davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-04-21

Trail Creek reports in the Taloga Times
that everything is lovely and the goose
hangs high. but its feathers are get
ting pretty dry
Prof. Buchanan, of the department of
history and economies in the Territorial
University. lectures tomorrow night at
Taloga His subject is Educated Citi-
zenship.'
The Farmers Cooperative Gin and Mill
company will hold meeting Saturday
at Granite for the distribution Of stock.
All the farmers of Greer and adjoining
counties are invited 70 participate.
El Reno's gas company is demanding
to know how much gas the people are
going TO use. Only seven miles of pipe
will be laid during this year, and it de-
sires to know where to lay them.
Charley Palmer is working up a
baseball nine at FL Reno. The Democrat
proudly recalls that FL Reno once held
the championship of the southwest on the
diamond.
The Augusta Sun is roaring because
Bill Cross lost out Now. honestly. Adj
ans. aren't you glad that Cross didn't
go To Washington to represent Okla
homa?
\ residence and carpenter shop burn
ed at Quinlan a week ago yesterday. \
passing engine is thought to have started
the fire.
T. s Drummond. OF the Enid Eagle. has
cago book company. He VIII canvass the
territory.
The Arapaho Bee printed the only half
tone Of Bird Mcclure that the Eagle has
seen in Oklahoma papers. It was very
credi;able print
Quite e number OF Allne people were
called 20 Alva last week as witnesses in
a whisky case. Among them was 2 citi-
zen named Christ.
Aline had its second fire this spring
TUESDAY morning Of last week Two ORR
ent box cars were set ablaze By some
tramps.
A debate on religious questions vill be
held at Cherokee. beginning this even
ing An elder az the local Christian
-..urch and = Baptis, preacher from Ms
souri, are going 10 furnish the entertain
ment-
The Ponca City High school graduates
held their commencement exercises at tbs
opera house Monday night Albert Har-
rs was the Salutatorian Of the class. that
was composed OF six young men and one
young lady.
Stroud Messenger: Some OF or farm
ers protected their fruit trees from frost
bv making lots q smoke in their or
chards a Few hours before sunrise. when
tn killing frosts generally alight
Il Reno American. The Chamber Of
Commerce has decided 20 encourage tho
growth OF cotton by our farmers and
last night decided 20 purchase a car lead
cf cotton seed and supply IL at cost 10
those who desire 10 plant f. Tire Sod
wlil b. Thoroughly clca-ed and dczzie
gfnned II order q remove ali dirt. and
VII be purchRze6 IL the north - avni.
any danger from boil ~eevii The Era
car xii b. ordered al once. ard a. fsst
as the demand becomes sufficient more
win o. forthcoming II can - ssvea
70 the farmers =, = cents PR hundred.
which Is ABOUT oac-hsIf Ok the uss.zl RAJ
kst p-Ece q tho seed All who desire u
take advantage Of zhe Gibbs s1s- zfI
ard the SEED 3, Tinki~paush- EsrnrzsIfs
ks r1~sre store. where s. vii b< handed
free az cost 70 the farmers and TIE
club
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-04-21

