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The evening world., 1912-09-13
REPUBLICAN FUND NOT
TO BE PUBLISHED YET,
Chairman Hilles Thinks Other Par
ties Have Broken Law in Civ
ing Out Lists So Soon.

An effort was made to-day to obtain
from Chairman Charles d. Hiiles Of the
Republican National Committee some
statement as to whether the National
Committee would make public the ma mes
OF those contributing to tho Republican
campaign fund. and II 30 when the list
would be published. Mr.. Hillss referred
to . statement he had made In viii IN
he said:
THE law which provides for the pub.
The evening world., 1912-09-13
OLD TELEGRAPH Inventor Dies.

Ono OF the best known telegraph In
ventors In America, Edward A. Gala.
han. died yesterday at his home. No. 2i5
Cumberland street. Brooklyn. of heart
disease. lie was seventy-four years old
and leaves a widow. three sons and q
daughter shortly after entering the
service Of the Western Union In 1851 he
became It's chief operator. In 1867 he in
vented tho gold and stock ticker. In 1873
the American district call box. and
later, with +. b. Delaney. the multiplex
telegraph system.
The evening world., 1912-09-13

race course. came into port yesterday.
her log showing 100000 miies
The evening world., 1912-09-13
Liner,s I.nNO.OOth Mile.

Completing her boist trip across the
Atlantic. the White Star liner Majestic,
the one-time champion OF the ocea n
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1912-06-08
Perpetuatina the Rigtree.

The United States Forest Service
is raising several acres Of Bigtree
seedlings on the Tahoe national
forest in California, at more north
erly point than any natural Blgtree
COVE. While the giant sequolas are
found in the forests of the Slerras
at various points throughout a total
range of some $50 miles, in the
northern two-thirds of this range
there Is practically no natural re-
production. 1t has consequently been
a question whether the species would
not virtually disappear from TINS
region when the present mature
trees die
The most northern existing grove
Of Bigtrees is In the Tahoe forest, but
about "a miles southeast of the site
selected for planting. This site is
| on moist flat not far from Nevada
City, and is about 2700 feet above
sea level, The first seeding was
done in tie fall Of 1910 ,gvith very
successful results, and last fall an
additional area was seeded.
The method used in planting the
seed was that known to foresters
las "the seed spot method = Spots
about 6 feet apart each way were
prepared by pulverizing the eartf
with a garden hoe. Seeds were theI
dropped on these spots and nightly
pressed in the soil with the foot
1 The flourishing condition OF the
4 young seedlings gives good reason tt
expect a future growth of Bigtrees
at this point. With protection o
! forests from fire there seems to o.
no reason why the Bigtrees shoult
disappear. even though scientists re
gard them as survivals from pas
age, botanically speaking.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1912-06-08
DON'T WAIT UNTIL THE FALL.

We are of the opinion that it you
are expecting to attend our school
you cannot give reasonable eA-
cuse for postponing entering until
fall. We can present sufficient PROOF
to convince you that the carrier you
start in to obtain a practical educa-
ton. the better it will be for you.
We have now almost as large al
attendance in the summer as III the
winter. We offer every lnducemehl
in summer that we offer in the Wln-
ter Our past records snow tha1
students attending school IN June,
July and August make as good pro-
gress as those attending any otner
| three months in the year. IH1s Is
due to the fact that our scnOolfooHs
are cool and pleasant, ana that our
teachers put forth the same energy
in the summer months as in the WIN
| ter He who enters now Will llillsh
in time for a good position during
the busy fall season.
If you have what you THINK Woulo
/ be a reasonable excuse for not at
tending school before fall, let US
have it, and we will give you our
side Of the question. If we can
show you that you can start into
1913 with more money, and prac
tlcal education besides, than yot
could to continue as you are unit
fall and then attend school, will we
not have done you favor? 1t haS
been our life work solving just sucf
problems as yours, and qualifying
young men and women to earn three
dollars where they could not nave
earned one.
Write us by return mail; tell u
confidential1y what is hindering yo'
from entering before fall.
Tyler Commercial College, Tyler
TavaS
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1912-06-08
The Argentine Ant.

