, the directors and chairmen OF
committees of that organization al
lunch at the Alexander Young hotel at
meeting of the directors was held, at
which plans for the ensuing years S
work were discussed. A special COM
n1ittee was appointed to arrange for
club arbor day The president an
nounced the following standing COM
mittees:
Roads-Edward A Douthitt chair
man; Fred Harrison. Seeley l. Shaw.
Tree Planting-David NJ. Haughs,
chairman; William c. Rogers, MD,
Alfred r. Gurrey, Jr
Transit and Water Supply-Royal D.
Mead, chairman; Hon. John T. De
Bolt, W. H. Mays, MD.
embership-Daniel Logan, chair
Freitas.
A,,diting-David w. Anderson, chair
man; Walter L. Howard. Henry B.
Mariner
A printed letter head designed by
the president, was approved for use by
officers and committees in club cor
respondence
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-10-05
HEARST FOR MAYOR.
NEW YORK, October 5-Wliam r. Hearst has been nomi
Mayor York the Municipal Ownership party
AFTERNOON REPORT.


for SAM Francisc on the
neetth emergencies of the typhoon
Alameda may be a
Tagasak,
64
will
When ywiub o
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-10-05
.SATO KILLED SELF
WITH A RAZOR

The body of one Sato, japanese,
apparently 25 years of age, was dis
covered early yesterday morning be-
meath the School street bridge across
Nuuanu street. The throat had been
cut and razor was lying close to the
remains, which We're drenched IN
blood. The discovery was reported TO
the police, who responded and had the
body removed to the morgue.
A coroner's inquest was held in the
afternoon, the jurors being Chas. Phil
lips, Alex. Nichols, Isaac Cockett, F.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-10-05
GOMEZ SAYS CUBA IS WORSE
THAN in DAYS OF WEYLERlSM

NEW YORK October 5-General Jose Gomez, who the
candidate the Liberal party for the presidency of Cuba declares
today in the days of
Weylerism.
Havana
will
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-10-05

The testimony of F. Akoki, a police
officer, was to the effect that he had
been called to the bridge by some
japanese and found the body as above
described. He stated that there were
no signs of struggle. The name Sato
had been inscribed in the hat, so it
was presumed the mans name was
Sato.
The verdict was that Sato came Ito
his death from hemorrhage caused by
a wound made by a sharp instrument,
to wit. a razor. and to the best of our
knowledge and belief, with suicidal irsS
tent"
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-10-05

stock and plantations in the islands,
is valued at more than 81 .000. 900 About
100000 of the estate has already been
distributed to brothers and sisters Of
the dead millionaire. The remainder
of the estate is divided between his
widow. Mrs. Martha NJ Alexander. and
her four children, Wallace NJ. Alex
ander, Annie NJ. Alexander, Juliette
Alexander and Martha w. Waterhouse.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-10-05
REQUESTS OF LATE
S. T. ALEXANDER

OAKLAND, Sept. 22.-The estate OF
Samuel T. Alexander was today ORDER
ed distributed by Judge Ogden. The
estate which consists mostly OF sugar
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-10-05
NOISY GAMES
DISTURB PEACE
OF NEIGHBORS.
Police Informed of Gambling Refuse
to lnterfere-.-SequeI to
Recent Robbery.

denying
gambling barrieaded
of notorious
gambling light
Yesterday exception
facts reputable citizen entirely overthrow the attitude taken
by Incompetence
mahope police
OF side
of the Chinese numbered 122
building, which
gambling o election
gaming respectable nghbo
Honolulu and who
small Emma
near Vineyard street had the following say about the
gambling den to Advertiser man yesterday afternoon:
night and told the gamblers my family
Chinese and five be
gambling but sometimes
The click
gambling paraphernaia can be distinctly heard
m no i has be ke Of the matter For some time mast there has
my
firmly believe that gambling ngbors committed the crime Gambling
has been carried on since place was robbed
INVESTIGATES
Sixty dollars worth of cigars
May notified the police of the at $50 but
Detective Flint, He would
According May, nextd
the following ensued:
What in the stuff to you'
M-what do meana Money!
M be ten
Ii the is He is
drunkan to
the back door of mans house on
and tobacco
NJ o this
Chinama bundle him hack and
o
M-NO, go down with you
and walked
gcouldb be found
Lealo to
tut the May alone
who had instructions
theeu he located
evening that he
May him twenty-five
Lealth May lie the
Chinaman
That wasthe la heard him.
is three Leafs the
poicef force Manuel
special
former
May is sconfde he
burglar him before
to
The
Iealha adsadre
the burglar
the stuff
Nav said that impossible
Since which May sheardnO nothing further the matter
japanese yesterday charged with gambling
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-10-05

The transport Sherman from Naga-
saki Is due here about October 10. The
Thomas from San Francisco, due to sail
today, will arrive here about the 18th.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-10-05


the Fushim
nov the
almost objects which will his
Washington
The distinguished
Of
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-10-05
MORE TROOPS
TO HONOLULU
President Orders Two More Com
panies here-.-lnsurance Com.
panies BIackmaiIed.
tAssociated Press cablegrams.)

