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The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1906-05-03
SAW CHINATOWN
DESTROYED

SEATTLE, April 23.-One of the last
persons to see San Francisco's famous
Chinatown before it was wiped out by
fire and earthquake is DR.. Hamilton
Stillson, of this city, who arrived in
Seattle Saturday night direct from the
scene of destruction. In company with
friends, DIR. Stillson made a tour of
Chinatown on the afternoon of the first
day of the disaster Within a few min
utes after his departure for the oak
land ferry the district inhabited by the
Orientals was destroyed and unnum-
bered victims smothered or burned to
death in the labyrinth of underground
passages beneath the streets.
DR.. Stillson told his story to a re-
porter for the Post-Intelligencer yes
terday. DR., Stillson went to San Fran
cisco few days ago to attend a medi-
cal convention.
WENT UP IN SMOKE.
After leaving the ST. Francis Hotel
we went to the ferry for Oakland by
way of Chinatown and the north wa
ter front" says DR.. Stillson. 1--WE saw
the famous temple. The Cinnamon did
not appear very much frightened,
though all were excited. We passed
through there about the middle of the
afternoon and got to the ferry
Before we reached Oakland the
world-famous district was a mass Of
raging flames. l saw it burning, and
it seemed to go up like a breath Of
smoke Duffed out into the air. No
one knows how many Chinese perish
n 10
sages, some of which are a hundred
feet below the surface of the earth"
PLENTY OF PARROTS.
Then DR.. Stillson went on to tell Of
some of the queer and ludicrous sights
he saw in the midst of disaster.
Il never thought there were so many
parrots on the entire Pacific slope as
l saw in the crowds coming to the
ferry. Every other person seemed to
be carrying a parrot, some several
cages of them. One man had two par
rot cages and two cages of canary
birds
Il saw a big, fat woman struggling
along through the crowd with a mag
nificent sealskin sacque on one arm and
a fat, wheeling, blind pug dog on the
other
zone man carried a coal scuttle with
a poker in it, He guarded it jealousy,
taking care not to spill the poker. A
great many Of the poorer class of peo-
pie carried crayon portraits Of their
ancestors.
1.-TWO bookmakers, who had been
making books on the races, started for
Los Angeles, but forgot where they
wanted to go and came to Seattle, That
shows the excitement, but at first the
people were dazed by the shock, and
there was not so much commotion as
would be expected"
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1906-05-03
RULES FOR OPERATION OF MO
TOR CARS.

Section XIV. All motor cars oper-
ated on any highway in the County of
Oahu shall be operated under and sub
ject to the following rules, viz:
Speed Limit. No person shall oper-
ate a motor car on a public highway,
within the area bounded on the makai
side by the sea, on the Waikiki side
by Alapai and South streets and the
extension of the line of South street
to the sea; on the mauka side by Vine
yard street and the extension of the
line thereof to Alapai street; on the
Eva side by Liliha street and the line
of extension of the same to the sea,
at a rate of speed greater than 10
miles an hour; nor either within nor
without said area at a speed greater
than is reasonable and proper, having
regard to the width and grade of the
highway, the grade of adjoining decliv-
tiles and the traffic and occupation of
the highway by others, or so as to en-
danger the life or limb of any person
or the safety of any property.
Section XIV. Speed at Crossings,
Curves, Etc. Upon approaching a road
crossing, sharp curve or steep descent
and also in traversing such crossing,
curve or descent, or turning street
corner, a person operating a motor car
shall have it under complete control,
so as not to endanger the life or limb
of any person or the safety of any prop
erty.
Signals. Upon approaching a per-
son walking on highway, or horse,
or horses, or other draft animal or
animals, being ridden, led, or driven
thereon "a person operating a motor
car shall give reasonable and timely
warning of its approach, and use ev-
cry reasonable precaution to ensure
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1906-05-03
THE MINT SAVED.

WASHINGTON, Thursday, April 10
The United States mint at San Fran
cisco escaped serious damage from the
earthquake and the conhagration and
its stock of gold, silver and bullion,
amounting to about $39. 100000, is safe.
Mr.. Roberts, the director of the mint,
this morning received a telegram from
superintendent Leach dated Oakland
yesterday, which says:
San Francisco visited early this
morning by terrible earthquake, fol-
lowed by fire, which has burned the
greater part of the business district
Mint building not damaged much by
shock, but the big smokestacks were
badly shaken and may have to come
down, but not sure about it now. Ev-
cry building around the entire mint
burned to the ground. 1t is the only
building not destroyed for blocks.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1906-05-03
FLIGHT FROM
THE CITY
HY $. $. OLYMPIA.

