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Want Vessels to Answer Questions.

Washington, July 20.-The consul at
Fuchau, China. has reported to the
Department of State that Trung Shan
the Tartar general and acting viceroy
of Mn-Chee, has requested that under
existing circumstances all foreign YES
sells entering the Min river or on pass
ing the Chang Men forts near the
mouth of the river be instructed to
reply to questions that may be asked
by signal flags by day or lights at
night.
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BENNETT CAS- SETTLED.
Connecticut inheritance Tax of $6132
Must Be Paid.

New Haven, Conn, July 20.-The ac-
count of the Philo S. Bennett case as
cited BY William J. Bryan as executor
was accepted by Judge Cleveland, not
wlthstanding objections made to GER
tain items by counsel for tho residu-
airy legatees.
With the acceptance of Mr.. Bryan's
account the Bennett estate is now prac-
tically settled, the only thing that re-
mains being the payment of the Con-
necticut inheritance tax, amounting to
$6132.
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THE AMATEURS
Newberne q, Sumter County O.

NeWberne q, Sumter County O.
Livingston, July 0.-(SpeeiaL)-By scor-
ing a shut out today Newberne took the
best two out of three from the Sumter
county team Score: Newberne, 4; Sum-
ter county. 0. VIII Alien made beau
tiful throw in from center catching his
man at the plate. Newberne played good
and winning ball, while Sumter county
was not up to the standard. Frank Al
len pitched a fine game, allowing five
hits and passing only one man to first
by hitting batter. The feature of the
game was the al-round good playing of
the Newberne boys. Observation-Disclosures,
Frank Allen and Pollard; Sumter coun-
ty, Hughes and Wrenn. Umpire, O'Nell.
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Shreveport 2, Montgomery l..

Shreveport, July 20--Shreveport defeated
the visitors in twelve-inning battle to-
day. Both Swami and Hale pitched splen-
did ball, while the fielding or their re-
spective teams was the most sensational
seen here this season Score: R.H e.
Shreveport -. 49,. 100 600 900 o01-2 II
Montgomery -. - .001 900 900 000-1 s l
Batteries: Swami and Graffius; Hale
and Yeager. Time, 200 Attendance, 6S5.
Umpire, Ehret.
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win Escort Jones' Body.

Newport, r. l., July 20.-The first
and second divisions of the North At
lantic squadron sailed today for Hamp-
ton Roads, Later the fleet will unite
with Admiral Sigsbee's squadron to
escort the body of Admiral John Paul
Jones to Annapolis.
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DR.. Y. e. HOLLOWAY
SPECIALIST
PRIVATE DISEASES,
guarantee

you a perma-
nent cure Of
private troubles
and that you
may know my
guarantee Is re-
liza BILE I refer
you with per-
mission. to the
First National
oank, Alabama
National bank,
Steiner Broth
ers. bankers,
Jefferson Coun-
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MASONIC NOTICE.

Members of Birmingham
Fraternal Lodge No. 334, A.
F. & A. M. ara hereby sum.
moned. and all others are ia
vited to meet at Ledge room !,
at 8 p. m. today to attend the
funeral of Bro. W. F. Baker.
]. F. Vance, w. NJ.
II. T. Stradford, Sec'y.
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TWO MORE DOUBLE HEADERS
WILL BE PLAYED IN LITTLE
ROCK BY THE BARoNs-HAF.
FORD CROSSES PLATE.
SOUTHERN LEAGUE STANDING.
Games Yesterday.

Birmingham l, Little Rock (called Sec
ond inning RAIN.
Shreveport 2, Montgomery 1.
New Orleans l, Atlanta o.
acknowledgements (off day..
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At Kansas Observation-Disclosures City
game postponed on account of a circus.
At polis-Coumbus 3; Minneap-
oils, 2.
At Milwaukee-M Milwaukee, IA; Indian
apolis. 3.
At st. Paul-St. Paul, A; Toledo l.
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TaIIsdeqa 7, Admission S.

Admission, July 20.-( Special.)-Poor sup
port of Glenn gave Talladega the third
of the series here today. Glenn had
eleven strikeouts of the first fifteen men
put out by the locals. Hubbard weak
ened in the sixth inning and was relieved
by Sawyer Rivers pitched the last three
innings for Admission Score: R-H. E.
Admission ..... 0c0 1903 1905 9 0
Talladega ............... 210 III 001-7 o
Batteries-Glenn, Rivers and Makes;
Hubbard. Sawyer and Drusboo. Umpire,
Scarborough. 81
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NATIONAL LEAGUE
STANDING.
New York Up. ST. Louis Al.

