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The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-10-05
Hearst Harrison Faction Demands
The Scalp of Roger C. Sullivan and
lndors2s Congressman H. T. RAIN
ey for National Committeeman.
OWEN P. THOMPSON
FOR TICKETS HEAD
Editor Wheeler of Quincy Journal
Handled Roughly When He Tries
To Defend Chicago Politician
State Wide Campaign On.

Springfield, ILL.,, Oct A. Roger C.
Sulliyan's leadership of the Illinois
democracy was denounced and de-
mand was made for "a leadership
which fights for Democratic primer
pies, rather than by partizan spoiIs, -
Congressman Henry T. Rainey, was
indorsed for National Committeeman
and II. N Wheeler of the Quincy
journal was roughly handled by a
half dozen of husky sergeant-at-arms
when he attempted to speak in Sulli-
vans defense. These were some OF
the features of the conference of the
Heast- Harrison wing of the Demo-
cratic party held here today.
In addition 1t became generally
known that Judge Owen P. Thomp-
son Of Jacksonville is to receive the
support of the Hearst Harrison fac
ton for the Democratic guberpation-
al nomination.
If the speakers Of the conference
are to be taken at their word, "Har-
mony," is not desired in the Demo-
cratic party. Instead the coming
campaign is to be fight to q finish
between the factions headed by
Hearst and Harrison and Democratic
National Committeeman Sullivan. If
such thing is possible of accom-
plishment by the Reconsideration
progressive Democratics. Roger Sui
livan and all his followers are to be
read out of the party.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-10-05
TWO COUPLES MARRY
Double Wedding at Belknap Yester-
day--Came TO Cairo to Start
on Bridal Tour.

A double wedding took place yes
terday afternoon at Belknap at
which George G. Trammell OF Mound
City and Miss Clara Beauman of
Tunnel Hill aud r L. Porter and
Miss Carrie Beauman were the con-
tracting parties The brides are sis
ters, The ceremony was performed
at the home OF the brides sister,
Mrs. II. O. Williams by Rev. Cum
minis, pastor of the MAhodlst
church at Mt. Carmel George C..
Trammell is teller of the First State
Bank at Mound City. r. L. Porter
is a travelling man whose home is In
Kentucky.
After the ceremony the couples
came to Cairo and later left on
their wedding tour, Mr.. and Mrs.
Trammell going to northern points
and Mr.. and Mrs. Porter to points
In Kentucky,
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-10-05
FARMERS INSTITUTE
Big Time Being Arranged by Wo-
mans and Commercial Clubs
of Mound City.

The Pulaski county Farmers In
stitute will convene In Mound City
Oct. 19. 20 and 81. The exhibits
will be displayed in the Eichhorn
building and will be presided over
by members Of the Woman's Club.
as will also the entertainment of the
visiting ladies'. Over 5000 in prizes
will be given for best products,
stock. needle work and other en-
tries.
Addresses will be made in the
Opera House as the Commercial
Club has engaged the Palm Theatre,
where home talent program will be
rendered by the Woman's Club in
connection with the picture show,
both afternoon and evening of Oct.
20. Every effort is being put
forth by these two organizations to
make this one of the most interest
ing sessions of the institute.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-10-05
Mrs. Mike Quint, Russian, With In.
durable Disease, to Live in
House Alone.

Topeka, Kan, Oct. Heath Off
GERS here announced today, that Mrs.
Mike Quint. of Ellis County, who Is
afflicted with leporsy. will be given
farm by the State in order that her
insulation may be complete. Mrs.
CUNTS family will live on the farm
and she will have house to herself
so that none of her relatives VIII be
exposed to the disease. 1t was learn
ed month ago that Mrs. Quint had
leprosy. She Is Russian but con-
traeted the disease In this country,
where she has lived rs years.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-10-05
WOMAN lEPER GIVEN A KANSAS FARM;
PELlEGRA VICTIMS ARE MOSTLY WOMEN
Victims of a Peculiar Disease Are
Two Thirds Females And Use
Corn Meal.