SAN FRANCISCO, Thursday April
1g-Tbo fight of residents from the city
continued today in the nature of
panic, slight earthquake at o'clock
this morning accentuating their ter
rors The ferryboats to adjacent couu-
tries were crowded to the utmost this
forenoon. ana to the westward portion
of the peninsula % constant throng of
homeless people. carrying their port
able household belongings, are adding
to the colonies i'm the secure sand hills,
and the parks. Golden Gate Park and
the unimprovcd blocks of the districts
south and north of the park are al
ready presenting the appearance of
tented cities. many varieties Of shell
ters being improvised from bedding
and blankets.
The wind changed this forenoon to
the west end and the flames changed
their devouring direction southwark
and began eating their wide swath
from the water front on the north of
Market street up to what is known as
Mob Hill, an eminence that had been
selected years ago by the multi-million-
aires of the bonanza" DAYS upon
which to erect their mansions. This
hill is surmounted by the Hotel Fair
mount, just finished at cost of over
a million dollars. 1t is a beautiful
structure of white stone, visible from
almost eevry point of the city and bay
and the horror was universal when it's
destruction seemed inevitable Stead
lily but surely the fire ate its way up
the SLOPE consuming the homes of the
late Mrs Jane Stanford and the Hop
kins Art Institute, built by Mark Hop
klns of Central Pacific Railroad fame
At this writing the hotel could be seen
occasionally, standing in the center of
huge cloudy smoke, and if it is saved
it's salvation may be regarded in the
light of supernatural interposition.
From the upward slope the fire also
took a direction northwesterly into the
district that had been left untouched
last night This portion of the town
embraces the Latin quarter, populated
by people of various natiOnalites and
the houses are all of fiimsy construc-
ton Once getting foothold there the
fire will cut its way through as though
going through a forest in the driest
time of summer.
In the Mission district to the south
of Market Street the section of ruin
was extended farther westward toward
the extreme southern portion, but was
checked at Fourteenth and Mission by
the wholesale use of dynamite. At this
point are located the Southern Pacific
Hospital the St. Francis Hospital and
the College of Physicians and Sur
geOns. In order to save these institu-
tons buildings We're blown up all
around them and the danger threaten
ing them had been averted up to noon.
In the Hayes Valley district, south
Os McAllister and north of Market, the
fire was confined on the west by Oc-
tavia street. and on the north by Nc
Allister street In these confines the
destruction was complete. Therein
were located st. Ignatius school and
! church and the Mechanics Pavilion
OF the Mechanics Pavilion, the scene
of many political and sporting events,
not a timber remains.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1906-05-03
ORDER NO o.

AN ORDINANCE RELATING TO
THE REGISTRATION, INDENTt-
FICATION, USE AND OPERA
TION OF MOTOR CARS.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1906-05-03

The Board of Supervisors of the Coun-
~ of oahu do ordain as follows:
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1906-05-03

Fine Job Printing, Star ONCE.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1906-05-03
DEFINITIONS

Section l. Motor Car" For the
purposes of this ordinance the words
Motor Car" shall apply to, and in
clude all vehicles propelled by any
power other than muscular power, ex-
cepting such as run only upon rails,
and further excepting traction engines
and road rollers.
public Highway" shall include any
public highway road, street, avenue,
alley, park, parkway, driveway or pub
lie place in the County of Oahu.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1906-05-03
Position Wanted
EARTHQUAKE MESSAGES PILE
TN

SEATTLE, April 2O-Over 5000
messages are stacked up in the tele-
graph Offices in Seattle, for delivery in
San Francisco, and are held until the
wires open for messages into that city.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1906-05-03

Section TX. Every person who shall
desire a Chauffeur's Certificate shall
apply to the Examiner of Chauffeurs
on a blank to be provided by the
Sheriff for that purpose, for such a
certificate, setting forth in such appli-
cation:
The name age, sex, nationality, oc-
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1906-05-03

''Ah," he cried, NOW that we're en-
gagged let me press yyou to my heart
in"
Don't lose yourself" said the tickle
girl, pushing him away; this is no
pressing engagement"
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1906-05-03
BY AUTHORITY

Nt the meeting of the Board Of Super
N.sors of the County Of oahu. Territory
of Hawaii held the lst day OF May a.
ID. 1906. ian their office. Mcintyre Build
mg the following Ordinance was duly
passed by the said Board
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-11-29
MONON ROUTE.

