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The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-07-09
BESSEMER MINES MAKING RECORDS July VIII Probably Bring Mark
 ed Increase VIRGINIA MINE DOING WELL Blue Creek Mines Are Making Fairly Good output-ore Min>a Are
 Operating on Ful.
 Time.
 
VIRGINIA MINE DOING WELL

Bessemer, July S.-(Special. )-The mines of the Bessemer division have resumed operations after being closed down for a output is steadily increasing, and the in- dications are that during the coming month the records of the mines will be better than any other month since the miners strike, which was declared in July of 1904.
 The Virginia mine, which was wrecked on February 20 by the terrible explosion, In which III men lost their lives. has been repaired and over sixty men are now em- ployed in the mines. The output is grad ually increasing and the indications are that within the next few weeks 1t will be normal again. This mine employs union men, as it was doing at the time the dis aster occurred.
 The mines of the Blue Creek district have almost recovered from the fire of last winter, and the output is again on the increase. Sumter mine, which was all most entirely wrecked by the fire, has been repaired and in a few days 1t will start up with a fairly good force of miners.
 The mines of the Woodward company. which was less affected than any by the strike are getting out more coal than they ever did. The Sloss company which was barely affected by the strike. are also turning out coal in large quantities.
 The ore mines on Red mountain are breaking all former records. The mines of the Woodward company are getting out an increased output of ore for the new furnace. The ore mines of the Tennessee company arc also making splen- did records.
 Bessemer Has Pay Day.
 Several of the large industries and mines of Bessemer had their regular pay days today and the business of the mer- chants was very satisfactory this after noon and tonight. Large crowds were on the streets and today the city presents an air of prosperity that has always towns in the state.
 At the Churches.
 The Rev. Frank l.. Wear will preach at the First Cumberland Presbyterian church at the morning and evening ser vices towomorrow.
 The Rev. Dr. J. l.. Britain, pastor of the First Methodist church. will preach at both services Sunday.
 At the Trinity Episcopal church the Rev. I. O. Adams will conduct the reg ular services Sunday.
 The Rev. R. s. Gavin, pastor of the First Baptist church, will preach at both services Sunday
 At the St. Ilysious church, the Rev. Father Kelly will conduct the regular services Sunday.
 The Rev. D. P. Taylor, pastor of the First Christian church, will preach at the morning and evening services Sunday.
 At the First Presbyterian church the Rev. R. c. Gilmore will preach at both services tomorrow. A congregational meeting will be held at the morning ser vice for the purpose of transacting some important business.
 In few weeks the ch>>ches of Besse- mer will begin union revival service. It has not yet been decidede whether the services will be held in Library hall or under a tent.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-07-09
DAUGHTERS PICNIC
 SET FOR JULY lS
Daughters and Veterans of the Confed- eracy Arranging for Entertainment.
 Personal and General.

Bessemer, July s.-(Special.)-T Besse- mer Chapter, Daughters Of the Confeder- acy. is at work arranging for the picnic and entertainment to be given by the Daughters and the Veterans on July lS at City park.
 An effort is being made to make the oc- casion a great success both socially and financially.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-07-09
ELKS LEAVE FOR
 THE BUFFALO TRIP
LARGE NUMBER GO FROM BEs- sEMER-AccoRDING TO ACTION OF CITY COUNCIL THE SIDE WALKS ARE CLEARED.

Bessemer, July s.-(Special.)-A large party of Bessemer Elks and their friends left this morning in special car over the seasoard Air Line for Buffalo, where they go to attend the annual convention of the Elks. In the party from here were Mayor Thomas T. Huey and Mrs. Huey, Maj. W. J. Parkes, James Cahill and Mrs Cahill, Rose Huey and Mrs Huey, J. H. Etter, P. F. Murphy and Hugh Smith.
 The party will be augmented by repre- sentatives from the Tuscaloosa, Blocton, Huntsville and Montgomery lodges.
 Sidewalks Clear.
 Yesterday the chief of police notified all the merchants of the action of the coun- cil Thursday night, that declared that hereafter no sidewalk space would be allowed the merchants for fruit stand or signs. The business men promptly acced- ed to the action of the Mayor and Alder men and today sidewalks were cleared of all stands and signs.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-07-09
A Night of It.

