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Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-08-06
New Electric Roard In Alabama.

Opelika, Ala, August Sit Was Of
neially announced In this city today
that contracts had been let and prep
STATIONS made for constructing an clco.
trie car line between this city and
Auburn. for which 10 miles Of track
will have TO be laid. The capacity o.
the OpelikA electric plant Viii BE- IN
creased threefold 10 furnish power
for the road and light and power f,r
Opslika for $500. 80. Work 81 COR
struction Is to begin within ihir,y da. -
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-08-06

refused. The unfortunate passengers
many OF whom were women and chill
dren, were not permitted TO put theii
heads out Of the windows TO get 9
breath OF fresh air.
Local Pacific officials said today that
they did not expect that the redical
quarantine measures adopted In Cal
casleu would stop the passage Of the
United States mails. The road has
arranged to carry the mall car with
an engine each day from one end
OF the parish TO the other. Trains
on the Southern Pacific today are only
running as far as Mermenton.
Mayor Behrman has issued an ap
peal TO merchants TO conduct them
selves so that their employees may
assist In street cleaning work. A dis
patch from the Rigolets says:
The Louisiana naval reserves. under
Lieutenant Ivy. In the oyster commits
sion lugger Nunez. captured in ShIr
Island canal the Mississippi patrol boal
Tipsey.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-08-06
CHINA BOYCOTT EXAGGERATED
Minister Barrett Says There 10 No
Need iof Any Alarm.

San Francisco, August 5.-John Bar
rett the newly appointed minister 10
Colombia. is here IN connection with
the commercial relations existing be-
tween the United States and China,
particularly as regards the boycott in
Rugurated by the Chinese guilds
against American products. He in
sists, however, that bis mission is
not of any Official character, but sim
ply to acQualEt himself with the feel
ing OF the coast as to the boycott and
interviews one Of the merchants who
are engaged In the trade.
MInister Barrett, while cOnceding
that the Chinese guilds are all power
full In the country, Is OF the opinion
that the present alarm shown by the
people of this country, over the action
OF the Chinese is unnecessarily exag-
gerated He firmly believes that what
ever grievances the Chinese guilds
have will soon be dspelled when they
are made to realize that our govern.
ment is disposed to act fairly with
them In the matter Of immigration.
He is also OF the opinion that our fu-
ture policy as regards the Orient will
depend much upon the results of the
peace conference than the reports OF
theJapanese aud Russian, and predicts
that the next two years will witness
a great change in the policy of the
United States. Such a change will
be attended with a noticeable improve
ment OF our commercial relations in
the Far East.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-08-06
SANFORD'S FATE IN
HANDS OF THE JURY
Case Given to Jurymen At Ten
O'clock Friday Morning.
COURT ROOM WAS CROWDED
The cIosinS speech for the Proseeu-
tion Was Made BY Attorney Cope
land-Exeitemsnt Runs High, a.
Both sides Have Many Friends.

Rome, Ca, August 5.-Court opened
this morRing at o'clock in the San
ford murder case with a large crowd
In attendance. Colonel Copeland OF
the state, Immediately began the deliv.
cry of his argument, which was the
sixth and last to be-uade in the case.
Mr.. Sanford and his counsel entered
the court room promptly.
II was privately announced to Juror
Brandon that his mother was much
better.
AS Colonel Copeland progressed, the
crowds became larger and before $3.50
many persons were standing The
argument was eloquent and impressive
and magnificent effort. Colonel
Copeland spoke for two hours, con
Guiding at 10 O'clock
The gun with which Wright was
killed, the clothes worn by the victim,
photographs. maps and other evidence
admitted, including the Indictment for
murder, were rendered to the Jury.
The court room was crowded ana
many persons were on the outside who
could not gain admission TO the court
room
Judge Nose Wright began his
charge to the jury at five minutes al.
ter 10 O'Clock. The Judge charged
the law on murder and voluntary man.
slaughter.
The case then went to the jury.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-08-06
SAKHALIN ISLANDS
CAPTURED BY JAPS
Russians Surrender At,-- y-vr
Slight Resistencq
TOXIC GETS AN OFFICIAL R5s3e-
Three~Thousand Men and Annual,
and Supplies, Etc, Fall Into r. N,
Of the Vietors-lsiands Foros 3.
h. Ion9ed to Miksdos DOMAIN