Nashville, Tenn, Oct. 4--That %
per cent of the victims of pellegra
in Tennessee use corn meal is the re-
port of specialists. The report
shows that women are more suscep-
tible to the disease than men. Two
thirds OF the patients examined were
women. Pellegra is disease com
mon in the South and was discovered
and given a name not many years
ago. There are many cases in Ten
nessee, South Carolina and Georgia.
The federal Government has been
experimenting for a cure.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-10-05
DICE GAME BROKEN
UP WHEN INDIAN
GOES ON WARPATH
Invited to ri:sipe :c, Fed Man
Kills or Wounds Both His
Opponents.


Krebs, Okla. Oct. 4-E. 0. Beck,
wealthy Indian Of Quinton, Okla,
shot and killed Currie Dennison, and
wcunf,'d Thomas Noak today as the
result of a quarrel over game Of
dice. Dennison and Noak met Beck
at McAllester and after much per-
suasion induced him To enter cab
and come here with them. A dice
game was started and fight soon
followed, The Indian escaped and
1t is believed has returHedto dis
home at Quinton.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-10-05
CAIRO MINISTERS
ARE INTERESTED
Government Claims Defendant is a
Fugitive From Tennessee Who
Violated Exclusion Act-Prisoner
Asserts He is From Indiana and
Was an Attorney in That State.

1t Is op to Judge Wright In the
Federal Court to decide whether a
Harry Pang, admitted to the bar ia
Indiana and for sometime resi-
dent of Labanon, that state, or Char
les Pong, whom the United States
government is seeking to have sent
to Tennessee. He may find it az
difficult to decide the identity of
this Celestial as the people of Niles,
Mich, have in determining whether
or not an ex-conyict is Kimmel, the
missing banker,
A Chinaman who was known as
Charles Pong is wanted at Knoxville,
Tenn, to answer charge of violat-
ing the Chinese exclusion act. There
are Tennesseans here who testified
that the man under arrest Is the
fugitive Pong.
Identified as Fang
The prisoner had many witnesses
ot prove that he is Harry Pang. for
merly an Indiana attorney. II is ad-
mitted he is full blooded China
man,
The ministers of Cairo have taken
q deep interest in the case and are
trying to keep the man from being
sent back to Tennessee. fearing he
will be deported This Chinaman
is Sunday school scholar.
The case was argued before the
court and has taken it under advise.
ment. M. f. Gilbert appeared for
Harry Pang and Judge Clark and the
assistant district attorney for tho
government
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-10-05
kENTUck|AN MURDERED
Body of Lumber Dealer is Found
In Lonely Mountain
Pass,

Stearns, KY, Oct. 4--The body of
Frank Keaton, lumber operator,
was found in lonely mountain pass
near here last night.
II is believed that Keaton was as
sassinated by relatives of men, whom
is is charged he assisted in holding
in peonage. Another theory is that
he was shot by relative Of man
he killed several years ago.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-10-05
20 HURT AT STATE FAIR
Two Sections of the Race Track
Bleachers at Springfield Fall
With ZOO Occupants.

Springfield, ILL.,, Oct. 1.-Two Sec
tions of the bleachers at the race
track at the State Fair collapsed
this afternoon. About 750 peopis
were thrown to the ground, 20 being
injured. Thomas Wing, of Decatur,
ILL.,, may be fatally hurt. The in
juries Of the others were slight
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-10-05
Charge Striker with Attack

Augusta, Ca, Oct. Awhile Geor-
gia & Florida train was passing
through the Southern yards at Ham
burg, S. G. Just over the river from
Augusta today, striker attacked the
strike breaking crew, seriously injur-
ing two and perhaps fatally injur-
ing third.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-10-05
John P. White A Candidate.

