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The Cairo bulletin., 1908-08-06
HAUNTED TO DEATH
Strange Story From ltsly-After ons
Year Of Misery Rich Man
Commits Suicide.

Rome, August 5.-A strange story oil
haunting comes from Baronossi. VII
lage near Salerno where a rich youne
land owner has committed suicide. be
ing driven to the act, so he stated in a
letter, by the continual presence of an
apparition.
1t was one night last year that tho
haunting began, when the land owner
Thomas Giordano, who was only thrty
years of age, returned home from a
journey. AS he approached the house
he was surprised, SO he told his friends
afterward TO see il lit up and with the
door wide open.
Thinking thieves had broken in he
aroused his servants, and directly he
did so the lights all Went out. The
house was searched, nobody was foun
in it, and nothing could be found
amiss. Gordiano went to bed thinking
himself the victim OF an illusion, but
towards morning he was suddoly awak.
Hned.
Looking up he saw leaning over him
an old woman dressed in black. This
parsonage announced herself as "A
witch, and prophesied his violen.
leath, Ever after then the land own
ar ayerred he was continually perse-
'uted by the witch, from whom in vain
he tried to escape.
lie continued to attend as usual to
his affairs but he always complained
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-08-06
RECEIVES coNpoLENcE.

Berlin. August ministers of all
the federal states have telegraphed
condolences to Zeppelin on the loss
of his airship. expressing hope that
the disaster will only spur him -
further effort toward the attainment
of his ambition. nr. Won Bethmanp.
Hollwcg. imperial secretary OF state
for the interior. decided to forward tc
Zeppelin sl25,000, the proposed es'
mates In the imperial budget for aer'
nautlc experiments. as reward f
the counts many years of sacri flee v
this character In the interest of
Fatherland. and DIR. Theodore Iewa
privy counsellor. is carrying a chec
for this amount 10 Friedreichshafen Z,
present II TO Zeppelin
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-08-06
"FATHER OF THE SENATE"

Washington Aug. 5.-To Senator
Allison more especially than to any
other man who ever occupied seat
in that body belongs the title of
father of the senate He was not
only one of the oldest men of that
body but held a record beyond all
others for the length of service there.
Mere important still, his service in
III, senate was. such that his title To
the position depended not alone upon
his advanced age or extended service.
Allison was, at the time of his death,
and had been for a third of a century,
leader In fact as well as in fame.
Allison was elected March H. 1873,
BY appointment to succeed Harlan. of
Iowa and has served continuously
ever since, making the longest period
AS a member of that body ever GOV
cYed Dy any individual.
When he died yesterday he had just
completed the fifth month of the th'r-
tysixth year Of his occupancy of this
important post His present term
Would have expired March t. 1909,
bat he had already been nominated
for still another term. Thus, If death
had not intcrferrcd his service in the
senate was assured until March (,
1915. If he had lived until that date
he would have just completed his
fcrty-second year.
For many years Allison was chair
man of the Republican caucus Of the
senate. of the Republican steering
comtlittee and the committee on al.
rroprlations. He had also been for
more than thirty years member OF
The committee on finance and during
that time held second position ca
that committee.
BY virtue of his position as chair
man of the Republican caucus and es-
pccially the steering committee he
was permitted to select his own asso-
ciateS aud thus he became in
peculiar sense the arbiter of the for
tunes of legislation i'm senate, for, a
is generally known, this committee,
although not recognized by law,
practically determines what import.
ant bills shall be passed and what
shall be either defeated or allowed TO
die. II was the steering committe"
more than any other REORGANIZATION
Of the senate which directed legisla
tiop in connection with the Spanish
American war.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-08-06

Gov Yates is doing may be gained
from the fact that he expects to cover
fifty counties in three days He spoke
al Cairo, Anna, Carbonate. Du Quoin,
Pana, Shclbyville. Tuscola aud Mat.
toon yesterday and will make seyen
more towns today The last stand Of
the Yates forces viii he made at the
White City in Chicago Friday night
At II O'Clock at night there will BE-
four simultaneous meetings to be al
dressed by Mr. Yates, Speaker Shurt.
left. Congressman Lorimer and Judge
McEwcn, respectively.
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THREE DIE FROM HEAT
Despite Change For Better in Chicago
Suffering Still INUNDATED in
Tenement Districts.

Chicago Aug. 5.-Despite decided
change for the better in the weather
conditions here today, three more
residents died, as the result of heat
prCstrations. The i'll effects of pre-
vious days were still apparent in the
tenement districts in which sect ons
the mortality rate among infants has
become abnormally high,
The fire department authorities
have ordered the propriotors of lum-
be- yards to keep their stock wet
down until the present dry spell is
broken.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-08-06
PAISULI APPEARS AGAIN
he Must Have Repraration
for Pilaging of
Troops.

