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The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1904-08-13
WHEN SHALL WE LEARNT

Experience is a teacher. we are pro-
verbally informed, whose school Is
dear and supported by those who lack
intelligence to learn In any other.
Some months ago we we're stirred
deeply by the slaughter by fire of hun
dreds of women and children in Chi
cago. Cause-corruption and indiffer-
ence in the management and over
sight of theaters. For the last few
weeks we have been talking about
the slaughter by fire of hundreds Of
women and children in New York.
Cause-corruption and indifference in
the management and oversight OF
steamboats,. The theaters were some
what improved. temporarily at least.
The steamboats, may also be temper
arily improved We do not know. 1t
is doubtful, to say the least. For
back of 1t all lies vast indifference.
We Americans take the chances. We
accept grade crossings. reckless auto
mobiles, fretrap hotels. buildings
which fall down. steamers and thea
tiers and railway trains exposed 10
fire, New York Central tunnels. any
thing, everything. in the way of need
less danger. just as we accept polit-
ical corruption In general. because
we simply DO not care, We would
rather not make an effort or a fuss,
or lose our time. We tried To get
through congress a law making ship
owners pecun!arlly liable for lives de
stroyed. The ship owners interfered.
congress was obedient. and the PEG
pie lay down and forgot We tried
to get through congress a law for
more stringent inspection Of steam
boats, and IL was killed with the plea
Of economy Let us eat, drink and
be merry. for tomorrow we mas burn
up ourselves Collier Weekly.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1904-08-13
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AWTTH THE NORLD'S 4
~ BEST WRTTERSl
@ aEEmazE9<21
ENGLISH IN JAPAN.

Until forty years ago an English
book was practically unknown in
Japan, the only foreign literature
studied was the Chinese. and the first
language to be taught in the schools
was the Dutch.
Now, while English is the most COM
mon among the people, and is studied
by all high school pupils. German and
French are favored generally by
scholars and physicians There is a
foreign language school In Tokyo.
where almost all languages are taught,
and. curiously enough, Russian Is the
favorite.
The study OF English literature in
Japan is represented by Prof. Yuzo
Tsu Chouchi, who has translated into
Japanese some Of Shakespeare's plays
-"Othello," Macbeth and The
Merchant OF Venice
The most widely known English
writer in Japan is Carlyle. All stu
dents of English literature in Japan
read his works. Next to Carlyle comes
Macauay. and the new Hanyaku, or
translation style, was practically Gre
ated by borrowing his language by the
Mnyushameu a literary band IN
Tokyo. Emerson is greatly admired.
and his writings have Influenced many
notable Japanese journalists today.
Mil and Herbert Spencer have also
influenced the thought Of modern
japan.
Tennyson. LongfeIlow. Wordsworth,
Byron and Milton are the most popa~
lar poets. and in fiction Irving, Thack
cray. and Dickens arc the best known.
Bellamy's Looking backward has
been recently translated into Japan
eEe.--Chicago Journal
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In this game you are 10 imagine
you have a distant friend with whom
you have an understanding about an
expected message. II might be that
there are two or three contestants
for certain prize of honor The
name Of one might be Jenkins. that OF
another Harrison and that Of the
third Sheldon. Suppose Jenkins Is
the successful contestant, and that
you wish to telegraph 10 your friend
simply the name Of jenkins. How
ever. YOU wish to conceal the message
as much as possible. so that the IN.
Outstanding is that the first letters a
the words you telegraph VIII spell the
name
With this explanation each player
sets to work 10 write a clever sen
tepce in which the first letters will
spell jenkins. The various players
may get sentences like these:
Judge Eueles never knew / notice.
Sally
JulIas elbow next knocked Irish
Norah silly
Jack expects no kiss In Nova SEQ
tia
Jam eating nearly killed ikey Ma
than Saturday.
II is impossible that there vii bt
any two alike, and the game Is t.
see who can write the clcverest
The kilograms are read aloud, and
the players vote 20 see whose is best
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1904-08-13
a PoPE's DEMOCRACY.

