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The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1905-11-24

a sale was closed at Valdosta, Ga,
few days ago, by which $4,000 acres
OF yellow pine and cypress timbere I
lands In Baker county, this state. pass.
el To George w. ParrOtt David Wood.
ward s. f. Parrot and c. ]. Hadcn
all OF Atlanta. The lands touch the
Georgia line on the north, and tho 81.
Marys river on the east. and are 4
portion OF the large purchase made
some twenty years ago by Sir Edward
James Reed OF England, from the
state OF Florida The Georgia South.
"rn and Florida railway passes
through the tract The transaction was
cash. but the amount paid is not
known.
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1905-11-24

. seven alleged pickpockots were ar.
rested at Valdosta. Ga. few DAYS
ago and are being held for investiga.
ZION. They ere said TO be n gang that
mas been following Ringing Brothers
circus through this state
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1905-11-24

A st, Augustine news item says
Hundreds Of people fingered in the
circuit court room last evening wall
ing for the jury to bring I'm a verdict
in the case of James and Allen
Ostccn, charged with the murder o.
George Carter. The officers OF the
court and spectators had long, ted
Gus walt, for It was nearly II O'Clock
at night when the jury finally notified
the court that it had reached a yer.
dict. II found Allen Osteen not guilty,
and brought In a verdict OF man.
slaughter against the older brother.
James, who did the shooting. Attor.
neys for the defendant then gave no.
tce OF an appeal. This was refused
and the prisoner given two.yea sen.
tcnCe.
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1905-11-24

w. H. Knight OF Lake city has rc
ceiyod letter from Hon. Harvio Jor.
dan. president OF the Southern Cot.
ton Association, fixing the 2sth day
OF November, as the time when he
VIII be present and address the farm
ers and organize them into an asso.
citation for their protection. At the
same time, Hon, walter f. Coachman
OF Jacksonville is expected to make
an address on the Advantages OF Or.
SANITATION to the Producer. Il is ex.
pected that low rntCs--possibly one
l"re round trip-will be announcer
by the railroads.
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1905-11-24

Total .$70,252.0S
Balance In fund 8 413.39
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-01-12
STUDENTS STOLE CHICKENS
And Got Drunk and are Expelie'
Frora College.

Asheviile. N. G., Jan 1.-The stu.
dent FRANKS Of historic old Prelbyter-
ian Davidson college have been tain.
ned ont witln the past fow days anl
the faculty ID breathing more freely
In this years student body there
were large number, according 10
the faculty, who wore. utter hind
RANGES ard who brought thu sime-hon,
ored institution into weekly diEre'
pute.
The faculty has therefore seen 1T
to apply the test Of ''comparable 1T
ness" and has expelled twenty-five
studcnts. including q number q sen
lurs. The charge against the ex
PEELED oacs gro var'ed, incluiinl
chicken stealing and the uFe art
abuse Of Intoxicating liquors
The faculty says that their actor
became nec3 sity fer the sake o
HE college reputation Davidson col
lege is ono Of the Oldest institution
IN the state. and is under the auspices
Of the Presbyterian church.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-01-12
RoMAN ROADS FoR AUTOS
Ancient Highways in England May Be
Reserved for Machines.

It would be an odd coincidence II
along the Roman roads OF Great Brit
ain. where once the chariots clattered
on the pave. the more terrible auto
mobile were now to take its turn, says
Inc New York World
Il may be. The public safety on
the present town roads may demand
II. The old Roman roads run straight,
seldom coming near town en- route.
What could be better?
Many of the public roads can no
longer be used by pedestrians. espe-
cially by old persons or children, by
riders and drivers of horses, or by hi-
cyclists, without mourning risk.
A remonstrance on behalf of AM
mails has also been raised. according
to United States Consul Hamm Of
Hull. In a recent letter to the pfesi-
dent of the automobile club, Mr.. F. Z.
Pirkis, chairman OF the National Ca
nine Defense league, enters ON be
| half of his committee a strong pro
test against the terrible slaughter
Of dogs. "A rathe- we'll known auto
mobilist is in the habit of boastins
! that he has killed over fifty dogs dur
ing a recent tour. and another "a WON
en- motorist, | regret to say has beef
! heard TO egclaim: That Is nothing, w
run over dog every time we g
| out"
The result of this agitation Of tn
subject is a proposition from som
members OF the Roads improvement
association to repair and adapt III
old Roman roads to the requirement
Of motor car and cycle traffic, and
subcommittee was appointed to cor
slider whether 1t would be possible t
make Use of these ancient highway
(Which in many cases are almost er
ti.ely dlsused.)
III the event of an invasion OF Ems
land motor wagons VIII be much used
md In that case direct roads lin
hese old Roman ways would obvious
y be an immense advantage.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-01-12
oLD-TiME PAINTER DYING.
Webster, Van 5ursn and Lincoln HAT
sat to w. r. Matthews.