Henry C-''Well. we are doomed for hell
now. j. Piermorgan Point has got reli-
gion.''
James G.-"But how does that doom
vs. if we get it. too?'
Henry C-~But how are you going to get
it after he gets corner on it,?
ilto)-(o)n
Optimist-"Oh, cheG up There are
plenty of honest men in the world
Pessimist-"That may be, but they are
too busy to make good neighbors."
-
''Old Gold Dollars death proved
blessing to her, all right
Did she marry the heir to the es-
tate?"
No She married the administrator
I'm some cases I simply don't know
what to do. For instance. Biggs called
me a fool today. Now, what would you
have said to that?'
Said Biggs is too out-spoken.'
Her face was her fortune"
"How's that"
"Peruna needed it,
G..l-l..D
NO ERJURER, BUT
He wears whiskers, mustache, side
burns and all now
whats the matter? Got consump-
tom"
No. He got mad at the BARRIERS. and
swore he'd shave himself before he'd pay
them another penny
O-O-O-O
There is one good argument in favor OF
phonetic spelling, and that is that so few
people know the other way.
l:l-l:l-i:
The insurance companieS will now send
adjusters TO Toronto and pay out few
more millions The fellows whose prop
erty doesn't burn pay the bills.
C-(D-(D
Pittsburg, last years baseball cham
pion club, allowed Cincinnati to make Is
runs Tuesday. You can tire out an OPP
ponent in prize fighting. but that method
won't work in baseball
There is one lawn in town so yellow
with dandelions that the owner Is NOW
ing it with a plow.
Denver Republicans prove their sin
cerity in wanting John W. Springer nomi-
mated for vice-president, by nominating
him fo~ mayor. 1t sometimes happens
that people will recommend man for
outside office who wouldn't tolerate him
in the smallest office at home.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-04-21
K ANSAS CURRENT S

Narrowing of corn land is said TO max,
the earth hold the moisture longer Like
treatine1s Of q man By his wife will pro
duce the same effect.
Tamerlane. a high bred horse valued
at $l,5G0. died last week in western Kan
sas. Several Saline county men were
interested in him.
The Denver, Kansas and Atlantic rail-
road runs across Barber county from
northwest to southeast That is. it will
do SO when built and the Index says il 5
Il "sure GO
a Medicine Lodge man has invented a
patent hog trough. II hasn't been an
nounced yet, but IL is thought that he
will make his headquarters at Topeka.
The Syracuse News prints i piece OF
poetry that starts out like this:
Roosevelt and Hoch make a bully good
team" After all. the Russians censor
ship Of newspaper matter may have its
redeeming feature.
They are arresting men in eastern Kan
sas for gambling. but in western Kansas
even the man who places his money on
oil stocks * left unrnolested.
The Union Pacific employs. on the Nc
Pherscn section. twelve men: almost
enough TO get up a strike
The Anthony Bulletin calls them TX
pressions OF Kindness cards. The Bull
letin must be getting pay for them.
Anthony Is considering the proposition
OF boring for oil wichitas button
scheme is being advocated.
Salinas mayor is advocating paved
streets. This must be his first term
Newton dedicated its library to An.
drew Carnegie Monday night. An "elab-
crate" program was given
II. s. Jordan. Hutchinson boy. was on
board the Missouri when the explosion
occurred he writes home that II Is
supposed that the powder wen; of before
the breach was closed. blowing the
charge down into the magazine.
The sal, city Business College at
Hutchinson has doubled its capital stock
ard among the new stockholders f.
Billie Morgan
The veI-driliers in Reno county are
down more than 4 Thousand feet. The
dill f. working in black shsie-
Five more shows are booked for Hutch
irson. twa OF which are extrava gsnzzs.
Hutchinson shouid not get discouraged.
however. that iaternrban line 10 Wichita
VII soon BE in
Charlie Fi8ch. % the Lawrence Gazette.
lost hls father last week James @
Finch vas one of THE pioneers q the
state
Letters from Ksrsas coaETVss1Sn r.
i,erase the statement that congress vii
adjourn hy TIE ord Of this n0Hth-
TIE IDLE boy x the Hutchinson Bee has
glscoTere8 that the eosi hcx Es@t = TIE
council chamber = al AnheDssT- B,sscsl
beer case
Hutchinson SeEss Syi Dsxou. ~so TON
lives IN oEla h0szz. Is trying 70 get % =
-zhsss tTsl1 n 81 srcrs the fsyTssorF
20 Chicago II tins r4rre u fte Rer7zsii-
rzu rational convention. IN imitation q
The corn t-asa which zsnt frrrs Kansas
IS IEs II Sgt SasccR@os n thss. = = %
IL ho;43 fs~ wheat Trzsa Siu Bring Elan
letter lack than iha cora trzsn- He al
rays claimed TIE corr 'rzlz nc-ntaas@3
asc E<fr.er aES was a cauG4tzzfe fe- Z 81
fs-s STATES Eszr~szsi. Faiifzg % gsf tat !
- esnte1 - - depatF WA 10 d~5gs
ties ~e-e nazno5 ard - wsx 80 ~ tts 4
lsxs - stF1ck fo- 20 nsxf heser s@5- Hs /
Ne aaaliT g, - 81 zss<stzrt ssEs-asz- /
alarms q zase legislature .. 80
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-04-21
TIE ADVANCE OF lie wEALTH srAnnARn

