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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-11-06
PERSONAL


II. S. Sugss Of Berwyn is IN th' city
on business.
d. l.. Allen has returned from Wis.
II TO- the Dallas Fair.
G. n Hodges Of Cheek was a busi.
ness visitor today to Ardmore.
Mr.. and Mrs. }. " Mullen have rc.
turned from visit to Oklahoma City.
5. A. holland is at home from visit
to the Dallas Fair Steve says he
has visited the Fair for ten years but
the crowds this year beat all former
records.
Robt. Cummings Of Ada was in the
city today
Hon. Albert Rennie was here from
Pauls Valley today.
Judge Townsend went to Tisho.
mingo this afternoon.
w. n. Hcrndon of Tyler Texas. was
1 in the city yesterday.
\. y. Ayery, Jr., of Gainesville was
/ I'm Ardmore yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. Y. Stone of Kan.
sas were i'm the city yesterday
! Frank Harris a. in the city from
/ Drake. having come as q delegate 10
| the annual convention Of the Farm
! ers Union which met here Saturday
/ Rev G.. c. Weith departed today
/ for Shawnee where he goes 10 assist
! Rev. Fulton in conducting a rcviya
| which will last ten days
! Sidney Suggs went TO Brock this
n afternoon to organize a single state
n hood club.
Mrs. X. Hardy has returned from
Dallas where she attended the Dal
las fair
Mr.. and Mrs. H. b. Bracey hav,
returned from Dallas where they
took in the fair.
G. n. Carter was a "isitor To tn,
Dallas fair Yesterday
Miss Montgomery. one Of Mari
e.tts efficient school teachers, wa'
in the city yesterday en- route from
her home IN Tennessee TO Marietta
Fret Dunlap came in on the Choc
taw yesterday.
Land commissioner Clark OF th'
Santa Fe was IN the city this morn
ing.
Mr.. Piukertcf OF Tyle, Texas
was here Yesterday the guest Of MI
and Mrs. V. A. Niblack.
ID. c. jameson from Clarlsville
Texas, is mere visiting his aunt. Mrs
aura Ftrrer.
". r Baxter and family fron
ncar Winchester. Tenn, are her,
with view 20 locating. MIR. BaXtc
is brotherip-law to Attornay y D1
| Wis
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-11-06
A disastrous Calamity.

Il is a disastrous calamity. when
you lose your health because indiges.
tion and constipation have sapped il
away Prompt relief can be had In DR..
Kings New Life Pills. They build up
your digestive organs. and cure
headache. dizziness. collie, constipa-
ton, etc. Guarantee at w. B.
Frames drug store. 25c,
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-11-06

one OF the prominent visitors to the
city today was y +. Frazer, a bust
ness man of El Dorado, Kan, who
was here the guest Of his friend, c. =.
VamDenberg. Seven years ago Mr..
Frazier visited Ardmore and the pro.
gress since that time made a great
impression with him. He said that
ArdmOre was destined to be a city
that It was a fine town and splen-
did business point. "There are few,
II any vacant houses in the town. A"
said Mr., Frazier. lie departed for
El Dorado after spending the day
here
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-11-06
Ardmore Typographical Union No. $40
Meets first Tuesday evening OF
each month at $3.50 o'clock.
J. w. GOLLEDGE. Pres.
allison COLEMAN. Sc Treas

Recently CHIEF Slaughter enter
tlined the FIRE boys with luncheon
which was greatly appreciated by the
laddies The company rccipro
Gated the treat by presenting 30 Cnie'
Slaughter u now set OF harnes mp ic
especially by j. c. Freddy The set
is an exact pattern of the one used
by the chief of the fire department at
Fort Worth Chief Slaughter
brought the new SET OF harness into
use Tor the first timo this morning.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-11-06
PuTTING OUT A FIRE

is the fireman s business. My.
though, how he and his hose
spoil things while he's at it.
The house and things inside
aren't worth much when he
gets through.
Quit taking your own fire risk
Transfer it TO us IN one Of our
"solid as a bank companies. II
you have a tiI'l then we pay the
bill. Try it and gou'il SLEEP
better and have better health.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-11-06