Toxic, August 4.-Noun "A ...
giving details OF the dal' ,... ...
surrender OF the majO,i'y .. ....
sian garrison on Sahd4.u
been received as follows
IAN independent caya.ly O.. ...
the afternoon of July 2N u..
enemy south OF Pa.cJ d. q
driving him southwark, ,.y ..... ...
field guns besides NUM-.
and 4 quantity Of ammu.....
On July 20, the caytsy
inforced, pursued the enemy nd.
Taylan, which lies % MI, ......
Rykon. The enemy hated . u,.
20 miles south Of Tayau a.
O'Clock on the morE.L- ID. ,..
sent a letter under a ia. o. ,...
the japanese commando Oh .-. ' .g.
General Llapnoff, the Russian -,,. ..
saying that the lack Of Ja,t.. rt.
terlal and medicines ara o..
Quent inability TO succor o., ...
compelled him from a SEN. u. ..n4.
lty TO terminate hosti,i,i,.
THE commander OF Che I....
forces replied demanding 'h ....
Of all war supplies and prr. o.
the Russian government, 'ar u,.l.
an the delivery OF al, MAJ. chart.
records and papers relating ','.rE
sian civil and military atua.
and requiring their delivery +. '..
al IL o'clock the morning .' '.E
otherwise an attacking 800, ..a.
would be started.
Colonel Tolivitoh. on h,Hlt ~ r..
ernor Llapnieff, met C'o, Is ..
mi, Japanese chief Of ~.tG
morning OF My 81. AMI o.. 20.
proposed terms.
Governor Liapnon. 20 uc .
5000 men OF the Russian calj..
surrendered.
The spoils, consisting OBJ.
papers and military supple. 81 at
under investigation"
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-08-06
swINDLER CAUGHT IN CHICAGO
Succeeded In Getting Much Money on
Raised Postoffice Orders.

halbco FostoWlCe OrueTs.
Chicago. August Enlarged with
swindllng merchants in II cities out
of thousands Of dollars, Norman T.
Roberts, alleged money order raiser
and forger, was arrested last night
as substation. Roberts said he
was a salesman until a few months
ago. He is q years old and comes
from New York. bat has wife living
in baltimore.
Roberts method has not differed
from that OF seevral other swindlers.
including one woman, who have sent
been sent to the penitentiary from Chi
cage within the last three years. The
forger buys a money order at sub
station usually for 20 cents and pay.
able to some other person. Then all
the writing Is erased with chemicals
and the blanks are filled out for any
amount under SlOO. In Chicago the
signature OF Postmaster COyne was
forged
The raised order then Is offered by
the swindler 10 some business house
in exchange for small purchases and
the remainder. which the forger re.
ceives. represents the amount of his
dishonest gain.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-08-06
Troops May Pas. ThrOus- s',''s

Washington. August : IT,
department today telesra...
British ambassador and An '
sui general today that the r.'....
OF New Hampshire. vermo.' a.. ""
sachusetts have formal -..-
10 the passage through 'a'
for the Forty.third Canatia.
1.-THE duke Of CornEalrs Ovr
now In Ottawa. waiting 20
visit Boston and Prov
only restriction Is In n
saehusetts. where the sta'.
prohibits the assembly
rade The Telegram o.
dor was addressed 10 hin
York and a. the sum-
LenoX.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-08-06
ATTEMPT TO BLOW UP SHIP.
Capped Fueses Found In the Coal Hold
While On Mldoeean.

