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OPEN EVENINGS.
Columbia Heights homes, with hot-water heat,
for the low price q 9. ooo
$500 cash and monthly payments Of only SIS
ONLY TWO t2> LEFT
No. 301S-3 1920 18th ST.. on the 18th st. car line
A. marvel in house yalue1a modern Columbia
Heights house, with HOT-WATER HEAT, for
These cozy homes represent, as state, q
OF stone and brick Fine quality of Wood wopH
finished throughout In dark oak.
tiled bath room and ftted up with most modern
style Of plumbing fixtures Heated BY hot water
Just think Of ~ Do you realize what you get
L9Sa a: s THIS DESIRABLE AND IN;
can9M Rf ANsoAs ashs one one
U WoQ5 HxH T9 10 GO T HSGP IL
THIs SG GhARAoTER For suoH LOW 1vi PRICE.
GRASP Ro IS fPPf H Gn VI ~ h ilh st. NV
ty1I-2t
Washington Heights
Handsome. wel-located house near Columbia
road; southern exposure; stone and brick front;
1sT FLooR1psSI9r; large well,lighted reeep-
ROOM; buffers pantry; kitchen; rear porch.
BID FLOOR-the same.
steam heat; good-size yard; wide paved alley
Favorable Payments II desired at 4Iaqs interest.
MOORE HILL Qnc.), TIT 14th St NV
jy11-2t wv =
FOR s SAIL FINE HOME PROPERTY.
WELL L f'Gaa 4a oN THE tn ad HEIGHTS.
Modern house-well built by owner for a home:
lot 4oki4o; wide paved alley 4 rooms on ist
floor; large light dining room; beautiful Sleep
MOORE & HILL Qnc.). III 14th ST. NV.
FOR slLE-s GENUINE BARGAIN.
modern home. WEI located in Mt. Pleasant;
line.
Make US an offer of 5000.
Cost 81 200
beautiful outiookZOpposite spacious grounds.
10 MSosE god h FfPai ns wen -f9
FOR sALE-THIs Is MUCH BELOW VALUE
We can sell new modern house on the hast
street Columbia Heights. 10 rooms and z
tiled bath rooms; hot-water heat
Rents for 800 and straight loan Of $500 at
MOORE HILL Qnc.). III 18th st. r.w.
FOR sALE-CHEAP AT $500.
Well located on wide street near Dupont Cir.
Gle; 10 rooms; steam heat; 4 rooms on 1st floor
See US about this cheap home
Attractive a-story. light brick front on U
street sse HILL sS aas IF IF 18th St
FOR sALEaNl4R dEs3xyECgTIyE MANsIoN.
straight loan os Il ,3 3sss0 can remain ;. e.
interest. Well built house; nne quality Of wood
w.,s; vel Vel af GEM win Isehen hot
MOORE HILL Inc.), I'll 18th st. NV
FoR sALE.BARGAIN IN A WRII-LoCgTE5
home on Columbia H ~ SS6
Easy payments Assume loan of IS 500 at SCI
anSh ard kuN~ 49, -
of rooms; hotwatsr heat ist,aoor 1 FitcSen chen;
'PH5sSSs SSs sSRsi Hi5 s ss a home buyer
ron SALE FINE NEW CORNER ON WASHING
$3.50.
10 rooms: hot-water heat. etc.; near Columbia
Moons HILL une,. tit 14th st. NV
FOR sAIR-CHhAP HOME on WASHINGTON
Heights.
No. 1855 Columbia road.
steps from isth q. and Columbia road. STONE
MOORE 4 HILL (Inc.l. III i4th st. - NV Wv
FOR SALE 5000.
nl Home .sa sOs ,d BRICK STABLE Z
M00RE HILL tInc.), TIT Ath st. NV.
tyl1.2t
FOR SALE-LN DRoIT PARK, 3. OF 80 ST. 4
stery. Groom hrteki bath, cellar. apey: eiec.
be4nL sac nGhtersi bard oiled. -. 100; rent.
$3.50. OWNER. az s. NV. HiI-2ts
Two wsii-built e-stosy bricks; rented to steady
ten4uts 1t 80 80 each. Net one days rent lost
d i've ysarA Price, si,i0e. Thsse arc sat
iyii,A \. q SzNssURs, 7tpsa ism u NV
Reas. q I'LL isstis r 6sisssis hslssss; "a.
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FOR RENT

