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The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-08-31

W. G Finch returned % Tula ms
afternoon
" C. Harris. o. Little Rock, and
T Il. Goodwin, ui Raxlef springs aFe
IN the clty
,. u. Haghes was IN Adair fesisr
day taking ullog0gaplis for tie spe
eial edition of she Ledger, which la q
~ issued soon
The contractors we're al cut 10 hE.
ufe "a the painting and papcrieg oi
the Willie llaiseii college yesterday
Df u pisas 81 O0la9ah, ths morn.
lug rented u T = EHelohart tie nss
rssideDoe belonging 70 bd D Foster.
IN south vinit2 also an Office room n
tlie McGeorer bulldina nr Pleas
sill become resident Of VinuA eafly
iu September
4 G Holland was called % Cbelses
yesterday 60 embalm the body q !
man who sas killed that morning ln
the Alluwe ull fields The details 3.
tho accident and the man 5 name has
not been leArneit
MN Geo MaIlatney and children
aud her sister Miss Mycr. are spsnd.
ing 3 vacation at the Timlsred Ill
TheF report that tbs waters of tAs
iron springs ara very beneficial q
their health
Luman + Parker 1f, sill So q
Naslangtan shortly b the interest q
Fhe Clerokts nation for which he i
the stt1ns} 0ae item y his bgsi.
mess eli - to prepare and present q
brief ln the IHlemsrred c.H en
eAsn
All summer slloes te'oa ea5 AZ
WriThtM Ml'ford shoe Co
II 81 BmuusioFf O PBtsaau
has vas registered at ths Gateway
Yesterday mesulng
VIII Sanmeyes. eba bad been visit.
lug hs sister Mrs thaneF Wasmuud.
rtufaed & kamas 6 yesterday
"shartY Patterson s brother of
tlt uofoHs .EH1 faifenm IS iu
taeu SHORTY Is aG aus see
fhe nan ela hIt BIS amilef and la
the mcau tlmr he nia be snpofet 1g
realn Ne lore
"ilee.iFaa iu SEES Aofs % us
aHen haase asf uFlt Was q feu
sd sh0s .0f the And Ihev vas
was a|y FAIR sized sfaud oat ana
thef apIeazsi q sui iig entertain
ment especially the itit mla,
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-08-31

John byrd, u liadgett. Sanders has
gone q spaylnaw for a ws-k> outing
Walter Chafleswofth mo how lt
feeis to have his restrictions removed
The Ayery oll and Gas company has
lst ths contract fof four welh 70 be
pal dosn on their holdings near
fleweY
Mlsn Hattie Gore. of HluelAckes, Is
visiting her sister Mn. sam Crockett
Nio Gop wlll teach 81 NowAla this
wintef
Mr q " Martin i sin yer, low
A. her honts IN tie country and the
little child of At ard NH. Lsws
Martin Is Also quito slek.
Miss Mclis Robbins killed a large
copper bead snAse Ia the yard lAst
seek shefe the children lad been
playing but = iew minutes s@iore
I Tie regular monthly stock sale ulll
- held neEt saturday AZ Gay's barn.
and thereafter tie @iles vii b. held
on the drst saturday q caeh month,
Instead u Tia nrst M0naas
Miss nlancbe SMILEY vas struck by
tie e4stboand passenger engine Thurs
a. evening nhile waiklng To near tie
track near tic depot she SIS tlrown
quite = disiancs but escaped .~uous
Injury
Miss reafl nassnefaus and her
brother Harold. frum Alteu La.
Minnesota, are ia kinia visiting
their aunt Mrs D. n. q duncan
They 50 from here % SLOAN springs
Afk
A earl from Ree & IS snodsfa0
states that be siH arrive a. home
from lis yaraiioa next rflday and
wlll oceapl ehe pulpit a. tie prastg
tsflan cbueh September 3 morning
aa1 evening
Prof Nelson Las moved bis desk
inio one q tne moma corrupted hf
Bailef s BenfttY u us iiaAssll bulla.
its where he mas BE- found during
bnines hours from uoa autH thc
lopeuiue q Willie llalsall college
capt White X McCaa.n and
y u narfeagh alth theif families
returned ffem their camping trip al
SnUnas THURSDAY Nj nagnagh
ags there mno eame lu tile hlle lhs
SEASON even tlie h.fis have ef rhcY
have ~ ash stories q tel but usi
tad d gHad time
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-08-31