WINE IN Mloocoan,
San Francisco. August 5.-An At
tempt 10 blow up a ship In midocean
has been reported by Captain c. Ton
see, OF the French ship Asnieres. which
has arrived here from Swansea, Eng.
loaded with coal. He left that port
In January last and six weeks later
when FAR oW at sea. a dozen capped
fuses such as are used by miners "a
explode charges Of dynamite. were dis
covered In the hold OF the ship among
the coal.
Had one Of the fuses become LIMITED
by a shock In a part OF the hold where
coal gas had accumulated, the shin
would undoubtedly have been blown
TO atoms. Two OF three OF them had
exploded but fortunately ~ polnt,
where there WAS no gas and eonse
quently no damage was done.
The presence Of the fuses among m.
cOai Nas discovered only by accident
Wherc during some rough weather
me- NJ 20 l,an into he hold &c
leNr, 6. ls ARD found them. The
AsnlereS beionsc! 'a ne sociei. A
Ouynome dts Lr-s- Corriefs A-aeas
N PariA
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-08-06
Mississippi Situation Unchanged.

Jackson. Miss. August 5.-The sit
untlon In Mississippi today Is un-
changed, no new points Of infection
are reported, and no new eases have
appeared at Lumberton or Sumnerall.
Local guarantees are being lightened
AS a result Of last nights report from
New Orleans.
Captain German and a detail OF prl'
Yates from company A at Nick@urg,
passed through the city this afternoon
enroute to the gulf coast TO reinforce
the quarantine guards The MIssissip.
pi troops doing duty on the coast are
under the exclusive directions Of the
marine hospital service, priyates being
paid 81 per day.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-08-06

New York. Angus; Brudenew III
toa. who asserts that his grandfather
was lord mayor Of London. Is q pris
oner In the Trnderloln police station
under q charge NJ disordcrly conduct
Exton. who also claims 10 Dee an lnsur
Anee broker. IL said by Witnesses &c
have Knocked down a woman In iron,
of Broadway hoto, cenvcrs,ng viii
'an acquaintance. ENion stumbled
agains, the woman by accident, bu, 81,
screamed for help loudly aud hall q
dozen Jumped upon the unfortunate
broker az once. he Was beaten % the
Sidewalk and In a moment hsli a hun
drcd lSungerp we're Attempling % hil
him A policeman beat ~, va,
through the crowi and rescued ENt0r
from serious injury. He'was hustled
NSay ana during the sxcitemeR, the
womAA disappeared Win hes ttIls
eaagassr ~ Who's she was Ascsnpa
- e
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-08-06
ouarapsIne Fever suapsets.

New York August 8 -Four feevr
suspects were taken from the steamer
Nueoes from Galveston today al quar-
antine and transferred TO HOFFMAN
Island for observation ~ 70 The Cause
OF abnormally high temperatures one
was q steerase passenger aud the other
members Of the Grew.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-08-06
QB DEATHS and
SEVENTEEN CASES
Yellow Fever In New Or
leans Declare Officials.
uAyyoN 10 VERY SERIOUS

hathorItlss Claim They Can Con-
49, the PIaaue-FsopIe Are LsaV-
In6 Wberever PossIbIs-ouarantlne
Negotiations Getting More strict.
MeM Orleans, August Sup to noon
~ seventeen new cases and four
kha from yellow fever were report
+ - the city board Of health.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-08-06
PLANS TO FLOAT RUSSIAN LOAN.
NJ. Witte Has Held Conference with
Wall Street Bankers.

"dll oISCt bdUkCTb
New York August 5.-Plans are on
foot TO float Russian loan In Amcrl.
ca, and conferences with this object
In view already have been held. says
the Herald, between Mr.. Serglus Witte.
the Russian senior peace envoy and
representatives OF one or two OF Wall
streets most prominent banking firms
and Institutions
II Is understood continued the Her.
aid. that further conferences will be-
held and that the information which
NJ Witte obtains will have a highly i'm.
portant bearing on the outcome OF the
peace negotiations which are soon to
begin
II MIR. Witte finds that he Is able to
place a loan In the United States
and IL Is believed by prominent fnan.
Ciers that N the terms are satisfactory
he can 10 So the aspect OF the Rus
sian cause. may be materially changed
when the peace plenlpotentiaries make
known their propositions TO each other
Heretofore, II has been believed tina,
no Russian loan could be noaied IL
this country unless Il were based on
q cessation Of the war and the promise
Of internal reforms In Russia. Infor
nation was given NJ. witte last night
however, that Indicated the willingness
of at least one, and possibly two. prom
inent banking houses TO consider the
price Russia would pay for negotiating
q loan
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-08-06