New York July 20.-McGraws men won
both games of today's double header from
St. Louis by superior batting. The field
ing feature of the day was the work Of
Shannon in left field for st. Louis. At
tendance 5000 Score: RHE
ST Louis ................. 600 DOB 010-4 u
New York ............. Dol 042 00i-7 10 l
Batteres-Br and Grady; McGnni-
ty and Bowerman. Time, lao.
Second game: i R.HE
ST Louis ................. 900 010 000-1 2
NEW L pih -.-s.+-.-.--s.. WI wv VI o l.
Batteries-Egan and Leahy; Wiltse and
Bowerman. Time, LES.
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won two games from Boston. making
four in two days. The locals won the
first game by punching hits with Bos-
toms errors. In the second game cleve-
lands errors were very costly. Attendance
1862. Score; R.H. e.
Cleveland .,,...o 3f 900 30*-7
Boston . .......... 600 800 O00-3 8
Batteries: Moore and Bemis; Young and
Criger. Time 1:45.
Second game R.H. e.
Boston . ..........21 30 Dol 0004
Batteries: Hess and Burlow; Dineen and
Armbruster Time 2 hours.
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Brooklyn 2, Cincinnati 1

Brooklyn. July D.-Brooklyn defeated
Cincinnati in close and exciting game
today by punching three hits in the fourth
inning after two men were out. Attend
anaco 1900. Score: R-HE.
Brooklyn mediterranean. wv no wv
Cincinnati ................ 900 900 100-1
Batteries-Str and Bergen; Over.
all and Schlei. Time, 200.
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SOUTH ATLANTIC LEAGUE.

At Observation-Disclosures 1; Column
bia, 0.
At Savannah-Macon. 5; Savannah, 4.
At Augusta-Augusta, 5; Charleston, 0.
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Chicago. July 2O.-The game was all in
favor of New York until the eighth in
ming when the locals rallied and by
punching hits scored three runs. Attend
ance 3S4O Score: Ri. e.
Chicago :. :. ..... 100 DOL 1876 IL l
New York . 900 POI O104 9
Batteries: Owen and Sullivan; Hogg
and Mcclure. Time 1896.
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columbus 6, Rlrmlnaham 3.

Columbus, Ca, July 20-(Special)-Co-
lumbus won the first game of the series
with Birmingham. Score. R.H.E.
Columbus ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Birmingham Observation-Disclosures. 5
Batteries-Averett and Baker; Parsons
and Stephens.
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Boston Is. CHICAGO 50.

Boston, July 20.-Reulbach in the first
game pitched strong. heady game for
Chicago, keeping the locals hits well
scattered. The visitors errors were re-
sponsble for Boston'sl victory in the sec
ond game. Attendance 2s46 Score:
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Games Today.

Birmingham at Little Rock.
Atlanta at New Orleans.
Montgomery at Shreveport.
Nashville at Memphis.
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Rain.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.

ST. Louis, July 2O.-Philadelphia- st.
Louis game postponed; rain.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE
STANDING.
Detroit 7, Washington 6.

Detroit Mich July 2O.-Detroit was
given ten inning contest this afternoon
by Washington, not one of the locals runs
being earned. Attendance 400. Score;
R.H.D.
Detroit . ......... 100 O0S 40 1T II 0
washington :. ....... .001 200 03o 0-6 IA 5
Batteries: Kitson and Drill; Jacobson
and Heydon. Time 2:10.
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More People See You

In summer than in winter.
Outdoors has its innings
from no. on. The world
gets better acquainted
with itself and you want
to look your best. Why
not add a distinctive and
effective touch to your
costume with brooch,
shirtwaist set, a bracelet
or a mounted comb. Or,
If you're man, invest in
good scarf pin or ring.
Getting good jewelry is
just like putting money in
bank. Our designs and
prices will interest you.
j.. LOWINSOHN,
1921 Second Ave,
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EAST LAKE

Grand Sacred Concert Sun
day afternoon at East Lake
by Memoirs Concert Band.
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Cuba 9, York 5.

Cuba. July 20.-(Special)-The Cuba
and York ball teams played at York yes
terday and although York had pitcher
from Meridian, the score was to in
favor OF Cuba. This makes four straights
for Cuba. Batteries; Cuba. Vaughan,
Treadaway and Vaughan; York. Foster
and Hale.
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cIeveIand 70. Boston ga.

Cleveland July eo-cleveland again
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Plttst ure 2, Philadelphia 5.