Washing on, Jan 1i.-William 4.
Matthews, the portrait painter now
more than seventy years CID is dying
in the emergency hospital OF injuries
received on Christmas day by being
run down by wagon
Mr.. Matthews is of the old school
of painters. He has painted the por'
traits of five presiden s--Llncoln'
Hayes. Garfield. Harrison and Mckln'
ley. Oother distinguished sittets
were Daniel Webster, John van i5al
rem. Charles Sumner, William Cni
len Bryant. Gov Robert H. Scout
Gov. William Allen and William Jen
nings Bryan.
His full.length pictures of Lincoln
and Sumner are regarded as the bes'
in the country
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-01-12
LA CENTER, Ky.
sAA~@AAA~@AA~%%%~
Jan. II. 1906.

Jan. w. lSUos
Business is very quiet on account
nf the snow.
Mr.. Il. D. Osborn of Canton, was
In the city Tuesday
Mi. G. p. Davis and John Harris
went TO Barlow on business Tuesday.
Mr. Jce Harrison arrived home
Monday night from Henderson,
Mounds Mo,s4~ where he has been
working at saw milling.
Mr. d. ~ Brockman returned from
Paducah Saturday evening, where he
left a large order for lumber for his
-four new cottages.
Mr.. VIII Samuels took quite a
crowd OF our young people out sleigh
ing Monday. Those who participated
In the sport were: Misses Zula ste
yenson, Claude Jones, Mary Lee,
Mimic Payne, Messrs. p. L. Sales,
/ Q. S. Stratton ana H. o. Perryman.
Mr.. Sam Renick of Canton. was in
The city Wednesday.
MI. Robert Boyd Of Canton, was a
guest of the Lane House Tuesday.
A. S. Gardner of Blandville, is in
the city today, Wednesday.
Mi S. B. Pryor of Padueah, is in
the city today.
Judge J.. X. Greer of Paducah, rep
resentative of United States Health
and Accident Insurance company. o.
Saginaw, Mich, was in the city Mon
day to adjust an accident claim o
Ed Burnett The policy was writer
by Mr.. Joe Shelby.
Mr.. Frank Parks has returned iron
Henderson Mounds, Mo.
The carrier for The Bulletin at thi
place says everybody here appreci
Iates a good paper We are addini
more to the list every day.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-01-12
KILL POLYGAMY
/. BY. CONSTITUTION
WILL De OFFERED
DESIGNED TO GET AROUND
THE uTAR BLING ACT.

