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The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-01-31
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P.J PURCELL

General insurance Agent E,5s, f ns-
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ing, Nos. se7-9 Washington Avenue. Telephone
IS Cairo. THiE5ts
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"A
| t'other from which
/ At first nc could tel by their neck-
4 ties. but HEY have takpa to wearing
1 the same cnlor. SO there ron arei
1 what do you think of marrying a
tsan who II So eSactly IKE another
MANI Not that ha has asked lac yet
! that Is, he hasn asked me IN 81 many
words but what 10 sou t,ilakg
Answer 1T once, diar Yur af1ec-
tionate MABEL.
+ :. haven't told Won for q tong,
long time how much ! love sen ito
love you.
june Sc, AZ -
Dearest You will never believe wat
has happened | can hardly believe il
myself
FIRST, the wedding came Or with
great eelat limits Wlai Jlfey call il il
the papers, isn't ii and Della WIS
drealn Ia her little white dress We had
made Ter Ind ga my dress yol gaze
me and looked pretty fair. considering
We had beautiful Covers. anil Tx
twins were ilagnlRccnt
Yon couldn't tea which was which.
as usual, until Dick STOOL with Delhi
at tie altar then walked out with llcr
70 lie time II TIE wedding n.arc'I Ana
that left Tom with ne.
We drove. MI fogr of ~. % the hame
ff tie lfri4e. aNl T4u ana tgHeIIGR1
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Mss.
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RADIO Springs and Pueblo, Col.
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The Twin
Brothers
BY ZOE ANDERSON
NORRIS
copmiaAf. fsss, bll ne anderson Norris
aIay %, After supper.

- EAREST y like this place you
81 b have sent me to- 1t il lovely.
4@ bus it.does seem d shame foi
mo I'd Id Snpndinp fha suffl
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Alexander
National
Bank

OFFICERS.
Il. A. Buder ............ President
Chas. Feuchter Jr.......V President
j. II. Galligan ............ Cashier
- Spencer ........ Assistant Cashier
Accounts Of Corporations and In.
dividuals especially solicited.
Exchange furnished in any part
of the world.
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1905-08-25
MATHEWS.
GLOUCESTER.
A WARNING.

1t ia a fatal mistake for the Anti
Saloon League To enter politics by
identifying itself with any certain
candidate or faction. AS an indepen-
dent aud persuasive moral agency il
will have the sympathy and respect
of all good people, but once used as
political machine, it will create
such feeling of antagonism from
those who otherwise might look
kindly and helpfully upon it's efforts
as will forever destroy its opportu-
nifty for good. Better by far that
Judge Mann shorld 5e defeated than
that tue Anti.Saloon League should
be wrecked or lose it's power for
good. The defeat of any candidate
now in the field is of little con Sc
quence, provided this organization
and the good purpose which it repre-
sents, survive and prosper, for men
and candidates can be had any day.
and anywhere; but it takes years of
patient endeavor to crystalize public
sentiment into an organization like
this, and still more years to regain
the respect and support of the people
when once they are lost to it.-Ac-
comac News.
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1905-08-25
COMFORT FOR THE OpPosIrIoN

Our friend, the enemy" in Ian.
caster is not without consolation.
The battle was lost 10 him but hI,s
has some crumbs of comfort-"the
lily In the coffee" perhaps, to us
while enjoying our repast. The
won a majority of the county COM
mlttee through the complex condi-
tons and fusion of the SWEETS" with
the Mann people. The combination
could not under any circumstances
win the members in this, White Stone.
District; but the alliance carried in
The upper two districts, where the
light would have been close under
normal conditions. La fact, in White
Chapel District, Rock, Stoneham.
PIERCE and Dobyns all good men.
wuold have defeated Or. Lewis.
Saunders, Cundiff and Woodbridge
but for the combine. The Mann
people of White Stone District can
claim all the credit for electing DR..
Lewis and bis companions, as it was
the disaffection here which produced
the combine and kept our leaders
hard at work to save Irvipgton and
Its neighboring precincts. So, not
outstanding his failure to come up
to predictions made DIR. Lewis, his
leader here was MoSby and kept our
forces busy at home while DIR. Lewis
captured the county organization in
his district.
We tender congratulations to the
Doctor the leader, and others promi-
nent In the "alliance."
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1905-08-25