Nashville. Tenn August 81
HAgGn. travelling salesman for Nash
vile. wholesale drag house. uas tOand
seaa n . FoUm q = hoapl 10 Tusoom.
IA. Ala. ihia nesainE DarsA resulted
lBom Apeplu
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-08-06
Discuss No0~ssisn sIssstion.

cOPsnhagsA. August S.-Crowr
Prince GwEaTs az sveaea. arrivee
ssrs toesy % discuss VITA King cars
slaa the ae@tion ~ M Norwewinp
lhEnaa.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-08-06
Eleridlan Commits ~ -

Nashville. Tenn, Augs. b..
Gray. OF PArassOfkee. y $3.50.
saicide In a hotel here ID ~
ing eAreolic acid he 80,
10 hoeel e. -Jnek 0Ordet 60 =.
a. rsEn.- Iis pns IL
A. IQan a Qgl1
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-08-06

situation 10 Preearious.
NM Orleans, August 5.-EXtremeI
hsures which some Of the country
tlflcts are taking to guard them
6ibejs from yellow fever threatens toI
lai D temporary stop to train service
.snd may bring the federal government
elo the fever situation In the south.
The most radical action thus far tax.
A that OF the police jury OF Calca'
tu, the second largest parish in tho
Ate. Il has passed resolutions or.
fIhg that all traffic, travel and inter.
|Ifse betweent Calcasieu and points
At. north and west Shall cease q,
hca, and that no one shall be permit.
10 enter the limits OF the parish
IN Further orders. In consequence
3hls resolution the Southern Pacific
as been ordered from today TO run
he more trains through CalcasieuI
hich means an abandonment OF the
feugh service OF the line to the west.
TIE Watkins trains and the Kansas
iy Southern trains have also been
Mapped. Il Is understood that the quar-
&niine In 4 day or two will be extend
Id { oall freight trains. The eject
|'3 the orders Is stop all mail service
'tEo or through Calcasiou.
ouarss shot at Negro.
AApldss has shut her doors to every
na except mail and fuel oil. AL
ermentAu. La, shots We're exchanged
ween guards and negro who was
wing 10 run the quarantine. Gran!
fssh has Instituted shotgun quar-
nflne, stopped all trains aud shut
tfnelf OF completely from mail ser
100. Lafayette. La, has issued or
bPH that only mail aud disinfcc,cd
nlght shall come into that parish
ToAAas parish has guaranteed all
hseengers. baggage, household goods
fnits and fabrics
Precautions as radical as these have
been taken In many other sections OF
Ne south and there Is apparently n
feAl panic now prevailing as az
hay Time during 1897. the bulk Of the
anntry laymen refusing to put their
41ith u the mosquito theory. Although
NC report OF 81 new cases In the pre-
tedinE ~ hours would ordinarily have
+ Tendency 20 cause alarm here pco
nls ind assurance In an analysis oi
ne detaile drepors made by the board
9t health II is shown that 81 the
tA cases 20 were rooted out Of con
1ealmsnt by Surgeon FSrrar Richrad
80, OF the Marine hospital service and
his assistants.
F The area Of Infection IN increasing
b1.ow Canal street. but the disease
~ making feeble progress above,
People Leaving Louisiana.
The exodus from Louisiana townI
Hhere fever has appeared continues
large number Of people have gont
north and east from shreveport and
p'nts In tho, section OF the state. Al
All1andria a. ,hv r,sui, " mild cas-,
4kefR Que hundred clulcus chartered
4 special train TO leave there today
Vet the patlen, ,ba, has caused tn
panic h reported 20 have 50 far re-
covered a. 10 be- able .o SO up in bed
md smoke cigarette
Owing 20 the Quaunuues there e.
freat Suffering on the pau Of ihos,
no are aee,nE from the COUNTRY ns
kFicts OF North LOUISIANA Two thou
eAnd refugees were compiled TO ~
main In their trains a. Joncsboro. Arb |
The trains were surrounded by state,
lrops. 40 hTFrsedly had the train
l,epn made np that no provision hat
hpen niAds Cor food and water ana nc
gekem uera AnngrT ana fnmished
.| 4.|& 49, -. -. A.. a.. =. - -
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-09-22