The problem OF the Argentine ant
in the orange groves OF Louisiana
has been completely and satisfactorily
solved by C.S. Smith, manager OF the
great orange farm OF the Bradlsh
Johnson estate, located on the right
bank OF the Mississippi river in the
parish of Plaquemines.
Mr.. Smiths orchard was infested
with the Argentine ant, but he has
extirpated the whole brood IN
very simple. common sense and in.
expensive manner. His scheme is
so simple that it is wonder it had
not been thought of before.
He first paints band about foul
to six inches wide on the trunk o.
each free, with some sticky sub
stance, to keep the ants from run
ming up the trees when he floods his
orchard by means OF B syphon witt
river water After the surface @
the ground is well covered with wa
ter he pours about one gallon O
coal oil on the water to the acre O
land. This oil quickly spreads owe
the surface Of the water. killing ever
ant in jiffy. The ant is suffocate'
by the oil.
Any one afflicted with these ant
need only to collect some OF them an
Eut them in q bowl Of water and az
ply the oil TO see how quickly the
give up the ghost.
The flooding can be done at an
season Of the year without any II
Jury whatever to the trees.
This discovery Is worth thousand
OF dollars to the orange growers an
truck gardeners of Louisiana.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1912-06-08
PARTITION SALE.
State of Louisiana-Parish OF Asceh-
sion-Twenty- Seventh judicial
District Court.
Sam. Provenzano
VS.. No. POOL
D. 4.o'
Agnes Dorsey ct ais.

Agnes Dorsey ct ais.
DY VIRTUE OF and in obedience
- to an order of sale, to e1fecl d
partition, issued by the above nanleo
court in the above entitled ana mum
bered cause, and to me dlrectea' 4
have taken into my possession any
will sell at public auction TO the last
ana highest bidder, in accordance WIZ
Law, at the principal front door OF tne
courthouse Of the parish OF AscehsloA'
in the town Of DcnaldsonVllle, on
SATURDAY, JULY 6, 1912,
at Ii o'clock a. m, the following de-
seribed property, to-Wit:
4 certain lot of ground situated ID
the parish OF Ascension, about three
t3) miles below the town OF Doaaid-
sonyille on the right descending panK
OF. Bayou Lafourche, being bounded II
front by Bayou Lafourche, IN the feal
BY the Souvenir plantation, on the
right by the property formerly OF
Mrs. john Medine, now Of l.. Proven
zano, and on The left by the property
Of Luke PzoVenzano, and about one.
quarter OF an acre front, with all the
depth thereto appertaining; together
with all tac buildings and improve
nlents thereon and thereunto belong
ing.
Terms and conditions-Cas il
United States currency.
E. G. HANSON,
Sheriff, Parish Of Ascension.
Donaldsonyille, La, June /, 1912.
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LOUISIANA PYTHIkNs.
Continued from page one.)

Supreme Chief Mrs. Sarah |. Cotton
Of Weatherford, Texas, and the SUI
preme mistress Of finance from IN
lianapolis, Ind, and their presence
added much to the interest OF the
session. Officers for the coming
wear were chosen as follows: Mrs.
Abbie Gamble, Jennings, past grand
chief; Mrs. Murtis Bradley, Crowley,
grand chief; Mrs. F. M. Davidson, st.
Francisville, grand senior; eMrs. Lou
Singer, New Orleans, grand junior;
Mrs. B. F. Thompson, Alexandra,
manager; Mrs. Ophelia Moss, VIM.
field, grand mistress of records and
seal; Mrs. Judson Harris, jennings,
grand mistress of finance; Mrs. L. X
kucuk, New Orleans, grand protes
tor; Mrs. w. M. Wallace, Winfield
grand guard.
A reception in honor of the Pyth
ians was given at Hotel Bentley Mon
day evening under the direction o.
Alexandria Lodge No. 80, Knights o
Pythias, and the function was greatly
enjoyed.
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List Of Letters

Remaining in tho postoffice at Don
jacksonville, for week ending June 8:
Katie Antony, T. B. Baker, Samuel
Blanchard. D. E. Brown, L. P. Clark,
Ida Davis, P. I. Derhome, H. L.
Hachell, Lille Olizene, Clarence Ri
vet, Olivia Sims, Evalina Sims, Mar
tina Thomas, Ophelia Thomas, ice
Woods, Albertha Williams.
When calling for these letters say
advertised If not called for in two
weeks they will be sent to the Dead
Letter office at Washington, D. G.
]. J. LAFARGUE. Postmaster
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NOTlcETO MORTGAGE,
CREDITORS.
ice State Tax Collector
of Ascension.