The papscy loves prveedeuts aud
Plus X has been vastly Fratsnsd ~
statement pnt iutn bis hands by ere
q his librarians that Pope Status v
II uid time hal sister who very
finely dressed sas brought a. her
brother - tho cardinals Thereuron
the pontn Affected not to know her
she was therefore hurried oat of bis
presence The cardinals says The
rpcnrd 's1ed her out ~ fhe palace apd
had her dressed in Der usual cl0thsa~-
those # washsowau Then sAs
returned and the pope aAvanesa
from hts tAfuue embraced her and
esl,ea bee AIS dear sister pgus \
has nuw q qaufatie.s reaaF f0r thoae
~llo cFltialss tht RFgaeHt dress 81 la
sisters luaaun Ghrpalcle
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CONTENT AND Waste ~ WORK.


President Charles " Eliot says ir
the july worlds work that The pfiu
cipaI sources IL satisfaction AND con
tent Ia daily work are the active en-.
esclsa II one powers achievement
or the eettinE sell dnne #e1uF Trims
worth aaiuR harmonious 60 cooperative
effort putting mad into wuFk oF using
Judgment and skitl successfully IN
eunntsring risk making adventure
amA MASTERING uateltv ARD VARIETY
h Is. Internationally. easy tU have
Al sAttafaetioa 8u 8Alty wgfN 8e
sfruyea by the lmpoaiiiun " eandi
toms which make satisfaction imt#ta
s8blq II .AboF is pressed t'sYunA re
isfnlfs Il atFenKth and health. content
In Il IL impossible AnT aYeFwofk &c.
strnss the phYs8gai haaaR q sastsfac.
tson lu tail II the houFa "a iahof are
axmWxaTagea. so that reasonable tisnT
ffr meals. family life. Fecrvatt0u ana
elssn = ma tn - h&a ihe aee aat@
fsealon tu fo4l wtll not D. FeAllEea. The
conditions - pmeaeFn uThaH ilfe tend
e. 8rx. Eep Ia she AmeFfeaa population
~ unreasonable haste and STRESS ln
10th wogk amA psaY Thta haste and
stress are quite a. highly developed
il the higher wmpaormemta a. - the
aausr ard relatively To- mumheFH.
uxsraofA SOS prevails Ia ire hlxaer
ssnnaar saenss muFe than in the joNes
afuaaAhay because there j. moFe ard
&awm#r pleasure IN thwEns ans they
are therefore. aauTe llassse 10 Be par.
Nnaa eth an snoFainnfe Eeal
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HAD CHILD OF HIS OWN.
Why Engineer Cried over Little
Ones Narrow Escape

OneS Narrow Escape.
Yes, indeed, we have some queer
little incidents happen to u.s." said
the fat engineer. Queer things hap
pened to me about a year ago. You'd
thlnk 1t queer for a rough man like
me to cry for ten minutes, and no.
body hurt either, would you? Well
| did, and l can almost cry every
time | think of it.
was running along one afternoon
pretty lively when | approached a lit
tie village where the track cuts
through the streets. l Stacked up a
little, but was still making good
speed, when suddenly. about twenty
rods ahead of me, a little girl not
more than years old toddled onto
the track. You cant even imagine
my feelings. There was no way to
save her. 1t was impossible to stop,
or even slack much. at that distance,
as the train was heavy and the grade
descending. In ten seconds ii would
have been all over; and after revers-
ing and applying the brake. | shut my
eyes / didn't want to see any more.
As we slowed down my fireman
stuck his head out of the cab window
to see what I'd stopped for, when he
laughed and shouted at me: Jim,
look here! | looked, and there was
big black Newfoundland dog hold
ing the little girl in his mouth, leis-
urely walking toward the house
where she evidently belonged She
was kicking and crying, so that
knew she wasn't hurt and the dog
had saved her. My fireman thought
it funny, and kept laughing. but l
cried like a woman. I just couldn't
help it. I had a little girl of my own
At home Galveston Tribune
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they resemble a lot Of rope ladders
thrown over the tree. Next, the para
site sends down a great cord, which
twines round the trunk of the sup
porting tree, at first as though in Low.
ing embrace, but it grows tighter and
tighter, eventually strangling its
benefactor out Of existence. The
nurse tree. thus Killed, rots to de
cay, and from the immense fibrous
roots of the destroyer now springs a
great trunk, which rises high into the
air. The cord-like roots rise often
TO fifty or sixty feet in height.-Pear-
sons Weekly.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1904-08-13