UNFINISHED.
1885 22d NV. Or, b. As so Once rms, I'd A.. I307
1922 av 10r b. IS 00 1918 18th nv, f3r b. eT5. 90
1924 II av, ior b. 1900 l749 NV. 12r. b.. 5000
1909 Euclid NV Or b. 5al7 9th NV, 12r. b. 5000
Building 1886 G st, will remodel to suit tenant,
FURNISHED.
We have a large number of very desirable fur
nshed houses.
TYLER RUTHERFORD. Inc. 1907 3 ct. NV.
my26- 42ts
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THE HARRISON REALTY COMPANY,
e0T G STREET NV.

KENI-
THE HARRISON REALTY COMPANY,
e0T G STREET NV.
HOUSES FOR RENT.
$50 NJ st. NV. 12r b.; 2-sty. brk. stable. $50
1l2i 10th st. NV, 10 rooms and bath -. $3.50
BIZ Charming st. NE, and bath,
stable for horses .................-.., $3.50
zoos g ST. Sc, rooms and bath ........ 1880
y Scatoh ST. NV, rooms and bath. ..... 2250
IS6 18th ST. Sc, rooms and ba tn. ....... 1890
~ ST. NV rooms and bath. ......... 2050
APARTMENTS FOR RENT
POO East Capitol ST.. ID floor Or and b. $40 90
goo East Capitol St, Sd floor, Or and b. -. 30 so
zSdd 81 NV. "a floor, Or and b.. 20.50
l229 st. Sc, LIST floor. Or. and b..... 49, so
!25l ST Sc. I'd floor, Or. and b. 1880
izl3 duncan ST. ne, I'd floor, Or and b.. 1850
WAREHOUSES; FOR RENT
l4th and sts NV. 20x60 floor space
Ist and lexington place me- on 8 ST.
1900 So. IT. floor space. ........ $3.50 per month
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'T-BY GEO. w. LINKINS.

FOR RENT-BY GEO. w. LINKINS,
800 10th st. NV.
900 NV 1sr b.. S55 ISL 1918 Pa av NV, bach
1910 1lth l0r b.. 1884 elor apartment. 80 90
1903 NV 7r b. As OO 522 21st NV. 7r. b. rs so
2114 II NV 12r, b. 1880 2220 @ NV, Sr. b.. $50
1915 NV Or, b.. 40 90 500 Sd me- 8r, b. y225. 50
Large studio offices 90 Store 1915 Pa LOO
2220 @ NV sr b.. % so 1905 26th NV, 7r. b. 1870
1915 21st. 8r b. 50 300 9th NV. Or ". IL so
80 NV. Or. b. 550l B1u
FOR RENT SHEPHERD ST, PETwORTH-NEW
houses Of 9 rooms and bath fine location; cheap
rent; $3.50.
MOORE & HILL Qnc.), TIT 14th.
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FoR RENT-RENT, $3.50 EACffs 2 NICE LIT.
tie Groom bricks. with bath; nice condition;
Sd and New York ave. NV; convenient To-
cation; reasonable rent. ii. L. RUST. COS 18th
St NV. jr11-ff.5
FoR RENr-C0lORED-1l0ls 18TH sT NE;
nice new 4-yoom and bath nat; porceiain tub end
hss3n. neatly papered; rent only tf6.e5 CTdF-
FORD 4. BORDEN. 0o4 9Th nv. jy1tM
FOR RENT--HOUSE MOONS AND BATH;
anal; 20 drst<fsss cofored family. n 1th
ST. OWNER. ex1 10th q. nv. tyff-Sts
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ron sAIE-HousEs.

