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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-21

and factory after factory closed. Throngs
Of worknen5 parndcd the streets and when
their colleagues refused to join them,
broke down the gates and forced out the
men. The whole industrial center is idle
All the textile mills and every printing
office in ST. Petersburg Is closed. Ono
electric light plant and one water plant
have shut down, and over ooo men are
I out. - =,
Wild Threats Uttered.
throughout the day workmcn's meetings
we're held, at which incendiary speeches
were lnade, The widest threats being ut
tered as 10 what would come In the event
OF The failure OF the authorities and chi
ployers to meet their demands. The ner-
yousness and dread OF what the next few
days might bring forth was increased by
reports that tho workmen OF MOSCOW,
Kieff, lSharoff, 1Sishncfr and other large
cities in The interior might join the move
nlert. While the government and em-3
ployes temporizcd the photographers and
railroad employees threatened 70 join the
Il Halkout, paralyZing The communications
& OF the country.
"a Every newspaper IN st. Petersburg has
been forced to suspend publication, owing
to the strike. Tho suddrnness OF the
strike and the far reaching nature OF the
Il workmens organization was largely a
&uTDfJse 10 Inc SOEsIiiIlcitl
I Starting with the walkont Of u few thous-
and employees of the Pntiloft Iron Works,
due 10 purely Industrial causes, it spread
& ms rapidly asa conilagration through the
Z laboInS classes.
Will Try TO Hold Meeting.
Jan. 20. 7 +. M,--Tle managers Of the
mig concerns here lave formally decided
TO refuse TO ireqt with any persons ex-
Il ceptl their own workmen, but they are
ready TO adjuet all the points IN dispute
except the eight-huur daS, which they
say Is a matter for The government to
decide. ns legal work day In Russia is
eleven hours, and allow committees OF
wGfkmen to fix he prize Of piece work
4 and the payment of the men While strik.
ipg. There Is a general fear. however
thht The strike has eltcred on II political
phase. and that tlrhnlcnee and h!oodslied
#4,fN inevitable. AT the meetings to-day
tbe at1s,n were greatly excited. and drew
f9lipip formal petition TO The Emperor
Which viii be sent 20 lsarEkoe Seio to-
niajit l,y a deputatiolll asking him o civ,
e 1, response al the Winter Palace ON sun
il dpY, ~ the same timr guaranteeing hin
Immunity from personal Violence
nbe prlttlng esiablishben's are closing
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-21
Iudps Yarrell Here.

Judge I.eond!as y. Yarrel OF 1siIselii,esI
;villeS equity, n prominent IN Wye ! nnl
county, MAS In tlle ell yesterda Y, Juls Y
YBrrell MAS recent Ga les FoF' wv 's
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-21
!. MR.. 'KATEs SICK.
Suffers Slight Stroke 81 Parra=ly-,
sis I'M His Office.

MI. Joseph W. Hates, he#retlred tele-39
graph superintendent, who suffer q
Slight stroke nf#paralysls III his office III
the American National Bank building
some days ago, is still confined TO his
room, No. 200 East Grace Street.
5s Colonel Hates issSnot considered dan-s
gero,sly i'll. and Is being treated &byS DR.
CIV. p. Brock II IS many friends hope
he will shortly recover ~ MI r.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-21
General.

Il Russian strike situatioi,roa critical
stage al! papers in ST. petersburg si's-
5pareeh and a,lulf ofscity lis In darkness
loInclals decide on energetic measures TO
prcscrvn order---senator% Slnoot 3Ntat cs
stattti Il, nd z denies charges made By Pro-
tcstants-.4 Session of Congress-: St House
1ra:;aes army arproprlat ion bill aflerlad opt,,
III ayndndmentiNFtJ .6BrSan visits Capitol
sand{is greeted bY5old friends; Senate con-
isJders statehood bil:aIIepburn rate bill
viii be- introduced in House to-day and
5wl.l probably pass: Senate committee be-
GINS Inquiry railroads making 5bitter
hight: question Of rebates---J p Morgan
said is have defeated inovcnient for ship
Ming pill at this session - While asleep
man shoots twice &At wife--Man in
Georgia shoots and Kills another who
danced with his fcarl---Chi,I re-
covers after being put il$coffi I'M iners
otlst ma II who made savage al tia elk H on
President Milchcll---S Sporting news of the
1i.ll, -.l.-. VI y. I.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-21
Iue,ee Will Return To-day

Judge edmund AYa1dill, Jr. of the United
states District Court, y slill,ahsent from rom
tho city, holding court In Norfolk, lp I, :
has been one Of the busiest terms neq
cases having come up, he jlid geis IS ex-
Iiectcd home to-day 1t5{ 3ls e Hl84 * ~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-21
Lost After ALL /.