Donaldsonville, La, May II. 1912.
TT N conformity with Section 65 OF Act
A No. SIS of 1883, notice is hereby given
60 all parties holding MORTGAGES upon
real estate located in the parish of Ascen-
sion on which taxes for the year nine
teen eleven have net been paid, that
viii begin the sale Of the same at the
1912, at IL O'Clock a. m, and that a
number Of pieces Of property SO delin-
quent are now being. advertised. in this
newspaper, in conformity with law,
preparatory tql-eaeh sale the att en-.
ton Of 1norts9 naiheasItofs5 Is especfaiis
called To tkfs acknowledgements of tax
sales. and tN the peace s6d to take such
sfe19s prior IN 81 as may be nee
essary to protke. .1leir rights.
E. C. HANSON,
Sheriff and ex-officio Tax Collector
Parish Of Ascension.
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sHERIFF's SALE.
State Of Louisiana-Parish of As
cension-Twenty-Se Jul
dicial District Court.
John P. salassi & co.
VS.. No. 1883
AID. Hudson

l.
VS.. No. 1888
Ad. Hudson
DY VIRTUE OF and in obedience
- to an order of seizure and sale,
issued by the above named court IN
the above entitled and numbered
cause, and to me directed, have
seized and taken into my possession,
and will sell at public auction to the
last and highest bidder, according 10
law, at the principal front door OF
the courthouse Of the parish OF AS
cension, in the town Of Donaldson
vile, on
SATURDAY, JUNE 8, 1912,
at IL o'clock a. NJ, the following de-
scribed property, to-Wit:
North half of the southeast quarter
Of section twenty-five, in township
ten, south Of range three, east OF
St. Helena meridian, southeastern
district east of river in Louisiana
containing eighty acres, together WITT
all the buildings and improvements
thereon and thereunto belonging.
Terms and conditions-Cash II
United States currency.
e. G. HANSON,
Sheriff, Parish of Ascension,
DonaldsonviIle, La, May 4 1917
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Smith. ST., chas., 70 acres.
inpd, 1-2 of n e Ia or 8 "
IA of n I'D and lots 5 and
s, sec 15-1O-3. Assessment.
$3.50. Taxes due q
ST. Amant. Alice, ~. 1859 acres, inpd, 4
side Bayou Manchae A Assessment, z.
$1I10. Taxes due wa
St Araant, Hugh M., 81 75-1oo
acres, impd, IL Of n 9 1-4,
sec 25-fo-s;; Sc 5o-1e0 acres, impd
e Ia of n Ia, sec25- 1o-3
Assessment, S10S0. Taxes due. ~. y
Eighth Police Jury Ward-Pontchar'
train Levee District.
Burns, Davis, 40 acres, 51rnpd,
fractional sec PISS. Assess
nent, $40 Taxes due. sef
Bennett, Est. Dupre, 80 acres,
IL Of Sc la, sec 31-S-s. AS
sessment. $4,000. Taxes due. $las6
Corneille, Octavie c.. 20 acres
Impd, e IL OF 5 Ia of 9
Ia, sec 2-y-3. Assessment,
$3.50 o. Taxes due. ........5..... w
Diez, Gus, 81 acres Iznpd, fret,
sec 80 and sec 31-s-4. Assess
l4ent, S39U.UD Iaxes due...... $lLS
Duplessis, 4. B., 5154-41 acres lmpd
Ircl, sec ze-S-3. Assessment,
$4,000. Taxes due........... sll ll.s
sessment, $4,000. Taxes due. sla,s
Freeman. d. H., 40 acres Impd,
e. IL OF S Ia. sec 32-S-3-
Assessment, $4,000. Taxes
4 due 5$, TY.s
| wall, Charles j., Ii acres Impd,
| fret, sec so and sec 3l-S-4. AS -
sessment, $4,000. Taxes due. a4.o
Wall. Mrs. Mary E., 40 acres
In1pd, IL or S IL OF $ -
sec 5-9-3. Assessment, $200.0u
| Taxes due. ................... ~
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CIVIL SERVICE Examinations
OPPORTUNITIES for Obtaining Employ
ment Under the Federal Gov
ernment.