FOR SALE
rur YoUR MONEY IN REAL ESTATE.
foUR SPECIAL OFFERINGS IN
SELECT fNvESTNENr pRoPKRrY.
LOW PRICES. LARGE INCOME PRODUCERS.
Dwelling: concren, cellar: sood-sised yard to
alley; white tenants at $il.5o monthly.
nw g ssNc9rJHIRp II. Sc. TWO BRICK
LATRoBE heat; rood-sised lot to soft. paved
Alley; r.nted {, white tenants at Szss.e6 per
n o ssane better t. ss ad as & ssss
ested.
ss;7eo.ANoTIIER FIVE VALUE IN TWO
SAALL BRICK DWELLINGS; Also In the south
II there snsss e ao ..asse e
Snaass IN ,pss.sns this class Of investment
AND -FOUR BRICKS: nrst-eisss frame dweliinr.
With brick store adjoining. on through strees
yearly rent Sos4-o0
Inc above pror,erttes were selected from
large list OF investmens property, and are
JAMES Y. SHEA,
oiAeeNo 64S La. ave. NV
TOR SALE
Eins store and FATS lot 24x1l4 to alley; now
rented $40 per mo. Cheap at IS, $50
near pension office. 4th ST., 3-story brick
building. p ex93 TO alley: rooms. Can be easily
Temodeled Into store and FATS. Price S4s5o
Investigate and make offer
fihe little home near pension Office; all car
Ines' etc. stories; 0 rooms; lot 22xs5 to al.
aey Price. $4.0oA Make offer
hne corner store: lately remoteled: IN good
CONDITION; o large, light rooms; renting $50;
Vide lot. 25x93; good location and convenient IA
car lines An excellent bargain at s. $50 II
you are looking for a safe, sound investment
inspect this.
The Oval Sign. LIE ROY MARK, 141o G NV.
Jy11-3t
FOR SALE
Near 10Th and II SITS. ne: fine renting section
Nearly new 2story brick; porch front and rear
rented at $50 to good tenant. Price, 1850.
This oner VIII last 10 days
\. L. SALISBURY, 1921 18th st. NV.
jy11-2t Exclusive Agent
FOR SALE
Two little bricks n. J. ave and 9Th NV. ;
In good order: rented ut S11.30 each per month
Price, 81. 500 each.
fy11-2t " L. SALISBURY, 1921 18th st. NV.
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FOR RENT-MoqR DR. "a! 4 HILL INC). TIT nth ST.