Z
EFsfy day
Yea absent
Your ctlld from
school you Discount
Ills chances IA llfe
That much The NinIta
Schools open on September h
And sill run f51 term 81
Nine months sith ons week
Holidays a. Christmas time.
Judge CHI returned today uoon
from the east
q Ndlfor returned yesterday noon
from 81 Louis wiiefe he i.aa bsen
with cattle
Marshal W II I'arroash is a. Col.
linsgille presumably on business con.
/ nected Sllh The bank rablery there
last week
i Those wh0 we're 4p ear'y TITS nora.
ing might have witnessed a beautiful
eclipse q tie sun
Mrs } = penhinE ana her little
daughter went 20 pleecr Cltyyesterday
10 attend tls slth anniversary 81 the
birth - Z l. = Alien q taf place
Theg VII return Friday
VII Lewis and Walter Befofd is.
I ieuiget in street aght 81 the east
s'de ast night and uefc arrested by
tlie uafs1ai
+ Nn ERNEST Rosaitallle 81 Wtaa
3oote Arrived TO-DAY q Visit uIth
Mrs " I Waae
Nj Fnnk Fmnk.m las engaged
rooms N tie 81 ege for his daughter
NJ " f donaldson 81 abba
has seeuard r58as e tts college taf
bIs s8n
Preston Davis Was ahs g. ~ doea
81 lie CTS tbis morning faf iht dra
time siuee having rs lsg brakea
Recorder q l. }obusaa vas oas
! Iths mom.us after wees sekneN
Wm Megulom S al.snf frum COW
sa efcefF today - aco ant ~ sIcs
ness
Mt Mu aasfeuf of Whte Gas
and NAs loretta IaaeF of Eeca.
ves uaHaei af tle eoag hoaz ellis
a0emoou lT Deputy Gers B. q
Davidson
Mrs 3 q aan of Aaa las
hai Gao restrictions removed fom
Hnf acna ~ gmaa rlu ba,iom
iart I0 papers aratel faH WASTE
msi#H yesterday
flas Is Alien las fouie8ththeII.
hf back e tte cobb ho,e ans sH
aNH poultry laqse
~ T. 0steeu71 wl8 has besB y.s.
blas BIS brother Boa Tennessee l8f s
couple 0f eatks vII return h0me tg.
aea24
Mrs lse Smith ana bAlF vfa hate
been quite SICK feg Nook arr bstterl
TODAY
lie iaHe,t hs aalsbed moUneI
ils s&ddIe anA harness shop hta th
Rood ud ilauad bdlae o8 lL
u8isaFenae
Miss Anna ~ WHIaals las b. mem +
pafe1 60 tsaol. the pfaag grade d
ths lege tho coming year
Walter fat. of Grove hero TO-DAY
aHd purchased mafeHa for a uee
Ioase to d tat un hs hrm
Mis- Bertha Stone aeut to Tulsa
yesterday
Miller llammetf Young attor
n ellQ has beeH eaA0nf law WlthI
81 Seymour riddle unl opena hw f
a8reat paehusEa oklahoma, under +
ihs am name g Riddle & lammett
dr llammeit has gone 70 kansas
city q purchase hs household farni +
Iure HhmfF and oTrN fixtures
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-08-31