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8 Rorb Suinois Strabe. Telep8on 1877,
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AQerlet fleine 9epsf@en.
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nur bier @ents totem Mno mdrmer bal.
ten iollsn. oils uollsne. LIT In Der
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9ungsitanoals i'm 6inanSoepartsmsnt
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a~b9eoanft.
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gOrtsr gsntraIpast Der afe 2nodo, Dor
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perhaftsi purbe - BITE Wdrter glaubsn
va oetBtItuitH
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uno Seppt& @omp., zines Der gr6bten
tn psoria, 81, uuroe beute Ha4mii.
tas our9 6suer total aerf6rt. Der
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tpanoisr oss Oslt0nles Sobn .. Rode.
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rung In Nbtting, Snb., als 2etGe
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berbuneert 1T.
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gefsrn Na6mtttag osr 2uftbalon
n9iabienna" nit jwei2 uff&iHern auf.
6eute Norgen lanbste Der 2uftbalon
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bon 420 NeiIen iuurbe In Is Stun.
ben 3urttd9eIegt.
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Opern 0auie In So Bobeme" auf unb
ruuroe NIT srobsm WeifaQ bearaBt
Nur bon iebr wenigen pldten b0rts
mon 3W&en. bas abers bom Applaus
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Rem 0ort. %. Wobember. =
Auf ietne Rs6tfsrtieung ooer @eiB.
runf6ung. tuenn 10 stmas m6gli& III,
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men. Da absr Der SifrittsanwaIt
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riater nod abIauf oieisr 5rtf bisislbs
Vsrginftgung bsanfpru9en tam, mo.
gen eben 3uan3ig $age Bis aur Argu.
mentntlon bsrfrei9en.
Die Sireftoren Der Wetropolitan
Opera @ompanp fabtsn 8:falhHs, tn
msl6en es fd Ofsnbart, baB Re an
garuiO's uni&ulo glauben.
@rf&tebta m So43etts.
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natter.
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ben S9wisgerbater.
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ben Neger.
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anssisbsnsn Embellishments. uno
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aut's S6afs eefiessn unb foQte Der
f&uloi9e Neser ergriRsn tuerbsn, 10
limb Stride uno ein 2%atsrnenpfabl fhr
ibn bsreit.
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Wit acnali@ ruinirter 9aouna

- Wit 9tnSli& ruinirter 2aoung
unb nit einem erobsn 9sd iam beute
Der britif&s Oampfer .3sno". Qapi.
tdn Sones, bon Rem Orleans. Ga TN
6afen bon Aarbous. 0oIfein. an.
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benz gebdube btfaro, Iet&t berlett.
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= 2iuitee.

xeue ipesieIs g~ebienuns mad st. Babne.
-SS,e perIaien indianapolis UNI TOO unb
II:o0 1br gormittass unS 800 unb TOO
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nap 9oIebo, Detroit unb 2ima berbinbeno-
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Radinac, Buffalo uab ben Riasara 6dlet
ssafen, 8erbincuna ma@enb.
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1880 gbenbsSus mad geru.
snse fabren mad Sort 8eniamin Sarrt
,sn nm 6:45 gm, 900 BIN, 11:05 gnI, Los
I'm unb 800 Nm.
Beitere Snformation in Der Office: Ter'
nuaI @ebdube. gbones Reu, Nain 5000;
VT, Rain Ito.
SuoianapoIis & Gafern.
s9nsq 5 3iise Iaufen na9l @~reen1sIb,
anisbtstotpn, Netp gaitIe, iGanbribse eitp,
gfi9monb, Dapton, Dbio, ieoe Stnnbe Bis
9 nbr Abenbs, in Dayton, Obio. nit aaen
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iaufen, gerbinbuns.ma4enb.
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Rettere Snformation in Der Office: Ters
nrnaI @sbdube. gbonss : Reu, Rain 6055
MI, Rain 175.
indianapolis & Warttnsotae.
xa@ WsuresSiue. gstbanb garf, War'
uaspias, Snb.
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Die 1000 unb 11:5O Cars fabren nur Bic
1poresntQe.
@eiters S%nfOrmation in Der Office: Ter'
ninaI @ebdubs. gbones: Neu, Rain 6055
cit. Brain 175.
indianapolis Goal Srattisa 60.
8ass Iaufen fiinbIi9 Don SnbianapoIii
na9 gIatrfeIS pom 500 nbr Norsens BID
TOO rbr Abenbs.
absnbsiss UNI 9 unS II fl9r AbenSs.
Deitere Snformation in Der Office: Ter
miaaI @sbdube. gbones : Neu, Nain 6055
Hlt, Rain l75.
Sabianapslis & Nurtbwefern.
s9neus 3ass mad GrawfcrSsuiae uns 60
fabette Iarfen ffinbIi@ pom 500 ubr Ror,
gems bts 300 ubr abenbs. ani&Inb to
2afapstte fir Gbieaso unS allen ncrbweft
Ii9en 8unften.
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btB mad lebanon.
Der 8us Inn 11:3O nbr abenbs fdbrt biI
aa4 frankfort, Hni@Iub IN 2ebanon fi'
CHARLOTTESVILLE; berieIbe fdbrt tn Der Conn
tag Nant Bios BIB mad 2afapette.
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minal @ebduSe. pbones: Reu, Rain 6056
VT. ,gain TO.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-11-29
WtiQi0ndcn
ISber oas 2eben perlangt Trau uon @i0iarbdr wez
gen gsuinirung hires Wei9dftes.

