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The Cairo bulletin., 1906-07-05
Illinois State Bar Association viii
Hold Thirtieth Annual Session
In Chicago July II.

| The annual meeting of the Illinois
! Bar Association will be held on Thurs.
day and Friday, July 18th and 18th,
1906, at the Chicago Beach Hotel
James Hagerman, of st, Louis, IL to
give the annual address. Col Hager-
man was president of the American
Bar Association in 1908 and during
his administration the Universal Con
gress Of Lawyers and Jurists was held
in ST. Louis under the joint auspices of
the American Bar Association and the
Worlds Fair Commission His sub
ject vii be What of our American
States?"
The presidents address will be de.
lirered by George T. Page of Peoria.
Mr. Page will devote his attention TO
the lisiglation Of 1905 and particu-
larly to The portions of it that have
been passed upon in the Supreme
Court, and will discuss many other
subjects of interest.
NJ j Daugherty of Galesburg, will
deliver an address of the Law Of
Primary Elections"
William x Curran. of Pekin. WI
deliver an address on The Lure OF
Graft and the eMttle of Its Cure"
It is planned that there shall be |
general and full discussion by the +
members of the Association on MUM .
'ipai Ownership" Clarence s. Oar
'ow, Of Chicago, will open in favor .
If such ownership and William r
Hunter, of Kankakee, will open in OPP
POSITION.
Robert McMurdy, Of Chicago will +
oliver an address on The Municipal /.
'ogrts Ct Chicago"
The usual reports of the commit
eos will be presented and considered I
nd the session will elise with a re-
option and banquet as heretofore.
Responses at the banquet will he
eliyered by james Hagerman of St
outs Alfred Orendorft, Of Springfield, ,
nd Orrin n Carter George r. Peck
nd william }. aClhoun, of Chicago.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-07-05

President Of the Penn Mutual Life In.
surance Co, Closes An Active
Career in New York.

Mr.. c. H Thompson, general agent
Of the Penn Mutual Life Insurance
company here received a telegram
Yesterday announcing the death of
Mr. Harry f. West. president Of the
company from heart failure after an
lines of ten days Mt Wet has for
many years been closely Identified
with many important business enter
nri.es, having been president OF the
Philadelphia Warehouse company. The
Land Title and Trust company, the
Norfolk and Western railroad. the
Pennsylvania Fire Insurance com
uany was one Of tn trustees for the
reorganization of the Philadelphia asd
Reading railroad company. During
The War of the Rebellion Mr. West
'eryed two years in the Seventh and
Thirty second regiments, PcnnsyI-
van volunteers He was member
# the G.. a r.. vice president of tae
Union League club and was connected
n a director and otherwise with many
ial organizations. Mr. West was
elected trustee of the Penn Mutual
n 1881, vice president in 1885 and has
served as it, president since July /.
S97 Mr. West was y years of age.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-07-05

One Of the great events of the day
was the celebration Of the Fourth
under the auspices of the Uniformed
Rank Of the Woodmen Of the World
ar St Mary's Park Great crowds OF
people attended the festivities provid-
ed there by this organization and on
ioyed Themselves thoroughly. THE
several contests created much amuse
ment, while good music and dane uE
afforded heir quota of pleasure. The
affair was we'll managed, there be ne
ne unpleasant Incidents
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John T Rennio received a fine
REQ automobile yesterday, from
Lansing. Mich. II Is a 15-horse-power
machine, with canopy, and viii match
up well with the best In the city. Mr..
Rennie took a party OF friends up
through the county and through PG-
luski county yesterday afternoon on a
test run and made a fire record for the
machine, although il was the first
time he had taken charge II one of
ihese machines Mr. Rennie says he
got the machine for his son. Roswell.
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SET FOR HEARING
Hardin Davis viii Be Brought From
Murphysboro to Be Arraigned
Before Judge Ross.