The Ladies Of the w. c. r. U., will
give a reception Wednesday at the
residence Of Mr.. and Mrs. II. w. Ran
dol for the benefit of the civic work.
A musical program has been prepared
and refreshments will be served 6-2
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-11-06

II s. Suggs of Ecrwyn, who is i'm
the city today, states that Berwyn is
getting to be quite a cotton market
70 rthe surrounding towns. Forty
bales Of cotton were marketed there
this morning, good deal Of il was
brought from Mill Creek, Dougherty
and other places.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-11-06

In a recent issae of the Ardmoreite
il was stated that Frank Butt had
secured the drug store OF Bonner
Bonner. Mr.. Butt states that ire has
been employed only by Mr. Philips
and that he does not own any interest
I'm The StUct
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-11-06

Any person noticing estray or dis
'rased cats about their premises are
3'Hmestcd 10 kill The same promptly.
This by order Of the board Of health
: $. CARR. President.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-11-06

Our shotguns are going at very low
prices. Come in and see what We
offer.
BGVENS, CORHN & FRENSLY.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-11-06
Notice TO Taxpayers.

The 1905 taxes are now due and
the books are open. Please call in
and settle promptly.
w. X. ROBERTS,
Assessor and Collector,
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-11-06

United States Commissioner Rob
nett is in Marietta hgyng court.
The court officials came in
from Tishomingo Saturday 10 spona
Sunday in the city. The civil dock
et at that place has been finished.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-11-06

The Ladies Aid Society of the Cen
trail Baptist church will meet with
Mrs G. II. Bruce, Tuesday afternoon
at o'clock
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-11-06

The city council will meet in regu-
lar session tonight and there will be
a good deal of business to dispose of.
The matter of the granting of a telo-
phone franchise will come up
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-11-06

Everything you cat will taste good
and do good if you take Rings Dys-
pepsia Tablets Sold by Ciy Drug
Store.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-11-06
GOOD THINGS TO EAT.

Fresh Colorado Celery.
California Tomatoes.
New York Grapes and
Nice fresh Horse Raddish fresh from
the horse.
At the Cold Storage.
PORTER STAPLES,
The Red-Headed Groceh.
Phone 80. j-3
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-11-06
Notice.

e J. NJ. Arnold. doing general mer
chandise business at Springer. !. T..
will be succeeded by the firm Of Ar
mold & Eldrige. The new firm assum
ing all liabilities and collecting all
debts Of the old firm.
j. NJ. ARNOLD.
SO w. A. ELDRlGE.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-11-06

\ number of prospectors were i'm
The city this morning looking over
the town. After spending severa
hours here the party went north
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-11-06

For loans on city property see II
Fred Snider, 7lS West Main. lin
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-11-06

ChaS. NonWcisc has departed for
Washington to look after citizenship
cases. tie will be gone several days
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-11-06

Attend the reception at Mr.. and
Mrs. X. w. Randol's Wednesday for
the benefit of the civic work. G-2
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-11-06

mo NssI6taNce Tor Fusslan JCW5.
Washington. Nov president has
decided that no action can be taken
by this government at the present
which will be Of any benfet TO the
Jews Of Russia
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-11-06

The school board will meet this af-
moon to discuss matters ot inter
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-11-06

frank Bonner is mp after being
CTi;, sick with fever.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-11-06

In the Commissioners court today
the Washita Land company filed suit
against !. X. Best for SAC on contract,
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-11-06

The Elks will give a smoker on Tues
day night Nov. 14th, the regular meet
ing night, when a large class will
be initiated.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-11-06

owpany is here today. This com car
riss a great deal Of special seen
~ and is said 20 be one of the
DrCngest ON the road.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-11-06
RED CROSS DRUG STORE.
Successor to Bonner G. Bonner

open Day and Night.
Anything you want delivered TO any
part of the city day or night. 5-3t
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-11-06

Daily Ardmorelte 80 cts per month
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-09-12

Gait nui Dem &ein II q c.
9togoinfi, #. Sept. - Sefre.
tGr loft mo ieine Heiicbeglciter lino
brute Nubnlittug mii bem Gnnpier
.Gorea" BON Der Faciiic Woil 2inie
bier onaelongt Wtor9en miro Die
Seimlabrt angetreten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-09-12
u iiuirc &ortoniul.