Indianapolis, Ind. Oct. 4-John p.
White, president of the United Mine
Workers of America announced his
candidacy following that Of Thomas
i. Lewis, former president, yester-
day.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-10-05
THE NEW PRICE SCHEDULE
FOR CLASSIFIED NOTICES
In THE CAIRO BULLETIN

A new schedule OF prices
greatly reducing the rate of
classified advertising on the
want page, has been inaugu-
rated by The Bulletin.
Hereafter, the rate for ad-
vertising on that page. will
be as follows;
Four Lines, one time 10c
-Four Lines, three times .20c
Four Lines, seven times. 300
Under the former schedule
the rate was as follows:
One Time, per word !. lie
Three Times, per word. .2iac
One Week, per word II. Sc
One Month, per word .15c
The want advertisement,
appearing in seven consecu-
tive issues of The Bulletin
rarely fails to obtain results,
no matter what it calls for.
The Bulletins circulation is
extensive and 1t Is composed
of an Intelligent class OF read
ers. If you want to reach the
advertisement readers. try
little want ad In The Bulletin.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-10-05

A French steamer took a delega-
ton from Djerba TO the scene Of the
battle. Among the parties was the
French Counsellor General M. Leon,
who made several Intellectual at
tempts TO land The boats were stop
ped about 10 miles from TripoIi by q
boat from the cruiser, Varese, which
ordered her tc return but she re-
mained for more than an hour, even
creeping in closer to the isolated
town.
There was no sign of light in the
city which appeared to be deserted; !;
bait the TusfiSh flags flew from the
castle and forts,
Garrison Replied
As the first shells burst over Trip
oil, the garrison seemed to awaken.
II returned the fire with vigor. A
heavy cannonade was kept up on
both sides for a few minutes and
then firing became desultory So
far as could be seen no warship was
hit. Fortifcations were razed. The
force suffered severely and the light
house TO the Northwest was de-
stroyed.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-10-05
W. c. Mcdonald for Governor.

Sante Fe, N. NJ, Oct. 4--The
Democratic State Convention nomi-
mated w. G. Mcdonald Of Carrizozo
for governor,
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-10-05
Quiet at Centralia.

Centrala, H., Oct. 4--The post
ing of notices of the injunction OBJ
talned by the Illinois Central quieted
the strikers here today. A local So
cialist was also served with the in
junction notice, because it was al
legged he had been distributing liter
atnrc among the strikers.
A special officers of the road was
arrested for the fifth time on a
charge Of carrying concealed weap-
ons, lie is now Under $4,000 bond.
Open Shop at Burnsides.
Chicago, H.. Oct. 4---The Burnside
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-10-05

You need not expect King Alfonso
Of Spain to mix in the war between
italy and Turkey, It. pight bs
easily guessed that his sympathies
are with Italy. But Alfonso has
trouble on bis hands that threatens
more serious results than those
which came to his kingdom in the
war with the United States, when
he looked to his mother to preserve
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-10-05

his heritage for him. For him was
saved that part of the Kingdom
which lies in Europe, but the wings
were clipped on by Uncle sam. Now
the young King, closely allied to
Kind George V OF Great Britain by
marriage, faces revolt at home. Plots
are of every day occurrence. The
larger cities are under martial law
Unrest exists everywhere. The King
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-10-05
Italians Commenced to Shell the
City Tuesday Afternoon and Re-
sumed Firing Early Yesterday
Place Seemed to Be Deserted Elk
! cept by the Garrison Of Soldiers.
FRENCH STEAMER
WITHIN 10 MILES
Ordered to Withdraw but Gen. Leon
Took His Time About 1t and Went
Even Little Closer-Saw No
Signs Of Life in The Town--Efect
of Shots Unknown.