Tangicr Aug g. Raisuli. the bandit,
made his first appearance here today
since the the rcleas some time ago of
Caid Sir Harry Mclean.
Riding up to the British Legation at
the head of fifty horsemen, he dc
clared II was his intention TO renounce
British protection and resume his OLD
life unless repraration was grantd for
tn pilIaging of his village by the I'M
perial troops yesterday.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-08-06
10000 MEN WALK OUT
Trade Unionism in Canada Gives Defy
to Canadian Pacific Rail.
road - All Shops
Idle.

Winnipeg, Man, Aug. 5.-Tradc
unionism in Canada has given its defy
10 the Canadian Pacific Railroad.
any untoward incident or os.
show. the mechanics and
kindred workmen today quit aud all
shops. big and little, on this great sys-
tenn are idle. II is estimated that
twelve thousand men went out
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-08-06
MEETS TRAGIC DEATH
Drswbrid1e Engineer steps Through
Door Into Rver-Forgot the
Bridge Was Open

keokuk la. Aug. william
O'Blenucss. assistant engineer Of tNe
Keokuk and Hamilton bridge. walked
through the door of the engine room
into the river today and was drowned
An employe had loft the bridge
oper after a boat had passed through
for the purpose Of cleaning the en-
gines after work was done O'Bleu-
ness. evidently forgetting the bridge
was open, stepped ont and disap-
uCarpd
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-08-06
IOWA ELkS MEET.

Waterloo, Iowa, Aug. 5.-The state
of Elks opened here today
with several THOUSAND Elks and other
kug are the strongest candidates for
the next convention. Jerry Sullivan
of Des Moines and Phil J. Mackey, of
Muscatine. are the most prominent
for president.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-08-06
FAREWELL FOR FUNSTON.

San Francisco Aug. General
Frederick X. Funston. who has been
relieved of the command of the de
partment Of the Pacific totake place
of the Calvary School at Fort LeaveB.
worth, Kansas. was given a farewell
reception today on the floor Of the
Merchants xchange by the CONNIE.
cial bodies of San Francisco.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-08-06
WILL PROBE RACE RIOT.

Norfolk Va. Aug 5-The Board of
Inquiry was today appointed to ihvee
tigate the trouble Sunday between ne
groes and United States seaman. This
board will report tomorrow.
tn dcfens L. that tho sailors were
gathering wild sherrics when one of
the negroes stole a hat and neck
scarf from under the tree belonging
to a sailor and running of fired into
the sailors.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-08-06
LAND DEALER SUICIDES.

Minneapolis. Aug John C land.
widely known throughout the north
west as an extensive dealeer in farm
lands. shot and killed himself this a.
teTnoon in his office Friends OF Lund
saw he has had many worries du'i1s
ne past year
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-08-06
BALDWIN MAKES ELIGhr.

Washington. Aug. captain Bald.
win made another flight this eve-i7g
at Fort Meyer in his new dirigible bal
loon
The halloonette, a balloon within the
balloon, was tried for the first time
Speed was increased today. although
the maximum was not attained
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-08-06
TAFT TO ADDRESS LAWYERS.

Hot Springs, Aug. 5,-Candi late
Taft evidenced intense interest in
legal affairs today by attending the
morning session of the Virginia Bar
association and devOting the after
neon to the preparation of a speech
On The Laws Delay" which he is -
deliver to that body tomorrow.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-08-06
TORNADO IN NEBRASKA.

Lincoln. Neb.. Aug 5.-Reports to
the Burlington railroad headquarters
say that the towns of Dunning and
Ansolmo. Custer county. were visited
by tornadoes this evening The Bur
lngton depots at both places were
partly wrecked and a number of
houses damaged
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-08-06
TO ATTEND FUNERAL.

Burlington, Iowa, Aug 5.-John Al
lison. of Burlington. son of Mathew Al
lison. deceased brother of the late
Senator Allison. left tonight for Du
buque toiattend his nuele's funeral.
John Allison has a son, John Allison.
Jr. John Allison. Sr. is chief dis
patcher of the Burlington railroad
here.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-08-06
EDWARD TO VISIT GERMANY.

London. Aug 5.-The Express saws
that King Edward purposes to visit
Germany wth the queen. early in 1909.
and that the details Of the visit will be
arranged AZ a meeting between the
King and Emperor William the next
week.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-08-06
CHOLERA IN RUSSIA.