Gpn lt0ntinopcl, 9. SCptbr.
(>Sn Der llcbcrienoung oliQCbu.tcn)
- Ser omcrifonilbc @eion0tr Tcilb'
mon bottc onr ,Sreitoq nit Sclurit.
Euido Ocnl tilrtiihcn Wiiniicr Oca
NcubCren, cine lonGc llntcrrc0unN
in 9etrcii Der Yrir5ipicnirogc, Die
oligerollt 1T bnrd 0cr Sail BON
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lilirter omerifnnil6er @iirger }l lcin
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uen ongclcbCnen 9lrmcnicr 9}oucn9
Npif lln0inn, eri6oiien babcn loll,
rn6 cines anoeren glrmCnicrS, Der
cbcnioll9 cin notltroliiiricr NmCrtta'
ner leln loll, un6 Der III Nrrblnoullg
nit Dem 2Ittcntot ulri 0cn SuIton
an II rSuli ucrboltct luoroen iii. Nic
Eiortc ocrburrt bel tbrer Weigcrunh
Die inn 9IllSlnu0 criolgte Totllrullln.
ton ottomolliiher llntYtbanen Ole
nod Der Iilrtci 5uriittcbren on5ncr.
fenncn, m0 Der omeritoniife @e.
ionote bGlt lid) oil Die geitimnlungen
ocs @crtrogea pom Sabre 1892, Der
biniihtlid) ser @iirQer Der &cpublif
eincn llnteridie0 nid)t moht Go Gin
tiirfiid omcrifonilhcr Notltrnliio.
tionspertrog nidyt eriitirt, 10 lit e&
id,luer, cine &0ilrng Scr Streitirage
81 iin0en; cS lei oenn ourf 2lnnabs
ne Der amerifnniihen 9luiiullung,
ober ourdy geripeiinng Scr 9lngeIe.
genbeit an Elm Sdieoseeribt,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-09-12