T W. Higginson in writing Of the rapid advance of the
standard of wealth within the life the present genera
ton the wide difference Of what was considered :
fortune OF hundred years ago of now. He shows
that it is something formidable He says in the Atlantic
Monthly that in the writer's boyhood Thomas Cushing
the only in Boston its vicinity who was sus-
pected of being millionaire: and in his case some
regarded such wealth incredible He was an essen
TALLY modest retiring man. and said lady OF my &C
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-04-21

Perfectly healthy skin is advertised for sale in New
York at 500 square inch. That would make whole
hide too costly for anybody Wall street operator
Fetty Green, who is in with New York So
tax imposed her dog, will hardly buy any of the
healthy advertised feed dog on even
the richest woman in the world.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-04-21

The boss buster organs the criminal
whose conscience is his only They only
evidences of plots and conspraces. Governor Bailey
having taken his bride and gone his boyhoods home
visit these that doubt he is
going to Washington to help pry Burton and de-
eide on a machine to put in his place.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-04-21

tubercuous young man with but one lung, came out
to south Kansas from New England and now he has
three lungs married the other two Health wealth.
wife the only immediate results OF his move
far but his doctor another event on
which besides his fee will tip the scale pounds
Cr
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-04-21
1aily - agile
M. M. MURDOCH. Editor.

ROOSEVELT '-N'
but single issue for the coming cam
CAMPAIGN
velt which is equivalent saying that
the president is not only than
ordinary man. but an extraordinary man. Being man
OF uncomfortable of exceptional resources
of distinct character and OF marked mentality, Zero
ciousy honest and determined do right where is the
risk good the people and for the glory of
the country not such man of such positive convic-
tons preferable to conservative politician and time
serving executive for the direction of national affairs?
Our friends the enemy admit much. Conceding his
resolve do right and there be anything want
ing? Outspoken, frank and courageous despisng in
trigue and doubledealng can there be any fear of
serious mistake in choosing him as a leader possible
dread that might grayely The plain fact is and
it appreciated by the plain people, Roosevelt is not
only commonplace in any respect but he is the kind
who makes history worth studying and preserv
ing Every fiber of the mans brain vbrates
with integrity. AS cowboy, rough rider, governor OF
his state chief executive of the nation in whatever posi-
ton of authority of minor service in sense
time he even mediocre Then why not such man
rather than political platitudes for campaign
issue? that Mr. Watterson that against
such Democratic party with its promises
paper, its "pointings pride" stands no show for
victory? Mr. Watterson insists that the president is
"the only ISSUE he and his party will find him very
plain open issue such personal platform there
will be double readings between lines
He is in short typical American in all that the
implies.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-04-21

We wonder what is the size and style of the position
that Carnegie is expecting under the administration
He would make good secretary of the treasury In the
of deficit he could give the government substan.
tia lift without eopardzing either for popu-
larty heaven.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-04-21

Carnegie maintains that President Rcoseyelts atti-
tude the OF the Northern Securities merger
averted tremendous financial panic in this country
Andy probably knows whereof ne affrrns
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-04-21

a Topeka interview Governor Hoch practically
that if the people will elect legislature which will
follow his lead he will that all his prom
ses are enacted into laws AS things rdescen dreams
are great.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-04-21