Tsaritsyn. Russia Aug Fourteen
new cases and nine deaths from Chci.
era have been reported here. maxim,
total of IS cases aud 4 deaths re-
corded since the outbreak Of the epl
demic
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-08-06
WASHINGTON FORECAST.

Washington. Aug. 5.-ILLlNOIS.-
Fair. continued warm Thursday. ex-
cept cooler near Lake Michigan;
showers and cooler Friday afternoon
or night. light northwest to north
winds becoming variable.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-08-06
REFUSE TO UNITE,

Detroit. Mich. Aug 5-Tte Int
national Brotherhood of Transfers
today rejected overtures of the United
Tcamsters OF America to analg 7matr
the two organizations
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-08-06
DESERTER SHOT.

San Francisco. Aug William r
English. a private in company i15.
coast artillery. awaiting trial for deseF-
ton was hot and killed at the Preside
today while trying TO escape.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-08-06
TERRIBLE FIRE IN GERMANY.

Donaueschingen, Germany, Aug. .
A number Of persons were burned
to death and 100 houses destroyed by
FIRE today.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-08-06
RUSSIAN CONSUL sTAsBEp.

Shsnghsi. Aug 5.-The Russian
consul at Tien Tsin. NJ Poppe. wa
stabbed today and viii die. His as
sailant escaped.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-08-06
oLo NEWSPAPER MAN DIES.

Decatur. Ind. Aug 5.-W. J. Craig.
once owner Of The indianapolis senti-
nel, died here this afternoon. aged 81
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-08-06

The Bulletin Will only cost you 60
eents par month and II IL certainly
worth double the money,
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1908-05-15
INDEPENDENT
PUBLISHED EVERY FRIDAY.
LOCAL NEWS.
From an Around tine Town and
County.

The county commissioners were il
session Tuesday and Wednesday.
Miss Bertha Eggleston visited al
Oldham with Miss Gladdus Hall Fri.
day last.
Mrs. d. I'll. Lotus enjoyed a visit
from her uncle, Mr.. Cornwell, the first
of the week
Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. Hauch are
the happy parents of a daughter who
arrived Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Rodewald,
of Iroquois, visited relatives in this
city over Sunday.
Through an error in makeup
the announcement of the candidacy
of Don. A. Crawford for states attorney
will be found On this page.
-Thos. Mears received a Holsman
automobile from Chicago Tuesday
and was out bright and early the next
morning on a trial run.
Attorney Don A. Crawford was
at Pierre Friday last where he argued
the matter of the state VS.. Heffernan
and Taylor before the supreme court
on behalf of the defendants.
Herbert Rehfeld was confined
to his bed a part of last week by what
threatened to be a case of pneumonia,
but he is able to be around again this
week, as all will be glad to know.
Divine service will be held in the
Episcopal church at De Smet on Sun
day, May 18th, 1908, morning and
evening. Rev B. S. Mckenzie will
~oficiate. All ara cordially invited.
The baccalaureate sermon for the
high school graduating class will be
preached by Rev. Henry Preston at
the M. E. church Sunday evening,
May 18th. A cordial invitation is ex-
tended to the public.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas S. Whiting
served a six o'clock dinner Saturday
to five couples of their friends. The
evening was happily spent in various
ways, the gentlemen playing pool for
a time and later all joining in cards.
F. August Weiss, of Badger
township, lost his house by fire Wed
nesday of last week. 1t is supposed the
fire started from the kitchen stove or
chimney. 1t is said the loss of house
and contents will be very close to
S5,OO0.O0.
Letters from the Cole brothers,
of Bellevue, Iowa, to l.. f. Altfllisch
state that Claud Fuller is making
good" in the practice of veterinary
surgery at that place. Claud gradu-
ated from Chicago in the spring, it
will be remembered, and located at
Bellevue, Reports of success thus
early are extremely gratifying to his
many friends.
DIR. FL. Denman has sold his prac
tice in this city to DR.. Haberman. who
has had charge of the practice for
the past three months. DR.. Haber-
man needs no introduction to our
people as he p~racticed at Bancroft for
some time before coming here and
has been here long enough to become
quite well acquainted. DR., penman
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1908-05-15

years which are divisible by three
when only one member is to be elect.
ed. The law does not provide for q
method of selecting candidates.
A daughter arrived at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Barney Cavenaugh,
of Mathews township, Friday last.
Don't forget the ball game Satur.
day, May 18th, at Athletic Park be.
tween the home team and the team
of the Mankato, Mimi, Commercial
college. 1t promises to be a good
game.
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1908-05-15

her sing occasionally and at that time
Miss Sammis possessed a voice that
was considered remarkable by those
competent to Judge in such matters.
As for us, we never heard a sweeter
singer.
Rev. Cassel, of Oberlin, the
gentleman called by the Congrega-
tional church of this city has accepted
the call and will preach his first SER
mon next Sunday morning, May 18th.
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1908-05-15
ICE CREAM N CANDY.