From the Philadelphia Press.
 "Popley's got an awful big family. It must be awful to feed all them"
 II guess so. | realized last night what it means to have about hundred mouths to feed.,'
 Goodness! did you have to entertain that many people?' No; mosquitoes"
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-07-09
The Only Sure Crop in Kansas.

From the Osborne Farmer.
 I have lived in Kansas only twenty eight years, but that has been long enough for me to learn that crop here is never a cinch until you have 1t harvested, sold, and the money all spent
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-07-09
c. D. Kenny Go.

The only tea and coffee house in Bes- semer has their display in windows which are attracting the public. as nothing of this kind has ever been here before.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-07-09
Is Released on Bond.

Anniston, July S.-(Special.)-Wash Irv- ing, who has been In the city jail for several days charged with stabbing w. C. Wright last Sunday, made bond this morning, and was released from cus- tody. He was charged with assaulting Wright with knife. This morning, how ever. the charge was changed to assault with intent to murder. His bond was fixed at BOO. which he readily made. His trial will occur Monday morning. Wright, the injured man, is doing we'll
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-07-09
Personal and General.

MT. A. L. Otley and MT. Ed Carleton have returned from q trip in Tennessee.
 Mrs. R. D. Lanier of Boice, Tex, and Mrs. J. S. Jordan and two little children of Ennis, Tex, arrived tonight and are the guests of MT. and Mrs. w. D. Lanier.
 Mrs. Lone Clarke and children leave tomorrow for a few days stay at Cook Springs.
 Mrs. Sidney Marks left yesterday for Greenville to visit relatives.
 Miss Lucy McAdory will leave tomorrow with a party from Birmingham for trip to California and the west.
 Miss Emeia Renner will leave tomorrow for a trip to Arkansas. MT. and Mrs. Joseph Calm have re- turned to their home at Gadsden.
 Mrs. H. Goldberg will return tomorrow from a visit to Gadsden.
The Holly chieftain., 1905-04-28
w. L. Douglas shoes
for men at White Bros.

'Tis funny how beet.sugar fac.
tory attracts. Now there is Holly,
for instance, jumping right into
Importance. business booming and
everything lovely. And just to
diversity the strenuousness of
things, an Uncle Tom show and
several dogs visited holly Tuesday
night. 1t is sai,i that in the scene
where little Eva dies, that Just be.
fore she departed she asked if it
were fact about Mr. Oxnard buy
ing everything in Prowers Co.
Prowers County News. The above
unfortunate report of Eva's conun.
drum shows how important it is
that q. Newspaper should have it's
reporter on the spot so that the
report of events should be correct.
What little Eva did ask in her
last throes of dissolution was:
"Now that Mr.. Oxford has bought
the west end OF Prowers county,
what will he do with itln
The Holly chieftain., 1905-04-28
Mems fancy dress shirts
25c, soc and $1.oo at
White Bros.


According to the News the
farmers in the immediate vicinity
of Norfolk have signed for almost
three times the beet acreage that
they produced last year, notwi,h-
standing the fact that the beet su-
gar plant, which was in operation
there for thirteen years. has been
dismantled and moved to Colora.
do. The Norfolk beets will be
shipped to the Standard Beet Su-
gar Company, Leavitt. Nebraska.
Beet Sugar Gazette. All of
which is food for thought.
The Holly chieftain., 1905-04-28
Mems full stock union
made Love shoes $2.25 al
White Bros.

Colonel Thomas Holland will
soon return to Amity with his fam
lily to again assume management
of the colony. The colonel came
here with the eolouy in 1898, and
through bis efficient management
1t was successfully tided over the
strenuous pioneer days. He is q
man of much ability as a lesder
and at the same time makes warm
friends of all with whom he comes
in contact His many friends
will heartily welcome him back to
this vicinity.
The Holly chieftain., 1905-04-28
Local and Personal.