Circuit court will convene next
Monday aud a special grand jury will
Dee impannclled to find bills in the
cases of prisoners in Jail Only Grim
nal cases will be tried.
Hardin DAVIS. the negro shootist
aill De brought from Murphyshoro to-
DAY to Dee arraigaed I'm Judge Ross
court lie will be defended by State
Senator sheridan 4 Vienna. u is
likely thai the hearing viii be de-
fcrred q the victim of hts desperate
act is not yet Wen enough TO appear.
although he is now out of danger
There are ten eases in all 90 re-
ceive attention from The grand jury
next week.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-07-05

I've got friend in the literary bust
ness
He writes books and wears hair
enough to put the Brotherhood Of Bar
/ bers on the bum.
! When he isn't running a serial story
/ through the magazines he's running hi.
! fingers through the eel-grass on his top
knot and looking wise.
hate to knock friend, but simply
because a guy is a genius does he have
to rush around with a mop on his ko-
ko, and butt into public building
every time he thinks in the open air?
My friends name is Newton With
eringham Hurtuboise in print, but az
home they call him Bud for short
Buds father says the lad with the
literary bug ought to be driving a cart
il the direction of the dump, but Bud
only smiles and asks mother to pass
the fish.
A fish diet is said to be the real cheese
for the brain.
think if Bud would only eat SHARK
or a whale he might be able to Writ
something warm
I'm not knocking, remember; Pm
only saying what | think
hate 4 knocker
I used to go to school with Bud.
While he was inside licking up IOga
rthms and beating Caesars Common
taries to a pulp. | was always loahn
around the outside Of the knowledga
Factory, printing my name on the
fence with a iackknifc, and acting just
like the village cut-up
Aund look at the difference between
us to-day,
Bud can sit down and write move
that will stand you up in the corner
but when he wants to get downtown
he has to touch the old lady for the
price Of a car ride.
I never got beyond the Fifth Reader
and / couldn't dis up a Latin word to
save my soul, so all ] can do is To
squeeze into a pool-room, bury my face
81 the dope and crawl out littIe late:
with a hatfuI Of money.
tell you it's all dead wrong to give
the little old red sChoolhouse the CLASSY
grin That's right.
Anyway | bumped into Bud the ether
evening and led him 10 a trough.
couehed for a couple Of throat teas
ers and Bud warmed up with the CAB.
lie was out to tell me how hard it is
20 write a novel. but cut in on his
circuit
TITS a cinch," | says. "All a dur
has to do is to pound out a parcel Of /
drag them down to tho .
starter and let them get away in
bunch.
was ready 10 buy again, so Bud
didn't contradict me and delay the
game.
After / had filled his reservoir he
turns the hot-air into his pipes ana
comes down the lane with the assertion
that | couldn't write a postal-card to
: friend and finish right.
| call that ingratitude
To give me a steer like that after
modified with him across the Plaza and
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Presently the first section of the tai
wide man pulled in on the home siding
The second section. consisting Of /,
boot heel and several portions of over
coat and trousers, remained out on tho
sidewalk.
"Oh, Harold'" the wife exclaimed,
passionately how did you fall?"
When | have fully recovered" he
said, not uh6indly, Il may demonstrate
for your benefit the various convolu
lions through which passed At tho
present moment however, an illuatra.
ton Of my method is impossible 70.
obvious reasons Therefore. you must
let your imagination feed your curiositg
until such time as | am better able to
tie myself in a bow knot for your in
structicn and edifcaUon"
Then he swore huully and yelled for
the arnica bottle. the brute,
The End
showed the novel to Clara Jane an
She threw the most ladylike fit you ever
saw
On, it's perfectly loyely," says she.
Me!--to the roll-top desk, Mel
with fDuntain-pen in each hand AMI
a hand-sewed novel hot of the steam
pipes every week
Copyright boy G. W Dillingham; COZ
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-07-05
COMPLIMENTARY Dance

At the home OF Mayor Parsons last
night one Of the prettlest of the DAY
took place. Miss Blanche Parsons
gave dance complimentary 10 her
friend. Miss Lurleane Bartlett. Of
Mound City, and incidentally the
mayor entertained party Of his adult
friends in delightful manner. Music
was furnished by Culvers band and
an orchestra from Paducah provided
sweet strains for the dance in which
about fifty young people took part
The dancing took place on a platform
On the lawn. A magnificent display NJ
fire works gave the affair its patriotic
touch. Refreshments were served at
the proper time.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-07-05
/. C. Reduces Section Force.

