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The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1906-03-23
Educated Farmers

TheFs 4 a general tsndsng anons
he farue-s q this c01n,rF 70 pa
15re a1sntioo 10 et1esfionzi attain
uents ajax praciioal linss Thsl
sehoos and colleges are fiilNi Elth
farmer boys Eho are HI o1ufsnf
Eiik the ussesr ruiinl@ats q learn
ins thzz snfioed hor thslr Eereais
EhIls ths slsers th-nsslyss are a1Ts
i.eH-sa 70 Keep ah-zast a M tins
b itursIliEeat reading and atteaiiI's
.suSgitsiss ana sa,h--iuss Ehere E-ssh- f
u.is and plans are Elstuss=c Eitt -.
he uI.rz-zl e11ssgaenos q zsEsral .
iaprSEansst and mutual tsaesiL Tais
rsxsit ~ All this Is OOzsraEilE
iaers1sea ssna.Tt e seaszaI -41cz-
uoz zno1s ths farming eizsses-
uhieh Il tur1 Is nss- E15slei5-s
iazzry ~ n tz-ure sler==s as
Eslfzrs q the EAISea A. 4 Ehql=
EEe-yboty TsaIi1ss Ire izgo-lz1es
ios sETiszlrz7s % ~ Ehql= 'e11z-ry'
lzna TIE aazss5ry < uzk5ng ~ eali-
tfnk attractive and pgls7@rUzs- Al
lfzucyzshsd ard dS=l=-zIe TzEzi
/ Ys7.sArioa w1al5 * oz= q ~ gre-4t-
~ q uz-iluaI uiEst5-rcz=s- FqE s=zrs
- have be@1 szppl--ins zz1ieal-
tarzI c0ll-ss Eits tn Isa1 q uas-
Ing sd1cz-s1- sds.tif5e f-EE=rS
! Dys5eIss lhes have dlaa uREh soo-
hi loo 1fsza- Instead q Easl-s
lfsru lie attractive 70 egEs ard girls
J ,hsg s1oosea uzFesg IN ir1iuiag 5hsI
for othzr. Egrk. AID hssp . drzia
lzzzy f71u ~ c5aaEry ils hesz 5sood
1 ms : iusEErztle - i1az A. -he Tlrll
cnasilC-S th=usstvas are uzchaaEtd
iThs tsirer eizcztsa he hos i Sh=
a1TroEsr he os5-fash5oaed farm
: he q he parsl-z s=ls Il Egii'
! q ss1rinezt Or aszail-inE Isu Al
sex s@Ps9yp=n- rheTr 1a=E elI
81 ne Ezrzess u5a=y rs-arr II %.
llszs- physical Izbo--
Wien farm uztEods AZ improve,
"a farm z6-k : made F-otitahl
! "a pleasant in coupzrls1Q Elii
? 5,ksr -o-k vti-h IN e1t.eaie-
= goazz nz1 OF Eoaaa L Ehle 70 =
: eurs. he bsss q zh= E1urg sel@a
= ,ioa win L dF1En . 1hs fErEs
= UntI tksn TIE te11e1g Ein = 2
Z lave the farms 70 the R-.sst elEs1
2 o-iszz ard neilhe- god srhOOis n
Z agricultural e1Ilez= Ein eazzs= Z
? The chzuge mzst - Eru-Eh1 n y
A 1-a.t arnsrS Thsx uSz laaE
.e he nzE nesho3s. incTsass 1h=ir i
= co.'s b inislsiVz culture and SO
l he syys and girls tsz1 il i EoTI
? EhIIz for hen to Say A. h1E
: SooS schOos gsvsl % q wing frs
poor and un1-ogTs5ys rural CT
lnuui-y d. H11Is 10 improve thzI coz
nuui-y f.zlf. h5Esys Uzth II
nay prOzo-= suigrzl0a 10 he I0Eu
ne p-1cs ms y reversed
{ lsh faIng eouu-ni1y wEiea
rzcsx P-uGss5vs Esa ana Eo-za
EiH naturally haze IL s1oi seho'
snd ok iHsiEuti5us a.sti-lllg
1igE and p-ospe-0-s c-JiIiEalilE- N
4 q he sane sl=ps nos Ozly zsEies
nre bg- eiseaIOa irs=lf i Ell-
za-E
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1906-03-23

H'oln'aias Fsafuary .,,h y.
si=ndiHE ne frs, nlrh, 1''s'
~ seai q Perry oaah,,. a. - y.
uP d. KeaiucEy rh~ -
i'ssrea the fliioaire 49,. -
- ,.''s = while uaiehisr ,A..a
-. p.,s',''oo1s sese ,hraaa .s,,
-. -. :, eRa a.it a r,ssnae men ~
-. - ~, ]. no'oaShiusS dseidss :,
s1i II Eas la,e- &c.,,
lllse 'ht-a rark a. ne IN
-. HsrniaE ihg nae g..
striking a EaarJ :, -
IN z stone hon
- p A. ne esre pg-.r
-,s- Aaea tie thasz -
- ifhs ab-ve SER sogs5.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1906-03-23
WANTED.
$4,000 Cross-ties