Local ana PERSONAL.
Straw hats ut White Bros.
w. NJ. Wiley spent Wednesday
in Denver.
Embroidery end lace at White
Bros.
L. N. Gee is building a neat
cottage on Fifth street.
Mems good overalls Soc and 75c
at White Bros.
DR.. Shobe. dentist, will be at
the Holly hotel. May 4, 5 and 9th.
w. G. Gould, president of the
Holly bank, was down from Lamar
Saturday.
Mems good work shirts 25c. .bes,
yet at White Bros.
Jones Bros. have placed an ele.
CANT new bar and fixtures in their
liquid dispenfary.
Boys washable suits, 75c to
| sl.50 at White Bros.
W. E. Tarbox came down from
'amar Saturday and is spending
he week with his family.
Ladies' hand bags at White
;ros.
If you want to buy, sell or in
re property Of any kind call on
Jefferson & Chenoweth.
W. L. Douglass shoes at White
ros.
r. L. Pickett, this week, pur.
chased the S. F. White property
corner Second and Cheyenne
streets.
Ladies' ready made suits
from S1.oo to $3.50 at
White Bros.
A large number of Odd Fellows
went to Lamar Wednesday to par
ticipate in the celebration of the
anniversary of that order.
The best and latest line of dry
goods at White Bros.
G.. e. Dyksterhuis brought in
three OF his thoroughbred Poland
China pigs Friday TO ship to par.
ties in the western part of the
state.
Mems extra heavy black over
alls 5Oc at White Bros.
/ The Presbyterian Aid society
will hold it's next regular meeting
at the home of Mrs. j. s. McMur-
try, Thursday, May 4. 1905, at
2:so p m. JAN
Red. white. blue and tan shee
strings at White Bros.
Rev. Father Brinker, of La
Junta. will hold services in Holly,
Tuesday. May End, ut St. Joseph.
Catholic church, corner Cheyenne
and 9Th street.
Mems leather cuffs at White
Bros.
Geo. L. Reid came down from
Lamar last Thursday and drove
across to Tribune, Kansas to meet
his wife, who was returning home
from Topeka. Kansas.
Just recei1 ei a nice line
of baby, soft sole, shoes
and slippers at White
Bros.
Leather susnenders At White
The Holly chieftain., 1905-04-28
The latest styles in low
shoes for women, White
Bros.
Notice..

There will be a meeting Of the
stockholders of the Holly skim
niAg Co, held Oh the evening of
Thursday May 4, at s p. m. il the
south Office of the A. V. S. b. &
1. L. Co..
N. F. VIDAL.
For the trustees.
The Holly chieftain., 1905-04-28
The Factory is Here

But the prices Of furniture have
not gone up-not at Hollis He
still has some furniture that he is
selling at Is cents on the dollar,
and gives you a chance to draw
Ladies $l2C0 Writing Desk.
The Holly chieftain., 1905-04-28
Mems President suspen-
ders 45c at White Bros.

Fred Lee and Lee Smith, two
young men who recently came
from Indiana, have leased the ma
chinery of the Holly Botlling
Works, rented the south room of
the s. F. White building and are
preparing to open q 5cigar and
news stand with soft drinks on the
side.
The Holly chieftain., 1905-04-28
Ladies' gauze vests at
White Bros.
Holly Has q Jeweler.

Get your watches and jewelry
repaired by w. A. Griffith, who is
now permanently located in Holly.
Fifteen years experience All
work guaranteed.
The Holly chieftain., 1905-04-28
Rubber sole low shoes
for men and boys at white
Bros.

The story that hnlIy's factory
is not to be finished is probably
started and kept going by persons
who want it to stop to iniure HoI-
ly and the whole east end. The
factory is being built, and the
"push" is helpless. -Granada
Times. You are right Brother
Dickson lit is some time since the
east end has been beyond the
power of the push" The tail
cannot always wag the dog.
The Holly chieftain., 1905-04-28
The town council of Holly o, i

The town council of Holly al i 8
last meeting raised the saloon Ii
cense to $500 per annum with
the proyiso that there shall be on
iy two saloons. Holly holds the
record on saloon licensee in the
Arkansas Valley.--La Junta Trib.
une,
The Holly chieftain., 1905-04-28
Valises, grips a n {
trunks at White Bros.