gN natcsif sent 70 Muskoges
YESTERDAY
JOHN brown ], ivrs from Chelsea
"a business
q a. sypeFt returned 10 Musk0gee
Tuesday night
l.lgc Henderson drove 20 Cttais fes.
teriay ga business
There = scawl,Y u potatoes "a
tie mAfkot today
~ q nnndon came 10 from NO.
beFly, Mo. lAsi evening
4 Pleas 81 Oo.aga was amnug Nt
nlias visitors yesterday
le A. CAMP. ot paoll, { r = q
visitor IN tie founlain Ully
Harm AckTurs brother i llsfe from
Oklahoma cts on a Yislt
Aadfey Taylor daughter of Nj
ant Mrs. J \ Tayior i aulte alek.
II Il. iluntoon. = contractor of
SenecS, Nc. Is hsfs wlfh yiow oi
locating
II n 0oeduln, AZ nAxfer Springs
Eas vas ) fucst ~ TIE Goth Tues.
daY night
TO-DAY will b. tho lasi appear-
anee q the TArsaN tall team here
tlis ssszon
Als fAisg nyrd fetnfnea TUESDAY
from SenerA sbrta alie sas the guest
" Miss H1lah raYear
Leonard Ttainof sas 50 fom et.sl.
fs yesterday
All sammst siioes taloN cazf ~
Wright Milford slos Ga.
y a. Reamsf and Al Raach r..
turned 1alssiAs night tsam 81 Louis
rsAls 4 MeCafs are changing llle
signs 0n the Rood 4 iIaniofd build.
ins today 70 lee Baffstt's Harness
factory
] s Ohon i af Cafemors taxing
ratium sAtef bstfA
Mia IIasani mgaueY an Hadsett-
saaics returned yesterday morning
ffuu 81 Louis
W 0w fetamea yesieuiag morn
ins tfom Dallas TsSas
Th Chefokes rlub vii p.ag bali g
Alton sunday
M q Fiuch has sid hls cab Tine 81
Tala ana returned % Nmita THIS
morning lie expects e 81 ffom hers
81 California
IS Tinm 0au a0d Cale slaff went
% Ianesgiiie last efeHing g lauk
over tie oil aeiis
Tie grading 81 Delaware avenue AS
completed t0slay and n i nos nne -
the pfettlesi streets in tie cts
. y. NASH of Columbus kas Is
here visiting hls sister Nr Emmett
Rea
Tlse Cherokee Abstract and Realty
COMPANY az incorporation sith a
paid up capital u $4,000 sili apeu an
oaIee in tte McGeofeu. FOREMAN build.
Ing Il wlli be represented here bY
= Pleas % oolagah and Waiter s
Meyers. ef MoFrliton Ark Theg
hAfe rsuteh houses AMI vii move
hese 10 few days
IT. n 2. iletIe, 3 graduate oi tie
med al denftmment Of tlo tniFeF
sltF ot Illinois. a Fefe to1ay G. visit
lis 0Id classmates. lsc,eFs Mccarthy
and Amandson lie Is fecehtlf from
storm Lake. foaa and intends o. 70.
cate a. some point q tbs territory
Al summer sioes below est 81
Wright. Milford Shoe Ce
NJ Deaeher o. Little R5sk. Ars
rlalm agent fof che Missouri naclfe
railroad company. aas llere TaoSiag
and ssiilei tie damage claim af Mrs
Orpla Ire. Nlth Ter attorney seg
uioaf Ridale, Tor injuries which she
received III a wfeck uhieli occufred at
Ozark, Afk. Iall g Mrs f.ee lad
settled slth The compnY Immediate
ly after lie wfs2k iof ~ but haf in
iufies proving mare serious than sils
srsi supposed sin PLACED hrf claim
with NJ Riddle ana secured sl4
addIlloaal
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-08-31
LOCAL NOTES

AMkt4fI
hcsRals
VII opsn
On MOudAf
September the 18TH
MMgs lhe ehslaFpn
Ready tobeglu sctaoi
On that day { psssllsie
Tulsa il ~ have four daily papers
The Guldru Ruis i Invoicing thls
wesk
Little John Martin Is u sl,h y.
plaoia fever
Nlm Olivia Mars j. visiting friends
n Alton this seek
" 7. Beatty has bsen condnsd q
home vith sickness
Mrs. Lee snith and their little
tabs are d y quite sics
y e. Gal.smors 5 among TIE Pair.
laEa visitors ln this eltg
Mn John u CAmpteil Is auiis slsk
a. her home Ga the sAsl slis.
m D " & pancan tlrltea Ns6-
Aha last FRIDAY g met nafthefn
fFsends.
T1sose who need has sl.aald ua
(l.s.F taus txfofe zoo ate 10 the
aaea
y upatsF af Flnisa paaple az af,
tending tis Rsauloa 81 nAEtsf
Springs
Ielln ehoisAa spalulet tie sl9n
8reF Wshb 4 IaYtafs llyeY tara
Tae@tag
Nfa = 4 Ffafss sad little dsaKb
ter left Wednesday foF an outing
AZ spAYiu4m
WI Ilaissl sud family ell Re
tum ffam ti.s Pacific o1Asi ahoat TIE
asslals Of sepsmlef
Judge slanaslA "a sola his resi-.
dsnss property and si|l balia ia 40.
6iiger paft af tie citf
sss G l. iloNnluK formerly prtsi.
asngoi Willie liAlwll College. il hgfe
frum Totas 81 s slsit
Tlse nss residences ~ ll Brown
and y 8 suiess la tie Nafm adj
iiuu wlll son = anlsbed
TIE loaudatIon f8r the Frlsso ds
pot S camp'gisl ani tie eafkmea
viii begin .aylns brles % auce
ilasa stanleF wha enlisted to tie
afm4 hers somstlma aga S PLAYING Ia
military band AZ Cleveland ohi0
l. w namuFtou IS l.aailng hh old
corn IL taan ftnm bss kRls0 farm
me market price Is q cents htisllet
q \. nsl,0at hss purchased li1ase
and loi mar Walnut Grove irom l. 3
i'afkef II. 4 + Eaklehaft made lle
leAl
Il fsass b. Two places. one with tie
weeds neatly cot tlle other al kinds
af growth observable which would
You purchase
~ AHINAHEiAtAH HA"HH ANH@a"t INV =
hefe to establish a chicken farm IL
desires q pueiase ton or fifteen
acres nsaf town
A old aoalaa ln destitute elFcum.
stances an1 rssdy @ die eith heart
trouble IS living II . shauiY just
south IL tie : Jail
~. opens new house. is almost
seady iof lhc plastefers The frame
Is made q oak lamheF and The wofk.
manslilp il ~ tlss highest class
Can Bluelacket, IL years of aee. IS
afflicted elth appendicitis ahd L mas
set - neeesaf4 "a perform an opera
ti0n on tie littis fellow
Capt i.o WlIksrsm rataFned Mon.
dag etenlng from Clafem8re Where
o. las been receiving treatment foF
same time ne sayA 10 feels greatly
lmpFated II hsaiih
nf and ax Oliver flaghf and dangl..
isr Aahle arrived Tuesday from
Louis Mrs.. laehl and daughter
#te heen snmmeflng in Michigan !
III met tlie lloetof u So Louis re
saafning eith hin.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-08-31