ASSOCIATED Cablegrams)
WASHINGTON October 5-President
military garrison by sending
companies of infantry
Portland Exposition.
The infantry
to
of
Of
tw
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-10-05
INSURANCE BILLS INTENDED
TO BLACKMAIL COMPANIES

NEW YORK, October 5-Presdent Mccall of the New York
Life Insurance Company testified before the investigating
reefourts of bills
islatures to backmal companies.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-08-08

first He called me and ! looked in
after him. | saw Mrs. Taggart and
Billy. They sat on chairs, close 10
gethar holding hands That was all.
Billy and Mrs. Taggart came out and
told us to run along and play Billy
offered us some oranges if we would
10 out. We sa We would go out for
quarter Billy said he did not have
a quarter, but he gave US a nickel
and we went ont. Mrs. Taggart said
my face was dirty and that ! had bet
ter 60 home. SO ! did.
When court adjourned at noon, ATTY
Smyser, for Mrs. Taggart, was cross.
examining the little girl who lookel
through the keyhoe. She said the day
she peeped was early in the summer.
Mrs. Taggarts attorneys will try 70
show she had gone to The C.ncinnati
hospital to remain several months.
Mrs Taggart wrote on an enyelope
and passed to your correspondent IN /
statement Il left OrrTille May $
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-08-08
AE HAD 4 MANIA FOR PROPOSING
Excuse Of az Af3en, lrishnan VII
IiIt.n q NMidnv

Excuse Of az Afaen, lrishman Whl
Jilt,d Widow
"a weakness fer proposing marriage
TO any good-loosing woman he came
across" was pact Of Tie defense raised
in breach Of promise action heard
at Liverpool assizes, says the 1.onaoa
Mail.
The ardeat lover Was James WI
Q Eiara. formerly a village gardener.
who two Years ago became entitled.
with his two sisters, to G240oo left by
an aunt. The woman who sued was q
middleaged widow. Martha Fairhurss
Of Aughton, Ormskirk.
The wooing was not romantic, AID
Mr. O'IIara's views. continued counsel,
were represented in words Of Owen
Meredith
We may llNe without poetry. music Of
art
We may live without conscience and live
without heart
we may live without friends. we may
1--we without hooks.
But civilized man cannot live wlthou
cooks
AT first the widow thought Mr.
9 Hara was merely chatting her" bu
he wrote formal offer Of marriage
asked the consent Of her sons ant
| daughters and invited neiehbors to tn
| wedding. Then his ardor cooled an
| he refused explanations.
The defense was MIR. O'Hara had Al
| inclination for making proposals whet
I intoxicated. A woman said Mr. O'Tdar
had asked her. as well as her mothe
and her sister, TO be his wife, Will
another witness remarked that two 0
three other women were waiting tn
result Of the present action before &c
ing for Mr.. OHara for solatiums 70
! blighted hopes.
/ The jury awarded Mrs. Fairhurs
G225 damages.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-08-08
GRAND CHAIN.


Mrs. M. M. Rodgers is on the sick
list.
A. f. Bendig went to Stone Fort on
the excursion Sunday.
A large crowd of people from here
drove 10 Olmsted Friday night to at
tend the show, Prices Floating Pal
ace, and all report a grand time.
DR.. Tarr was called to Karnak Sat-
urday 70 see the youngest son of w.
F, Evers.
Claude Porter Of Mounds spent Sur
day here with relatives.
Luke Gaunt, Norman Boyd and Hor-
ace Fellenstein went to Echols Land
ing Sunday.
Mrs. Laura Fuller Of Mound City is
visiting her mother, Mrs. Clara Jai-
met.
Sheriff Weaver was up Monday on
business.
Miss Dorithy Train and Miss Don
Eyers Of Belknap were the guests OF
Miss Earl Tarr over Sunday
Mrs. hurry Of Vienna, Ill, filed The
appointment for her husband, Rev
hurry here Sunday at the Congrega
tional church.
| Chas. M. Gaunt Of Mound City was
| here on business Saturday.
Clip Hughes Of Mound City was III
last week looking after his large whea
crop here
Attorney i. G, Caster Of Mound Cit
was here Saturday on business.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-08-08
PUBLICATION NOTICE.