Pastor j, l3. lIntson w II preach At tho
Pine street BAPTIST Church Tomorrow
and night The subject IN tbs
will he 'spirliuai Food';;ti al
night, Lost RftersAll,' Bs AZ X,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-21
.lVo Appetite

Means.loss Of vitality, vigor
or tone, andiis often a pre-
cursor Of prostrating sick
ness. This is why it is
serious. The best, thing
you can do is to take the
great Alternative and tonic
Hoods Sarsaparilla
/ Which has cured Thousands.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-21
New WYtheyille Rector.

# Especial to THIN 'Tlmes- DlsLttGh,J 4 ~
NJ. k Pcndleton, II of Marlettai} Ohio, hn q,
l,iccepfed Tho call made BY YSs w or ~,
5John i9piscopal Church ut this place 'il ~
Viii enter on duties Of his new flelu - ne
smlddle{oG February, ii ~ 81 g,}}5g
H
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-21
North Carolina.

u The Murray lrurder case III Durham
given 10 the Jury. but after many hours
they had not returned g verde IT, North e
Carolina Bankers Z Executive COMMITTEE
discuss bonded warehouses; for storing
cotton witt, negotiable. eceipts--1rhe
a Legislature passes Bill to#tiX weiEht OF
gcnr!nmeal; Richmond county prohibition
ill9lopposed by Republican. #btit Will 5be-
como II law: senate passes olutlon&prO-
3vldinglfor three stchographers for on
igrossingf work. 55i43 q
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-21
Richmond

srbconmit,ecrep q, 1iili t,oitt m
an ordinances. Charter and n form Snr..a.
nanee marking o'ii boundary Of te ,,,I, ~
XIV iIsred al spcrlall,neeting Of fun CON,
nmTIititseseaPresident TYLER Of William md Z,
MARY college. says he Is; for Judge bMnnm
sor C,overnorC . q. ss,'itsum, y
5.Isinodr OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES lice raid disor-
derry ho,isoand 3flnd two small white giris
Sons of the American Revolution. az.
range for celebration to he held FeprunIaEi
nee t---r,Sc ellent7 statement issued, show
liz liz, earnings of the Georgia central- i, :,
Ssacretary5 Brent tells why he did not run ~.
forfohice Of superintendent4ot Pubc H. !,
SIM ect 9 morrow. Nl4ANt.IIES 1t
Proposition to use Belle Isle water re-
reivcd with favor Arrest 80 Doc q n
lerson for breaking Snrah Jonees's bc d..
Organization Of e. Eau GIGS 20 lleev
or
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-21

itch cured In 80 aminues by Yoo !,
Owent & Aiinor Drug Co., Richmond, Va
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-21
W|||IAlNT'SfTOIRGT|'|U.R|:|.N|l||0.. !.
....CU|N3T0|:|0 owner ! IE|:.||||..
Interesting Letter Received ll 3s
a 81 ii From d UJnioi1 NHete- NUM-
CONTAINED MANY N Y Re IL s.
Letter and Picture ~, Stock ',f9yc \ Pos Pos
.sSs55s sib1y Putin by Mary