lld,t, inocnt cr sic @cicbc lmlItclltc,
ludmcno Scr 3uq iibcr lie puilirtc,
@encrol 0etricbaucrluuIter &e0Icn
bon ser ,Nuterborolah Hapto GRAN
lit 60" ertlGrt ooNegclt Die Seihc
lei niht mcbr bcluegt moroeL nads
Dem ser 3uN lie crreihtc, ltnO Der
bcrob0eitir5te gSoQ1on lei cnt0lcilt,
mcil scr 3uN III ifncll Inn bic &urpc
an ser betreiien0cn Stcllc Iubr. Ser,
ncr bcbolptet Soe0IcD. 0crNotornann
oca 3uNcp babe bie SignnIc 0e@ @ci-
hcnitcucr2. nelcbc linn oic EiIibt Nli.
erlc0ten. oic GobrQcihlpin0igtcit OcH
3uNca 5u crmGbiacL nliBndtct.
Der g3cidJenItcller Gboa. 5. &otin,
ion w0 iinf @coicnitete oc@ 3uNcS
bcfin0cn id) IN &oit, oIlein ser Wio.
tornom Fnll acay bot lih aus Dem
Stoube Nclnaht. ,Sndirlon bcItcbt
0oroui ooB cr sic 9&cibc rid)tiQ Ne.
itcIIt babe.
Ter critic NNnNQou 0cS 3u1c@ pois
lirtc Die Scidc III Sicbcrbcit, ollcin
Scr 5lucitc cntalciltc, hrrdbroh bo0
dnuudlc WcIGnoer un ser Seitc ser
Shiencn lmb itiir5tc binob. Gtlihc
Scr EnilONicrc pranQcn i'm nGmIcben
9lu0cnbld ans 0Cn TcnltCrn o0Cr BON
ocn @a09on0, lm0 cifide mcniOc ret.
tetcn lid), in0cm lie icitcu TuB AMI
oem Nohbnhn @eriiltc ioBtcn. 2lns
bcrc mltrocn ie0oh 0urd) ocn SAL uui
ona StrnBenpilnitcr QctG0tct. llcbcr
30 Eal'uaIcrc iuarCn nlh Dem Ser.
obItiir5cn III Dem llntcrrn GnNc 0cS
nnf Der Strobe 0uircdjt itchrn0cn
WuNQon9 iiber cinnn0cr 1cbGuit, lmb
ulr mcnAc 0crlclbcll m0rcn uupcrlctt
0chIicbcn, Ger brittle g3o0Qon, mt
mittclb0r bintcr 0cn Observation-Disclosures
Ipron0 cbcnlnlp ollH Dem @Clciic,
ltilr6tc icboh nid)t bCrob, ion0cru
ronntc nit Dem uorocrcn GnOC 0c0Cn
elm (cncncnthuu@, luclhca 0d)t
ncben ocn NohbabnNclciie ltcbt.
Grci Ser &crIcBtclL mcIdbc nit &c.
brodcncm Sh1Ocl I'M Sooiptol tie
gen, bciin0cn lid III tritilhcm 3ltr
ltnn0c mo ibr 9ItItommcn lit iroN.
lid. NoS llnNIiif 1T 0aS ihIimitc
III Der @cldbicbtc Der Ncms2 s2ortcr
Soodbubncn. &cllp, ser pcridNplns
0cnc Wtotormmn, tom ats ct. Hpuis
bicrbcr uto mar 81 lp1ter Shln0c
bcutc 9todbt nod nidt oltiAcfun0cn.
SSic Eoli3ilt Mtoron in scr Eolijei.
Itottou cr5GhItc. bate cr cin9cncontrc
NIT cmcm @urncr Ger cine Iomcn,
N0rr itcblcn uolltc, bic ncbcr Dem
bcrobNcitil3tcu M0ggou olri Ser GrOc
lag. Gr babe feline 3cit gcbobt, 0cn
Mnnn 5ll ucrbuiteu; cr pcricBtc ibm
obcr ciniNc Noicbc nit icincm Anip-
pet 10 Dab CT idmcr Ocripun0ct uicr
ocritilr3tc. Moron crilldbt icinc Nor.
NeieBten, III ocn Nn'pitGlcrn nad 0Cu
@olncr llmld)ml 81 boltcn 6umit CT
uerbnitCt lpilroc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-09-12
SnS gclbc SSieber.

9tcm Grlcun&, #. Scpt. -
Tol9cnocr @cridbt iiber ona @roiircn
oe@ Gclbcn 6icbcrS in bieiiQer StuOt
nGbrcno Scr nm 6 llbr bcutc 2Ibrno
pcritrihencn 81 Shmocn miro per,
Giientlid)t:
giele Grtronfllngen 3S, Sciommt
5nbl Ser Grtronfltngcn bis Iohun
1927; (o6cSiGQe feline. @eionmlt3obI
Der 1oOcSiGlle bis 0otllm 31G; ncuc
ScuhenbcrOc rs; 3obI Scr inter @c.
bonOlm1 bciinoliden Botientcn 300;
3obl Der gcnciencu Eatienteu i7ll.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-09-12
Whermals am Strife.
MarIdlnucr NrbcitCr iciCru ais Bro
tcit 8cNcu cinr Ninridtuns.

&crbdItniBmdBiGc Rllbc IN @ott. -
9|acbricbtcn iibcr @crbccruugcu
moren picIiah ijbcrtricbcn.
Gruppcn bobcu icbt sic 0c,ieIocr
lnter pollcr Gontrole - IN an.
Ocrcn @cgcn0en pcrbreitcn iih Ole
Nirrcn ieOod INNER mcitcr. -
Nltiiiihe llniprriitGten iollcn am
fl. 5. NJ. mic0cr crGiinct mrr0cn,
u, - @cocutcnoc 9llSoebnlnG ibrcr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-09-12
Siur uur,iiolid,e Mclcnrnbcit.