FOR RENT-MoORE & II
uNFURn
1924 II NV. 1sr. 3b. 600
1875 Girard. lar. 2b. $50. 0OI
1922 VI av, 20r, %. $50. 90
1926 10th. 22r. 2b. $50. 90
1928 10th. 13r. Oh. .I25. 10
i347 L NV. 16r. Oh. ITO. 90
1888 Jefferson pl. lar.
2o1s ' Col I'd. iar. a6. i 1870. %
1920 18th NV. 12r, b. 100. 20
1922 n Ii av NV . 500
Bit Bancroft. 12r. b. To. 90
.2l00 II. l2r, b......7b.00
22Si Q NV, lar, b. 1900
1901 l4th NV, fir, 2b75. oOl
3Sth. 39th and Austin,
Tor. b and 3 acres. 10. o0i
lI4o z NV, lar, 2b. rs. 90
lIie s NV. Tor. 2b.
without stable. SEQ:
with stable. ......T0.O0
iT04 Q NV. l2r. b. 10. 90
1896 Park NV. 12r. b. e5. 0QI
1924 N II nv NV. b. .66 90
e3T K NV. 11r, 2b. so. &c
ie2o f4th NV. I2r. b go. 00I
2i2 n Cap. Or. b. go. %
1927 18th. Tor. b. go. 90
2477 18th. Tor. u. so
1881 DeSales, Tor. b.b5. 0oI
113e 18th, Tor. b.. 80 90
i44e and 1476 Douglass.
Tor, b. ...........b $500
zoos Kal av. lar. 2b. IS .0QI
1903 Belm't av. Ter. b50. 50
2230 Q NV. llr. b. so. so
1870 Col I'd. Tor. b. sos
1901 v NV Zeal av).
Tor. b. .-....... 80. SO
2o2s to 2o3s F NV,
Tor. b.........,.. 80. 90
1911 L NV. l2r. b. +. 5000
e2S N NV. 15r. b. so. 90
1908 Euclid. Tor, 2b,
attic ............. 80. 90
$500 Ross pi. C Park.
sr, b....,...... so. 90
2929 Macomb. @ PARK,
ST. b. .....-5o,oo
1884 Kenyon, l2r. 2b. 80. 90
i3l Md nv ne. Tor, b. AS. 90
63T TO SAL 2lst NV,
Tor. b. ......... 40. 90
20lI 14th. I2r 81. sto .4s 90
1916 18th. Tor. b.. "a. 30
2oi2 Hillyer pl. 81. b &C. 50
1885 I'D NV. Or. b. AS. so
est5 Iaeomb. C Park,
ss. b. ............4 AZ so
1912 9th NV (Aug u. 4o. so
l7os 9th. Tor. D. .. 40. 90
1887 Park I'd, Tor. b. as. so
2106 18th. Tor. b. "a 20
210S 18th, Tor. b. $3.50
1874 Harvard. Or. b.. AZ so
1888 P NV. sr. b. 40. 50
400 Sd NV, Tor, b.. 40. so
24is Itth. Tor, b.....40. 80
1901 Vt av. 10r. b. 40.ko
1885 P. sr. b. so
214e n DIV. Tor. b. 40. 90
e944 Maeomb. C Park.
d oiL Z. AT osriio - 70 g
HOUSES AND APARTMl
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FOR aAIE-H0USE8,
ron aaIE-wEIL LOCATED Il THE NORTH
sa1oo.
Web rented
room. and hath. e.y. window brick.
MOORE Z III HILL aincs III isth NV.
1ll.1
Pennsyivania ave-. west Of Afh st.; = within one
block of Penasylrania ave-
saooo.
RENTS ron sz7 50.
7 roore and nth: IA feet vida
TOR sALK-CH1AFHST HOCSE EVER OFFERED
iries- 'As - sn1e'1 '.''s .'' -
$500.
efsri. a.tCsr ~ 80 rsssdence. 10
roomc; tiisl bath; hcswsfer heat; lot isz70 feet:
y go . - :
oNLY s.7oO.
rsis.. s:ss.es: s:sst., ,o,sss ss ss;s. "a "a
THIS q AN ABSOLUTE BARGAIN.
-, a Vo"n Hill tine.l' III iatn q. NV
TTIE 9 ATE JEvFQI-TTNyT SSppT7T Al
-N- 81
Price n 900
- NS
On a Numbered, .troet In the nortbwest Cen
trsiiv iocsfsS ,cnms hsv ~tndou hrics hal
White tenant. mr., ny ,z ga.
4rt, q . niA1' e'"e'' 81 A''A 81 - :
-.
s41oo.
800 cash and $50 Der month.
lots; handsome manteis etc.
MOORE 4 HILL. Qnc); 1T 14th st. NV.
ty1l-2t
Fun SA1AE- .o
.. x4oy.. -, ,..o, ,aa,
s,sssary p lev o.s.uX p1eSs wen i'e"'eu ~
-
$Sov. -. oo,k =
ny c Al iota anu sts'' 'oonis' piSA' W. ~72A
TO- alley.
* an
Dupont Circle vicinity. s-story Groom houses;
. furnace heat.
1920
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FOR RENT NV, 1874 F, 7r, b. % so
NV. 2029 T. 2sr Oh. $75 0Q NV 400 O(hai 2n)1r15 90
NW.912 l, 16r, b. 1900 NE, HOG X, Or, b. 20 SO
NV PIP av 8r b. as col NE HOS 9Th Or. b. Is 40