Mr.. Calvin childs, Of South lanc,u1 sater,
Mass, WHO was d soldier irt llo 5Fedcral
army, hns written a most Interesting ls *:
trr ITO Mrs Lizzie Cary Daniel 1 core 1r'c
spondlng ysecretary OF the Con ederat t''g
Memorial Literary Society, itlsswh,llc,hh he
offers to return 10 the owner some IL
tcrestlng war relics DUST discovered IN tue
stock or d GUN, which was n, use during.
Tho great struggle. Nj. c,hllds, WHOSE. nd
dress 8is p. { o. box AZ, Lancaster, LASS
ant1i who ywts d private In Company q
Second Massachusetts Volunteers s. tali II
try.s writes Mrs Daniel that ngnelglllh''o}r "
gave him n single burreled shot gin5 about
three wears ngo, which had been used III
the civil War. ~ III * ~ IL Il .fs n g 3
3s II says the gun was presen ted to y, ~
by I he widow Of u man who was not "
soldier but who picked It up on the bait
6tleflelds Of $Petersbur when q Went
there to look after a wounded nephew
5$ Mr. Childs says his regimen was at Pc q.
3tcrsburg and he has, therefore, kept the
gun as ~ rel 1 ~ &
recently he noticed III Handling It that
the stock ratified Eas though something!
was inside. He opened 1T within screw
( driver and found Mt contained a lstter,
from h Richmond lady "a her lover, dated
January 5, 1862, which letter begins Dear
john = 2 Sd Il m II 81 IA N "a y Nj
Contained Relics.
'rhe Signature Is Xiary Lee md the.
address givon is u Water Street, Box O.. 81
rhe letter contains II photograph Of Miss
Lee, and other relics were found In the.
stock Of the gun. Among t hem were q
copper cert OF date i s37 and others bear
ing dates, 1927 and 1861. 3g 5 IA #
n There wa q five cent note and ~ garnet
set, and agshort pencil {in5the gun as we'll !ll
The writer Of thu5letter to Mrs. Daniel g.s
anxious that tho picture and other relics
shall be returned to their owner if she
could be found, and tits $forbthis reason
that he .wrlt es. ,tt "a ~
Il He would also like to locate the owner
OF the gun iii he can he loca ted thoaEh
he expresses the opinlon#that it was mot
likely used by a Federal soldier, as South
orners did not carry sho tgulis. II q
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SUMMARY Of The |. {: DAYS 3 \ NEWS r.: Y



20 n ofec g ny rs
(. 'afiiptI,is F.if Saturdays sunday falr,
~ a u /, Iaarelitsnt SatlirhaS; SuhahS
nattlyf 'ciondSs light TO eresli north fa 70
4 northeast Winds II III
"a t,,cI,nond's weather ytst ertih was cleir
and moderate in tcr,pee'r'a turc' 4 @S 4
iii o I'll u fsrl1R;; d
10 AZ 'H d. 5O
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70 ". Il ~ ! M III, MI, h, /. As
10 ff.s si. els. ~ Il Y I IN ,. a. AZ M
q I. ,..ts.. .t..,. !, 40 II
IL midnight 49,
8Atcra 60 ~, y i ~
HIGHEST Temperature vest erdn 1880 ~ Al Al
EInNegt Temperature ses terta N,..t.stss,s,iiyy En-
Mean Temperature ycsterda a MATHEMATICIAN
Nornii,l Temperature TO- Janmary., Io
nS;,ar,ture3 from normal Temporarily ets.h0 ~ Ri
Precipitation dhrine l,as = <.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-21
1N1,1,lr,,ls IMANAC,

All lg3 Fl5 nj n d 8 January u " l?S..s
4 81, III .oa 10 "A HIGH II DE
sr,8'set I .5,2i MolninE....... wv; ~
Mann ryl;rs M. 600 11velllnE..s..s.;.'.a:e
La Junta tribune., 1905-04-26
Sss,s Fs 1ssssssss aossss.

Monday morning. upon the arrival
Of No. | from the east. C. T. Brew
ster. Of Decatur. Iowa. who was a
Pullman passenger on his way 10
Ordway To visit relatives. notified
the officers that he had been robbed
of gold watch set with diamonds
and Sis in money. A few hours la
ter W. II. Wheatley. the coiored
train porter. was searched and the
watch and Sl4 were found on his
person. He claimed that the watch
and money had been given TO him by
the colored porter. William Willis.
of the Pullman car. The officers at
Ration were notified and Willis was
arrested as soon as the train reached
that city. Sheriff Barr went 20 Ra-
ton and returned with Willis on No.2
Monday night Willis says that ne
knows nothing of either the watch
or the money. Both colored gentle
men will be guests Of the Hotel de
Barr until further notice.
La Junta tribune., 1905-04-26
Csmpsign os Eaucstioa.