Washington, Tn. lit is expected
constitution, amendment will be
proposed at The present session OF
congress prohibiting polygamy any
where in the tInlGn, it being impossi-
BILE to revoke the enabling act by
which Utah gained statehood.
Tie senate committee on privileges
and elections viii tomorrow resume
Tie hearing in the case Of Senator
Reed Smoot, when the defense will
begin presentation of its side. 1t is
estimated that it wall take two weeks
to hear the defenses Witnesses.
The protestants again. seating
smoot claim thai their charges nave
been sustained to this extent;
THAT the Mormon priesthood claim
to receive inspired revelations ana
that Smoot is required to accent and
obey them whether they relate tf
spiritual or temporal affairs. This L
said to have been established by the
testimony OF Measrs. Critchlow, Pow
ers. Hlles and jackson and by admlb
sfons Of Apostles Smith and Bulge
THAT the first presidency ans
twelve apostles Of whom Senator
Smoot Is one, are supreme in the an
thority of the church. This Is sait
to have been admitted by Witne.ue;
Smith Lyman, ROBBERS, Jensen an.
| others.
That as shown by their teaehihi
and method of living, the practice @
polygamy has not been abandoned b'
these church authorities. Pre5ideE
smith admitted that he has five wives
and forty two children APO e.
Teasdale, Taylor, Cowley and Mef
rill evaded service Many witnesfe
testified that plural marriages haY
been contracted since the manifess'
of 1890.
THAT the supreme Lody OF the MOI
mon church, although obligated b
the pledge which secured statehco
for Utah and the subsequent laws 81
acted by the state, permitted me.
representatives in the legislature I.
pass an act multiplying tho ,statut
against polygamy. President smi.
admitted that he approved OF t9i
action, although the governor Ye,o.
the bill in Difference to public SCI
i timent"
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-01-12
VIENNA.
Jan. 9, 1905.

Mrs. L. H. Ffzzell is on the sick
list.
Mrs. Cora Burne9t raurned last
week from a few weeks visit with
friends in st. Louis.
Miss Marion Chapman left Monday
for the Monticello seminary at God
frey, Ill.
The NJ e. church people observed
the week of prayer last week
Miss Ella Foard returned last week
from visit with relatives in Overs
bEg, Tenn.
Miss Ethel Beal left Friday for Har'
riman. Tenn. to finish school there
She has been visiting relatives here
during the holidays Her aunt, Mrs
Maggie Simpson, accompanied her as
| far al Cairo.
Miss Annie Ballowe came oyel
from Paducah Friday and has enter
ed the school here so as to graduate
with the class of 05.
Mrs. Fred Burnett and son Fred re
turned home Friday from a visit tf
Metropolis.
MIR. and Mrs. viii Lambert OF Crea
Springs are here visiting Mr.. ant
Mrs M. ]. Yandell.
Harry Perkins came up from Cairo
Saturday to spend New Years da,
Messers. Jas. Morton, Ned Looney
Chas. Huffman, Hudson Hook, or
Davis, Claude Hooker and Laid MOI
ley left Sunday afternoon via the c
and e. |. for Champaign to resume
their university work
J. H. Blymer and son Walter arr
home from Missouri where they hav'
been erecting a find school build
ing.
Miss Matte Frizzall accompanied b.
Ned Looney and Frank Carter, lef
Friday afternoon for Tunnel Hill t
visit Miss Clara Beauman for a fey
days.
Cornelius Wander Plym came II
Saturday from Cairo and spent Sur
day with his parents.
J. Spieldoch returned Friday fror
Herrie, where he has been attendin
the Masonic school of Instruction.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-01-12
MOUND CITY.
Ian II. 1905,

Jan IL, lSOo.
T. ]. Helton, an old-time southern
Illinois printer and a man of consid.
cradle newspaper experience. has as
sumed control of the Mounds Leader.
OF all the points in the southern part
of the state that bids fair TO become
the seat of a substantial weekly news.
paper, Mounds presents an auspie-
ious nucleue. It is one Of the fastest
growing towns in the fork of the two
rivers on the globe, Il is really, typ
ically, practically, cs;ainly one OF
the greatest railway relays in the
west Mounds has everything about
it that is essential to a quick and
certain development II is a fast
growing town; its growth is of a sub
stantiai nature; the buildings, both
for business purposes and for homes
are of the better class.
Early in the morning-between mid
night and day-Clarence Burton. a
colored man, who was conducting the
McCammon meat market on Mair
street just above the Rushing meal
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-01-12
BASEBALL SEASON.
Opens April "A in Both Of the Big
Leagues, Closing Oct. So.

BY the Associated Press
Cincinnati, Jan l1--Baseball sea
son will open Friday. April "A. and
close on either Oct. 8 10 5, the SEIZED
ules Of the National and American
leagues providing for 154 games. This
was decided today BY Presidents Pnl
liam Of the National league anu John
son of the American league, after Q
conference at a hosel where Pulliam
Is still confined to his bed.
The eastern clubs win play in thu
east ana the western clubs in thi
west at the start, although he exac'
arrangement is yet 70 be be settles
finally.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-01-12
uTAH's NEW SENATOR
is GEORGE SUTHERLAND
~ the Associated Press.