What has become of that Kansas City Missouri. COM
mittee sent down Washington s105000 01
flood appropriation the interest of the railroads and
packing houses? And is the $4,000 put up expenses
by parties in interest to prove total loss?
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-04-21

South Kansas wheat has been saved again in great
shape by saturatiOn The present indications for
precedented yield in dozen counties surrounding this
city were never brighter.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-04-21

Carnegie may well make up his mind that he Will
have TO draw check for that promised 100000 the
Republican campaign fund for the Democrats are going
nominate Parker with the idea carrying RooseveIts
own state against him.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-04-21

The has predicted that after twenty years
Will He means by that say that by that time
he viii be ruling the whole world with nobody left
sight fight
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-04-21

The Kansas boss busters have called meeting the
blossom House Missouri decide whether the members
Of the old machine shall get of the earth simply sub
side in innocuous desuetude
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-04-21

The campaign which settle the permanent capital
Of the Oklahoma when admitted statehood will
be the liveliest thing the of election
perienced in the territory.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-04-21

That young Denver crank who refuses accept the
slSs0000 wiled him by his uncle doubt thinks he
knows enough in Of the rain but he doesn
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-04-21

Eastern Kansas has Wild end oil crazy. Many
towns are putting their dust into dust holes
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-04-21

skrydlon esteemed the bulldog Of the Russian navy
and his pictures look it
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-04-21

IN 1854 FORTY
held
claims
VI
On of
in the at City.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-04-21
KANSAS HISTORY REVEALS THAT j

IN feste from
Louis
o
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-04-21

ToDAY:A
t the ationalc onve a
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-04-21

YEARS dead at
in
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-04-21

to strike as
William Curtis the
asker Record,
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-04-21

The Denver, Kansas and Atlantic rail-
road runs across Barber county from
northwest to southeast That is. il will
do so when built, ald the Index says il 3
''su1e GO
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-04-21

The Farmers Cooperative Gin and Mill
will hold a meeting Saturday
at Granite for the distribution Of stock.
All the farmers of Greer and adjoining
are invited 10 participate.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-04-21

Narrowing of corn land is said TO make
the earth hold the moisture longer. Like
treatIne@s Of man By his wife will pro-
duce the same effect.
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-02-24

Full TON. KY.
.sssesaasese.eseeess.sssss

Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Hall left yes.
erday for a few days visit in Chica-
go
Mrs James Cook Of ST. Louis N
the guest Of Mrs c. Z Rice on Carr
street
Mrs Ben Briggs and daughter.
Miss Nell Of Mayheld are the guests
IF Miss Pearl Hall on Eddings street
Thomas II Loyelace. manager OF
he Daily Leader was in Paducah
Sunday
pr Seldom Cohn and wife have
returned from New Orleans and
nave taken rooms at the New Mea-
dows
William Cohn, wife and daughter
Miss iodis have returned from New
port. Arkansas whore they attended
b Conn Bernstein wedding
Hon Louis Spencer Daniels the
noted lecturer gave a lecture tn the
children AT Carr Institute yesterday
afternoon.
Mrs Julia Pelham entertained the
Stocking Club Saturday afternoon
At the home of Mrs John Erwin on
Eddns street
The Shas spoarian club was de.
lightfully entertained by Miss Hes
fer Buttan al she residence Of Mrs
smith Fields ON Eadins street
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-02-24