For several days the Illinois Cen
tral section men along the line have
been on a strike asking a raise In
wages from SlaJ to $50 per day. II
was announced a day or so ago that
the Request had been granted but
that was premature hut last night
word was received that the new scale
would go into effect Monday. The
different gang will be reduced how
ever to make up for the increase in
wages The Centralia sections were
forty-tive men under the old
rate but now they are reduced to
twenty men.-Centralia Democrat,
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The Sheen of panrls

The famous peal stud belonging to
the late marquis OF Ang,esey. sold ut
Cbrisue's in London some tine aeo for
the large sum Of $4,000, is ecipsed by n
beautiful pearl which changed hands
some years ago for over $4,000. r. was.
Of course, huge in size. ami absolute per-
lection as 20 shape and color. ana If
possessed that radiant sheen which
marks the pearl Of great price. This
Characteristic is noticeable in the pearls
owned by Queen Margherita Of Italy.
and b those in the possession Of the
duchess Of Marlborough. gems which
often graced the beautiful neck Of Mari,
Antoinette. The luster it is which raises
the value Oh the pearl and decides lis
price. and a smaller jewel possessing il
VIII realize "a larger sum of money than
one of even greater size lackinEit.
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They Will Celebrate.

A Pittsburg telegram says River
men are making preparations for the
proper celebration eff the opening Of
lock and dam No. > at Coraopolis in
the Ohio river in September. No river
celebration has taken place in this
vicinity since the national govern
ment freed the locks OF the Mononga-
hela river from tolls. A big river pa
rade will mark the opening of NJ. ,.
1t is another step in the proposition
to canalize the Ohio river from Pitts.
burg to Cairo to a depth Of nine feet.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-07-05
Democrats Met In Anna.

The Democratic congre ST nal cen
trail committee met in Anna late
Tuesday nigh; to consider the ques.
ton of placing a candidate for con
gross in the field r. A. Hatcher who
Is the committeeman from this county.
received a Geographic message from
the chairman. at the council meeting
Tuesday night, requesting him 10
come at Cnce or end his proxy by
telegraph. He sent his proxy !, was
impossible to learn yesterday what
was done
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-07-05
ON SPIRITED CHARGER.
Col. }. D. Brennan Led he BIG Fourth
Of July Parsde IN Carbonate.

Special to The Bulletin
Carbonate. III. july Col j. %
Fireman. mounted on a spirited charge
AMI srrayed In a gorgeous costume.
lead the big Fourth If July parade
here today. given u-der The auspices
= The Brotherhood Cf locomotive
FIrcmcn and the lsdes auxiliary Tho
parade was Grand Success ana
much of The credit IS Dire tn Grand
Mar-hai Brennan traiumas-ar ~ tire
Illinois Central Caio-St Louis iiyis-
Jon. Several thousand people vr1e in
line. Following the parade public rx-
trci-es ani celebrations were held
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-07-05
.NEWSOF RAILROADS
Illinois Central Reduces Section Force
Builder Of Big Four Dead
Personal Notes.
Builder of Big Four Dead.

Richard r. Arms, Of Champaign
was called to indianapolis Saturday
to attend the funeral Of his father,
Capt. Christopher Tyler Arms, who
died at the age of %. at the home of
rs daughter, MS John NJ Killer, for
merly of trbana, Mr.. Arms was rail.
road builder Of note and was one of
the men who constructed the Big Four
through Danvlle. the Cairo
and ST. Louis division Of the Big Four
and the Springfield division of the
Wabash
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CONCERT TONIGHT
culVer's Organization Will Render
Fine Music For Those Who
Visit the Park Tonight.