board and yOa WIl fha thar each uue
Wi. give out different note. that ls.
70 EuI have been careful to have faem
ad of different heights above tire
board lt BE- "a tsTF simple matter to
p.ls ult tuue hy touching in order
ttr pins which form ths notes 20 ths
wre and as sou rroW used Co The
notes thl pins give when touched
.uu may easily learn t1 p.ay mum
Utr af tunes
AMER thla vou can make another
AND better pia piano which siil ai
most piay Itself FIRST drive piu
.ato ere board to represent the second
note II that notn be hlHher than the
Bret drive the rln deeper into the
ns@ra until eheu yea touch Il, H
sItes ugt exactly the right soaud Il
,Ls second uuse 90 the tune ba lower
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1904-08-13
The Sparrow Hawk.

The sparrow hawk family lives both
in North and South America. but il is
subdlvided in five subfamjlies or spe-
cies. 1t prcys upon mice and snakes.
and also on small birds. IL will perch
for hours on some tall tree. perfectly
motionless. waiting for prey IJ al
ways builds its nest in a hollow tree.
and It's Eve or seven dark. Cresm-cul-
cred egs are nearly round IT is a
very useful bird, because it rlds farm
ers Of grasshoppers and other small
insects that are harw'.. ro trees ana
crops
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s1unoEa oF rsg a,es MAs.

tt s \ I'D blumAeF fnF fhe riea men
20 gry to ahiFk their ctvte duties II
creates pFsiaalre against them They
may not CARE Cor fhA3. bat il i q mat
ter ag aeFtaas care Cd them mnetAer
uf not the iau is upheld wfthout
iaw their TaNt property Interests
ws2la he wuFth nusAinE The naTe
the people FwapNet TIE law TIE tettex
Il wtll BE- fof she property 0su~Fa. Ana
n fng D. higher ana nohler rva8an i
Il clearly In thn material iHtHFest n
the rich that las - AegaeF shall pre-
yAll and Il = therefore ln thesF lateTs
eas 60 fimUhmFer their civic duties
wsgh fAishauinwmm ard wtth w4liinEnesm
and "a Fuapoad eheesfuliY Ia the -
nanas af tbs safe aushnEstlex4--A aaA.
mead IVA : rfEneN Dispatch.
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NH" .t-fF Haf#&sF .e Hsat.H ..
tr# maH has ear, '- ear
F..# s.Ht A. fHr fFaat 81. Hr
planted a..t a.aes ane. ufate
forever stuHH BEL br ufuarht
Borne dead asys 7sr.tnfre Magazine
tH# staa ns .s tfaagst hemr f.#H his
= received at tha sfaft.u bs his
ae eHh process Faces aH3 na tears
TtF kaman mother has easaa haek 90
sartH sEais ASS t e. fhe japanese
mnthfF @tn makss Japan ne hlrh
rfltstsss af patriotism aasunE the ia
sleaa Z tbs aeHsA.
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4lnefrut helshia Whtn foa tase
finished ths GINS still iaok 1INe thgsae
Ia TIE picture. stmck "a 'he hssaF8 "a
haHhAHara manner. some = them
stAaalEW = long say out of ihe board
aud somN buFisa aimust Ga thelF
beads
Sow ynur pin piano 10 eumpisge
ana ready te BE- played nn Take =
iarEe. strunF ran and alth il pack oae
~ the ptns in the beard n wtii
give omf a musical Eogs urr@ ywaF
pich pin aiong the whole gus ia ia
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1904-08-13
Conundrurs.