We ARE small but identity "hot
stuff" (mOre's the PITY. The eyes
or the State have been to. a large
extent centered upon the Northern
Neck, and Lancaster county in partic-
ular. Four years ago Lancaster stood
alone in the whole First Congress
sional District for Swanson. Today
the Fifth District Congressman not
only retains his hold upon Lancaster
but captures a plurality in the
Northern Neck as well as in the First
Congressional District. To see the
First District go for Martin and
Swanson has been our desire for a
number of years, and the VIRGINIA
CITIZEN, be its influence never so
little, could retire from the political
arena with eminent satisfaction, see-
ing that its great desire has come to
pass.
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1905-08-25

papers, some predicting that Lau-
caster or Northumberland, or both,
would 60 Cor Montague, Mann or
Willard, and not one giving Martin
or Swanson a show in either county.
Seeing that Martin and Swanson
captured both counties, that West
morelaud is almost a stand of
between Martin and Montague and
that Swanson got a goodly number
in X chmond and Middlesex coun-
Ties, we may be forgiven for a little
good-natured reputation of their
prophetic endowments. We say moth
ing of the general result throughout
the State being contrary to all their
predictions. We are not going to
rub it in, friends, but we ask you to
think twice hereafter before butting
in and predicting as to things politi-
cal here in our little sphere.
The tide has turned our way, and.
knowing the loyalty Of all these good
fellows, we believe they will be
found in the same yoke with Us,
pulling for the good of Democracy
in the Old Dominion, as we would
have undoubtedly been found with
them bad fortune favored them. We
yet believe they will see that results
are all for the best, and that we
have standard bearers that can
"clean up'' the enemy and then give
us magnificent service as public off,
cials.
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1905-08-25

Judge Mann was one of the number.
We did not know then that he was
an aspirant for any office, but we
knew he was trying to get the Mann
bill passed; we were helping him, and
were inclined to be charitable and
overlook his oyster frailties.
One more pointer we will give our
weli-informed firm Of Chinn & Bass
is-tbe session was not near a close.
as you state; it was only recess time.
The recommitment did not mean its
death, unless somebody staid by the
so-called corpse and kept the screws
down. This the Tidewater Senator s
did, and they were largely aided by
representatives of the oyster people.
Your zeal, dear friends, for the Ian
caster men who fought for months
to put the Jordan Bill upon us is
most touching; Jour English on the
circular most erudIte. Try to re-
establish your prestige, and, listen,
the CITIZEN will print your dodgers
and qua rantee to correct proofs
and arrange your phraseology-eyen
though you transmit it to us vi,
phone. We had some of them in hand
Saturday night, and their perusal,
Sunday, if not edifying or enrolling
was at least "amoosing."
The bother of the whole thing is,
that the circular Of Chinn & Bass
did not need this extended comment,
but fearing some of our readers NAV
not have had all points clear to them,
we have thus enlarged. No "private
character" of Judge Mann was at
tacked-not near so much as the
circulars Of his ill-adyised friends
hereabouts, and stuck up at
the camp meetings. We deny
that we took any snap-judgment
on Judge Msnn's friends; for months
we have had q copy of the record,
had stated his position as being
against us and as far back as April
Judge Mann alluded in a speech in
lrvington to our view of his record,
explaining his position as best he
could. Here of late some of his
smart-aleck friends had prodded us
about that record, some of them even
going SO far as to say no such record
existed. They Scaled" us, and we
showed down."
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1905-08-25
RUSSO JAPANESE WAR.

If Russia will buy from her the
| island of SAX halin, which is now in
the possession of her army, Japan
will waive all claims for a REIN.
bursement of her war expenditures;
relinquish her demand for the sur
render of the interned Russian ships,
and her proposition for the limita-
ton OF Russia's naval strength in
the far East. If Japan will first
waive indemnity Russia will agree
to pay Japan any reasonable sum for
the reconveyance Of the Island of
Sakhalin which she now holds by
conquest; for the expense of the
maintenance of the Russian prison
ers, which is recognized as a per-
fectly proper charge; aud for GER
tain special privileges to be given
Russia In connection with the Chi
nese- Eastern and Manchurian rail
ways.
These are the modified terms
upon which peace settlement is
now hanging fire, and while they
are practically consistent it remains
for enc or the other power to yield
by taking the initiative demanded
by the other. 1t is due to the inter-
vention of President Roosevelt that
the modification of Japan's original
demands has beeu determined upon.
The imperial navy department of
Japan has rechristtnCd five of the
captured Russian warships with
good japanese names.
la the far East both armies are
resting quietly, pending the result
OF the Peace Conference. In case
negotiations fail, Oyams is prepared
to strike a telling blow.
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1905-08-25
THE COUNTRY Is SAVED