NW234 ,8r. b. 45. go NE 500 Brewersct, 81 40
INVITES h. Tor. b. Al 00SW .3f8 Gag. Tor 80 90
NW.i324 o. Or. b. 050l SW 1909 D.. 6r IL 40
NW.1439 O. Sr. b. ..37 so FLATS
NV 1919 9Th. 4r IL 30 309 Pa Sc, I'd e. .27 90
CFFICES-NORTHwEST.
Central building, Offices. 46S La av Offices.
Gunton building, offices.
Call at Office for Information regarding alley
properties. stables, etc, have for rent.
For further information apply at office.
je29-tf j. W. PILLING. 1919 NV.
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FOR SALE-vERY CHEAP LITTLE HOME. A
SPLENDID INVESTMENT.
81 300.
WILL RENT EASILY FOR SIS OR $40.
Nearly new: rooms; bath; lot 16x7o; white
neighhorhood.
MOORE & HILL Qnc). TIT 14th st. NV.
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FOR RENT-BY B. r. SAUL CO.. 7TH NV
i i9 as t i S g D.
$40 ,stodwg. 40. COL 174S Seaton Or b. %. 80
1921 NV. Or. b.. 40. sol Is De Or. 3D.. %. 50
1919 Core 12r. b. 000 1914 Ga Sc, Or b. 20 so
1915 14th NV. Sr. b. 81. 50 18th and Kearney
1918 NV. sr, b. $3.50 Brookland. d g.. 20. 90
1917 NV. f0r, b. 80. sol 221I 7th NV. 5f. IA 50
"a ne. 11r. b. 80 SOL f245 Madison NV. 6r12 so
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f'lst MUM. u bRiEN x BELT, INC,
l22O q ST NV Telephone Main l2f4.OS
5yii-W&stf
FOR RENT-DwEIIING 1902 W ST NV OF
six rooms. porcelsin bath tub, open plumbing,
richly paperSd rental, S25. so per month; pos
session July 70 Inquire loo W ST. or 24si 18th
st. NV. fyIl-3f
FOR RENT-L. J. MILLS COS 9TH ST NV
1873 18th NV. sr. b. 81 50i l245 II ne I'd Hat IS 80
- | ne. nr. b.. 80 sc 205 p NV II. is Sd
u Fla av, NV nat 20 sc 1923 10th ne Or b. % 50
ll.0 NV. Or b. IS so sw cor Cap and r. fat
zdLS Chanpisin ave, dairy .0c
Rear III llth me- stable. suitable for auto. 4 so
Wilt
FOR RBNT-FLAT. 1918 18TH 5R...sIs
Basement Ofbes. 702 10th. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. $l1
House 23l5 aud IT Ontario road. o rooms
asu Data 49,: ..-........-...-. .$2I 30
1918 Emerson st. ne, o rooms and bath Sf7 SO
THE McLACHIEN REAL ESTATE & loan Co.
Uli-n 10th and @.
FOR RESr-DES1RABLE I0RoOM HOUSE on
18th 81. near NV: thoroughly up 10 date con-
veniept 10 rars. Keys with DAVID MOORE
ls2s New York ave. NV
FOR REST-DEsiRABLE fo-ROOM HOUSE. NO
I'D 18th st NV. In good condition.; rent $50 90
Apply DAVID MOORE, 1928 n. Y. ave- NV
FOR RENT
For desirable colored tenant. up-to date house:
Apply DAVID MOORE. 1928 New York ave
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FOR RENT-IN BUSINESS SECTION. lila ST.
n.w:~f0-room brick, IN hne condition. Rent,
5y1-6t
FOR RENT
1914 Ga. ave. Sc, attractive house with
rooms and bath; all modern improvements; heat
ed by furnace; rent $3.50 per mo-
b. r. SAUL CO.,
5y7-6t 7th and L sts. NV.
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Weft Of 18th, On . vide, open street; well
planned; rcou1s On aoofs st4ifways; reaf
pore6es: ff 10xe0s TIT houee wae built to sell
Tor $3.50; 1890 cnce foans4 On Il.
-. sTqsn FAInFAx,
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An e-seom hooss In BIoominedale: rooms
deep % I door: lot 20u104; the house 10 heafed
by 4 frnt-e3a11 bof-wafer heAtine aygfem. faces
south. a vefy neat, nice home. Less than Jon
could build It for.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-08-15
For Alexander Clubs New Home ana
Many New Members VIII JOIN
AS Result.