When may chair be said to dis
like you? When it cannot bear you.
What never asks questions, but re
quires frequent answers? A door
bell
How would securely hitchlng a
horse affect his speed? Ii would
make him fast
What is that which is full Of holes.
but yet holds? A sponge.
What small animal is turned into a
large one by taking away part OF its
name? A fox
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The Bear and the Monkey.


"A bear with whom a Piedmontese
Toned company to earn their bread,
EsSayed on half his legs to please
Inc public, where his master led.
With looks that boldly claimed applause
lie asked the ape, Sir, what think
your"
The ape was skilled in dancing laws.
And answered, 1T will never do"
You. judge the matter wrong, my
friend"
Bruin rejoined: you are not civil!
Were these legs given for you to mend
Inc ease and grace with which they
1t CHANGED a pig was standing by;
.BraNo2 astonishing? encore!"
Exclaimed the critic of the sty;
such dancing we shah see no more"'
Poor Bruin, when he heard the sentence
Began an inward calculation
Ihen with face that spoke repent
anCe,
Expressed aloud his meditation;
When the sly monkey called me Ounce
l entertained some slight misgiviug:
But Pig, thy praise has proved at once
mat dancing viii not earn living"
Let every candidate for fame
Rely upon this wholesome rule:
Your work is bad, if wise men blame;
But worse, if lauded by a fool
Thomas De Yriarte.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1904-08-13
Tree That Commits Murder.

The Cupey is one of the most curl
Gus trees in the West Indian islands
The seeds are borne on the wings of
the wind, and deposited on the
branches of other trees, when they
burst into roots, which are dropped
towards the ground all around the
nurse tree. In time these roots
reach the ground and strike into the
soil. From this moment the roots
grow stronger and stronger, until
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1904-08-13

ftan the nfss note. 40 ret drive ths
rim lmto fhs board - deeply - she
arst pn. rus re iunEeF the pm sboEe
tee heard. the loser tke bets i wfll
give
&c 81 thFuaKa she FWrm In this
~Ay affviEK = pan lust deep sauurA
tp repFsssnce each successive note e
the fane. When yua have aniahaa
al yua have 20 do - 70 aFam your
picA alumR TIE FUw ana Yuur psn
piAno aEll reel - he tmne 70 the
very lAst nufe. ~ tke la8t pm.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1904-08-13

Here's a game for boys and girls
who have good. strong muscles. It is
called Turtle
Any number may play. and mo- one
player lis II" for all are .lt" toccth.
or. The game begins by each choas.
ing the kind ~ turtle De intends ta
be one perhaps is land tortoise.
another "a snapper another % mud
turtle. and So Du. Then they all sit
iu a row resting tber otius au their
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1904-08-13

massed together. And yet the eye as
a whole is so small that it seems in
credible that it has these thousands
of little parts, each one complete in
itself! This sort of eye is very use
ful, for as the little eyes face = every
direction the bee can see S--ove and
below and behind as well as in front
and sideways as people do-Detroit
Free Press.
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md with one clip of the shears con
WINGED the committee from the CONT.
mental congress that a star should be
tyepoiured instead Of sNpoiutod?
There are two methods Of arriving az
the same result as did Betsy" az
the accompanying Illustrations e1-
LLaLn
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n5d yuu ever luak At bee eys
through = very strong maFDifyins
GAS
II a mads up Il lots q little eyes
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Line clean howcrpot having a two
and ouc-half irrA diameter al tor
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Can You Do This?

Do you remember the story Of how
Betsy Ross folded a piece OF paper
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-09-22
Abscesses.