The Holly Lumber and Supply
company. purchaser of the office
and grounds of the Holly Lumber
company, is filling up the yards
with lumber and getting in shape
to supply builders with everything
they need. The yald 10 being
looked after at present by G. w.
Hamilton, who is manager Of y
lumber yard at Las Animas.
The Holly chieftain., 1905-04-28

UVDvDvUVOVU~U ~UvUvU UvUvWVDVO~U
Ladies' hose, 3 pair for 25c, at
White; Bros.
For Ssie-A loom for weaving
carpets. In good co. dition. Ap.
ply to Mrs. J. S. Briscoe, four
miles north of Holly.
DR.. r d. Wilson has built grav-
el side walks on the east and south
of his residence, and also made a
nice gravel drive way from the
street to his barn.
DR.. B. L. ehobe, the Garden
City dentist, will be in Hslly on
Thursday, Friday and Saturday.
May 4, 5 and 9th, prepared to do
all kinds of dental work.
j. L. Wood has fourteen acres of
beets planted. He had 6ye acres
up when the frost came last week,
but they are growing nicely, and
were not damaged in the least.
l have con l Ie.e stock of
paints, oils and palu.e.s' supple.
and wall paper at Gibbous' hard
ware store.
M. ID. ATKIN.
Walkover and Hamil-
ton-Brown S hoes at
White Bros.
=. N. johnson, Of Garden City,
is assisting Station Agent Snyder.
The business has increased to
such an extent in the last few
weeks that two men are required
to attend to it.
Muslin underwear at White
! Bros.
We haven't seen w. F. There
this week, SO we presume he has
gone up to Tribune to see his lit
tie grand daughter, which arrived
at the home cf Mr.. and Mrs. W.
E. Thero last Friday.
Snag proof rubber boots
$500. q. at White !, Bros.
Wapsd, 70 Duy heavy work
horses md mules. McMuRrRY &
BAIRD.
The Santa &c 10 building a
double track between Lynn and
H llside, New Mexico, a distance
Of fifteen miles. 1t will only be
a matter Of time till this company
will find it necessary to doull.-
track the Arkansas Valley. l
Mvn's boys and misses canvas
Shoes at White Bros.
The Easter Monday bazaar
which was postponed on account
of the weather will be held at the
Daw!ev' hall next Monday even
ing, May LIST. Don't forget the
date aud come and enjoy good
time. Ice cream and cake served
all evening; many nice articles for
sale. Everybody cordially invited.
Nicely printeu promissory notes
in tabs Of rs and so each, for sale
at this Office.
White Bros. received two dray
loads of trunks tue first of the
week.
W. J. Pratt went 10 Rocky Ford
yesterday to participate in the
celebration Of the Goth birthdsy of
R. w. English. Mr.. English
has been In the lumber business
continuously for forty years. He
is now proprietor of ten yards, the (
managers of all of which were in
vited to join him at Rocky Ford
in celekratin. his birthday.
The Holly chieftain., 1905-04-28
Ladies' waist cts at White Bros.

~ For Sale Choice milch cows
Jerseys and Shorthorns. Inouire
at the Chieftain Office.
The Holly chieftain., 1905-04-28

For SALE-Four room house in
good condition, one lot, close in.
Price 500. Apply to E. W. Tut
tie, Holly, Colo.
The Holly chieftain., 1905-04-28

Leather susnenders At White
Bros,
The Holly chieftain., 1905-04-28
Ladies' ready made suit,
at White Bros,

The grass on the range is big
enough to afford plenty of feed for
cattle, and they were all turped
out this week in this vicinity. The
grass is about a month earlier than
last \ ear.
The Holly chieftain., 1905-04-28

Ladies' hose, 3 pair for 25c, at
White; Bros.
The Holly chieftain., 1905-04-28

A. G. Spalding base
balls, bats, catchers'
mitts, gloves, base ball
shoes at White Bros.
The Holly chieftain., 1905-04-28

Just recei1 e a nice line
of baby, soft sole, shoes
and slippers at White
Bros.
The Holly chieftain., 1905-04-28

For SALE-Two thoroughbred
Shorthorn milch COWS. ai $4,000
each. Enquire of j. S. Briscoc,
four miles north of Holly,
Plenty of &c and &c calico at
White Bros.
For SALE-Lots 8 and 10, block
S, in the city of Holly. Write
Mayo Thomas, Independence,
Kansas.
Sat
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-01-10
FAST BECOMING
GOOD DEMOCRAT
VIRGINIA ELEGToR SAYS. IF HE
WAS NOT BOUND, He WOULD
ae NOT VOTE FOR PARKER
GOOD WORD FOR ROOSEVELT.
BY tao 8s12ciated Prgss.