Miss j. L. Davis, Trained Nurse.
surgical medical obstetrleaL l24
Eleventh street, Cairo, H.
John O'shea. plumber; both phones
No. 1908 Washington avenue, Sewer,
ing, gas fitting, etc If
Wanted Inspector familiar with
poplar and cypress grading Apply
Cairo Mill and Lumber Co
a silver medal contest vii be held
at the Christian church Friday night,
February &c. Admission ten cents, Ct
Cut flowers at Mrs, l.. MadGens.
230l Holbrook, Cairo phone lS3,
Coal, Lump and Washed. Quick de-
livery. Lump at S2.75. Cairo Phone
439, Bell 79. two rings Office, c. w.
Wheeler's old stand on Tenth street
II r. L. CANNON.
Coal Lump and Washed Quick de
livery. Lump at s275. Cairo Phone
439. Bell 10, two rings. Office C. w
Wheeler's old stand on Tenth street
COAL! COAL! COAL!
HIGH GRAoE-eEsT PRICES SEE
NELLls, 1905 COMMERCIAL AVE.
BOTH PHONES S24.
Mr. Edmond H. Holt. piano tuner.
representing the r ] Clifford Piano
company of st, Louis, East St LOUIS
and Chicago, is in Cairo for a Few
days ANY one wishing TO have pianos
tuned win leave orders at Bulletin Or
fee, q
! will make a present Of fine new
100000 piano 10 one OF my customers
who buys four of the very latest
pieces of music within the next ten
days Sl00 is what the four pieces
will cost you. The piano will not cost
you one cent Cali at my store and
see the music and set further particu.
lars, G. n Buchanan I'll CONNER
cial avenue
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-02-24
GENERAL LOCAL NEWS.
Brief Mention of Events Concerning
the People of Cairo and
Vicinity.

Would Christ Join a labor uniou2
al be THE sthiec DC Rev Robert
Sickles sermon al the Calvary Bap
fist church next Sunday evening AMI
everyone is invited
Justice Joseph Steasala united two
couples in marriage yesterday They
were Miss Alma Marshall and Milton
Cope both OF BloIsett Mo- and Miss
Anna w Hawkins and Monroe j
Johnson. of Mcconnell Tenn.
Mrs Frank Prentiss Aver will en-,
terrain tie Thursday Night Card club
tomorrow evening AT the home Of hef
parents. MI and Mrs Andrew Lohr
0n upper Walnut street
Claude Newsum. formerly Of this
city. and Miss Mildred Ida Johnson
we're married al Dubuque Ia Feb
.l9
AIR Van Ogden yoght Of Boston
seer tary Of the United Society Of
Christian Endeagor win visil this
city ne 10th OF March He is mak
inc an extensive topr i'm the west il
this interest OF the society Plans arc
being made f0r q difference Of Chris
dan workers in this afternoon and at
night mass meeting will he held al
which Mr yast win make an address
While the bartender siumnered AL
Albert Laurents saloon. 500 com
morcial avenue yesterday morning
some ono entered the place and stole
the cash register which contained
Slo58T The thieves carried ii arounS
10 Railroad street and removing the
money lett fhe register in the street
where it was found later in the day
Mr. Harry Wilson night telegraph
operator for the Mobile and Ohio. Is
ii Jonesboro where be was called by
Tie serious condition OF his father
Daniel Wilson. who was struck BY
train last Monday The injured mau
IS one of the most prosperous farm
rs of Union county A dispatch re
seiged last night stated thar hts corr
dition was critical and be was not tx
pected TO live only snort time The
INJURIES sustained are a broken nacs
ina fractures of the lcTj arm ana
right leg
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-02-24