State Of Illinois, AieNandareounty, rs pAn-
ty Court OF Alexander onnty ] Q the uelooeF
) enn. ID. 1905. BenlaH in K. Thompson iea-
ministrator Of he estate az Ransom p MP
son, deceased Va. Thomas Thompson Dora
Hogg Charles Johnson, William Johnson,
lessie Parrott, Edward braCher ana isanry
Fargerson. Petition 10 sell real estath " pay
debts. Affidavit az the non residence VI
Yhamas Thompson. Dora Hogg, Chares hui
SON. William johnson, Essie Jarrett, Edward
tracherand Name Furgerson defendantaAp0Fe
named having been filed la the OIL u lhe
ellen k of the county court oi AatXApner conn
tx, notice in hereby given to the SAID Thomas
Thompson, D "a Hopg, Charles Johnson WI
lam Johnson Essie farrott, Edward Bracheri
and Nancy Brohen that the said plathtih
Benjamin n Thompson, administration % the
estate Of Ransom 4 thompson, deceased ha.
hied his petition in the said county COURT
Alcxander county for NJ order AZ seii the
premises beiot ging 60 the estate III said der
ceased, or SO much Of il as inaS be needed -
nav the debts OF said deceased, and described
Us follows, to-wit: All 81 lots numbered seven
tg eight "a nine {Dl Ten I'M uieSeu 8iil aud
twelve "a N block numbered me ~ Lots
numbered seven Id eight ~ nine 90 ten ll0l
eieScu II and twelve ~ W block nnup.rer
two III except that part ui sgis lots heretofote
conveyed rs right OF way to the Eastern Illinois
and Missouri Railway company, by deed dated
May 18th, 1890, aud recorded IN office VI record
or OF deeds in and for said Alexander county
in book ~ Of decd records, on page B1a. Ais
/ a numbered three 81 in Block numbered
| three 81. Also lets numbered fvc d and sii
/ I6l ID block Numbered four sE, Aisn Tots mum
| bered one Il two three II four fiyo =
| NIX iB seven l7l eiRhti8 nine O. ten lol elev
/ en, II and twelve ~ IN block number red hs
/ ta Lo numbered one vi two ri three =
| four "a five Is six dl seycn III eight rs min
| 3 ten I0l eleven IN and Twelve tlal in nloc
/ ntmhefen Six ~. al of said lots being II tli
town of Santa re, IN county af Alexander IN
state OF illinois, md thai u summons has bee
/ issued out OF this court against you, reiurnabl
| at tho October Term, A a.. 1905, Of said cour
| % be holden on the first Monday ~ Octobe
/ A y, 1908, Mt the court house ia Gar0, ~ Ale'
anaor county fllinol Now unless you, W
/ defendants shall personally be and appef
before said county court ~ ALEXANDER coentl
on the first day OF the term thereof, tpbe hole
i en- al CAIRO IN said county, On the FIRST .dunda
Of October, 1905, and plead, answer Or dent
10 thu said complainants petition, tlod there
in, The same, aud the matters and things Their
in charged and stated, will ne taken IS con
feased, and decree enfcred against you ~
cprding to the prayer Of said bill
| Cairo, Illinois, august Z. 1905
JESSE E. MILLER, clerk .
Hunter Bird, eomprts solicitor.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-08-08

NEWS FROM OUR NEIGHBORS :

Lay 'Bagby and frau are rusticating
in the cauntry near Olmsted
Ed Beaver has returned from his
farm near Grand Chain, where he pro-
duced good crop this season.
Mrs. Barbara Kreitner of Belleville,
H., has departed this life. She is
the mother Of Frank Kreitner, the
druggist Mr.. Kreitner was at the
bedside when the doleful event occurr-
ed and win remain in Belleville till
after the obseduies.
u. d. Harris lest his purse today
and Immediately after he had taken
notice of the loss to the local news
papers a little child found it and re
turned It 1t contained about SIT.
Eevery industrial concern in town is
putting in good time and everybody
that works is prosperous and content
al Wages ought to be raised some
degree, albeit
| Mound City will soon manufacture
| her own staff of life-the new mill
ing concern is almost ready for opera
ton. ! admonish the people Of Pulaski
county to give the plant all their Gus
tom or swap dealings. Such an en-
terprise should be encouraged to th'
uttermost.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-08-08
GENERAL STRIKE;
100000 TO OUT
INTERNATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF
IRON WORKERS DECLARE A
STRIKE AGAINST THE AMERl-
CAN BRIDGE COMPANY.

Cleveland, o., Aug. THE Plain
Dealer says thar orders have been is-
sued from the headquarters Of the in
ternational association of bridge and
structural iron workers for a general
strike against the American Bridge
company from Maine to California II
is estimated that between 5000 and
10000 men will quit work. Bridg
work will be tied ZIP in many parts OF
the country and a number Of big build,
ing projects will be delayed. The
strike viii also effect thousands ID thJ
hnildinp industry