Judge Mann can serve his two
years yet and still the cries of our
Mann "baby," incidentally keeping
down the Jordan Bill. Let the in
FAINT get strong, and on his "pins;''
then let's make the Judge Governor.
Pity, though, our temperance cause
should have received such q blow!
(About half of the people in vir-
ginia and majority of her preach
ers do not see it that way.) He said
MS defeat meant a "wet" victory, a
defeat for the Mann bill Just look
around you and count the "wets''
that are jollyfying; also the number
OF our best men who gave time and
means towards the Mann bill-how
many Of them are grievingl
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1905-08-25
NEWS ITEMS.

The fall term of the Court of
Appeals of Virginia is to begin in
Staunton September 9Th.
The committee on Notifications Of
the Taft board arrived in NorfolL
Tuesday and spent several hours in
looking over the ground at Cape
Henry with the view of making rec,
concentrations as to the establishment
of fort at that point. 1t is under
stood that majority of the officers
on this committee are strongly in
favor of placing a powerful forti-
fication there, and that a strong rec
ommendation to this effect will be
made to the secretary of war. The
necessity for such fertilization was
conclnsiVely proven during the recent
joint exercise In the Chesapeake bay.
1t is calculated that the construction
of such fertilization, with the en-
placement Of the necessary number
of high power guns, will eventually
cost in the neighborhood of $4,000.
900.
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1905-08-25
YIELDS OVER $1,000 INCOME.

YIELDS OVER $1,000 INCOME
Oliver Shearer. living Just outside
of Reading, Penn, has done more
with % acres of land than any other
farmer of whom we have read. He
supports his family and has an income
of 81 200 from its products. The ma
tional government has become inter-
ested in his method of tracking.
Mr.Shearer recently said:
81 raise in season about 5000 to
1000 heads of lettuce, 3O,O 900 ia
$4,000 small onions for punching.
1900 lunches of red beets, and 4 600
stalks of asparagus.
"These are all marketed in time
to raise a second crop, consisting of
5000 heads of endive, 5000 heads
of lettuce, 5000 stalks of tomatoes.
1900 lunches of red beets, and from
10000 to 10000 stalks of celery.
Economy of land is al important
matter, and it is my const mt study
how to produce the most on the very
smallest space.
can onion patch-2O by 30 feet
melted me $40 for the year"
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1905-08-25
SURVEYOR THE RAPpAHANNoCE

An engineering corps of the U. S
Engineers office, in charge of Mr.. w.
Is. Harrison. of Washington, has
completed survey Of the Rappahan
mock river from its mouth to Fred
ericksburg. 1t is contemplated to
make the channel of the river 200
feet wide wide and 10 feet deep from
the mouth ofthe river to Port ROYAL
and from Port Royal to Fredericks
burg 200 feet wide and 10 feet deep.
The project may be changed to the
extent OF making the channel l2 feet
deep for the entire river.
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1905-08-25

ANOTHER "Richmond" is in the
field. Harry Tucker shows Gov.
Montague and Congressman Jones
where neither of them is the father
of the primary, and produces the
Congressional Record to sustain him.
The VIRGINIA CITIZEN anticipated
Mr.. Tucker some weeks since and
referred to the Record as showing
that Mr.. Tucker was the first yir-
ginian in public life to take the pri-
mary matter up.
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1905-08-25
NORTHUMBERLAND COUNTY.