Att8neF Preston S Davis had tie
misfortune 60 - thrown from his
haFgf late "Wednesday afternoon and
suffered fracture of The outer bone
Fl the left les nf roHner was
called and set the fractured limb.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-08-31

Az SUMMER shoes below cost at
Wright Milford Shoe 20.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-01-24
THE WoMAN's BURDEN.

They have banded her name in the
market place.
They have Haunted her faults afar:
But the man, he sits with a sullen
face
In the house where his people are.
They have whispered of her, with
knowing eye,
They have judged her with judg-
ment grim;
In pharisee way they will sadly
sigh
OF the woman-But what of him?
She has taken his gold; she has KEEP,
his gear;
But has left him his honored name;
And her burden is this That the
world shall hear
How she wandered the way Of
shame.
1t is bitter, the cup set for her TO
quaff,
And he filled it unto the brim-
And the world will listen, and nod;
and laugh
At the story-But, what of him?
He has eaten the fruit. and his face
is wry,
But we say he has seen his wrong,
And we pity the man as he passes
by
To be lost in the busy throng
They have branded her brow with the
wicked brand
Aud the rose in her cheek is dim,
And we draw back our robes with
cautious hand
When she passes-But. what Of
him?
They have banded her name in the
market place,
They have Haunted her faults afar:
But the man. he sits with sullen
face
In the house where his people are
They will know of her sorrow, and
tell her shame,
And their faces are proud and prim,
They viii lift to her shoulders the
weight of blame
That shall mark her-But, what OF
him?
w. D. Nesbit in Chicago Tribune.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-01-24
GOT 1T AT LAST.

II. w Taylor, formerly represent
ing the Canton (OJ district in con
gress, has been confirmed as federal
Judge OF the northern district of Ohio
to succeed Judge Wing. But he did
not abandon the prosecution against
Senator Reed Smoot until all the ties
timony was in. and be had made his
argument before the senate commit
tee on privileges ana elections. I'm.
mediately thereafterward he proceed
ed to Cleveland, where he was con.
fronted instantly with the famous
Chadwick case.
He was congratulated by a number
OF congressman upon his appoint.
ment. Said John Wesley Gaines:
We'll, | am glad the president saw
fit to name a good lawyer for that
position
Thank you" replied Mr.. Taylor
And do you know" he continued.
while was in politics never got a
thing | did not fight for and have to
fight TO get. and now the only real
place ! ever coveted came to me
without an effor These be strange
times and we live in curious world.
But"-refectively-"it's good old
world; ii is a good old world"
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-01-24
THE PENDULUM SWINGS.