Dierba, Tunis, Oct. 4.--Tripoli has
been bombarded twice by the Italian
fleet. The first shot was fred short.
ly after 3 o'clock yesterday after
noon. Shelling was resumed early
this morning. There was a steady
but slow fire from the warships until
dusk last evening and shots also
came from the fort i'll the town.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-10-05
They Are Hurried Away TO New Or.
leans on a Special Train When
Citizens, Angry Over Riot And
Bloodshed, Demand That They Go
And No. Delay.
ARMED SOLDIERS
ACT AS ESCORT

Aotior Z. III L.litars Officers Said
to Have Iravsntea a 1sc-rr:nce of
the Fe7Isrl Seems III Tie M'ssis-
sirpi Gu Tie. T.ol. r,a.. 7 es.
day Night,
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-10-05

Mccor,h Miss. OFT. with til,
enforced departure late this aftes
noon Of the last. Of the striksbreak,
srs, brought here by the Illinois Cen.
tral Railroad, came the first real as
srrance Of the restoration Of peao,
after "a hours Of rioting. The people
of McComb city demanded that the
strike breakers be removed from
the community and l32 men were
placed aboard a heavily guarded
special train and hurried to New
Orleans.
Sixty soldiers armed with ball
cartridges and with orders to shoot
to kill if necessary, accompanied the
special train, This action by th,
militrry authorities probably averted
another battle that might have prcv
ID more scriouus than the clash q
lsss light.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-10-05

Concluded on Eighth page)
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-10-05

Chicago. H., Oct 4-Reports that
the railroads were considering prose.
cution of the strike leaders under the
Sherman antitrust law were CON
flrmed ar the offices of the railroad
here. Officials of the Illinois Cer
tral railroad, said attorneys for theit
lines have taken up the decisions OF
the United States Supreme Court in
panbury Hatters case to discover II
the finding therein might be applied
to the present labor troubles.
The Detroit times., 1911-05-22
SECOND WARD.

s1;!:ss wan $.ns %:ii: .ss i;is:
sstwssn J Jefferson and woodSridss. Cas-. and Wayne
: ~ s'f aasss sn:, !.n.r:an
sssss:silss 6-isas: :as;
zs SsIn1 p asws SsA Sass sii.,y s...r
Il, !: s.:4. it, s.,@:s 6: c:s "a
q Nv Warner. !. Adams. Governor and Judge:
CODA. n adams. Plat. Of PAN ioi. 81, u
. q snad nis.ss.s lax named sub SIS
i Hs9 I. Sonseam Eoshrop % sub Of P.Ii
o ss % 81 Mon.o si i... named SUB
sf f sass.iim i Las. n named .us..
ysi sisA ..Ds asfs SUD SUB Of P.ii 10:
ST: asssa i S:. s?; o.; ~. :: -: Il rsi
s;s e 'i ss.r.s !. HsaI No. i:i
ssfhs II Way. n Henry. sub. q Park ioss y. 70 Is
~: sss;:s.l &. s. y ~. r =. n ii i;
s.a q i: i..E. .X :: i..i Ia; n IL 70 Is
I'D 49,.
n = @:. NJ NJ ( q as.xsyk. - !. ~ OF an.
- sss a.s eS.sss.s. =:
s.: !: 90; -! 49,. Z: =; Il:
z:s:s s.. ss q; s :sS Y
n - ana "a ". Is Il
oanss o. n~aA ~. - - - - the ca,s
1arn
- I = 49,. : - - ---s ....-. ,osrs IT
-. = D.a-v. -. ~. $500 fG'1 = E
). ], a.vs-A Sss-A.. ,s-. . ,-ss q. Cas-. farm :.
"a 0alpin n Pitcher sub OF part or me cass
Anna Il etinohnsfd. Davenport sub Of Park lot 81
~ n p Tonis and Henry Russell trustees of the es-
Il ~ ~ ana an q hassn. Parsons; Bags sub Of Pari
bisss Saw bank s.idsn. part OF me cssi
s. S.essi,y. x s.id.s pie: SUB q lot. is 10 y
mos q op~as. Assz.pevfs> 80 - p.rt q the cas'
lnrm
- crs,s zlss.nar,n. ,.:s named :,s SIS n
u nss6 = wull< lat named SUD. v. 10 r.
~ VIM 80 q ps,s q y, Cas- farm.
60 : r;sstis ssi q s..i ~ Cas-:
S1>zrss . !.
The Detroit times., 1911-05-22