Sunoe 9umen. mcltbc buS GcIecIc TGulcil'
S0neiocriDilenI uno tlcihCrmuder 5u erlelnen
uinben, iuQieu MIDI ncricbIcn Elm (Senb I'm
WitalieblchuIt Der Nuie iu Der
Gcleetit 9nmrudlnciocriDitem' Sdlnle
en8ureibcH. gtllc. ole iith ictt ais Wtitqlteosr
hCr SeptcmbcrNtafe uuilblicBen. fOnnCn t6 ben
Iibcralen Nnbat ju Nube mntcn.
lSeGeu 9luotunit etc. luCnoe man iit pocr
Ihrci6e an Mrs. W,. 0uber, 8r, 302. @eit.Sara'
tpga., ode Suluaro. Strdne. (276-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-09-12

51tnttttpr
Gnt11platnta
Gs Vt isbr pittia, bas itse SanHte
RADWAY'S READY RELIEF

Iiets TN Saufe cat eein Ssbraun iptre oors
ibstlbdft ietu hheruu. no es ito I'M Spnietosn
uro sirnHibet bauhelt @s utebt ntpM w
Der g9elt bu5 70 itneu Shnler5en eeritstren
ober ben Gortitrti etner sPraHfbeit nnfedlten
ptro pte Hedop @eliet
Snnerish - @irb elm baIber bis elm aaut1
1beeibifel poll tn etiem baden @lafe Wafes
In mtntaeu Wllnuteu furtrsn 5tarytpe, Ghirns
trrtt Gpitf. Cholera motbue, drimpit, wagtns
brhdcn, 9anren Mlagtn. usbslfftt. Grbredben,
guobreuneu, 9ierupittnt. e ehiaflptigfeit hrouh
fpes Npphiprb. gIabnugru Huo alle inueritos1
ehmer5cn.
GO gIebi fetn SeImttel in Der g9eIt. eae
Sieber SSebfeliieher uHo Gue dnoeren Wids
Iario'. 8allen, ntb dnhereu 5teber herbunoeu
nit Waswab's YtHcu 70 ftnea tirtren tptros
mie 6abnaD'S Ntaon 1eitf
9ourtiten. gnmpns Gartles. CONNER ge.
fu1er Gul oem qGnoe merbeu 'roer. eae
auopuu's GeaoO 9leIief eine peri5ecne 9u.
tbat Su tbrer gtusiiattuna biloet Us nimme
nit luenia Giup Elm - IN Mot tbeuer - uno
erfpnrt oft ene eBeIt bon 2eiben.
Retfcuoe fuutell fiets cine Slafne bon 1ab.
mubs Msrsn 6eIiti oei itd baben. Stntas
Iropieu In gSuiier perheu 9rirnnillnaen ooes
ehnierBcn pcrteuaen In Solae bon ge6lsI eeS
Irnfm1iferS etc @S III better dlb frar6o-
fifter Praubb ober @ttters ais etn SiinluInnf.
Radpay's Ready Relief
eeit so 9abrsn 5amIieu Doctor uns eaas.
inttteI i
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-09-12
RadUay's Ready Relief
Sin 1nitilnuro