Local merchants are about to in
augurate a campaign of education in
a strenuous effort to place a quietus
upon the department store habit. a
disease which seems to have some of
the citizens of this community in a
vise-like grip. The best way to
quell the department store habit is
to advertise in the local newspapers.
tel the people what you have and
how much YOU want for il. Depart
ment stores are flooding the mails
with advertising matter. which give
elaborate descriptions of the goods
they have for sale. and quote prices
that usually land customer. Peo-
pie who are not mind readers do not
know what local merchants have in
stock. and some of them will never
find out unless the merchants adver-
tlse and quote attractive prices.
Home merchants should meet this
competition by advertising literally
in the home paper and fighting fire
with FIRE. Home merchants can sell
as cheaply as the department stores
If they want to. and try for the
business Intelligent and persistent
advertising brings the business.
Montgomery Ward once said that if
ne wanted to engage in business and
only had 800 capital he would pur-
chase 81 worth of goods and spend
$Ss in advertising. The TRIBUNE
has advertising space for sale
La Junta tribune., 1905-04-26
Death Of Mrs. e. -. Ositx.

Laura p. Deitz. wife of +. NJ
Deitz. one of the pioneers of La
Junta. died at the family residence
IN North La Junta last Saturday
evening. Mrs. Deitz had been i'll
for two weeks. but her illness was
not thought serious until Saturday
afternoon when alarming symptoms
developed and the end came at $40
o'clock The immediate cause OF
her death was acute general perito-
nitis.
Mrs Deits was daughter of
Bernard Huff, also resident of this
city and was born in Kansas October
l3, 1875. At the time of her death
she was aged - years. s months and
9 days. She leaves a husband, four
children and many sorrowing friends
and relatives to mourn her untimely
demise. who have the deep sympa-
thy Of this community in their be-
reayement.
The funeral took place from the
residence in North La Junta Nor
day afternoon, the services being
conducted by the Rev. j. Ryland
Murdoch. of the Baptist church. and
the interment occurring at River
view cemetery.
La Junta tribune., 1905-04-26
s.,,ss s.s.Ae. s...s. A-.,.

Fred Scott and Sidney Clark. two
boilermakers who recently arrived
from Los Angeles TO work in the
local shops. have separated and are
no longer friends They have been
boarding at Z. A. Vallow's While
Clark was at work Scott went
through his partners effects at the
boarding house. taking a gold
watch. $40 in money and a silver
watch. and then hiked for parts un-
known The officers have as yet
been unable to find any trace Of
Scott. and il is presumed that he
left town via a side door sleeper.
La Junta tribune., 1905-04-26
So0E 0oaE LOCAL rvG0S
'ade with II. G.. Todd