O n
BEN ESsiis last named named SUBJ
Henrietta sinS : dTsm$eas. Msos. sub. Of tn.
asssS .,
Mr.. sats Ns,s. s s%sa :u Sub Of IN.
81
. .ns i hal: :9 s's d s n .a Il q of
s:s LAT .s.a .a Il i ana
c smith H. SsS. s[' warner. sub OF lot
Mr. f.rs.r. rsSior. pswi. ii Tsyior. SUD Of To-;
.fs (. pert IF lot as.ts
SOU Ios. g . and :Es s o: :as
and |. i, n Of vacated s.aaret, ave-. IN = rear
and /. Is n, Of vacated B.porof, 50. in ' rear
5 e q ysss.sd iH Bsns1o s Az. in rear
H'ist q
n 70 r, Of v.e.t.d B.norof, ave-. In rear
Detroit Real E.tats Investment Co., Atkinson, last
P.srois Rs% E.t;i. c.. Edison. last named
% tn. SEQ 81 q
ss: !. E % sub g v:s
Detroit, Res. Hss..: Inv Sa Calvert las.
W psIsy n o.i,..t .se n.a.1 sub
ns s.. m So q SEQ * icsse .ar. ,rsa s
STAT; ss,ins. Bank last named ~
IN. My % .sr.s IN. u OF X SEQ IS. 10000 aer.
wsss n;%.s
sub OF part OF ssca "a and o. r q. r. ii and IL b.
------ rear
sess o-s-- y w..s-srS S..s n:n.a .us . .1. ar
i ana 49,, r:sr E' s 4 Pr LOT :;
W. W. Bate. y. woodwar. cn.ri:: Newman: r.-sue
q Lot. .1s ;1s e. a6 F. lots y
a NJ wsssnsy n.i. " woodw.ld ia.t named sub
ss1s ~
The Detroit times., 1911-05-22

- private alley in rear OF lots es TO s. inc;
-. ~ yorry q. woodward Ferrye sub. OF Park lot ~
4 "a lots Is. inclusive OF Farnsworths sun. OF
IA 49, woodward wirfi:sns sub Of lot and
E. 80 49, - - 81 r. OF q 81 n.
|ckn II Johnson. O. woodward. Patrick McGnnis' SUBJ
q 81 1ofs l. q g. A. g. g. 4, q and OF McCunes SUD OF
art OF frac SEQ ev Z,
klkfie G. Biackwood. woodward. Frisoie Foxen's
NIB OF frac 81 and lot le OF Theo J. ana
Denis Campus sub Of frac sees - .nd 81, :; en-
3 part Of lot Of the sub. of sec 81. 10000 acrs
3smmond Est Co. . woodward last named sub:
1wfn W. oregory woodward. VIM. Y. Haniin and
a J Browns sub OF lots and T. sec So. 1900
- W. Bates q woodward. loves sub OF lot X see.
so w bates O. woodward last named SUB. ....-......
80. w Bates, Woodward, last named sub.
@cn ~ Roberts woodward Haigh's sub. OF lot y OF
80 9 4. - r. Of v. iE r.
R-e 3 IT. OF W fss IT OF n 80 n.
UIora Clark woodward. Thomas n Wagners SUP: OK
the n. 60 II OF a. and OF the o. 1es r. OF u
&c. e5 r. OF lots Is TO - inclusive
ond Of the O. \ lot is Of Motifs sub. OF part OF g.
Of sec 81. all Of the rub Of the 10000 acre
u a Smith !. woodward. Houen. sub. q IN: : sac
e n Of the n. y Of the o. OF SEQ. IL $4,000 acre
1roct. " II
The Detroit times., 1911-05-22