Following is the program for the
band concert this gThnrsdayl even
ing at - Mary's Park az O'Clock:
Marcel mereldo~ Iaurens.
"Cuuids Captive Tavotte. Tau
rem
Watcrf lle. =" r r Hail
Medley What Tho Brass
Band PLAYED be- Chattavay.
Medley March--Co Coming Through
she Rye. Jennie Mine. Charawav.
lntsrn1ission.
March--C hiicnthian. x. 3 Hail
Concert Modlev--CHo.~ farmhouse
Marcel Appleton %. p Han
Medley Fagorifc.~ DaI
by
MarCh-~Jim Dandy" Carlton.
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Funeral Yesterday.

The funeral of Mrs. n. II Wallace
took place yesterday Services were
held at the residence on Twenty
eighth street uader the auspices Of the
Degree of Honor. A O. t. ". The
remains We're taken To Cayce, Ky, by
NJ. &, o., train in the after noon 4
delegation OF A o. T. W. accompau-
led them.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-07-05

= need the advice Of a physician.
remarked the alleged actas. Would
you advise me TO consult Dr. Quicker
.yge
well. replied mis- friend. the drug
eist. Il don't think uuCh Of his abflif-
as physician; si.iL he might be able
10 cure han. - Chicago Daily News.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-07-05

Very few boats are running in the
upper ono. but Evansville and Gin
cinnau boats are not yet interfered
with.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-07-05
They Were Headed OFF,

gett, Mo, last evening requested Cir
cult Clerk Lee b. DAVIS TO see that no
license 10 marry was ilsued to Il
young couple who might apply for
the same The message was from the
father of the bride who said she was
unlnr ace
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Died Yesterday Mornino.

Mrs. J p. Heller of 210 Seventeenth
street, died yesterday morning after
prolonged Illness She was about 80
years old Her husband is carpen-
ter The remains We're taken charge
of by Undertakers Burke & Blaine and
will be shipped to Gassett Ill, for
burial.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-07-05

There were n, excursion trains 10
Cairo yesterday, hut some Of the regu-
lar trains had that appearance, being
crowded with visitors Many people
from Missouri and Kentucky were
here and from points Of Illinois. They
We're nearly all white people and the
ban game was the principal attraction
for them.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-07-05
BLAZE OF GLORY.
Was Ssnsmore Hill Last Mint in
Celebration Of the Fourth.

Oyster BAY. L. l.. july a. Sagamore
Hill illuminated tonight in Fourth
Of July c0lors. and cracking bombs
and fire work, spells the happy frnln
for toe Juveniles Of the rfssi9ynte
family. their relatives aud hi,ijed
friends from the village The suuHal
evening celebration If The Fourth a.
The presidents home eclipsed former
records Tor display and detonaiious
Wei arranged program was carried out
under the direction Of an experf.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-07-05
mAYFlELC's PUBLIC BUILDING

People in The neiehhorna Kentucky
town Of Mayheld are happy over the
following dispatch from Washington:
tn Public building bin for Mayneld
appropriat,ug $4,000 has been signed
by the president and The BUILDING is
assured"
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-07-05
IN SOCIETY
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Quietly Married.

DR. Morrow and Miss Eloise Hen.
bricks were quietly married yester-
day afternoon. by Rev Buchanan Of
the Presbyterian church. But few
close relatives and friends witnessed
the ceremony They will occupy nice
~ lifted up apartments in the rear Of
DIR. Morrow's office.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-07-05
CARD OF THANKS.

desire to express heartfelt thsnks
10 friends and PARTICULAR, t0 the DE
gree OF Honor. 4 O. T. w. who save
sympathy and aid during The illne
ami al "a death of my bsloyei wife.
H. A. WALLACE.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-07-05
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF
Physical Culture Continues.