The United States Civil Service
Commission announces the following
examinations to take place on the
dates given below, and circulars con-
tanning further information may be
seen at the office Of this paper:
juno 26-Cadet engineer (male,)
Lighthouse Service, $3.50 to $3.50 per
annum, with quarters and subslst-
ence. Age limit, Is to rs years.
June 2o-Assistant in farm man
agement (male,) Bureau of Plant
Industry. Department Of Agriculture,
$500 per annum. Age limit. rs to
45 years.
June 29-Agriculturist (male,) Blu
reau OF Plant Industry, Department
Of Agriculture, $1,000 to $250o per an
mum. and the position OF assistant
iii the same bureau at $1,000 10 Sl80t
per annum. Age limit. Is or over.
July 10--Mechanician and labora
tory assistant (maIe,) Bureau O
Mines. San Francisco. Cal. $1,000 K
$I4OO per annum. age limit, Il K
40 years.
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NON RESIDENTS
First Police jury Notwithstanding
Basan [ evae District

First Police jury Notwithstanding
Bassn Levee District.
Reynolds, w. B., vac lot 4 SO
VI r. B.. Assessment, $4,000. 81,
taxes due ..........t..... ...... V. ~
Second Police Jury Ward-Atchafalaya
Basen Leyee District.
Fletcher, Pat 76-100 acres Impd,
K. Il. B. L. alb by 9 Road, bel
by Gates. Assessment, Sz5U.0o. !, u
Taxes due ...............s....55S ssso'#
Seventh Police Jury Ward-Ponsenars
train Basin Levee District.
Brady, Ed. r. 1915O acres Inpd,
lots 1-2-4 and IL of n " Ia
and II Ia of w Id, sec
1892; 2o2-91 acres Impd, $ "a
OF Ia and e IL OF
S W Ia and IL of S 9 Ia.
sec 7-9-4,; 81 11-1Oo acres Impd A
. IL of S w ia, sec 8-9-4; 40-6o ~
acres Impd, S e Ia of Il,
sec 1874; 361-50 acres 1mpd q
IL of S Ia and w IL Of
e IA. sec 30-9-4; 111-65 &C 4ss
Impd. lot and liz of $ e Ia,
sec 34-9-4. Assessment. 1880. o0. 10 q.
Taxes due. ~ S3e111s#
Flenniken. Geo. Nett'.es $3.50 acres
lnlpd, und 1-6 8 :. ia, sec 2A-9-z. i d
Assessment. $4,000. Taxes Que. -
"a 1la ~ AASItiHEi2s S0-ot az - I,
vac una az. sec 3l-S-4; 5S-A
acres vac lots 3 and 4, sec
~ at. Assessment s'0oo0. 80 sls1s
es cue 5ss#s
Eighth Police Jury Ward--P On las'
train ssasin Levee DISTRICT
Camhre. V. T.
40 acres vac fret, sec
31-9-4, 25-58 acres vac fret, sec
l7-8-3 43 acres vac lot and v &c 4ts -s
or lot q, sec 1-9-3; 1876 acres
vac lot /, sec 22-s-2; 40 acres sass
IL lot 2, sec 2a-S-3. Assess 8
rnent, $4,000. Taxes due.
Keller. Oyide, 124-48 acrea lrFpcs
" 1-2 of W Id or lots and.
4, sec 5-s-4. Assessment s1oo.oVs 1,aff
Taxes due ........s,....' 49, y go .sa
And on said day of sale VII ~
such portions Of said property as ~ 80
tax debtar shall point out, ana in Ia ~
the tax aabter viii not point oas Tin
eiens eTeperty, will at once ssssI .s.ifg
9ue further delay sell the Least asl aasssr
Sof said property OF any tax oeg I'D
| which any bidder viii suy for .a NJ
amount OF Taxes, interest and eosas 70 s,s
| by said debtor. the sale to be WILLIE aargess
appraisement, for cash, in legal sea iii.
money OF the United States. and A.ss
property sold snail be redeeIfspie
any time 10. the space an one year. saa r.
paying the price given. including -
and twenty Per cent thereon. I'm M
/ e. G. HANSON, s ,l.s u
Sheriffs Office Ascension Paflsii go
! May Il, 1912,
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Delinquent Tax Sales
STATE TAX SALES OF iMMovABLE
PROPERTY
state of Louisiana Versus Delinquent
Tax Debtors, Parish OF Ascen-