Minis a. wyiie n Prentis. % o 1 Ss1 u
the sub OF the Cass farm.
n NJ Palmer. n warrsn srmsens sub Of Park lots %
Rsssael sno Fee Ferry. Hubbard Din w.ir: SUB OF
sub OF PARK lots 49, 81 and Observation-Disclosures.
bISess if III: ia ~ u.s. is iIs AMI Ia and
Edw w % Reid q Antoinette last named sub.
Jum-s Gamble Baltimore Leavttts sub. OF that part
%oocSsre ayes, q T. r r and rear line Of p . and
part Of block g. Henry wsbsrs sub: OF part OF frao
secs 81 and ss T. l &. r. IL and ~ n. part OF
the Baker and Forsyth farms .,.............s
VIM Hart n. MilwaukeA Moran Mososs sub OF part
IL. baker n FossytA farm. aa - h of q fs
Zee. ~ 9, q n 81 n
M , n.v.<t = Lsthser es:-~rr. sub OF lots
acre tract '''..--......--..---.-w 10 II
~. ss.~.-t = L~u~os. s..t -s->a s-s--.-..w. 10 n
g W. ss~w.rt q I.,eAsop -
Biessatstd. LothFops tast named rub.
w s.swart . LS.srop las, NAMED sub --.-.--.--...
W. N~w.<S q I1vtnrvp i.st n...s4 s~A, -.--......
g. W. stsws<< q Lcthrop. last named suA.
81: I
s ". ss.~.-t Leshrep. ,.-t named =. :.
I I" s
The Detroit times., 1911-05-22

W Noble = seward Beciii: :.A "a p.rt Of y secs
nd Sc 10000 acre tract.
A Palmer n Seward sehmidrs sub. Of part Of =
C. A Booth . Euclid p0fneid DunSar>. sub. Of o
Ne l. OF ssv. No. a, 10000 acre tract
The Detroit times., 1911-05-22


..---.....-..-.--....
M y ~. = Dr.sA. n.usntsu.. "a Of the Brush
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ..--..-..-....:.: .,;;i,,
vsn q - n o. n. Is n
n.e.vs W 70 n OF = n
,n Brush .na .d,sns e f: ..l P-s q n
IA N:s.ri.aa.r. brush last named SUD 80.
~ lots ~. H. 10 20 and IL and part OF Brush farm
xrnIs... I: Brush. Brr:S. sun q That par, Of n.
Fqsh farm lying. bet the line OF Aiszandrine ave
ssry Einssi q brush. last named sus..-....H. as It
q fss n
spss !: sra.s. last names sub
- y s.s:s Siss s..y:.s =: h.: q Farms:
Ns9sl:x 1ru;h i.;t n.n.a : :Ss .ss
z'--': "a y ssd Last H. ni sS;s fs'
- 0noosA o ". Pinsrss SQUARE Gov and su1sT
6.liass.a. : Msai.sn Il aouISsos. 'ss
= fssss BiSs. %. Madison. co-.rss+ ana Judsss
j ii;;.;a.. |. 1.d...s l.., a.n.a
"a ~ f.eSss y. John n. windsrs sub Of P.rk lots
] !, ~ = :, I s= ::s % & s sss ::
n. II wooSw:1i .aeite !. woodward
"a d HsIsl e Woodward H.rgsr Hospital suh. o.
gsrs e Nv wo ass. .f TubS.id king: ..s
u nh lot 81 ana part Of Park lot u......s 70 IL
20 n
ssis: ss :, w e Ts s;s 81 Z: y; So,
OF lying ". Of and adjoining John
The Detroit times., 1911-05-22

q J. Refnet n woodbridge A Beayfbien FARM.
n wids n Jefferson, I. Beeuhisr farm .....a ~
John ~ Antisdel n. Jefferson. A Beeubien farm. "
n = Hasboock. D. Fort a Bssnbisn fArm--....-..v
The Detroit times., 1911-05-22