Twenty years ago, when you
scratched man who was rapidly
comIng 10 the front anywhere in. the
country, the chances were abou1. Six
teen to one that he was from Ohio
But the times have changed. The no
bic Buckeye, cnce the swlftest in the
flee, has fallen to the felr. lie aeems
TO have waxed ola alri Eat AMI to
have lost his wind i IS the Hawk-
eye, nov, who leads Albert 9. Stew
art. who has just been appointed at
torney general of Porto Rico, is
well known lawyer and politician OF
the Fourth district, living al WaIhon
Burlington HawleyC.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-01-24
AN INTERNATIONAL DlsAPPolNT.
MENT.

The Japs they have their Oku and
their Nodzu and Kuroki.
Their Togo and Oyama. their Dewa
and their Nogi
But by all that's grim and terrible IN
wars tempestuous boyle
Why can't the poor old Russian
have a hero?
The laps are always doing something
worth our admiration,
Achieving the impossible by nerve
and calculation.
And adding further laurels to their
little island nation
Why can't the Russians also have
a hero?
They first brought out Alexieff and
we thought he'd do some wonders
Till he got a tTifle added in the unex-
pected thunders.
And the fleet was blown to pieces
the Result of all his blunders-
Why can't the poor old Ru SLAMS
have a hero?
Then we thought that Kuropatkin
was very crafty lizard
Till he made his mastery retreat"
before the Yellow Wizard
Now he's dug a hole in Mukdon,
where he's hiding in blizzard.
Why can't the poor old Russians
have a hero?
Next We got around to Stoesgel. We
were sure that he'd be stronger,
But the day of his surrender proved
that we were even wrOngar,
When the critics said Port Arthur
might have held for Two months
longer
Why can't the poor old Russians |
have hero?
For the Jap is fond of glory and he
Graves a death in action
While he blows himself to pieces !
with the greatest satisfaction;
But the gentle Slavic nature, while |
not lacking in attraction,
Disappoints W. when we're looking |
for hero.
Wallace Irwin in New York Globe.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-01-24

How uncertain = Iame and good
works where a pagan country is CON
cerncd. Wa Ting rang. the former
Chinese minister at Washington. one
of the most accomplished diplomats
In the service and man OF modern
ideas and progressive inclinations,
with a heart full Of earnest desire to
lift his countrymon to the highest
level, is an exile, hiding in England,
with a price set upon his head. His
attitude during the troubles at Pekin,
which was remarkably broad and
sensible. is doubtless the cause Of
his disgrace.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-01-24
CREAM OF THE RURAL PRESS.
An Arkansas Editor answered.

An Arkansas editor who has been
married two weeks gives vent to
his experience on the matrimonial
sea in the following poetic language:
Wed rather live on Cat Island with
parrot for a mate aud have sand
blis;ers on each of our toes. than to
dwell in Paradise and wear silk slip
pers with a woman who pouts." Just
let him try living alone with sand
blister on every zoe and no woman
around to doctor" them and humor
him, and see how long he will be
willing to stay there.-Grand juno
ton Ia, Headlight,
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-01-24

James P. Davis, the popular mer-
chant, lost a nickel because he could
not distinguish a rooster from a hen.
Jass theory is a fowl is no rooster
unless 1t has spurs-Jas. p. Davis,
the popular merchant, spent a few
minutes last Sunday with his best
-Maryyille, Tenn, Record.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-01-24

Elmer 5urkett, Nebraska's new
United States senator, will be the
Youngest member Of that body. He is
81 years old and paid for his eduea
ton by doing the work of janitor
of country college in
Iowa. He also worked as solicitor for
4 laundry He defea ed William J.
Bryan for congress in 1891, and has
been serving his district in that ca
pacity since
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-01-24