lf mot, u. 3. IT, Septeluber.
- Gin Wann, peltbcr inter Dem
Nomcu 6ruuf aui elmer Torm nabe
0ioocn MooO. inn bieiiAcn Gountp,
orbeitctc. lit pcridwlnoen mo bat
Elm al icilrcn 0ienitberrn tSrunf Bper
o0reilirtca Sd)reibcn biuterlunen, III
melhcm cr crtIGrt, er belize III @lrt'
lid)tcit GboS. Ser5ig urO lei IN 6olge
iuertrGqIid)er @erpiiienSbife i'm BE.
griii, Selbitmoro 81 bcgcbcn gSic
or Icrncr in 0em Sd)reibcn nlttbeilt.
ernor0ete er glninngs Der liebjiger
Sabre cine ih0nea iirngr9 QlGOfeu,
9tunlcn$ Si55ie @romboder, uabe
Ooimg0toun, Diobonin1 Gountp, 9.
mo Gin gctuiiier GbNo. SterIng, peI-
der als ySramp" in oic @cgenO &c.
fommen mar, mltroc lurldul0lger
Mciic oeS 0erbrehcnS ilberliibrt mo
gcbGngt. ipGbrcno Scr mirfIidc 0|Or-
Der entfun. Scr5iGa Scihc lit nod
nid)t oltigcninoen noroen.
DoungStomn =, If. Sept.
- Hij5ie @roubudcr luur0c in 1874
crmoroct. llno Gbo3. StcrlinA rrlitt
III 1877 nod 5ncinoIiGcr Rroieili.
umg oen Zoo ONT @nlBcn Gr be-
tbcuerte ieine llnidIuIo bis sum IeB.
ten ?htqenblidc. Cine NnmiIic Ser.
SIG ioll Dor Snbreu ciumol i'll bielger
@cQcno gelpobnt hoben nlein mir
nod, meuiue 0eltte erinuern iih an lie.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-09-12
Baltimore & SbtD=
Grfmriipncm.
Bun Baltimore.


Spnutna, ncH Il. Septcmbcr.
nndl Nnrprrc ScrrD, GbdrlcSs
town nno SSindleicr nuo iuriid. Spc.
ilnl5ug nerluBi Wouni HuOuls Nnbn6Uf
l.45 Nloraena, Gamocn gGbnboi $ llbr
NtOrQello
2oO-Fbtlnocpbin uHo 5urid
Sl,3O-Sbcncr uno iuritd.
St.oo-SStlmnntnn uuo iuriid GpcSinl5uN
OerluBl GuHocu NuUubni : llhr DIOR
Nca Niouni NoUdI Nubnbof 500 DIOR
Qela iUr ole 6idllbrt non philadelphia
llhr glbeuoa
$1,000 Baltimore nnf Giaanrn, SanS unb Su.
rtf, Srcttan, ocu Ii, sepiembcr.
6dhrldren ltuo lr hic ouiabrt
ull hem nm 100 Nur9enS bonn GanloCns
NabihUl nm llbr 0turpcIS bonn Wt.
RoNnl Nnbubuie u0inhrcunen Spc3iGl3uQc
QllilU; ilr hie Rlldlnbrl }cbn 1upe eiIIs
'hliCntG hce circumstances. QilltN.
&Giiehcr uah Gprouiu NM lboulHuo
,>SiaHo.
9uIientbaltc in NuiiuIo. Robcitcr. Car'
neod, gSutIin9 @Ien uno Ntuub Gbunf
m,ro 0ul Ger RHdrciC Crlaubt.
C253-D
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-07-26
PLAYING HOCKEY.

I remember when in boyhOod.
Just a s.eD advanced from toShood,
When in through the schoolroom
windows fioated sweet the Wild
BIRDS call.
I would close my desk at dinner
Like a hardened little sinner
And the after.nooning found me
playing hockey from Il all.
What 10 us the far-Off sorrow
or the whipping on the morrow.
For the day seemed all the future
twas a hundred hours long.
And each hour We We're enjoying
BY the wood and pool-iusi boying.
While the wild birds caught our
laughing tones and woye them
into song.
And today a robin twitiered
Through the window. and my Uttered
Desk became the mk-bespattered
one my school days used 70
know.
When the voice OF spring was crying
And some voice in me replying
TO rs every note ana ccho-and
some warnings babe me go,
But starner duty letters
Ae to these unanswered letters
While through half-opened shutters
sweet the wild birds cry and
call,
And I'm wishing. wishing. wishing.
/ nigh; steal Off somewhere. fish ng,
Lock up every care and worry
just play hockey from it all
New York Times
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-07-26