Martins majority, 166; Swan,
sons plurality over Mann is lOC
and l72 over Willard-or so more
than the combined vote of Mann
and Willard.
EIIyson received SOL: CabeIl, So
Anderson. 24S; Williams, ~; Eg.
gieston, 267; HuIvey, GA.
RICHMOND COUNTY.
Stonewall gives Martin L, Monta
que 35, Mann 6. Swanson 4, Wiiral d
20, CurIett "a, Lyell z.
Observation-Disclosures 6, Montague Al
Mann z. Swanson 5, Willard 80
Cnrlett 81, Lyell 10.
WashingtOn-Msrtin IL, Monta.
que 81. Mann l6. Swanson 20, vii.
lard 6, Curiett %, Lyell 81.
Farnham-Martin 8, Montague SO,
Mann l6, Swanson 8. Willard 2 :,
Curlett ID, Lyell 81.
: 1913 votes polled. Mon tague's ma 4.
jority l39; Wizards plurality over
Swanson SO, over Mann 55. Curlett's
majority over Lyell, IA.
Ellyson got ia votes, Cabell II:
Anderson l47, Williams 40; EggIes-
ton 115, Hulvey 65.
WESTMORELAND.
Hague gives Montague 81, Martin
II, Willard 20, Mann 10, Swanson 5.
Colonial Beach = Montague "a.
Martin 20, Willard Is, Mann ID,
Swanson IA.
Oak Grove-Montague 80, Martin
80, Willard IL, Mann 20. Swanson 9.
Observation-Disclosures IA, Martin IL,
Willard IL, Mann IL.
Oldhams-Montague 9, Martin IL,
Willard 6, Mann IL, Swanson 5.
Montross-Montague 20, Martin
81, Willard "a, Mann3I, Swanson 3.
Warrensgille-Montague ii, Mar
TN 2, Willard IL, Mann 5.
Observation-Disclosures 6, Martin
Willard 4. Mann 1, Swanson 2.
S73 votes polled in the county.
Montagues majority 81; Wizards
plurality over Mann 6, and over
Swanson 20.
Oak Grove, Oldham and Montross
remarkable to state, each gave Martin
! majority.
Ellyson got 146, Cabelllib. Ander. |
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1905-08-25
WILLARD AND MANN UNCERTAIN WHO FINISHES
THIRD OTHER NOTES LANDSLIDE
LANCASTER COUNTY BY PRECINCTS.

Full returns for Lancaster all but for the candidates. were
ceed telephone All but Ltwaton
official canvass OF the county committee Wednesday waon
had not showed the
combined Curlett
Lyl for the House by The regrets Mr. Iye defeat
1t did not line OF editorial his support
bis candidacy and having hands full for Martin Mr.
Ouet will receive our support of course and doubtless will
good representative
T. Marsh T. j. Downing, W. j. j. H. Davenport are
the memberseec for the Courthouse Districts
Cundif W. A. Saunders and j. Woodbridge upper district
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1905-08-25

HAD the First Congressional Dis
trict been carried by Mr.. Mon tagus
he would have been encouraged to
cry fraud, as prepared to do, but
since even the Districts in which he
controlled the machinery thought
Tom Martin good enough. we sup
pose sour Jack" will shake off that
old Virginia dust he has been talk
ing about and trek it for New York
to "grow up with the country"
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1905-08-25

We MUST have one parting shot
at the rampant primary advocates,
and then we are done with rubbing
it in" Mr.. Jack Montague main
tanned that the primary would be
the voice of the people, that the
voice of the people meant shack to
the people," and that was all he
was hankering for. He got it. No
more primary ia his. thank you.
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1905-08-25
THE SULTAN PROPOSES.

The Sultan of Sulu, when the
Taft party reached the island, of.
fered his hand to Miss Alice Roose.
Welt. In proposing to Miss Roose.
Welt the Sultan does her the highest
honor.iu his power. He offers her a
share of his throne and heart-a dec.
lmal fraction of it, it is true, seeing
that he is numerously married al.
ready.
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1905-08-25

son 2O5, Williams 40, Eggleston 1SS
Hurvey AZ.
ESSEN
Information is not positive. Such
as 1t l., Essex gives Montague s:
majority, Swanson 80 aud Sears 1Ol
MATHEWS.
Mathews is reported as giving
Martin $50 majority and Sears 142
Returns not positive.
GLOUCESTER.
Gloucester goes for Montague and
Mann, but figures not ascertainable.
MIDDLESEX.
Is a sealed book. No report to
last night in any paper.
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1905-08-25

WE HAVE good supply of roos-
tiers on hand, but we bring them out
only to crow over our enemy-not
our misguided friends.
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1905-08-25

1t may be, after all is over, that
the Governor will sue for a political
divorce on the ground of incompat-
ibllity of temper. "-Index-Appeal.
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1905-08-25
IsT CONGRESSIONAL DIsTRICT

Martin carries the District by
about 400 majority. Swanson leads
Willard $50 and beats Mann $50.
Swanson's capture of the First Dis
trict is one of them any big surprises.
South of the Rappahannock Sears
claims the Senatorship by G and
Stubbs claims it by 8.
N0pruuwpuor. avn oouN
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1905-08-25