". a. Harrison. Cleveland. Miss.
writes Aug. IS. 1902: Il want to say
word Of praise for Billiards. Snow
Eminent ] stepped on a nail. which
caused The cords in my leg to con
tract and an abscpss to rise In nv
knee. and the doctor told me that I
would have a stif leg. SO one lay |
went 20 J-F Lords drug store (who is
now in Denver CcloJ lie recon-
mended a bottle Of Snow Eminent:
got soc size. and it cured my leg
II is the best llniment ia the world.
Assesses, with few exceptions. are
indicative OF constipation or debility.
They may. however. result from blows
or from foreign bodies, introduced In
10 the skin or flesh. such as splinters,
thorns. etc. Sold by Schulz Drug Co.
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-09-22
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ADJUSTMENTS. .
. o o - o o o. o. @ .

Tho interesting announcement is
ma Il that Richard Carrie viii appear
hefl In THE Tenderioot.' the new
IphIalc comedy on Monday, Sept
2e III the Cairo opera house This
production was the marked triumph
Ioi 5oth the Now York and Chicago
SET on just past and win be present
cd acre eyca to the most minute de-
tai, precisely as in the metropolis.
The cast, with Two or three excep-
tions, will be Identical with that seen
In ar metropolitan presentation and
the enlargement in this city should be
Q hlgnlg prosperous enc, 1t Is pity
TIA VIC SEQ so few really good must
cal pa Mos Of them are found 10
be sadiy Lacking in every attribute
thai gees towards the making Of
VIII .asome musical comedy, and In
many instances it is hard To under
staad whence they gained any reputa-
ton IN the case OF The Tender
foc' /" those who have sccn Ii are On.
thna,astic n It's praise ard claim for
~ an originality mat Is marked and
lmrres i've. The book by MI earle
His sSre1mingly funny and without the
lea'a ange OF vulgarity. The score
by II II. Heartz is tnneful and spirit
led. Tie cast IS composed of excel
lent artists and nearly Identical with
the original New York company. /;
includes besides Mg. earle himself,
TIE following wcll known people:
Einuni Stanley. Henry Norman.
VITA Rock. Charles A. Morgan, Fran.
ees Knight Nellie Lynch. I<atrice
Mckenzie and Minerva Courtney.
= the eenery and the costuming are
cf ie highest type Of artistic design.
Til, company numbers Is people, in
'ta'ng chorus remarkable for its
las e quantity Of beautiful girls.
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-09-22
TRANSFER or
REAL ESTATE


Real estate has been quite active
during the present month ana fifteen
deeds have been filed in the office OF
/ the county clerk since the 9th inst
Most of these have been sales OF
Cairo property ard they are as fol-
| lows:
Attres5 r. Harrell ct ux. W d. TO
VIM. G. Walton a. al, lot 81, block 81.
city oil Cairo, fourth addition. Con
sideration $500
Pat Mahpney ct ux W, d. to Calvin
Williams, lot "a and IS, block 26,
city OF Cairo. first addition, Consla-
Grafton S30e
Himmelbesger and Harris W. d. 70
Jesse f. Russell lots 3S and 50. block
GO. city al Cairo. first addition. Con-
sideration sGl4
Angus Leek W. d to Mary r. Cali.
CHER, lots G. 7. s and II, block 2, city
Of Cairo, first addition. Consideration
$3.50.
Parsons & Parsons !. ". d. to Harry
Rodgers. lot "A. block %. city of
Cairo, first addition. Consideration
$3.50.
JAS. ]. Hooker Ct ux W. d. to Chas
Walker, lot If, block 1, city of Cairo,
Rockers sub. Con Liberation Si25.
SHERMAN Myers 81 ux Il. to Cha,
Wehrenberg. sc Il OF SIC -. town,
snip lG, range 2. Consideration ST.
00a.
Harry Gray ct Tx s. W. d. to Mamie
Perrault lots 10, II. II, II and n.
block 10, city OF Cairo, fourth add
ton. Consideration $3.50.
Mrs, A. Cuhl W q, to Edward Cuhl,
ot IA. block 3, city Of Cairo, railroad
addition Consideration $1,000.
Mrs. A, Cuhl W. a. TO Edward Cuhl I
OTIS -. II, -, 10. IA. 80, &C. 81, 80 ami /
-, block 2 city of Cairo fourth add /
ion, Consideration $1,000.
VIM. Harrison ct TX W d to L0uiea
!. Jones, lot 30 and WI. Of lot a, +
lock ~, city of Cairo, Nth addition.
s&51.
Jennis Mcclure W. d. to Cora VII. /.
erson, Is acre in NV corner Of sw. +
| NV. of Sec II, township II, range
Consideration $3.50
B. + Brown ct TX ". d. to Eetelie
rown, lot 3, block 1. Wilson's sub. 1
$3.50
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-09-22
Maloney's Wedding.