Philadelphia, July 2o.-Hard and con-
secutive batting gave Pittsburg victory
over Philadelphia today. Attendance
91S3 Score: R.HE.
Pttsburg ..,............ 204 900 010-7 u l
Philadelphia ............. 900 500 0O0-5 Q
Batteries-Lynch. Phillip and Gibson;
Sparks, Corridor and Abbott. Time. 2l5.
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The Loveman, Joseph & Loeb team will
play the Athletic. club this afternoon at
the latters park in West End. at Col
mant station. The anne will be called at
3 O'Clock, and the admission will be free.
The two teams are capable of putting
up snappy game, and 1t is expected that
? number of peop.e will go out to see
the contest.
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RATEs ARE AS FOLLOWS.
SHIP YOUR GOODS
BY THE
SOUTHERN EXPRESS COMPANY

This Company operates on $1,000 miles OF
first-class routes. and has connections with
other responsible Express Companies for
all poiLts accessible by express.
All shipments &c merchandise packages,
yaluables. etc. arc constantly in the care Of
special messen-ers selected for the pur-
pose. and forwarded on the fast passenger
trains.
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Newt Fisher is said to have gone out
side of the gate in New Orleans the 9TH
err day when Nashville got beat twice in
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-07-07
enowlNo miND AT WORK.
Delights Of Being csretsksr to Youth
Of Tender Ace.

A youngster Of inuiring mind made
a short trip on enc OF the ferry
lately. and these are a few of the
questions he propounded to his long
suffering caretaker:
is the water down bslow there as
wet as Il Is out in the ocean,
How many men could be drowned
IN water as deep as THAR
Did you ever stand With your head
In the water TIL you couldn't breathe
auy mnFe?"
IF a father FISH couldn't find any
worms In the water for his little fish.
would he think of going up on the
shore to dig for them?"
rs that big man with the gold but
0ns on his coat the father of all those
men who do whatever he tells Them"
AOh, look.s was the gleeful com
ment as they passed steamer towed
by little harbor tug which whistled
sharply every now and then. that
big boats got the little boat by the
tail and the little boats squealin!"
Then. his attention was momentarily
turned upon collie OF high degree
whose silky tail swept the deck. When
discovered simultaneously by the hor-
rified owner OF the canine as well as
his own weary guardian he was active
ly engaged in tying the tip OF the
dogs tail upon its back to the ring
In its collar
"But deed | wasn't hurting Il any,
protested the small boy dolefully
Benson says dogs what trail their
tails along behind EN- is sneaks. and
! was just trying to help unsneak
himl"- New York Times.
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was Taking No CHANCES.

Attorney General Mayer relates the
story Of a gentleman from the coun-
try who visited d hotel In a town on
the New York Central and read d no
tice, Safe IN the office" Tie eoun-
tryman went downstairs, and reclin-
ing on sofa in the Office, went to
sleep, where he was found about :
o'clock the next morning by the clerk.
Here wake mp said the elerl
what are you sleeping down here
fcr?9 The countryman answered very
mildly We'll, you see, have al
ways had a fear Of fires in a hotel
and when ! read your sign, Safe In
the Office, thought would sleeI
down here, New York Times.
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IN A BAD WAY.
Many Cairo Reader viii Geel
Grateful for This Information.

When your back gives out:
Becomes lame, weak or aching;
When urinary troubles set in.
Your Kidneys are in a bad way.
Doanss Kidney pills will cure You
Here Is local evidence to prove 1t.
WI P Gibson, Of 4lG Eleventh
street. employed by the Big Four
started two or three years ago with
lamensgs and pain IN the small Of
my back across the kidneys. IL /
caught cold II would settle In these
organs and render the pains So
acsite that could scarcely straighsen
and 1t was almost impossible to stoop
10 pick mp anything from the floor,
LEARNING about Doanss Kidney Pills I
procured box at Paul q. Schuh H
drug store, ana from the prompt and
satisfactory results obtained / can
speak Of them only as being a tip
top remedy. cheerTuIly recommend
Doan's Kidney pills to any one sur
ferring from any kind OF kidney
trouble"
For sale by all dealers. Price 80
cents. Foster Milhurn Co, Buffalo,
New York, sole agents for the United
States.
Remember the name Doan' and
take no other.
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GETTING CLOSE TO EVIDENCE,
Proof That Minister Was at Least on
the Rioht Track.