This years corn crop is estimated
at 2, 6S5, $4,000 bushels, the largest
crop ever produced.
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1905-08-25
ANNOUNCEMENT

After March l, 1905,
Leonard & Co., expert
Watchmakers and Jew
elers. will be located. at
% E. Baltimore Street.
Baltimore. Md. with VIM.
j. Miller, Jeweler.
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1905-08-25

ELLYsON ALSO SWEEPS THE STATE FOR GOVERNOR
ANDERSON AND EGGLESTON WIN FOR ATTORNEY-GEN
AND STATE SCHOOL SUPERINTENDENT
El Nuevo mexicano., 1905-06-03

quefa nina llamada Beatriz Baca, en-
tonces como de diez amos de edad. Ell
jefe lie propuso a Don Ignacio que
cuando Beatriz llegara la edad de
ounce amos vendria a ser la esposa de
su hijo, quien estaba destinado a ser
el gran jefe para suceder su padre.
PROMETE SU HIJA AL HIJo DEL JEFE.
Don Ignacio le dijo que asi serfa no
sosteniendolo por supuesto, pero el
Jefe Indio estaba enteramente intere-
sado. Despues de ESQ, ell comanche
mandaba muchos presentes q la pro-
metida de su hijo y cuando ell tempo
lego que la muchacha cumpliera los
ounce el jefe comanche, acompaf1ado
de todos los guerreros de la tribu,
procedio Tome y le inform6 a Don
Ignacio que habian venido por la novia
prometida. Sucedio que en- ese tempo
la playa de viruela estaba asolando en-
la plaza y Sc les informo a los Indios
que Beatrlz habia muertO unOS cuantoS
dias antes y enterrada en- la iglesia.
Sc les ensefio 81 sepulcro y 10 creye-
ron y Sc retiraron, pero no hasta que
muchos de ellos fueron cogidos por la
playa y murieron. Ell siguiente a1o
una partida de Indios de Isleta fueron
al pals de los comanches cazar cfbo.
los y lie informaron al viejo Cuerno que
los Espanoles los habian enganado Y
que la nina no estaba muerta, pero
que habia sido escondida en- Isleta
para que los comanches no la viesen.
LOS COMANCHEs ToMAN UNA vENGAN.
IA TERRIBLE.
Los Indios Sc enfurecieron y Sc de.
terminaron a vengarse terriblemente.
En- Ell siguiente afio una gran campaf1a
El Nuevo mexicano., 1905-06-03

George A. Fleming, quien ell mier.
coles en- la tarde dejo su posicion como
Asistente Secretario del Territorio Y
escribano principal en- la oficina del
Secretario del Territorio J. w. Ray
nolds quien ell jueves tomo cargo de
los deberes responsables de manejador
de la reciente incorporate Agencia In
vertidora, en- Las Vegas. es un j6ven
de grande experiencia en- negocios
habitos resonantes. Nacio en- Chicago,
Illinois, Mario 90, 1872, pocos meses
despues del gran incendio Atendi6 a
las escuelas p1blicas, y al dejar estas,
entr6 sobre una carrera activa de me-
gocios. Desempef1o varias posiciones
en- oticinas grandes de aseguranza en-
Chicago hasta 1896, cuando abri6 un
negocio general de propiedad raiz y
aseguranza bajo ell nombre de George
A. Fleming y Compaf1ia. Continue en-
esta con mucho exito hasta 1899, cuar.
do malestar pulmonar, la consecuencia
de un ataque de pulmonfa, 10 obligaron
a buscar ell resplandor y aire seco de
Nuevo Mexico. Aqui su salud mejoro
rapidamente y en- Las Vegas Sc dedico
a la manufacture de cal bajo ell nombre
de la Compaf1fa Calera de los Ojos Ca.
lientes. Mientras en- estos negocios
tambien llevo los libros por James A.
Dick, y despues por la Compafifa Abas-
tecedora Dunn, en- Las Vegas. Dimi-
tiendo de esta Ultima, acepto la posi-
cion de secretario y manejador de la
Crystal Ice and Cold Storage Company
de Las Vegas, fabricantes de hielo ar
tificial. De esa posicion Sc vino a la
Capital del Territcrio en- Enero /, 1903,
como escribano principal en- la oficina
del Secretario del Territorio, Hon.
James Wallace Reynolds. La Legis.
latura de 1908, cre6 la oficina de Asis-
tente Secretario del Territorie y al
esta ell Sr. Fleming fue nombrado el