~ the Associated Press.
Salt Lake, Utah, Jan. 1l,-At a
Joint caucus of the Republicans OF
The two houses of the legislature to-
night. George Sutherland was nomi
mated unanimously for United States
senator 10 succeed Thomas eKarns
az there are only six Democrats IN
Tho legislature the nomination il
equivalent to an election. Inc
houses will ballot separately next
| Tuesday.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-01-12
MILL CREEK, ILL.
Jan. 10. 1905.

A. s. Cauble went 10 Tamms Sun
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIII Vancickle spent
Sunday with Mr.. Vancickles brother
at Tamms.
Our. school is progressing nicely
Born, January 9th. TO Mr.. and Mrs.
]. w. fIileman, a daughter
Ed Cullum made flying trip to
Tamms Sunday.
A. r. iVancickle was in Jonesboro
and Anna Monday nbusness.
The worst snow s.orm CT the sea
son struck here Sunday night and
Monday. Snow began failing Sunday
night and continued throughout Mon
day. about inches having fallen,
]. l.. Goodman Jr., departed for Ma
rion Wednesday for few days visit
with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Fl. j
Goodman.
]. c. Wick returned Sunday from
Marion, where he has been visiting
friends and relatives.
Miss Ida Wick, who is teaching the
Tamms school, spent Sunday viii
home folks.
Rev. Reams filled his regular ap
pointment at the Reformed churcf
Sunday. Quite an audience were
present despite the cold weather
Nelson Hileman OF Ava. was hers
last week visiting friends and rela
tives.
Noah Hileman has purchased tn
Hase property on the east side OF I'M
railroad and win soon move into II.
Everett Avett, who has been II
Murphysboro for a few days, return
ed Monday.
Mrs. A. w. Lawrence returne'
Monday from near Anna, where sh'
has been attending her mother, Mrs
Ed Pool, who is confined to her be-
with pneumonia.
Paul Miller of springville, was OF
our streets Monday,
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-01-12
ANOTHER RURAL CARRIER
FIRED BY MENT.

by the Associated Press
Des Moines. Iowa, Jan. ll.--G. Z,
Clark of Wadena, Iowa, secretary and
treasurer and general organizer of
the Iowa State Letter Carriers as
ISOLATION, has been removed by the
assistant postmaster general. Clark
has been active in urging the passage
of laws increasing salaries of car
rierS. stf
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-01-12
BRoDlE DUKE TO BE
n TRIED FOR LUNAcY

BY The Associated Press,
New York. Jan. 11.-Upon appiica-
ton of Nicoll, Anable and Lindsay,
counsel for the members of The Duke
family who are opposing Mrs DuEe'
Justice Greenbaum of the supreme
court. this afternoon granted an or
der returnable Monday to show why
commission in lunacy should not De
appointed to inquire into the mental
condition of Brodic H. Duke.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-01-12
GOVERNOR JEFF DAVIS
iNAuGURATED AT LITTLE ROCK
Nv the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
Little Rock, Ark, Jan. ll.-Gover-
nor Jefferson Davis was inanguratad
today with simple ceremonies for his
third term. Before the legislature IN
Joint session the governor delivered
his message in which ne recommends
some sweeping changes in existing
laws. The governor urges the legisla'
ture to enact measure separating
the school taxes SO as to make the
negro public schools depend upon the
taxes paid by negroes.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-01-12
BANQUET IN HAVANA.
BY The Associated Presr.