The Sasse Pharmacy has opened it's
ice cream parlor for the season. Ice
cream served by the dish and sold in
bulk. A fine line of package candies
has been placed in stock, at prices
from 5 cents up.
The ice cream is of our own make.
Prompt attention given to special
orders. The SAssE PHARMACY.
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1908-05-15

will leave De Smet within a few weeks
but at this time is not decided as tc
where he will locate.
Mrs. O. V. Ahlers, of Monticello
Iowa, was the guests of Mr.. and Mrs
l.. F Altfllisch the latter part of last
week.
Rev. j. E. Booth is at Great Bend
n. d., attending the annual conference
of the Evangelical church for North
and South Dakota.
j. G. Braun departed Saturday
for CORTLAND, Mimi, for a visit with
old friends and to be present at the
marriage of his sister on the 18th inst.
zBrotherton, of Tracy, Mimi, who
pitched a part of last season for the
De Smet team, has been engaged for
the season and will play his first game
Saturday.
States Attorney w. HI. Warren
was at Pierre Friday to argue the
the cases of the State VS.. Chas. Ely
and that of the State VS.. Heffernan
and Taylor on behalf of the state.
Decisions in these cases are expected
within the next sixty days.
"A meeting of the board of educa-
ton was held Friday evening last for
the transaction of business and for
the reception of plans for the new
building. The board has hired two
teachers in addition to the number
employed last year and has added the
twelfth grade to the school work.
1t now look. very much as if
Henry HIM would be the nominee of
the republican party for sheriff in
this county. Henry has been a life
long republican, and a hard worker
in the interest of the party. If a
record as a faithful worker counts for
anything Henry is entitled to the
nomination. His ability to properly
discharge the duties of that office is
not questioned by anyone.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. E. Strobe came
up from Canova Saturday by automo-
bile for a visit with friends in this
city over Sunday. Simon say that
business has been good with him
better v e than he expected. Old
friends here will be glad to hear of
his prosperity and will hope for a
continuance of the same.
Mix Lotus, Frank Fennessey,
Henry Miller, Adds Kelly, Tom
O'Connor, Ed Burns, G. A. Champlin,
Joe and James Healy, of this city and
locality, w. F. Brennan, of White
wood, James Mulligan and Barney
Garland, of Manchester were initial
ed into the Huron lodge of the Knights
of Columbus Sunday last. Pat Kildee
and daughter Loretta and Mrs. Cham
pin, Of this city, and Luke Kelly and
daughter Nellie, of Mathews, were
visitors at the same time. An inter
esting and pleasant meeting is report
ed.
June 10Th is the date upon which
the school election will occur under
the new law. Five members will con-
stltute the board hereafter. instead of
two from each ward and one at large.
The new board will be elected at large,
no attention being given to the various
wards. Two members of the board
are to be elected for one year, two
members for two years, and one for
one year, which applies to the first
election. After the first year two
members are to be elected annually
to serve for three years, except in
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1908-05-15

Senator A. B. Kittredge
will speak at the opera house
in De Smet Wednesday, May
10th, at 8 p. m.
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1908-05-15
For States Attorney.

/ hereby myself as a candi-
date for States Attorney, subject to the
decision ofthe republican voters of Kings
bury county at the June, 1908 primaries.
ID. A. CRAWFORD.
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1908-05-15