Announcement is made by Mrs
Hicock, wife of the professor of physi-
cal culture, that she has sent the
professor over into Kentucky and
placed him in sanitarium there. She
remains in Cairo ana VII conduct the
classes in physical cul ure.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-07-05

Mr., and Mrs. Il. J Hall and daugh.
tiers, Beulah and Marion, will leave
this evening for visit with relatives
In Traverse City. Mich. The Bulletin
will keep them advised of the doings
In Cairo during their absence.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-07-05

J. ID Morr $ and Raymond Lacy re-.
turned home yesterday from visit
i1 Parker City H. Mr. Morris has
charge al The waterway service on the
Big Four railroad and has been en-
ploycd on this rad for the last TWEEN
ty-tw5 years
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-07-05

The undersigned wifi receive bids
for remodeiling and rspr'-u- the
building at fhe corner of Tenth street
and Commercial avenue The plans
and spec dcator. NAV Pee seen az Ma
honey a BHcher's shop
p MAIONEY.
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Personal Notes.

Worth Healy stenographer for Gen
eral Foreman Beck of the Hin is
Central at Mounds has been tran
ferred to Cairo and his place al
Mounds taken by Stanley Decker Of
Cent ralia.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-07-05
The WEATHER


A fine day greeted the Fourth Of
July celebraters yesterday. A fair
sky, quiet atmosphere and a mild
temporal Ire--condition which favor.
ed outdoor amusements. The tenn
perature marked 63 in the morning
and the maximum was 81 with 81 at
Z p. m,
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-07-05

Mrs, Harry Van Treese. of Naco
Mexico, is visiting her mother. Mrs.
Maggie Sites. Of PA Seventh street.
Mrs. Van Trecse was attende In her
long journey Of 1000 miles by her cid.
est son, bill"
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-07-05

oh, IT'S PERFECTLY LoNEAfF'
sidewalk perils for those who 20 dowr
in slips?
Esoteric Science leads one to sup.
pose so.
Meanwhile the wife waited wearilJ
at home, and the cook tapped the beef.
steak neryously with the coal shovel
Ii was her night out
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-07-05

Prof. Diehl, of Paducah was In the
city yesterday visiting friends. Prof.
Diehls orchestra furnished the mus C
for the entertainment last night at the
home Of Mayor Parsons.
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Sun and Moon.
Washington Forecast.

Washington, July 4.-llIinois--Fair
Thursday; warmer in northwest; Fri
day fair and warmer; light to fresh
northwest winds.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-07-05

Edward lnce has just returned from
Olney He went there to help hustle
for the 'Hustlers'' and remained there
on a visit till yesterday.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-07-05

Mrs John T. Rennie and son, Ros-
well, left Los Angeles Tuesday for
home and will be here Saturday. They
have been there several weeks.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-07-05

The New Cook-What does your
papa r. his brekfuss?
The Angel Child-Anythiug what We
amt goL-C.eveland Leader.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-07-05

H. Woodward has res gned his posi-
ton a> chief clerk to Supt j. II FL
lott and has gone to Roanoke Va
where his mother is in very poor
health. l.. a Nutter Of Cairo fills his
vacancy .--Chafree, lMol Review
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-07-05

Mrs NJ. +. Johnson, of Parson. Ala.
Is visiting her daughter, Mrs r. L.
Emmett, OF 524 Thirty-hfth street.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-07-05

Mrs W. p, Mette of Fifteenth street,
left yesterday afternoon for Portage,
vile, Mo-, to visit relatives.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-07-05

Alderman w. ]. Lawler went to
Chicago yesterday to undergo an oper-
alton at one Of the sanatoriums in that
city He has been seriously i'll sever,
al weeks.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-07-05

Bulletin ads pay Ask any msr
chant that has used its coiUmns durins
be past sss5.
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PURELY PERSONAL

Tom Williams and family of Thebes
spent the Fourth in Cairo.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-07-05