by The Associated Presr.
Havana, Jan. 1i.--Abont 200 men
sat down topIgh, at the annual ban
ouet of the American Health assoeia,
lion. Members Of the Cuban cabinet.
American and British ministers, the
governor of the province and The
mayor of Havana Occupied enc table.
The response was made on behalf OF
tho United States by William Bailey
Of Louisville, Ky.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-01-12
COLD DAY IN BUTTE.
Z the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press. 2
Butte. Mont, Jan. 11.-Bu;te ex
perieuced the coolest day in two years
the temperature ranging from ten de
grees below zero in the heart of the
city to Is and 30 below on the wind
swept bluffs.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-01-12

market, was found dead in his bed
The best evidence In the case shows
that he was taken Ill at midnight AMI
died at two o'clock-two hours later,
He was a stout, able bodied man--
unusually hale and well-and MS
death required the services Of the
coroner. An inquest was held this
afternoon and the coroner's inquest
found that deceased came to his death
from natural causes.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-01-12
FIRE AT MILWAUKEE, =

BY The Associated Press
Milwaukee. Wis. Ian. 11.-Fire
which broke out about midnight prac-
tically Quilted the establishments CT
George p. Ziegler Company, confee.
tionery. and Benjamin Young's whole
sale saddlery, The loss is estimated
a s250,0Q0; insured.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-01-12

Clothes washing by electricity, With
out soap, is the idea of a Hungarian.
The stream of electrified water IS
claimed to remove all spots aDd dirt.
and the 300 garments he'd By the
machine are washed in less than hf-
teen minutes.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-01-12
THE POWER OF THE PRESS.
Praised at Chicago Press Club Ban
auet BY Noted Men.
Rv the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
Chicago. Jaa. lite 25th ami.
versary of the founding of the Chica-
% Press club was celebrated tonight
with a banquet. IN af er dinner
speeches statesmen and authors Of
national repatriation praised the po'E.
ar and inaeence 81 the American
eress n the higiaest terIs The pftn
cipal speakers we're Col. George Har
reY of New York, and Governor Al
bert E. Cummins of Iowa.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-01-12
ACADEMY OF MUSIC
Burned at Chelsea. Mass, - Total
Lo7s ls 100000.

BY the Associated Press
Chelsea, Mass, Jan. ia ilro
broke out at 1916 O'Clock this morn.
ing and Quilted the Academy OF Mu-
sic, spread to the hotel Savoy ana 70
n four-stury brick tenement building
at the rear AT | o'clock the blaze
was beyond control Of the local de-
partment an assistance was summon
ed from Boston, Everett and Revere.
IL was reported at that hour tina two
men had been Killed by falling walls.
Tie lose on he Academy Of Music II
$50. goo, the Savoy hotel, $4,000 and
the tenement house, $4,000.
The fire is unlcr control at
O'Clock with the lo$s 100000. Thrae
men were injured. one fatally.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-01-12

Cleo Thomas visited in Uflin yes.
rerday
J. L. McFaddin, John Allricli, Arch
ie Alexander and, Albert AlIdrieh byls1
tied in Anna Tuesday, -Y ~ 's
Sheriff Meyers was III orr village
Tuerday.
Oscar Morris Of Dongola was in
our town on business Tuesday.
Mr. John Cox Of Pogey county was
looking about our town and visiting
relatives bat came here from Posey
county. Ind
Mr.. Willis is going to SOW some
oats this spring on the land that ne
has tiled this season.
Mr.. Cole, our piling merchant. has
been soliciting some orders for mixed
wood, which, If he is succefsfnl in gel
ling, will be Beneficial to those To-
Gated near enough 10 deliver the same
cheaply.
Mr.. Oren Krts has returned home
after collecting some orders for one
of our leading enterprises. He VIII
again resume the measuring OF the
lumber from the Woodney, Wick and
Smith gawmills for The Defiance Box
company.
Three inches Of snow affords fine
sleighing at present and the young
people arc improving their time VIII
this pastime,
The old maid auction was well az
tended, and was a success, as we have
a very good supply of this article
But some are not SO old.
r. s. Holcomb, and p, |. Bonner Wis
tied Carbonate. Murphyaboro, Nc
clurc, Grand Tower, Gale, Thebes ant
Tamms this week, sizing up the coun
try, =
Lou Seallings will be in ullin il
a day or two to visit friends.
Gardeners new store will soon b.
ready to occupy: this will make Ullil
nine stores.
Myers is painting his restaurant oil
the inride.
Let every one of The Bulletin sui
scribers help the boy that denver
a the paper to secure several more sui
scribers to make it pay him to hu'
lie as he hoes.
If YOU have any news for this pape
please send il to the Bulletin Q
to r. s. Holcomb as considerable il
teresfs Is felt in the future Of Vii
by SEVERAL of The Bulletin readers an
we would like TO have all of interes
to appear in shese columns.
Woodward has moved his stock
goods to Dongola. H.. where he wi
embark in the restaurant business.
II. f. Cole has purchased a ne
typewriter.
Cree Pomeroy is the proud fathe
of a fine new boy.
Homer Hamlin eonsemplates pun
ing a small house soon.
Mr.. Hanks has his house near
completed.
Howard Lombard still works
Tamms.
Henry Upmeyer of Tamms suifere
a loss of about SEQ of goods from n
new store last Friday. Burglars bros
a window pane and turned the las
ener and gained an entrance, took q
overcoat. derby hat. solid gold Gu
buttons with H" engraved thereo
and several articles out of the stor
There was a 20-p1und sledge hamm
left inside by the safe. but the sa
was practically uniniured, only bell
hit once with the sledge. The buT
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-01-12
Hearty Appetites Of BIRDS.