Smdby Dundee 10 a7a a grandson of Almmt No. 8 Dam Ao dam of Fannae 24 by
Old Blue Bull No IS the sire of over sixty with records from 25 ao 2D Coxwan
sired eheM, 2H; Frank M,22 IA; CowanJE 22AGW Willard Sherman 0p5F L 23 beside Cooonb
dheo Others that aeM training nova that nothing buan Academic can stop from taking admd records be-
lA inedorco xwani 50 rich glossy chestnut 10 hands high and weighing iaO pounds H ewsh
Waters Stock Farm Genoa junction. Wis HE'S tailor whose ndydulu quality must sui the most critical
hosemn He cmdn@h necessary feature that rqurs to make horse gt and desirable He has size
gNedge breeding perfect gait sdah level head
Cmwdn woAedam mile tMhmpdhm 2Qt with the last 4m3t scadand only na accident prevented him
oEnmga record hatM asst or faster when in hsr race here II have secured this horse bhke Connbs
andh wills andt NY barn nBa $500 for living fL
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alcoholic. non secras. al iss inGsxassaao
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drugs. and every native medicinal rs~st
entering into n. composition has the full
endorsement af ss.s.s. mosi emiHsn; in the
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Of these numerous sssa strongest of psU-
1e>s.oaai endorsements II its iHeredienta,
around the bottle. also ia hos,,s H.; mailed
free on request. hy Ir. l. Y. Pierce, u
Buffalo. n Y. These professional en-
Sue~ements shosid have far Mcre velek4
than any amount of the ordinary lay, -
non-profesSional testimonials.
The mo-t intsiIgsnt women now-a -s.a ys
sasAss on snos ing hal they tase as med
tciae instead OF opening their moaths lissa
. hot Of young birds aud sulptas dow'a
whatever is offered them. sFsyorite Pre-
scripsios il vi KNOWN COMPOSITION IL
makes weak wemea strong and s.cx
WoHeB well.
IN. Piercc's Medical Adviser is sent .tr~s
- receipt OF stamps 10 pay exJenss ~
mailing only send b. IH. X. v. Pierce,
Buffalo. n. r.. 81 one-cent stamps for pA-
prv-covcved, or 81 stamps for cioth-bouBd-
II sick consult the Doctor free Of charge
hy letter. All such communications are
held sacrealy confidential
In. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets invisovnto
ed regulate s,omacA. liver and boWsdA
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SwrnN ~ AsSssysNsv sAy

Estate Of Chester L. Miller, deceased
The undersigned, having been aptspipt ed
administrator II the estate Of chester l.. Miller
late OF the County Of GunnisoD, in the State ef
colorado, deceased, hereby gives notice that
he Will appear hetore the County Court Of sai id
6nnnison County at the Court House in t3up-
Of uctot,er, A. II. IAs, At the hour Of 10 o'clocl
T. m Of said day, at which time all persons
having elaine against said estate are notified
ana requested To attend for the purpose Of hav.
ing the same adjusted. All persoas insebtrd
to said estate are requested to make i'm mediate
payment to the antersixnea.
Dated at Oasuison, Colorado this 3lst dav
of August A. ID. ISs.
CLINTON II MILLER
AdMinistrator of the estate of chester l., Mil
Ter. 0eceaseH sept. I, Oct. 2.
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A~siee .f Apvsscsst.s s~ she sale Of 9esi

Notice "f Arvs'cs's.s s"s she >"ie Of s.s'
Asss,e
STATE or COLORADO.
ounty of 6unni-on.
In the County curt OF tnnnispn touuts
Colorado.
In the matter of the 90
tate II Henrietta Bar
rett Robert o. Bar \ >..,... =, A,,.l.,
"" ~ 'fy alton fur the sale
and heirs at law of
Samuel =. Barrett. de
ceased.
Notice is hereby given that the undersigned.
guardian 81 Heurietts Barrett, Robert q. Bar
rett. and Elizabeth Barrett. minor children aud
heirs at law of samuel T. Barrett, deceased,
hss filed Ia and presented to the County Court
OF GuBnison County, Colorado, her petition ss
such guardian. for all order for the sale OF the
follow ing described real estate, belonging to
said named minor children. lying and being IA
the County of Gunnisou, aud state of colorado
AID described as follows, to-wit.
An undivided one halt interest IN and to the
east half Of the northeast quarter, the north
west quarter of the northeast quarter, and the
lot numbered one. or the fractional northeast
quarter of the northwest quarter Of Section
thirteen. in township torty-six north of range
two, west of New Mexico Meridian in Colo
RADIO. containing one hundred ana ftty-Dine
acres and seventeen huudredihs Of an acre.
said land being IN iunnlson county, said
State of toiorado.
said petition viii come up for hearing, and
he heard, on the 9th day of september, lw~, be-
lore SAID ourt at the Court ho0se IN hun&i-
=. N. ov soon thereafter rs COUNSEL can be
heard. 1t which time aud place yOa may ap-
pear and object TO said petition, and the sale
oil said rosl estate. II yon so desire
Dsted ut Guam son, oiorado, August 9Th, lSN.
LIZZIE hAkDs,
Of henrietta Barrstt, Robert o. bar
rctt and Llizabeth barrsst, minors.
r. H WEGENEk, Attorney.
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Itenized Statement

p warrants and assignments issued from lie
cesiher 3ist, iA.i b. June s1th, l-ss, bath dates
inclusive.