a pamru silence, broken at last by
Aunt Corianiha. who had been stand
ing very still and rejecting very in
tently
casper, I now understand the deser-
ton Of Captain Brathforl We often
sat together in this parlor Bartholo-
new is responsible for ms being an old
maid. Wen take him to the darkest
part of tie attic"
Mike caught up the portrait ami fol
lowed by Amt Coriantha and Mr..
Tyne, carried II 10 the loft. I east ore
look OF exultatlon at BruSton and went
ont ] don't know how he got out OF
The house but I have never seen him
there since. I went In seereh Of Fan
ny and found her in the sitting roon
and-wen. fhe~e IS no more 70 be said
except that there werc no forbiddinE
I eyes IN that room.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-09-22
(The End
COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS

Council Chamber Cairo Illinois,
September Il, 1905,
(second Regular Meeting
Present. Hon. Geo. Parsons, may
or: and Aldermen Antrim, Fuller Jcce
Nn. June, Koehler, Lawler. Magner
Nen. Nellis, Nordman, Simon, Snyder
Werner, and Wood
Absent: None
Minutes
Alderman moved that the minutes
Of the last regular meeting be approx
ed without reading. The moion was
adopted
Reports Of city Officers
The city attorney and city comp
troller reported having examined the
report Of A. ] Ross, pol &c magis
Itrate. and found same correct
Alderman Lawler moved thar the
report be received and filed The mo
ton was adopted
w. B Thistlewood city engineer
reported as follows
I Gentlemen: As requested ! have
Examined into the feasibility of ;
ever Oh Twantyirst street between
( Pine street and Washington avenue Ii
tconnect with the proposed Washing
4 ton avenue sewer between Twenty
irst stree and Twentyfonrth street
md find the same 10 be practicable.
However | think il advisable, II
glow Of obta ming better grades fo
you 10 constitute sewer on Walnu
street from Twenty-first street mort
20 TwentytAird s'aeet, thereby al
fording d better utlt-let into tn
Twenty fourth street sewer for tha
portion lying west of Walnut street
, Respectfully submitted
w n 9'HISTf .FXNDOn
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-09-22
cHANcERY NOTICE.

state Of Illinois, Alexander county, 81.
In the Alexander county circuit court, 0cio.
Ut inrin, A. y 1888, 10 ehanepry sitting.
Francis Wal complainant, Nv barley q
PaFs0f piUgHpS Parrot, Grant parrott, Laura
Mei'fite. Paul ! Il rOtt ~ vi hargis, u. Nc.
N8nus ur., Grace Houltcn, 0u Snmmeri1t
May Riggle and William Il farrott, def. nd.
atits--B y in chancery for pa tition.
Thr above named DEFENDANTS are hereby no
tiiied that said comp aiaant has this ,tay filed
Ill said court q certain bill in chanccry for az.
ti'ion against them ard that summons has IA
sued thereon returnahc on the first day OF NJ,
most terra ~ said court, TO be holden mt tn,
Of October next.
cairo, llli0ois, September Z, a d. 1905.
LEE IL. DAVIS, Clerk.
By @ Fostor, Deputy.
Wall " Caster, complainanl's solicitor,
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-09-22
SOUTHERN DLVrslQ \