jos McCabe, an old fayori;e. dear
10 Inc hearts OF the theater-goers OF
lho past decade, Will be remembered
eaielly for rh fame he gained as a
foredian in the halycon days Of min
i'cisy and farce comedy, and In the
Ct "Maloney" In "Maloney's
Wedding is well suited to his pecu.
liar style of comedy. win be seen al
nc ca:ro opera house, Thursday.
Sent feld,
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-09-22
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: BUSINESS LOCALS.
. . . . . .

Burt"'s livery. Feed and Boarding
stals.-> 4, less livery service. A
,ina lit u afrtages for funeral oc
cn-.,Iis Always the best.
Going 10 uuiid or repair this
spring. s., Kelly Bros. Lumber Co
foi an pg In lumber or building
material
! buy ~ and take In pawn every
thing .ilrs md gents clothing a
special G,,s .. Perry, the pawn
broker ia COMMERCIAL avenue.
A. ilsil4s sire screening. poultry
netting. Male. coolers. gasoline stove.
ana ..,-4ns step ladders. brushes. hard
waf- and s,sses
Conan & tenn'a. groceries, dry
goods ala meat market. and general
m4fchalrise, leaders far everything In
their line, let them supply yon.
Too good to he passed byl Beautiful
SILK Shirt Waist Gnitings can be had
at Hyman's Tor 65 ceuts yard dur
Ing this wnek
Gunther n Wake, Model Bakery
will give univnrssl satisfaction fof
4rorytling in ine bakery line. Orders
foi soc,,l Is PROMPTLY filled, 229 sth st
Peter Zimmerman. the Washington
street grnccr. ishsving fine trade
Good fresh groceries and full weighs
pleases the people. order from him
John A. Miller. jeweier, has a com
plete line Of diamonds watches, clocks,
rings. brooches, chains, studs. charm.
and cut glass. Lowest prices.
Harry VI. schuh's drug store has !
fine line 81 bru hes, combs and toile,
articles that he is selling at remark
ably low prices. 1915 Com. ave.
The Golden Eagle Clothing and Sho,
House sells shoes and clothing tina
never fail to please. Fit and work
manship guaranteed. Col Com. ave.
d. r. McCarthy's wagons always o,
time giving you plenty OF heat from
the excellent bard and soft coal b.
handles. Phones S9S Cairo. l66 Bel
Engraved calling cards-Your name
eugnsve,i on copper plate Tin script
and 4 hundred cards for $3.50. 10'
cards fropl your own plate for 500
John A. Miller jeweler, Ninth and
CommerciaI avenue
r. Tefchman's ceiehrated Lone
Jack cigars are the smokers choice
Man Is never better satisfied than
when smoking this choice cigar
For tender feet try DR.. A. Reeds
cushion shoes. The easiest shoe on
earth. Sold only by IT. r. Rothen
berger. Twcnty-eigth and Commercial
avenue
We always carry fresh vegetables
and a full line of staple and fancy
groceries. James Meehan. Fourth
street and Washington avenue.
n you want anything made of wood,
Kelly Bros. Planning Mills viii make
1t for you. Interior furnishing lumber
a specially. get estimates and prices
Wood e Bennett company. whole
sale grocers. Mail orders given
prompt attention We solicit the
trade of merchants only.
Uncle Joe's Glad Hand Restaurant
ana Bar still takes the lead. serving
the best meals and lunches In Cairo
It's shs peoples choice.