Contracts for the building of me
Alexander clubs grand new nome
have been signed and this matter u
now disposed of 80 far as the cluD Is
concerned. The contractors are pre-
paring to 90 to work and as they are
expected to have the building ready
for occupancy by Jan |, IL may be
assumed that they will break ground
i'm a very little while.
The signing Of these contracts IS a
very important act in the history OF
the club II is not only proof OF vitality
in the organization at present, proof
of confidence and hopefuIness for IT'S
future, but Il Is a signal for a great
revival which will manifest Itself IN
the near future in a large accession TO
it's membership, for considerable
number Of men signified their desire
some months ago. 10 join the club as
soon as this contract was signed.
The membership being now limited,
those who belong to the club will have
something that r. likely to prove OF
considerable value as the club grows
in age and in wealth.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-08-15
BAD YEAR FOR TRAMPS.

The fellow who raps at your PACK
door now and begs for something 10
eat with the pathetic plea that work
II understandable, condemns himself as
an indolent impositer, for whom the
work house is too good, and upon
whom more severe punishment
should be inflicted
Work was never more plentiful. the
bumper crops afford work for tens OF
thousands. Harvest hands are in big
demand in Kansas, Nebraska, Wiscon'
sin and Minnesota, in fact through
out the entire corn and wheat grow
ing sections. II is said ten thousand
men will be needed in the California
VINEYARDS in September and October
| The railroads cannot proceed with I'm
provcments projected, because OF the
shortage Of labor Thousands OF men
are needed in the canal zone, and from
all quarters comes the demand foi
men who want work.
! The Weary Willie or genus no
DO" can expect little or no sympath'
now. Such worthlessness is crim
when work is plentiful.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-08-15
30 DIE IN FLOODS
When Texas Cloudbursts Sweep Away
Fishing Camps and
Ranch Homes.

San Antonio, Tex. Aug. li--From
the most authentic reports received
more than fifty deaths resulted from
the cloudburst al I.angtry yesterday
Twenty camps of fishers on DuVic
river are known to have been swept
away. Names for The present are un
obtaiuable and it will be- days before
the relief parties return.
The first relief train returned from
Langry lat night. The crew reports
So miles of track and - bridges de-
,troycd. The country for distance OF
20 miles between Langtry and sam
uels is under water. and the Ncs'
Shumla and Comstock are threaten
ng. Fleeing cowboys from the outly
ing ranches have reached Lanstrl
and report a number Of their com
rades drowned Every ranch house 10
the food territory is gone. and viii
them men women and children.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-08-15
DEMOCRATIC DOLLARS.

Chairman Griggs, OF the Democratic
congressional committee, has Issued q
coll for dollar Contributions to me
campaign fund. We hope that many
Democrats will respond. II is nothing
new for the Democratic party To de-
mend on the masses of the people. IL
has alwaya depended on them Tor cam
paisn money and for votes. IL has hau
M full treasures 10 raid, no fat to Try
and It's condition in this respect Is
onw the same as il always has been
Conditions are now favorable 10 a
popular subscription TO the Democratic
canpaign fund. The exposures OF Re
publican methods have 'turded the
people, and 1t is safe to say that
larger number than usual desire Il
change and are as earnest in that de
sire that they will be willing to give
in money and work to accomplish u.
The Republican call for dollar con
tributions was a plea of guilty and a
confession of repentance It was IN
tended as an Offset TO the exposure
of the methods by which the party had
raised it's funds in the past, and was
To lead people to believe that snch
methods had been abandoned.
A profession of repentance however
that is not made except as a result OF
exposure viii be received with doub'
AS To it's genuineness, and an osten-
tatiors abandonment of raids on cor
poration treasures decided ON after
The treasures are locked reminds one
Of the fox and the grapes that We're
sour because they were out Of his
reach. The Republican party can nave
no claims now except on the pro
tected industries 1t will fry the rat
ont of them just as thoroughly behind
The screen Of a dollar contribution as
il ever did before a screen was used.
The hope Of the Democratic party
now is not in campaign contributions
mt in their diminished size II ha@
been defeated by the use Of money
and the smaller amount OF money eX
pended in a campaign the better It's
chances are for success.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-08-15
ILLINOIS Central
Corrected to August list, 1910.
THE FAST MAIL ROUTE
Shortest and Quickest Routsh
ST. Louis & Chicago