Mr. a. Harraker night operator az
Carbonate, after severe attack Of
Ia grippe Is able TO BE- ont again
Mrs. n A. Ridge and daughter
Vida, yisired in Balloon last Week.
Mr. Floyd Srann a rising young
lawyer of Joneshoro was here Wis.
. itjug his many friends Sunday re-
turned home Monday
Miss Cora Reeves Il spending this
week with her mother.
The Rush brothers have purchas.
ed Tire residence property of Tobias
Groner
Mr. John Oberhy after an extend
al Visit with Us .atives and friends
IA Pigg0tt Arkansas ana Dexter
Missouri returned home Thursday.
Mrs Thomas Hin visited relatives
in t'llin Monday
Al Woodard GAS Diiiow Everett
EddIeman ana J c Lent attended
court I'm Cairo saturday
Andrew ana family have moved
ID Paragmid Arkansas where they
viii. make their future home
The contest i'm defamation among
twelve oi the high school students
last Saturday night was d grand sue
cess Ia every feature The Cuugre.
gatioual church was crowded with
messed thg best contest in declama-
ton Dougola has ever had AN OF
the contestants acquitted them
selves most ereditably and every
recitation showed much preparation
Miss Vera Lombard. who recited
Old Mother Goose won first non.
ors-a gold medal aad Miss Yer
zone Fischer won second honors.
The chairman of The committee of
Judges, Mr. Floyd Spann OF Jones.
school on the talent displayed
Prof Brown n to be complement
ca on the success of the contest and
praised for his untiriHg efforts I'm
behalf of his pupils
The sidewalks slick
The streets are too.
rha winds the coolest
That ever blew
Il bites ont ears
Ii hurts our nose
II Pushes our cheeks
Il pinches our toes.
Il makes MS cough
Our eyes water run
And makes us wish
Summer would soon come
That time he birds
Sing high in the trees N
We will welcome more
Than this wintry breeze.
DONGOLA, ILLINOIS.
Mrs. John Weatherby of Muir
physboro is here visiting relatives
ana friends
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-02-24

Mr. Charles Schrier, of Chicago
Who came mere % attend the funeral
II hs brolberinl law the late Charles
p Fair, returned home Yesterday
Nr 81 A loucreau who mas
bccn employed as civil engineer ou
the work az the Illinois Central bridge
leaves today for the east on yac.
tion
Mr. George Temple Of Champaign.
has accepted a position as night mon
ey clerk at the office Of the American
Express company, vice Richard Bar
row. who takes a day position on re
expense desk
Mr. Julius M1y WHO has been con.
fined 10 his home ON Eighteenth street
by illness. is almost recovered.
Mr. p Willie the popular 0ae-
gagpmun at Central Union station.
has returned from a several days va.
cation in New Orleans and Memphis.
All the former place he Witnessed the
Mardi Gras festivities. and at tbe TAFT
Ter spent a short time with SIR Byron
Gross. formerly OF This ciy during
his absence the baggage department
was in charge of Mr. Mathews
The six yearold daughter of AIR
n I'll Kendall of 81 Washington
avenue. died al O'Clock yesterday
f "a
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-02-24
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
CARRIER MILLS.


Sickness is prevalent in our town
IN fact toe numerous to mention,
J. .. story of Story Shoe company
was in Harrisburg our county seat
Monday
several of CIR young bows aged
from r. 10 % GorAged chlck rs and
sold them to pay their way 70 The
Buckskin Charlie show last week
Ruckskin Charlie addressed a
goodly crowd Sunday eve at the
Band Han on good citizenship
Mrs Marshall Davis tell an tine
ice Monday morning and severely
hurt herself DTS 4 G Fuller and
j. & Hudson were cailad and are
waiting upon bar
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-02-24
AT CAIRO OPERA HOUSE
The Foeffler Company Is Playing 10
Record Breaking Audiences
Free Tickets Tonight,

Another large audience greeted t0e
iioefaer company at the opera house
last night 10 witness The Crane
Ruby and 10 say that they were
again pleased is putting il mildly,
they We're delighted The play wa.
entirely a different style TO the one
presented the night before. but the
company were perfectly at home In H.
The piece deals with politics and nyp-
nojism combined The scenes are
laid in the lower wards of the large
titles aad pictures the workings OF
be political machine Tonight tae
ompauy EjH present My old kcp
ucky Home Friday nisat viii ba
matclf night when cash prizes VIII
given fha best amateur of our CRY
appearing AS AN iuducement for TO.
dgnt tickets wil BIZ given free -
the thirty making fhe most number
words from the word keu'ucHv.