~ tao &s52cia-ed Press
Riehmond, Jan, 9,rAt nee ing OF
ne Wing MIA electoral college, today
state Senator Barlisdale, enc of the
electors at large. made slort speech
N which he said thai The college was
ao5 free. as was intended 10 vote rs
It's members might see td, bab IN ac-
cordanco with the mandates Oh The
PARTY Were he free ana untra rmei-
ed he would not, vote for Parker
Barksdale did not say,that he would
yotq for Roosevelt but did say that
Roosevelt was fast becoming a good
Democra. and HAT, ia came fIfther
down the road Democrats would glad
ly name him as their standard bearer
For one, the speaker would welcome
the president into the Democratic
ranks. .s% ..rs,r .B :.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-01-10

position, but tina his promotion viii
be a severe loss to the great river in
Ierests in which we are concerned As
chairman Of the committee on appro
priations of the lower house, Mr.. Hem
eaway occupied the mes powerful pJ-
sition in congress affsct ng rivers and
harbor3 improvements, and beng a
citizen of the Ohio valley, be knew
without having to learn or be told
and what Is worse, to be cont'ncai--
Of tho vast and almost iles'iua'lc
salRe OF a nnefoot st'g3 OF va er in
he Ohio from Pittsburg to ca 10 the
year round Tie improvements IN the
CATO have met a reverse in MIR. Hem
enway's departure from the house
but There is some consolation to be
obtained in the housht thai he is
such a good friend to lie great river
kh Oh washes the southern part Of
his STATE that he will do just as ef
1ciont work for It as senator as he ]
! d as congressman.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-01-10

national banks is certified TO be pair
rp By the comptroller q to uGrfeney
IF company claiming to have ten
'wenty or fifty millions of capital de-
sires u do business In Minne-ota or
/ California ii is only fair 10 the busi,
nc-s man Of the tate that he should
snow thae the coapans'J A,veacy
an s1undEess have been passed up.
IN by he federal government and
hat It's capital Is what is prafe9sad
There has been some e'ayirg vi .
ere in Warrington ard facy don't
roy iu fov % put GU Re fam
We as nation have BEEN to
laady to look 10 tate AMI "a cr
legislation Tor remedies whiei are be,
7ond their power to give. The laws
II rade are as cerain n their oper
Ion as TIE laws of grsyitation
You might ss well try 10 SCI
broken arm by statute as to clange a
commercial law by legislative na-t
ment
"Let as leave well enough alone,
That which is good, IL, us Ike sp
and that which can be maize bette
iet MS approach with INTEL genes ana
work together for the accomplish
ment of re7ults hat will ben ftnotI
ony enc. Lut al ne yariouo 7tate u
the country. ana n That IS s-e4re
Che prosperity of the individual aad
separate interests rs well
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-01-10
BIG CRATER is
RUN TO EARTH
FEDERAL AUTHORITIES AT CHI.
ChGO AND PITTsRURG NAB
a GET RICH QUICK PRoMOT.
ER'WHo HAD GOTTEN SOS 600
IN A Assac - -.

Wv the Assoc uted Press.
Chicago. Jan 9,-F- lef7l autharj
ties in tnie2sQ ana Pitshur work
Ing in conjunction aGtart t4at IA the
arrest .oday Of Charles =, Lane they
have put stop to a scheme BY
which in1GeCaf per )ns VITA mea2Y
10 invt Z, hive seen dotead n moro
th2n $4,000 w.th.u the past TOW
icnths Lane vas arr6 ,od On tac
charge OF Vromct ting q scheme 70 de-
',lud by 1s o. ,h1 ma.l. and VA
-akcn bsfo.c I'M el states Commi
sioner EunphTey. where toe Gaze was
con inued unsil tomorrow IN debut
q 5000 nopds Lane was PLACED ir
jail % await a hcarrg
Postal authorities saw the chem
Of the Lahe company was he 'Gamo
as all Other get-rcl-quica concerns
Advertisements were ineet'el' r..
many newspapers thTlgh mt he
country soliciting Investment aal
promising % investor would receive
enormous returns
\ ,yert'scmtr were 1tll worde
All appear I q such good fo N tlot
;hc authorize declare hunG eds OF
people in many parts e the eol1try
were victim itc'
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-01-10
TAI BoF cpAReEs
Eaard Of Inquiry wiz Meet Today Il
M Near Them.