Trade with H. G. Todd
For that dress suit see Bowen.
Fog SALE Cedar posts al Roop's
store
Thompson will show you bargains
in carpets and portieres-
Three room house and ten acre Of
land near town; cheap. &C. l. Seeley.
For SALE OR TRADE-A first
class Jack. Inquire Of j. p Bradish
Latest spring designs in CARPETS.
curtains and portieres at Thomp-
sons
A fine baby girl arrived at the
home Of A. F. Welte Monday morn
ing.
Eight room house and about three
acres of land. at bargz,in.-C L.
Seeley.
FoR RENT Suite of two furnish
ed rooms: modern. Inquire at the
TRIBUNE Office.
A marriage license WAS issued
Monday to Fred A Kinney and Maud
T. Wood. both of Rocky Ford.
WANTED All the second hand
goods in La Junta; best price paid
Furniture Exchange Company
WANTED Young Jersey COW. good
for milk and butter: must be frssA.
Address Mrs. Harry Weller. Airing
ton, Colo.
Mrs. Jerry Miller and children left
Monday night for Rosendale. Mo,
to make an extended visit with rela-
tiyes and friends
We have established hide house,
and will pay the highest market
price for hides. pelts and furs. la
Junta Hardware company.
j. A. Venable is working in the
blacksmith shop Of the Colorado and
Southern at Trinidad. His family
expects to join him about MAY lst
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Farley. who
have been visiting the parents Of
the latter in Lamar for ten DAYS.
returned home last Sunday morning
Quite delegation of Odd Fellows
will leave today for Ordway TO at
tend the celebration incident To the
eighty-siNth anniversary of that or
der.
Don't pay rent. you can't affori
TO; think il over. then come and |
will show YOU where you can buy
home and use your rent TO pay for
it.-R. b. Cook
Ford Steward was down from
Rocky Ford yesterday visiting his
mother. Mrs. Z. J. Steward. who
leaves the latter part Of the present
week for her home in Valparaiso.
Ind.
Mrs. 5. +. Wood and children
went to Rocky Ford yesterday on
the noon train to attend the wedding
of Fred A. Kinney and Maud r.
Wood. which took place last night in
that city The bride Is a niece Of
). +. Wood.
Harry Strong mas returned from
Ration. where he has been holding
down the job Of timekeeper in the
Santa Fe shops. He has accepted a
position as chief clerk 10 General {
Foreman John Cook in the Santa Fe :
shops at TINS point.
A report reached this CITY las,
TO the effect that Mitchell,
the barber-baSehallist. who played
left field with the la Junta team in
1893. had fallen from a train in the
Chicago yards. losing an arm and |
having both legs broken. No par
ticulars available.
The last will and testament Of Col.
III. j. Roberts, of Manzanola. sho
died recently in California. was ad-
mitted to probate in the county
court Monday. Col. Roberts caves ,
real estate and personal property 4
valued at $500 to the Odd Fellows
lodge at Manzanola.
The property owners along the
west side Of Cimarron avenue are
petition for presenta-
ton TO the city council asking for !
the creation of a Sidewalk district
extending from Trinidad plaza to
the city limits Ii will BE- presented I
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-04-25
JOIN FOR MUTUAL DEFENSE.
Stratford Girls Will Stand No More
of Yale Flirting.

Tired Of the frivolous attentions Of
Yale students who are 'rustlcated' tt
th cir town, Stratford's young and pref
ty society girls have banded togethe
in an organization known as the
Bachelor Girls club.
The chief object Of the club, &C
cording to its president, Miss Dora
Rogerson, is to repel the flirtatioui
advances Of Yale students who come
to their town In college life students
who fail to make satisfactory progress
in their studies are 'rusticated' tc
places outside of New Haven.
Milford and Stratford get most o.
the students who are subjected to Thu
form Of discipline, but instead of try
ing to catch up with their studies the
students have been trying to win tn
hearts of Stratfords pretty grs
When they return to college, howe%r
the students quickly forget their rusa
acquaintances.
1t viii now be an offense punish
able by a fine for a member of the
Bachelor Girls club to be seen in thu
company of Yale man.-New Yorl
| WnrId
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-04-25
Bio Three Year Odds

"The largest three-year-old children
U the world live in Cairo. said one Of
he conductors on one Of the open cars
erday afternoon when he arrived at
he back platform after an ignomini-
nus retreat before the ire of sturdy
natron OF middle age
Yes, sir; the kids in this town
ught to get all the medals, or else 1
I'M no judge OF age. used to think
could tell baby when | saw one,
)ut now give it up. What can fels
ow do when a woman says, Johnny
'ides free He can only ask the boys
,ge and If the woman says he in only
Il little over two, the conductor can do
but one thing. and | have done that
FOR the last time | won't go up against
game like that again soon"
The occurrence which had resulted
n the conductors flight and his deep
hagrin attracted the attention Of
,veryone in the car. The matronIy
woman sat near the frcnt and by her
| ide was Johnny She wore glasses
md her general appearance made one
| nvoluntarly picture a henpeeked
| husband at home building fires and
| hopping kindling.
| Fares, please" said the conductor.
She handed him nickel,
What about the boy?" said the man
IN the uniform
| FyN,. fy,aN
| Il am afraid began the con-
luctor.
"Why. he has been riding free
light along. No one else ever ques-
Toned It. If you are not careful, sir,
will report you"
"But all children over three years
must pay, and am sure this lad is at
least eight years old.
"Ha. ha, He is fine little fellow
sn't he? But he is only little more
han two years Old
Madam, you will excuse me, but
will have to-" The conductor said
o more, for the matrons eyes spark
ed defiance, and the flush of anger
ose in her cheeks. She raised from
Ter seat as she said:
You impudent upstart. do you NEAR
o say that you doubt my word?
win give you lesson in manners"
The conductor waited for no more
)ut made his escape to the back plat
'orm The woman finally Gained heI
elf and made the rest OF the trip, si'
ing very proudly with head erec'
Little Johnny, evidently well traine
~ long experience sat perfectly quie
md ventured no remark.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-04-25
He Beat His Wife lin