which ,fill come up for enactment by
our present legislature is bin for
The establishment of a library exten
sion board
! We who live in cities supplied with
great public libraries do not realize
that there are regions of our own
prosperous and enlightened state
where books are seldom read be-
cause of the difficulty in obtaining
them. and this is perhaps as true of
Alexander as Of any other county In
the state.
Most of us, too, are unaware that
a splendid work has been carried on
for seven years to bring good books
to these bookless regions. a process
of practical education hardly less ben
eieial than the establishment of
schools.
The honor OF performing this ser
vice belongs 10 the Illinois Fedora
ton of Womens clubs which, /
its library extension commit {
tee, has founded. maintained and ex-
tended system of travelling libra
ries wholly without public aid.
This establishment now consists of I
800 travelling libraries containing l5.- /
900 volumes, divided into 600 cases. |
1t has involved correspondence. inves-
tigation of local wants, advice, the
selection and purchase of suitable
volumes and even the expense of
to the first stations.
Although it is not generally known
Il is a fact that in this good move
ment the city of Cairo has already
its part Three travel
ng libraries were some time ago Sc
cured by the Cairo Woman's club and
Library association and are now in T.
circulation in Alexander county The
ibraries consist of fifty books each
md they have been most fayorably
eceived In the country
This servic has been undertaken /,
" the federation and its members
nd has now grown TO such proper !
ions t1at thai body asks that the
tate itself shall assume this legiti-
lato burden. The bill proposed by
he federation provides for the crea
ion of a library extension board :
hitch shall consist of the president !,
the state university and the SUI
of public instruction, OK
ficio, and of five members to be APP d.
ointed by the governor. eventually
,r fiye-year terms. At leas; two of ,
lese five shall be women.
The duty of the board shall be to Il
1vise persons or committees con
mplatiug the establishment of free
brsries cnd to establish free tray n
ing Libraries as required a year Il
appro 1riatior of IS 900 is provided p
When + Is consid4 -ed that twenty D
20 stats already nave such bpalds
it'll annual appropriations of from n
1000 q $4,000 ~ seems hardly Z
eds 4hlo that the great and Iffos 8
GUS nd progressive state Of III &
Dis should longe. be without i'm
ar este; ishment.
The bill urged by the federation Is n
,mprehensiye and the appropriation !,
ught is moderate too mod
ate Il is TO be hoped the enligli-
led public service of the federation -
thi important field will be &C a,
lowledged by the prompt passage OF
! bill.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-01-24

The Kansas City Times remarks
that if Mr. Niedringhaus referred to
Mr.. Kerens as an Irish pup" and Mr.
Kerens in retaliation secures the lie
feat Of Mr. Niedringhaus for the Unit
ed States senate, the result might be
characterized as a dog fall
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-01-24

The above is correct statement Of
the circulation al the Cairo Bulletin.
taily and Sunday. ohathe dates stated,
month of Decembec, i104
CLYDE SULLIVAN,
business Manager.
Subscribed and sworn to before me
this thirty-first day OF December. 1909
q. L. GILBERT,
Notary Public
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-01-24
a Mixed Load.

Mr. Edgar McLendOn was in town
Saturday and loaded his wagon with
feedstuff and provisions, and as he
left town a dozen girls took posses
sion of the wagon and drove out of
town with him.-Rison. Ark, Her.
aid
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-01-24
Well Named.

Ethel-That Mrs. Gossip has an au.
tomobile tongue.
Grace-A what?
Ethel-one that's always running
people down.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-01-24

The bottle manufacturers of Penn
sylyania, Ohio, Indiana and New Jer
sey have perfected pool to control
the bottle trade and an advance of
20 per cent in prices will be made.
Anything Interstate about this?
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-01-24
A soNNeT TO SORROW.

More fool than coward he who dares
not ope
His heart to loves loud prompdngs
choked by fear
That sorrow. brothertwn be lurls-
ing near,
Prepared to steal the place eff tickle
hope.
Let aim but heed the mystic hello
trope
That halls The climax of the suns
career
With purple fragrance; thus tho
silent tear
OF sorrow must proclaim loves power
and scope
Let him but note ne sombre shades
of noon:
Thus sorrow out of loves own glory
springs.
lie. him but listen when the fall
winds Groom
Their dolesome lullabies; thus
row sings
TIL impassioned heart TO peace
tina; love has stirred
Too deepy-and again Gods voice
is heard
EDWIN BJORKMAN
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-01-24

II is said tina. the young king of
Spain has also fallen in love with an
American girl. But he can't marry
her. These American girls are
mighty hard to resist.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-01-24
he Frllls.

Ne Frills.
Miss Mabel Malinda Montgomery
Said she was opposed TO all fun,
merry;
So she went on the stage
And became quite the rage
In a costume the critics called sum
merry
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-01-24

a greater force than Oyama's un.
faltering legions and Togo's fleet is
At work against Russias II lsshe un.
conquerabIe cry Of liberty .iagainst
oppression.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-01-24

The Bulletin is on sale at the fol
lowing places:
coIeman's, 214 Eighth street.
Halliday House news stand.
WsIker'r, 10 Sixth street.
Union News Co., Onion depot.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-01-24

Russian freemen may yet look upon
Neysky prospect with the same feel
ings with which Americans look upon
Bunker Hill.