WANTED-EverybOdy with any.
thing 10 rent. sell or .7ade 70 advertise
n Tae Bulletin vant co.anas.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-07-05

ST. Louis Waterway Journal says:
Local inspectors are now authorized
to grant temporary certificates Of in.
spection until the regular certificates
are given to prevent boats from hay.
ing 90 quit pending renewal as here.
toforo
Very few boats are running in the
upper ono. but Evansville and Gin
cinnai boats are not yet interfered
with.
The Jim Lee is again in the Mem
phis and Friars Joint trade.
The Ferd Herold was in port yes
tcrday from St Louis bound for
Memphis. She had nearly hundred
on board.
The Republic yesterday said On
her trip in she brought more than g..
500 sacks of new corn on one consign-
ment. Employees on the boat have
licknamed her the Honeymoon" boat
On her last trip there were four now.
~ married couples who made the
round trip fr1m here and two more
copies were added AT Cairo.
The sun will bee here today from
Memphis and return tonight.
The Peters Lee will be here from
Memphis today for Cincinnati with
los bales &C cotton and lot Of otuer
reight
The river marked % feet on tho
'airo gauge at { p m. yesterday.
showing ro change In = hours.
Tho CITY Of Saltillo from St Louis
or Riverton was in pert several hours
yesterday morning
Tho Dick Fowler came out from Pa.
lucah with an excursion yesterday
morning and went to Hickman. return
ne last evening
The Wa n Honshell from St Louis.
,assCd to Memphis light
The John \ Wood went 70 - .
.ouis with six tarees Of coal last .
wen *.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-07-05

J. w. Wenger Of the Illinoi, Central
returned yesterday from trip north
on business for the freight depart
ment.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-07-05

Mrs. Julia Davis of 211 Sixth street
Is visiting her sister at Detroit, Mich
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-07-05

my mother was a lady so
She said. but just the same
She ate boiled cabbage with a knife
Except when company came.
-DeWolf Hopper.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-07-05

The Exporter has a badly broken
shaft on the inside Of the journal. The
accident occurred at and son and her
engineer narrowly escaped death
when il happened She Is laid up ut
Pit-shurg.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-07-05

helped him to six bowls Of Anheuser
milk.
We'll there's no literary fiji that can
ri-a me the elbow
Just 10 show Bud what a clever brute
| am ] went home ami wrote d novel
The reason its So good is because /
took my bunch from Rud KipliugS
stsle
u isn't quite as chesty as David
Harmr but there's more poetry in it.
When Bud sees IL he'll put up TIE
shutters and take 70 rhe lumber camps.
here the sag
TIE BEAUTIFUL SNOW.
- study from life IN a great. great city,
Chapter l.
" ana Waiting here alone
Ni- ai desc lfder folks?
StoH m King lauehinEs ven you see
Dot Z IN making ch0kes2
sam Bernard.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-07-05

The best Is always the cheapest
Advertisers use the RuIletin
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-07-05

The Fred Hartweg is coming up
with a tow Of lumber for Cairo. She
passed Memphis Tuesday evening,
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-07-05

A tall, wide man moved thoughtfullv
down the street in an opposite direction
10 that which he had come from.
Suddenly. and sorowfully, withal, he
emulated the snowiiakes and sat upon
sidewalk
While at home the wife waited
YEARLY.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-07-05

French's Sensation has gone up the
Illinois river
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-07-05
Chanter II.

Chapter IL.
lie rubbered hard to see the stage,
But only saw a hat:
Next day he heard the play was bad.
And he was glad of that
Andrew Mack's Irish Melodies.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-07-05

sar-1w.lIly tie snowGakes sat upon
t-c Sidewalk.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-07-05

The sea hath many perils for thos'
who 20 down in ships; but hath NOT til.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1906-11-06

We may have erred i'm ascribing
mercenary motives to Col. Thomas
Fitch. He has gone about the territory
continually giving thanks that ne is
not mule. And yet mules never be
fore brought such high prices as they
do now.