NY VIRTUE Of the authority - vested s. ed
I'D in me by the constitution ana laws
of the state of Louisiana, will sell
at the principal front door of the court
mousse in which the district court of
said parish is held, within the legal
hours for judicial sales, beginning at
II o'clock a. N. on
SATURDAY, JUNE. is, 1912,
and continuing on Monday and eacn
succeeding yad until said sales are COM
pletad, ali inimovable property on Whlcn
taxes are now due to the state OF Lou
isiana and parish OF Ascension, to en-
force collection of the taxes assesses
in the year 1911, together with interest
thereon from the 81 day OF December,
1911, at the rate of two per cent pei
month, until paid, and all costs. Inc
name OF said delinquent taxpayers, the
eIIount oI taxes due by elen on t.le
assessment OF said year, and the I'M
movable property assessor 10 estch ~
be offered for sale, are as follows,
lo-Wlt:
First Police Jury Ward-Atci1afalaya
Basin Levee District
Allen, Est sam, 75-10o acre,
impd, b N r., alb. by Tollvas,
bel. by Brown. Assessment,
$50. Taxes due $z.1l
Butler, Joseph p. 52-100 acre,
impd. M r, alb. by Daggs,
bel. by Dodds. Assessment,
SO. Taxes due ..........S26a
Butler, Harry, 1O-i00 acre, inpd.
b NJ I, alb. by Austin, bel.
by Falcon. Assessment, $50.
Taxes due ................. s1.71
! Cook, Henry, ST., acres, impd,
b M r, alb. by Alonzo, bel. by
Cook Assessment, $50. Taxes. S1.2z
Johnson, }. and r. Beard, 20
100 acre, impd, b NJ r, 40.
by Washington. rear by Irwin.
Assessment, $50. Taxes due -. so.71
Landry, ]. j., acre, in1pd,r
NJ r. alb. by Landry, bel. by
| Coussou. Assessment, $4,000.
Taxes due Observation-Disclosures. 1914;
| Robertson, Charles, inapd lot 1e,
| Jones tract. Assessment, 500
Taxes due .................. $2.4t
! Williams, Drauzin, 25-100 acre,
i i:npd, T b ID I, alb. by Osebin,
/ bel. by Norah. Assessment, $40.
! Taxes due ACKNOWLEDGEMENT. SILL
/ Williams, Rachael, S acres, impd,
=Ir b III I, alb. By Josephine, Del
by Mayo. Assessment, $4,000.
Taxes due 500
4 Dicene Virginia. i1npd lot 4, So.
49, port BarroM.) Assessment,
/ $50. Taxes due. .......... s11
/ Third Police jury Wasd-Lafourch
Basin Levee District
Bourdier, Est. Jules, impd lot 2,
So B. Assessment, $4,000.
Taxes due .......5.=...-..s.-.. S3.4
Blanchard, Honore, lnpd lot 6.
8 So B. Assessment, $4,000.
Taxes due Observation-Disclosures. $i.2
CaroGa, Est. CaieSero, vac lot u,
SO. 5, Cnurchv1lie. Assessment,
$50. Taxes ue................ Sill
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CALOnEL IS DANGEROUS.
is a Powerful Chemical Made from
Mercury-People Should be Care
full.

Iuis
The only sure way to avoid the
danger OF calomel is to take no cal
omel.
Dodson's Liver-Tone, a vegetable
liquid of pleasant taste, more than
takes its place. Where calomel
shakes you up and shocks eyour
liver, Dodson's LiVer-Tone, mild but
effective, builds up and strengthens.
It tt1iyens up the liver
1t may be taken without any re-
striction of diet Or habits. You can
give it to your children with fine
results.
Get a bottle at x-Ray Pharmacy
and if it doesn't do all that you
thHak it ought-if it doesn't make
bilious spells mere trifles-if 1t
ddksn't .'liven up your liver : your
1ndNey will be waiting for you.
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Church Notice.

Methodist Episcopal Church, South,
corner Railroad avenue and ODelOuSas
street, Rev. c. M. Thompson, pas
tor. Services on the second and
fourth Sundays Of each month at II
o'clock a. NJ. and 5 p. III. Sunday
School every Sunday at 9:45 a. M,
Seats are free and the public is cor
daily invited to attend.
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HOMESTEAD NOTICE.
DEPARTMENT OF THE II

DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR, I
IT. s. LAND OFFICE AT BATON ROUGE. La,
May H. 1872
NOTICE is hereby given that Alphonse Ber-
IN cegeay. of Hope Villa La; who, on Aug. 70 q
1906, made homestead entry NO. ol772, Tor OF
range e. St. Helena meridian, has filed notice
of intention to make final fve-year proof to es-
tablish claim to the land above described, De
fore register and receiver, at Baton Rouge Lao
on the 22nd day of June. 1872
Claimant names as witnesses: Emile Henert
Paul Braud, Jr A. .. Babin and Morris EIser
all of Dutchtown, La. JOHN r. NoIIAL,
~ - Register.
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perniciara Rosa. Impd, lots SO,

perniciara, Rosa. Inpd, lots 50.
ito lug anu ., i oa suD 49, ~ 90 %
asse = i. qi ~. 800 eoo
lot ~ SO assessment 2s 20. Al 90
axes Due I. !. /. . 4 ]. s.. !. !, . T-es'e
Protective Hose Coz No., lmpd lot ", =,
SO 9. Assessment $50 Faxes due. 4. /. 20 e
#ShsalloWhorne, Charles, mnpd lot
Is, SD 81, CIurehville. Assess
nis:nt, $50 Taxes due. .5..z. SILT
Smith. Mrs. Florence, impd fret
lot 2, sd. 5, Ciurchville. Impd
oof sd Ii. Assessment $3.50.
rrexns s,,ts s1290
E-o,i.tr poiica Jttrv Nvard--L afourche
BASIN s.l.- Lesee D -, FnIoo
n,''se' -. .-.,,la ~ M all. nv
~ Ss,' # ii1ii'ui - n -, -
1.:eiilsai-A. S'2n ~ -. d,,a s17 AZ
sessiiSie' : @-Ne N u..o :.
Fifth Police Jury Ward-PontcharHral
Basin Levee Distrlc1-DarroW
Clark g 11a 81 ano 81 Iail 81 y 5oii
| Assessment, $40. Taxes due.....S2s %
Braud, Henry G, 81 2S-100 acres,
| impd, 1-2 OF W Ia and
27-lO. g. ITO acres, inlpd, II e
| IA Of II " ia and W Ia Of
a1-4 and fret ia of S e IA,
sec 27-I0-3; 81 acres, n1lpd, w
! Ia of S sI-4, sec 2i-iO-5;
So 33-100 acres, impd, -
of III Ia ana nd fret 8 ST. %, 81
4 g1-4, sec 27-l0-3; 56 4O-loo
acres, impd, IL of Ia
OF n w Ia or " IL OF lots
and ., sec l1-lu-o, ~ Ivy
acres, impd, IL OF IL
or lot 2 and e IL OF e Ia
sec 81 I i2-1o-s; 14o acres, lmpd,
LIZ of e ID of w Ia and
Ia and W Ia OF $
! La and S Ii OF Is pr
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The "buy at home" argument ap-
plies to all branches Of industry IN.
a community, without exception. cave
us a chance to figure on your print
ing before sending away for it.
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Fl. L. WE'LL.
]. C. KIDS,
O. GONZALES,
Finance Committee.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1912-09-15
MORGAN 70 Spend
$2OO,0OO,O()OON
CHICAGO TERMINAL
Deal Involves Fourteen Railroads
and VIII Solve Freight
Handling Ptcblem
iaind rrass nisnalch.

Associated Press Dispatch.
Chicago, Sept According TO a
morning paper, a railroad enterprise
involving an expenditure Of 5000
100000 was launched yesterday by
interests reprozentins ]. P Morgan
& ca. and # railroads entering
Chicago
The plan embraces a complete
solution of the freight handling
problem II Chicago, in which half
Of the bond issue viii be set aside
for passenger and freight terminals.
The papers for the project are said 70
aavc '1 stoned BY all concerned
The INST issue Of $25,Ooo,ooo
bonds, It is said, viii be made at
once.
A great passenger and freight
torminsl viii be erected on the site
bounded BY Polk, sixteenth, clarh
land state streets within when
bounds The Dearborn station and the
Yards ana fiaisht houses OF seNera
Itailroadg are situated
The plan il also said TO Involve
Tine outright purchase OF entire ran
roads, notably the Chicago 4 West
ern Indiana atel the Belt Line.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1912-09-15
NEGROES ARE WARNED.

Bluefsld, w Va, Sept 13-All
the negro business men of the town
have been warned TO depart or suffer
at the hands of the 'Lynching Com.
mittee," Letters were sent TO them
through the mails. AS a result the
blacks have armed themselves and a
clash may occur at any time All
last night armed negroes guarded the
places Of the negro business men. A
call has been made for Gov. Glass
cock TO send troops to the scene, to
remain until all signs of trouble
have disappeared.
Since the lynching of the negro.
Johnson, many negroes have left this
town.