I,32s. m. Daily Chicago Vestibule Limited
arriving in Chicago at 1880 a. m connecting
with afternoon trains for all points east ana
north. ..s
900 a. IN. Daily st. Louis Night Limited
arriving In st. Louis at 7:0s .. M, oonnectlna
At Union station for all points west Sleeping
oars open at 9;4b p. m. -
5:Io a. M, Chicago Daylight EHprsss
excent sunday, makes sll stops between cairo
q Chicago, arriving In Chicsro n h:ba p. M
F:IOa M. st. Louis Morning Express
except Sunday arriving In 81. Louis at li;r
making all stops.
II:I5 n, IN. ct. Louis Fast Mall, arrt
ing in st. Louis at $500 p. M.
1I:I5 a. m. Chicago MIDDAY Special
arriving In Chicago, $3.50 .. m,
2:3Sp. IN. Daily ST. Louis Limited, a."
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The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-08-15

the delegation OF friends who accom-
panied Mr.. Powers as well as MI
Powers himself, deserve high compll'
ment.
without detracting from the ac'
knowledged merits Of the other TWO
gentlemen, Messrs Otrich aud Garter
il may be claimed that Mr., Powers mas
points of superiority which VIII mani
fes themselves in the campaign ana
in legislature, to the benefit OF me
party and of the people Of this district
and perhaps one Of the strongest ~
that Dick Powers is good mixer ana
generally gets what he goes AFTER
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-08-15
CONTRACTS SIGNED ION THE RIVERS
Good Business On the Rivers IN pros
pect the Coming Season--Pa.
dueah Ways Are Busy.

Judging from the way business has
increased on the liver during the past
several months. and the outlook being
promising for an increase this fall and
winter. there will not only be plenty
for the boats to do, but there will not
be enough boats on the Ohio river to
get away with the business. There IS
really demand in many trades al
ready for more boats, and number
are being built The railroads can't do
it all, and the boats will get the bulk
of the cuisines Come on with your
ninefoot stage In he Ohio. 1t VIII not
take long to build the boats, and i
won't take long for the boats To gel
the business. Courier Journal.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-08-15
25 HURT IN WRECK
When Katy Flyer Was Smashed Into
BY Switch Engine Near Fort
Scott.

Sedalia. Mo, Aug 14.-Tweniy-hFe
passenger in a chair car Of nOrthbound
Missouri. Kansas & Texas train M.
6. the FLYER. were injured in a collision
at Fort Scott Junction. Kas-. at los
O'Clock this morning.
The Flyer had stopped at the akiy
and Frisco crossing. when a F-iscf
switch engine crashed into the cha-'
car. The trucks we're Fno"'-cd from
under the Pullman sleeper Tat follow
ed the chair car. The responsibility Is
said to rest wholly with the Frisco.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-08-15
FIRST REPORTER
OF Congressional Debates Died at HIS
Home in Washington, Conn.

washington, d. c. Aug l4.-Francis
II. Smith, one of the first Official re-
porters OF congressional debates, died
today at Washington. Conn, where he
was born March II, 1929. For many
years he had been a prominent banker
here. Daniel G. Webster was one OF
the first men for whom Smith report
"a in congress and later Smith report
ed for the Associated Press the court
martial of the Lincoln consplfato"-
and the subsequent trial Of John II
Surratt
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-08-15
RIOTS STOP CARS
on the Brooklyn Line and Three IN
spectors Are Arrested tor AS
sault On Passengers.

New York, Aug 14.-Following the
arrest tonight Of three division IN
spectors Of the Brooklyn Rapid Tran
sit company on charges Of assault III
The third degree, the company shut on
entirely All Of its surface lines leading
to Coney Island taking the position
that this was the onlyl way To stop
the rioting which has been in pfogre- $
since Sunday morning at points where
a second fare was demanded by the
company's employees.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-08-15
MANY Cairoites Attend.

A big crowd Of Cairo boosters went
up to Anna yesterday to help Dick
Powers land the nomination for the
legislature. The boosting OF the
boosters helped out wonderfully,
Mayor George Parsons played mine
host to the Cairo boosters who Wen
To Anna yesterday. All who went III
on the II o'clock train We're entertain
led ut dinner in the dining car by thf
mayor