This was not heard at the Ell1's cir
,us last night but 1t is a good one:
Did you hear that. (naming
! well known citizenl beat his wife up
ladly. Easter morning.
Why, no." was the reply. Il
bought they We're getting along beau.
fully. ! see them together frequent
and they are as loving as kittens
when they are In public. You surely
ire mistaken"
mo, am not. | happen to know
he whole truth in the natter
Il am distressed beyond measure to
rear it. How was it? What induced
lin to do such horrible thing?"
Why, it was just this way was the
FOOL rejoinedr, '-- had planned to
20 hunting Easter morning and his
wife objected to it; he was very per-
'istent, however and slipped out Of
)ed before she was awake and went
If on his duplicating her up badly
lust as told you"
The silence that ensued could have
leen heard city block.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-04-25
PETIT JURORS DRAWN
Circuit Clerk Selects Men to Act ~
Jurors at the May Term Of Cir
cult Court.

rhe petit jurors for fhe conirs
Term Of court were drawn yesterday.
Circuit Clerk Zee B Davis drew the
names from q number furnished by
tne county commissioners. They are.
Charles Edeeker Nathan Rogers, u.
Sanford "A HALEY. Albeit Simona q.
~ Terrell William Davis, ]. b Ma
aee. Alexander Martin jr. VIM Cher
Isl, Charles 2. Young, Joseph Hurt
sSuy Wilson r Hebsacser Frank Fry,
Richard Taylor Julius Anderson and
i A Kuhn 81 Cairo Eser3y Bedwell
snd Marshall Buster Of Santa Fe:
Iseni cauble, John White and VII
Sam Mitchell Of cleo Edward Brazier
and Thomas Morninestar 81 Lake Mil
gan q, q. Miller and Arthur Brown
81 Thebes Oscar Lane, Ed Latham
ana H. 81 MHlcahy % Goose Island,
lehn Glaab 81 Clear Creek ] w BIZ
Kingsley "a East Cape Daniel ST. Clair
fad Jordan Pnllett I Unity. WesleS
Smithy 81 sandusky and David Brown
of Baecb Ridge
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-04-25
QUICK SALE OF SEATS.

There was no favoritism shown in
the sale OF seats for the Elk's circus
when the box office opened yesterday
morning, yet some far-sighted individ-
uals managed TO obtain a decided ad
vantage over their less astute ne gil
boris. l. d. T. mesG enger boys had
been provided with the necessary
cash and instructed to be on hand
early When the box Office opened at
$3.50 the lads were among the first in
he line and they bought from a hun
dred to hundred and fifty seats each
az they were instructed to do. This
vas not scalper's dodge, but legit
innate TRANSACTION for actual patrons
OF the show At S:3o the procession
Of would-be patrons extended from
/ The box office to the street car track
and by the time the last person reach
4 "a the office the sign standing room
)aly' had been displayed HUNDREDS
Who came later were unable TO buy
cIsets.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-04-25

\ dress-maker on one of the down
town cross streets has a new sign dis.
played on the front Of her establish
ment which created some consterna-
ton Sunday forenoon. 1t is printed on
vivid red card beard in tall black
.ype and short distance away looks
exactly like one of the health officers
smallpox signs, Cold shlyers ran up
and down the spine of more than one
fair deVotee Sunday as She caught
glimpse of the ominouslooking sign
rs she hurried past TO church. but she
smiled when she realized that ii was
Dnly a modists bid for patronage.