tne Ftqnt Track.
Lawyer Jones was the pride Of a
flourishing seaport village of Maine.
He stood well at the bar Of the eoun-
~. and his forensic triumphs reflected
glory on his town. He was an es-
pecial authority on evidence,
After middle life, in spite of the pro
hibitory law. be got into the way Of
tipping and was sometimes seen the
worse for liquor His good neighbOrs
bemoaned the fact and decided 80 get
the popular minister TO labor with the
erring brother. ~
The minister accepted his delicate
mission, and one morning. meeting
Mr.. Jones on the street, he cordially
took his arm and walked along with
him. After some commonplace re-
marks he said: My dear Mr.. Jones'
You are greatly loved and respected IN
this community, but am sorry 10 say
that some of your best friends are
disturbed by stories they have heard
about your drinking"
"All idle tales" said Jones. Il do
not drink
The minister caught Whit of his
breath as he spoke. and, with signs Of
irritation in his voice. replied Now.
Jones, what is the use OF talking
that way? know by your breath that
you have ben drinking today"
We'll" said Jones. NOW you are
approaching evidence"
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The carllnea Are ladies' Now.

All things come at last TO those VINO
know how to wait, but the interval is
sometimes long and tedious. Three
hundred years ago there was a little
group OF ladies In Scotland who tried
10 obtain something and failed. Last
week their successors at length OBJ
tanned their hearts desire. When
James I. found that the wives OF the
Lords Of Session were trying to get
themselves called my lady" he would
have none OF 1t. True he said, ~
made the carls lords, but who made
the cariines ladies?' His descendant
ana successor, King Edward VII, has
made the carlines ladies at last, and
10y reigns In more than one feminine
bosom beyond the Tweed IT II, no
doubt, an anomaly that husband
should be your lordship" and his wife
plain ma'am.e but It is one from
which bishops wives suffer to this
day. and from which they will probab-
\ ~ continue to suffer. The Guardian.
h
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-07-07

Mere il Lew Fields latest scholas-
tfc story about his young son, Joseph:
"The other morning Joseph's school
tescher asked II any boy In the class
could speak a sentence containing the
word foregoing Joseph promptly
rKlsed hts hand, indicating that he
Axv&s ready with the sentence.
"weli 20 ahead, Joseph said the
teacher.
Last Saturday afternoon went to
papas theater to see III Happened In
Kordlandv Uncle Charley Fields WAS
\ &landing AT the door. Three news
paper men came up and shook hands
Win him. Then they all walked away,
INA pretty soon I saw the four going
y inf0 The Dunsmore Cafe. H. New
\ YxDxk World.
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Cid Inventory Of Railroad.

An old inventory OF the Mdflawk K
Hudson railroad, dated Jan. l. 1898,
gives the following as the total rolling
stock OF the road at that time: Three
locomotives 1.-THE John Bull, the De
Witt Clinton and the EXPERIMENT.;
three carriages, accommodating twelve
passengers each; nine, accommodating
nine each; two. accommodating six
each. and three. accommodating eight.
cen each, q total capacity Of 1888.
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FOUND OUT ALL ABOUT 1T.
How Engiishman's Thirst for informa
ton Was Satisfied.

:
ton Was Satisfied.
One day when we were preparing
the American exhibit at the Paris ex-
position, said Dr. William McMur-
irie, the chemical expert, 4 was ar
ranging some bottles eli wine when an
Englishman came along. | would
have recognized him for an English
man in the center OF Africa. He
stood and watched me for a while and
then inquired, with the non-repro-
ducahle English accent, Is that wine2
Il told him 1t was. Did Ii come
from American he asked. | satisfied
his curiosity. DO sou make wine in
America was his next question. I
now imagined that he was trying to
guy me. and answered rather shortly
that We did. What Go you make ii
off, he inquired insatiably. was
low sure that he was trying to guy
me, so | answered. Why, potatoes,
Of course. What did you think we
made it Off A minute afterward !
vas sorry. for saw that he had been
perfectly sincere in his thirst for In
formation. With an expression of
childlike admiration he remarked,
Fawncy. knew you didn't have any
grapes In America. but | never
thought you were clever enough 10
make 1t ont Of potatoes. New York
Times.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-07-07
co-Educasion Abroad.

In q report made about four years
ago It was shown that Ill the clemcn-
tary schools Of England boys and
gil.s mingle together in IS Ter cent OF
tAa classes. In Scotland the practice
+ almost universal, co-educalion be-
ing practiced in or per cent OF the
schools. In Ireland n per cent or the
national schools have a mixed attend
ance OF boys and girls.
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Mhx Man lie on Earth.