By the Associated Press.
4 Reading, Pa Jan. lip to lilis
evening but t@o members Of .he
board 81 indairy selected to hear
charges pre5ented by Rev. DR.. ir.
Vine against Bishop Talbot had arrlv.
cd in Reading.
II is learned that neither Talhot
nor Irvine will attend AS the cbatg-
e3 have haen practically Withdrawn
the session, it is believed, viii bel a
maee formally. TIE board viii con
.,ehe .CMCTrOw morning.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-01-10
mtcHtoAN's voTE.

81 tie hssociatqd Press.
lansing. Mich Jan. 9.-The Michi-
gld electoral college completed its
sotA tonigbt after ca-ting fourteen
votes for Roosevelt and Fairbanks
ana elecune F..B. Ross OF Bay cry as
messenger 90 carry the vote to Wash
inetrn.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-01-10
FELL DEAD CHEERING
FOR THE HOME TEAM.

sart Ste Marie. Mica, jan o.
Whiia cheering tho hone team 70.
night p a hockey, game between
fosIase Lake and soo Henry Metz
ger q prominent lawyer and bu1ine:s
naa, fell dead FROM appoplexy Metz
szr formerly maEaged &c 'hcckty
e1h here and va Instrumental IN
IN foraatan eli ne Iaferlai onal
Hockey lcsgUc
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-01-10
MlnNesorA's RETURNS.

By tie Associated Press.
St. Paul Jan. 9.a-Gcorge w Peter
son of Long Prairie has been selected
as messenger 70 carry the sealed re-
turns from the Minnesota electoral
college TO Washington.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-01-10
MONEY FOR SANITATION.
By Tho Associated Press.

rs he Associated Press.
Havana Jan. 9-The FIRST act OF
be house on The reconveniug OF con
IS today va thc pasSaga 81 an ap-
20 p.ia, Qu .or tie imme Late sani-
ia.ion 81 C-Ifan cities. the amount OF
which was ra'sci by the eeaaLg 20
$4,000
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-01-10
wsLL.kNowM lANYga 30.
ef de Aszaointod ..ress.

By tie As7ocintod -.ress.
lIcnominee, Mich Jan 9.-B. J.
Brown, aged q dean e, tle upper
peninsula bar anl one o. the best,
spovn lawy RS in the STAKE, is dead.
az one time be was city al orney Of
tjrecn Pay, Wis; county judge Of
Oeonta counts, aud d. .f.c Gt1rney
rf chy anne county
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-01-10
ESCAPING GAS oVERcoMES
LODGE WHILE At WORN

By The Associated P-a..
Zanesvilio. O. Jan e. Vale per
forming work ia Roscyilie tonight the
Initiative cam Of the Modern VOID
mon and caniilates Is in all were
overcome Ly fumes from natsral
"a fire which lad nc STOW pipe nor
FIVE Rev a. J Maxwell, ID, ~
Newark. o.. may dc.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-01-10
COMMUNIST MICHEL DEAD.

BY the Associated Press. snsaJ
Paris. Jan g,-Louis Michel, prom
inqnt as communist and revolution
AIRY agtator for the last thirty-flve
years, died today in Margeilles, aged
Is.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-01-10
Wonld Give il un.

Papa-What
Daughter wish to marry the
duke.
Papa-Well | give it up.
Daughter-T Knew you would, you
lear old pepper, you, but the duke
wants 20 know how much.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-01-10

Ssifishnees Is moi a very commeBd-
aala trait of human character. and 90
advertise ones seliisnness is seeming
y an exhibition Of cold indifference to
public opinion but at the risk OF plac.
ing itself in This attitude The Bulle-
In Is going 70 give voice TO It's regret
ii The election ie the United States
senate Of Congressman James A.
flemenway Of Evansville. Ind. Not
that he viii moi grace and honor the