could not live without the taxable rev.
enue from them.
The exact reverse of this PROPOSE
ton is true.
eThe saloons Of Memphis are
daily tax upon the people. and instead
Il their existence relieving the tax
payer of any part Of his burdens, they
asd materially TO the amount OF admin
istrative expense that is incurred in
government, without paying anything
like the proper share of the actual
cost of policing them and their habit
ues.
1T costs $4,000 a year to police
Memphis.
Between so and 80 per cent of the
police work is made necessary by the
saloons, They create between so and
80 per cent Of the necessity for spend
ing si1o.000 each year and pay about
10 per cent Of the total sum.
So that, as an investment, viewed
colby from the standpoint Of business,
The saloons canont claim that they
are entitled TO any special right to
defy law and violate statutes under the
idea that they pay the freight
'Ali the saloons in the city Of Mems
ph's put together do not pay half as
much city tax as the street railway
company. They increase the necessity
for all other lines Of business to pay
more taxes, and do not pay even re-
spectable portion of what they them
selves cost as a matter OF government
THE average man has thought 9th
erwise. but the average man did not
take the trouble to look al the fig
ures.@
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-07-26

The chickens are coming home To
roost over In Terre Haute. TAe Bull
letin hopes every business man ana
every citizen OF Cairo will read and
ponder the following from the Terre
Haute Tribune.Gazette:
FINALLY, after having given Terre
Hsute the blacklist moral reputation
Of any city In the nitdle West; after
having caused hundreds, IL not thou.
sands, Of wcrkingmen and their fam.
lies the direct distress; after HAVING
inculcated the gambling fever into the
very blood Of the youth Of the city;
afteF having driven at least a dozen
prominent business men to financial
ruin and disgrace; after HAVING saused
the cold-blooaed murder of the son
OF fine family and sent another TO the
penitentiary for life, our respectable
public gambling has at last closed the
doors Of a national bank, running NOR.
ally and financially one of the grin.
cipal officers and leaving the savings
Of many families tied up indefinitely N
wrecked institution. And yet Terre
Haute ls still struggling with the |
gambling issue. Some of us are still |
arguing that widc-open town helps |
business Some Of us are still main.
tanning that the gamblers must live,
and that gambling is a legitimate
business, having the same qenerat
rights as any other calling. we are
even SIN wondering who is going 70
Get the gambling VOTE
And there are people in Cairo Who
ARE doing the same thing; not ONLY
defending the wide-open town policy
but 4 Is said that some business men
have actually petitioned Mayor Par.
sons not to close down the lid II
this Is true, we commend to such men
the above sermon from the Terre
Hante Gazette. Some Of these DAYS
the chickens are coming home TO roost
IN Cairo Sow to the winds and ye
shall reap the whirlwind
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-07-26
KANSAS CORN.
So High Now That Farmers Use Tree
Climbers To Examine II.

A story printed few days ago in
the star. thar Missouri had corn IL
feet high at this season in one sec
ton. amused the Kansas farmers who
read IL. In defense of Kansas corn
glib stores can be found readily. Lutte
Newton, who owns several farms
along the Neosho, northeast of town,
said today:
Missouri may be able TO brag on
raising mules with ears 10 feet long,
bur the fact tlat Il has corn 10 fee.
high is not remarkable Kansas can
give Missouri cards and spades and
beat all its corn stories. Corn Ii feet
high out along the, Neosho is not caus.
ing any particular comment among
the farmers. II is Sill growing. II
will reach IS feet before it natures.
That is not an uncommon height for
Kansas corn n favorable years"
Most of the early corn has been
laid by and has reached tae roast
ing ear stage. The unusually good
corn year has revived the old-time
corn stories of tie Jack-and-the- Bean
Stock type. The other day farmer
after buying a new buggy and sci OF
harness at an Emporia store, inquired
II the merchant had any tree climbers
in stock.
Tree climbers ?" responded the mer
chant. What have You on The string,
a bee tree?"
Nav" lrawlod The farmer, 1--WE
felleis on the bottom this season will
have 10 use climbers to reach the ears
of the corn"
A farmer Who expects great things
OF his crop to-day beat most of the
corn stories by explaining that he in
tended TO convert the stalks into cord
wood, and thought ais corn would
make about cord to the stalk En-
poria lkan) Cor, Kansas City Start