w a. w Bstss q Park last named sub :. :. :. :. I.
Geo g. Robinson o Park, last named sub
Tss s sri.s Psr last named SUB
Mary ~ Moors Park PARK lot 7b. lying OF and adj
Joining barr 81 and ": OF and adjoining Park st,
e iSs IT Of r, los ,1 e 3; -. ,o.. - "a =;
and ~ ------..-.------..-.--.-a s:75 T.
n Bsrnsa. . wayne Military ressryN n. of Con-
Ersss o. ----....--.--.-.-----..a d II OF n " IT.
n n % n - n. Of ~. n n.
NJ y1rrsss . cas~ = sibieys suh OF the ". part q
soet M.sinnits: = Cas-. i.ri iot: II Vi u 3
noss Mes4nnity Cas-: named
Bristow, Cas-. last named sub
L L waterfall O Css. last named suS..............-.
w. w. Collier, Cess. Csmpoeirs sub of Of Park
suss. ss.v.rt o.s. stimsons sub OF Park lot. S.
~, ~ and H. n 'lss n OF W ~ II
w. n n
samuss n-v4n- . o.. hss named ,uH ..x-....:....
Co. r.ru O., La Y oss. c.ss Farm Co. Ltd sub;
part Of block III d.s. farn-. il n
cass Farm Co. Ltd csss last named sub: 10 n
cass Farm Co.. Ltd, W. Cass, last named sub .......
Cass Farm Co. Ltd. Cass last named 8 II
John Dodds Cass. cannelds sub OF lei, Of the
Anna Brscoe W Cas-. SUB OF part Of tn. Cas-. farm.
Sabine. Cass last named sub n. 81 n.
stephen O. Condit Csss, last named sui. u
W. n Campbell Cas- plat Of part Of the cass farm.
Anehix.n Savings Bank ". cas. named sus......
n. rs n
The Detroit times., 1911-05-22

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Jsnnsy, Fort plat OF the front Of G Moran farm
w Rademacher, Champlan. last named sub.
W n naienry. ShamPlain last named sub \
Sol Berman champlain. last named sub 70 n
f. J. ReArdon Aaeombs plat OF the front OF e AnrAx
The vinton Co.. Maeomb plat OF the front OF MoraI
Ida Breitsnbaoh. Clinton. A. Beaubien farm.
Albert Bourgss Clinton plat OF the front OF c. Moran
Felix oayman. Clinton. last named sub .......e
Fred Deinss Catherine plat OF the front OF MorsI
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1911-09-14
FOR INDIGESTION.


Go to J. M. Gleissner today, don I
procrastinate-get a fifty cent box
of MONA stomach tablets and get
rid of all that annoying gas, sour
ness, heartburn, bloating and heavi-
ness, they guarantee them
There wouldn't be so many deaths
from acute Indigestion II sufferers
would constantly carry a few MO
MA tablets with them.
Read this from a man ga years
old and then decide whether you
prefer to suffer longer or not.
81 am on my second box OF MI
o-NA. | received relief after taking
two doses. | feel like a different
man. | am GA years old and MI
o-NA is the best thing l ever used
for stomach trouble. u. NJ. Bur
ger. r. F. D. No. 8, box So, Woos-
ter, Ohio, Fifty cents for a large
box of stomach tablets at j. M
Gleissner's and druggists everywhere
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1911-09-14
OLD SETTLERS HAD GOOD
TIME ALTHOUGH IT DID RAIN.

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Enterprise, Sept. s--over 1890
persons enjoyed the Old Settlers Re-
union yesterday although the rain
somewhat interfered with the pro-
gram arranged. The speaking was
held In the college hall and large
crowd was turned away for lack OF
room. State Superintendent Fair
child made the principal address ana
it was well received, R. M. White
of Abilene and Rev. Mr.. ASKING OF
Woodbine also made interesting
talks. Miss Lois Crawford OF ADJ
lene rendered a beautiful vocal SOLO
and Mrs. Elsbeth Ehrsam-Chase
favored the old settlers with a selec-
ton on the violin. The Enterprise
quartette also furnished good music
The Enterprise band furnished mu-
sic during the day and gave spec
iaIl concert in the evening. In the
afternoon Enterprise defeated Chap
man in a fast base ball game 5 to A.
A free vaudeville performance and
moving picture show furnished the
amusement in the evening.