glmge sdlGaerei anf &c. &onsreB'GOmtss bsreits in Sbdtghit. = 5ran
wrb w%abrideinlid %binseridtet. - Seufhe ainoer in Saauerei.
gia ourhans an ben @agen. gSaHerbauten ien Saupt
bfreben.-Ser Singer mub ben Nael rasen -
Mapor edmis BON Gun Grandsto bsrbafht.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-11-29

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6rif lduft babsr gum fef9eisbtsn 3ett'
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6ottmaln Rno wssen grmoroung oss
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uno 0Ottmann Ia I'm hishgsn @ounips
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ger 3eit %gsudbrts @oupsrneur Colt ben
bsioen 9srurtbeiltsn eine 5rii bis gum
10. DECEMBER. uno usntl oieie ntdt
no&mals ~oerldngert piro. tOmmt BITE
6inri9tuns on isnsm Sage gum Boil
suee.
Seut9e 2tnber tn StIa'
berei.
2inepIn. He5., %. Nopember.
Grdulsin Cora @arber. stne 4~n9sfelts
TN Bureau bss 2anbfommifdrs bes
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sema9t, ben Semeis gu erbrtnsen. oaB
cine tn bisi.m State bomieiltrte pri'
oatssisaidaft elm @swerbs oaraus
maat. 2tnoer aus DsutIdlano 3u I'm.
portiren uno oieislbsn fur $25 oas
Slid on Raufufiae a~bsuesbsn.
6rduIsin @arbsr rpsigsrte f9, ben
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5strefenosn 8efsai6cft ansu9sbsn, uno
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tbun usros. tpsnrl bic Staatslseisla;ur
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Staatsbeb6roen cine uutsriudung Der
Rinoerbswabranfalten gsfattst.
@iII bur&a an ben
o algen.
@bteago, %. Robsmber. Dor
Rt&ter Rsrfsn ruebrte R9 SLispb
6austa ener9if& bagegen. oaB man
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6altung be3isli6 bss NtHouriHuRs!
81 dnbern. ST III Der anfat, oaB sin'
anfdnali&e BsmiIiauna bon mino.'
fsas IS. 900 fdr StsfuaFerwsav
erlanst meroen ionts. uno slaubt. bat
feline ct. Youtfer aoQsasrt i'm In isi'
men Bemabunasn fur bie 0erbsKsruns
Der 5lafe n~nteraibsn usrosn.
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6ranetsco ner6aftet.
&rudee. @al., %. Rob. Wapo,
S&mtb bon Sau 6rGnetseo, Der mt
fetner Grdu bon elmer geiu&sreiFe mad
europa 3urtidtsbrte, rpuroe beute bie'
bonn 6nlfsiberif 2uor auf Die antlag'
Der unterf&lasuns bon 6alfsgslosrr
psrbaftet.
0err 6&mib mar BET ieiner Der
baftung ietr erhaunt unb 3siate Tpdts'
etne auberoroentlt&e Nisoergei&lagen
belt. 6rau S&mib bsrlor TIRE Jaf
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ttr aus ben Augen, oils Der Bsamt'
ben Werbaftsbefsbf b.rlas. Wie oi
Wsrbaftung erfolsts. bate Wapo'
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Smternrban 3eit>S abeae.
=. u. &. Snfem.

ga aroft Rcntas, ben 1. Ottober 1908.
eGnsas Sur9,dse mad Sort @apne.
S4neae 9ur9sis. na6 Rarion.
e3neae Durdsiise mad geru.
S9neue Our&siise nod 9~osansport.
S4nele Sur@sise mad Gnberfon.
e9neas 9ur&siise mad geuneis.
Sase perIafen indianapolis.
Rameis & Marion Diptft on.
2atrrenee, GortpiIs, genbIeton, GnSericn.
Dcrttoipn, Runeie, RibbIetomn, aIeranbria,
Summitpine, Sairmcunt, @as Gttp, Sones,
eoro, Rariou, 8Iuftsn unb Union gitp.
4 90 BIN. Il 05 Jlm.
IS o. 8m. Q 90 sr1
9 90 8nt. 70 05 Sim.
- % gm. 4 90 Sim.
90 gna. 70 90 Sim.
70 % Bu. 70 05 gfnl.
10 90 gm. 6 90 9sut.
FL 90 8nI ~ o. Sim.
+11 % 8HI. 70 05 Sul.
IL 90 Tttss. IL 80 Sim.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-11-29