A redstart has been known to eat
COO flies an hour. and a blackcap has
destroyed 1000 green flies from
rose bush In a greenhouse in a few
hours. The wren feeds her Jou2g
thfrty-six times an hour.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-01-12
UPRISING IN CONGO.

BY The Associated Press.
Berlin, Jan ia dispatch to Tag
lischc Rundshau. from Brussels says
news of an uprising in the Congo
Free-State is not confirmed officially,
but unofficial reports affirm in the
most positive manner that a revolt
has broken out in the Mongolia dis
frict.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-01-12
HEMINGWAY CHOSEN
BY Indiana Caucus TO Succeed san
ato- Falrbank-.
BY the Associated Press.

Dy tue ShoDOSAatNa D $50
indianapolis, Jan. ll.-Only 90
minutes were required by the Repub-
lican joint caucus tonight to organ
ize and nominate two candidates for
the United States senate. Senator
Albert J. Beveridge 20 succeed him
self and Congressman jane A. Hezl.
enway of Bonneville to fill the unoE
pired term of c. w. Fairbanks, vice
president-e ect.
Benjamin F. Shiyely of South Ben5
ana John ". Kern Of Indianapoh.
were named by the Democratic sens
s;orial -eaucsss as@,taaf party s eandt
dates for the senate. ,.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-01-12

The writer Of short stories who Sue
eeeds in marketing his wares nova
DAYS sometimes wonders II Maggie
Tulllver, Little Nell or Col. Neweome
would be allowed to die In a modern
magazine Office.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-01-12
CHINA TAKES CONTRACT.
From Great Britain and Gives 1t to
Japan.
~ the Assoclated Press.

By the Associated Press.
Paris. Jan. 1.-THE foreign office
has received a dispatch from Shang-
hal announcing China has cancelled
the concession of a leading British
firm for building a railroad from
Swatov to Chaoehou and has regrant-
ed the concession to japanese com.
pany. This is taken as indicative OF
unexpected Japanese inroads upon
British business and influence in
China.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-01-12
Eollou 1olstoi,s Teachings.

Bulgarian newspapers give the
names Of two doctors of philesonhF
who have taken tie teachings Of Tel
sfoi 50 nuch - hesrt. tsst ore Il
hem has become "a coBbler aud TIE
otLer a sootblaet
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-01-12
I: NEWS FROM OUR NEIGE1BORS

lar cut his finger when entering as ap-
peared from blood marks.
Frank Lerah of Carmi il among MS
at present.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-01-12

There's a pretty girl in an Alpine hat.
A sweeter girl with sailor brim,
But the handsomcst girl youll eyer
see,
Is the sensible girl who uses Rock
Mountain Tea.
Paul G.. Schulz and Son.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-01-12
uE NEEDED SAND.

. csrrve Cbasleg 1rea en,aiis
a. See ue IL. tafae. seai ana vas
H,l4ar ef1HszsI. Fh8l Do Fnu thinR
would be proper for me to give him
At Nmasg
Her Mother \ bsx Of sand.