The bad object Of all food faddism
u to make food WEAKNESS and bur.
den Food Is to be nasty, lest we eat
TOO much OF 1t. Food Is to be chewed
TO extinction, SO as to make hard
work of feeding. All Of which is ar
ant nonsense and founded ON the
yhoIly foolish idea which II more and
more obsessing civilization, that man
Is on earth to work. ne Is on eartu
70 be glad; II he doesn't believe that
he Is mad. NJ sydney Bulletin.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-07-07
Tendency Of Fish to neeonnoa..

Fish, because of Its tendency rapid
" TO decomposes holds a peculiar posi-
ton among foods. In England 1t is
the subject of a special act of Parlia-
meft. SO long ago as 1898 men knew
the evil consequences resulting from
eating mackerel of uncertain post
norton age. So they passed an act
providing that except during the
hours Of divire service this FISH could
be sold en- Sunday That act has
never been repealed.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-07-07
The Seven sleerars.

The heart Of the flyeycar-oid heir Of
the house had been delighted By q
present Of train Of Elk cars. re
played with them until past his usual
bedtime, and then reluctantly went to
his crib. His mother went To kiss him
goodnight, and found his beloved train
In bed with him. She demonstrated,
and the boy replied. ''But, mamma.
they are sleeping cars"
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-07-07
HOLD ANNUAL SNOW FESTIVAL
Winter Celebration a Feature N Small
GArr11an Town

: 4
In the little town or Andreasberg,
\ III the Harz mountains Of Germany,
making snow images has been re-
duced To d science. under the stimulus
vi an annual snow festival, In which
the residents of the town compete for
prizes. During the time ii is in prog
ress the little village ID thronged
with guests One year 1000 persons
enjoyed the sport. The task OF the
Judges is by no means an easy one
in back yards, front yards and in the
streets before the houses the models,
which include figures and complex
groups III all kinds. have been set UP.
The worker III the snow Is wisest who
waits until the last moment and then.
works swiftly and skillfully. Many a
good sculptor's work has been reduced
III shapeless mass before the judges
got around lust because the sun would
not hide its face.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-07-07

The world has no time for mere
lovers. It wants men Who can do
things- Love making. says one, "is
The idleneEs Of the busy ANA the bust
ness of the idle" When youth for
gets and takes his eyes from the goal,
70 become merely man In love, pen
ning dainty poems to his mistress
eyebrows, soon you will behold him
among the idlers and among the fail
lres.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-07-07
European Thrones.

AT present the only thrones in Eu-
rope not occupied by a descendant OF
James l.@of England are those OF Ser.
via, Turkey and Sweden Norway. But
as Princess Margaret Of Connaught Is
to be married to the Crown Prince
Oscar, the throne OF Sweden Norway
may be, In due time. occupied by a
descendant Of James l., like the rest.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-07-07
Rihle sslllnn h chlna.

During the last year more than a
million copies Of the Scriptures were
sold In China by the British and For
eign Bible Society This was exclua-
I've OF $4,000 copies in the shape Of
free grants. mainly to Chinese stu
dents This record far exceeds all
previous records of the society's cir.
cHlation in the Chinese empire
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-07-07

Irving. Grinnell, treasurer OF the
Church Temperance Society nf New
York, was talking about the difference
between high and low church among
Eniscopalians.
Il heard two boys talking on the
street the other day" he said,
''Our church Is awful high. we
have mathis
That's nothin',' said the other boy,
We have carpets
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-07-07
Nalue 81 ain

As long az the English language
exists the study Of Latin will be main
tanned in the schools. More than half
of our words are said to be OF Latin
origin. A knowledge OF Latin In
creases the power Of the pupil to
grasp the varying shades of meaning
OF the words Of our own tongue.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-07-07
EnalIsh Free Library.

The borough OF Southwark, England.
Is about to inaugurate the open book
shelf In its public libraries Taxpay-
ers and others who register their
mines az borrowers Will BE allowed to
enter the Libraries and take down
from the shelves the books they re
qnire without reference TO the at
tenGants
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-07-07
FIxraper Checks Cut Worms.

Los Angeles orange growers recent
ly saved their trees from an attack Of
millions Of cutworms by wrapping
some fypaper around the trunk Of
each tree, the branches being also
trimmed so that they wouldn't touch
the ground. The worms couldn't crawl
past the barrier Of flypaper.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-07-07
cIcck nrinos $500.

Last year an Englishman spending
ais holidays at Lake Windermere,
fought for So an Ola grandfather's
clock that he Lad seen In cottage.
was damaged In transit and the
swner let the express company keep Il
4 payment Of g25. The company has
Just zcld it for $500