2inriteb.
2osauspcrt 6 Beru Dtutftpn.
CARMEL. R~obIssDiae, Cicero, Hrcabia
ktianta, Ttpton, aotomo, @aInefon
Baton, 2osansport, Riarai, 8unfer SiQ
v:ru uHb GItrooe.
70 90 BIN. l 40 Sim.
B 45 Bn. 70 90 Nm.
= 90 Bm. 8 % Sim.
40 gm. IS 90 Rm.
~ 90 Bm. B 45 Sim.
Do gnt. ~ 90 Gns.
III 90 gm. *9 90 Sim.
IL 20 gnt. IL 80 Sim.
IL 90 Sim.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-11-29


Mbfabrt bon indianapolis 400 Born.
**11:50 8m., 1886 grt., 2:48 gnt.
Mnfunft in S~nbianapoIis *4:18 8orm.,
s7.5O Sm., a 81 gm.
Via Noahoale, Charlottesville uno
2afapette, nod Gbicaao.
abfabrt 11:50 Bm. 2Infunft ESQ gem.
Wi&igaH @itp.
Mbfabrt TOO Bra., 1886 Sim.
Anfunft indianapolis ESQ Rm.
Wpnuu ACCOMMODATION.
abfabrt s5:15 Qm. Anfunft 900 Sm,
s1dsIi&. BUR Sonntass.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-11-29

Jus benz wager MILD
boIsesner brinst Der r8unb" in
Bern folsenbe @nefbote, bic mir Der
Origindlitdt baIber bier piebergeben.
Gr 51reibt unter Der Spibmarfe wNi4t
Der f9Onite 3us feines 2ebens": Der
Acknowledgment lit IS natiirli9 leio.
bab ie an Der Spite Der eroben 2eDz
Ter bes Mltertbums, BON benen nur
tpsnise (tpie pptbaspras) ben Deinse'
nuB p~eriparfen, nidt au9 gbriftus fir
bic Sadie Der Mbitinena anfibren fOns
men. Ser Wein als bas cine Der betb:n
Spmbole i'm Mbsnbmabl = bariiber
lieBe fih nod bintpestsmmen. Mber bas
@unber Bel Der 9o9aeit gu &ana, mo
er Wafer gerubeau in Wein bertpans
bette, bamit bic @Gfte no9 mebr Wein
trinfen fonnten! Sn bieiem CONNER
bOrten mir benin audi, tpie cine ruHifde
Dame. cine .ifrise Werfe9tsrin Der Mbz
ftinena. als ibr itmanb nit benz Weins
fpunber befaster Sodaeit fam, in Der
9ibe bes Streites binparf: Nufi {:
n'etat pas le plus beau trait bes Ia
bic.
= ~9errgott, mub bas Elm @ei&rei
geben, fpenn elm Baudrebner -
8au@tp<b bail"
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-02-25
REALTY TRANSFERS
Last Weeks Changes Recorded BY the
Circuit Clerk Amounted to
About $4,000.

Louise N McNulty, TO VIM J. John
sou, ct al, W d, Jan II. 1906, lots II
and II, block r. City of Cairo, and
lot, Is and u, R. r add, $3.50.
Albert Brown. ct NIX, 10 VIM Davis,
S W 4, Nov IS, 1905. lot G. block s, j.
l.. Burns addition to Thebes. S25
Richard Brown. ct al, to J. +.
Bracken. W d, Feb. >, 1906, certain
lands in Thebes, $4,000.
VIM Lonergan 10 Frank II Loncr-
gan. W d, May is, 1907, lot 30, block
l3. city OF Cairo. 800
Margaret d. G. Burnley TO Edward
L. Gilbert W d. Feb. 3 1906, lots - to
-, block O., first addition to Cairo,
sIlIQ.
Chas Farrell. 90 uX, TO Michael r..
Cahill. W d. Sept l6 1895. lots and
Q. block :, Farrell's addition to Cairo.
$3.50.
Michael r. CahiH 10 Ben F. Hud-
gins. w d, Feb 90. 1906. lott and @
block 4, Farrel's addition 10 Cairo
$3.50.