rHE ONLY DIRENT LIME 20 MEbtAH
NASHVILLE, CHATTANOOGA, AT
LANrA, JACKSON WILLIE, "a.
VANNAH, NfCEaBBEa
and JACKSON WILLIE.
8.D5 a. m. 1.-The Dixie Flyer Memphis
SaBhgille and Jaeksoneilie.
$40 y. m, Memphis and New flesrs LimIt
ed via Memphis, striving in Memphis at 3;l
H. M and New Orleans T:i5 p.m
600 a. MI, PaduuNh and fouiavtlle.
ia .. M, daily, Memphis and New Orlean
Fast Mail arri wing In Memphis W 7.i0 p, ma. and
New Orleans at g.25 q, M
1.tl p. M, daily, Nashville, Ohstanoogaanf
atlanta
8:25 pm. Memphis and New Orleans Speeds
arrive In Memphis at 1880 y. m, New OrleAn
10 100 q. IN.
$50 D. M Paducah, HopkinsYiile snd Louis
Vile
es-For through tickets, sleeping car acocm
faudatiCns and further Information apply III
.slinoia Central Passenger station, Cairo, III.
j. n. JONES Tkt. Agt,
A. II. HANSON. Gen. Pass. Agt. ohicsf
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-09-22
Reports Of Committees

The street committee reported, reco.
amending that a crossing be placed
across Sycamore street at Twenty
third street and that a cinder side
walk be laid on west side OF Sycamore
street from Twentysecond to Twenty
third street.
Alderman Fuller moved that the re-
port be received and recommends
ons concurred in The motion was
adopted by the following vote Aye,
Antrim. Fuller, Jccelyn, June, Koch
cr, LAWYER, Wagner, Men, Nells. Moro
nan, Simon, Snyder, Werner ana
Wood Nay, none.
The street committee reported fur
Their, recommending that Roy p. Ghol
son and Leon e. Denison be grantee
,armssion to construct d Sidewalk
II Fifth street at an elevation ans
with grades shown by profile now Oh
I bic in the office Of the city CLERK
/ Alderman Snyder moved that the II
>oet be received aud permission grant
/ ID as recommended
Alderman Koehler moved 70 ament
w adding Marx-Denison Dry Goodi
7o. erect the house as planned an.
4 represented TO the committee TIN
amendment was accepted and the me
ton to receive and grant as amends
was then adopted By the following
Vote: Aye Antrim, Jocelyn June
I Keehler, Lawler, Wagner, Neff, More
man, Simon, SNYDER Werner an
! Wood-l2. Nay, Fuller and Nellis-
b
The street committee reported flu
ther recommending chat NO sidewal
~ the west side Of Cedar bctwee
Twelfth and Douglass streets be r
pa red Alderman June moved to r
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-09-22
,SsSaM M. & 0
VNX BULLETIN

second class onswsy colonIss TlsA
ats to California.
tSI.sk, Cairo 10 san Francisco. Los
Angeles, Gan nlago and all other
points, taking the California esmmen
rate.
Tickets sold March lat TO May lItA
and Sept. lsth TO October slSt. isss
Lsuderdale Springs, Miss.
On line OF Mobile and Ohio railroad
Low round trip rates daily, Apply 10
M. and o. railroad agents for particu
lars.
Any further information regArS i
the above rates will be furninhcd uHoa
application to the undersigned
JNO. M. BEALI, g. r. A.,
o. Louis. M
r. ~ sONNH. TseAet Agent.
CAiic, I'LL - ,..s... W
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-09-22

An Engllshman. sir Ralph Payne
GaIlwey, recently made a remarkable
shot with his ancient Turkish bow
Shooting a the new French golf links
al h Touauei tc covered q distance
of sG7 yards with Hits best arrow.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-09-22
What the Hens 10.

The hens in the United States nov
produce one and twothird billion doz-
ems Of eggs year, and at the high
average price Of the year the hens
during their busy season lay enough
eggs in y single month 10 nay the
years interest on the national debt.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-09-22
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CHAPTER III.

lULL was not in his studio early
In the morning, nor right after
church, where | escorted Fan