The lroaioh Cross-tle Co. van, 4
buy ties on Rs aaiue from the forks
ot nlalne 10 the mouth, inspection BE-
ginning oCialeg i5th and moathn.
thereafter NJ ties taken on sidr
slrsama For particulars adarcss {
G. Clarke, lroaten, O,
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1906-03-23

Mhrn in pu your adNtr,hemeui
hi The NgNS we eet /, into tho hand
of mnrc lHnplc Than WAY can p0Ssl
Ny reaeA tOt llke amoan, VI lsones
NpepdM anywhere else rm ~
su''s frvu Your advertising are pts
esarlD uNporlloiale Win the mum.
bei u pcWle WV read L. Vol ars
welNme 10 examine oup uunvrlp
tltn llst
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1906-03-23
ems Home SOCIETY,".

zarky CEiI5rvas None
siliy boys aEI Ers -
sErs y thrive atf nae
thsy desire GOD. CErs
- nsss ehltrea are "
: Tigtg AM abrasive zzt ue
: y IA, - faai1 ~A =
atsd Ia q shIit - sri the-
: Einrsr uou;hs have given -
oruoE 2nozrt q EgrE 70 O.
reesiyins Ee-e zaEll-sa npu
uonth laan ~ formerly E s.
ear and as q Elle ~ eallrru
useh brightrr Al5 ulea besser
izg ard uleh els-si e1ztrUli r
! caiitreR ve fa-usriy kza3Is,5
an y1E not sh9E yozr iztsvrs- t.
great Eork f5r h1r sE-ig - Ei1-
a ~ 70 o. 4 thee l--I-
: tnl9s sea have A f.=a -
.s IN lss-y resqeSt aat sliss
a-s no-ai AMI s-1a u=l Ia slf
.nuai,y. % uoS -77s. a. ~= Vtl
q ~ drcl-us,aar place a seil
. bone unless /, tta - 1ess is
. advantages
he IS th= Masters u0-k. i-1sz1ss
Il sid 9r I-is teil1rs-
.ous uEs0 Ne ara fsr isssn l1-
Tol are iats-ss-s1 IL isls eaariy
Eo13 Ike . take a CAill : ell'.
RS tie Ksutuy C-sa,
ne Soes,y No -ilF Noa B-rs
szl- L1usrLlIs. ~
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GEORGE = sEHuS.
S-sfs Sst.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1906-03-23
THE FARM.
FARN AorTONE

Iii ny sxperencs * 70 ths ga
G1l practice q fATuers thzI vsTT
feE kssP any zneouHts I uigh- ssy
Shzf vh=a aua11n-s are kep1 thz
EzsrzEly eaDprtse O1ly ths sites
hoaael his Tx no- an n0s e.
REea inaivs8Eally in farming bzi 4
i were | EOzii kAep book reeo-d q
eEsE-hinE ! believe Shst = nan
eho1Id keep Al zooOznt Of sEsE
crop roE1 IS EsIl - ths general
t11szeri0as q tie farm believe
that oar syz0 q farm booS-kezginz
shO1H - vsv H1eh Improved ]
vO1S sEsr rsadrring q ; Tsga-
lar eHpzSs zooo1a1 and k=ziuz :
record q All reciF-S
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1906-03-23

TEs Agricultural Ds1artRsat hS
recsiVea froa AbESiaiz = fine s7-cs-
mn q GregEs Eetra, destined =
become the ancestor Of = 1s- Ezns
Ot dO0s-is animals Il Tie sHps-i-
next Pro7usd b. sh= Bzreaz q AM
nal Iadlsz-y qroEs sloezsflL Tbs
Is n rs than the pruqzEzIsoz Of a
crzfl ANIMAL tkz1 Eil Withstand diS-
ezssz emma 10 ths h1-s@ and III
mule ne Gus-slrzin q ne h1rst
and The Essrz Is said 10 he sUsP-
Eio1zIly hzrdy z71 szrsfO0t=d S0cA
-Zea-uIs- bred IN Selzlzad b. Pro
fss- EE4-t. are bsing Essd IS paes
ANIMALS b lhz British Airy II In5ia
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1906-03-23
IVY BRANrH

Taz-s Ein b ehureh A. NidUay
h ,hird S1naE il Ihs nO1th by
Rsr, Razsn
ssHre HuEssz ~eat % E1s FsEk
TzesszE
Geo Garter pass.s % oar sresk
Sazzrszy
Joan B Rife * passnzsz rs
q q or Creek Ss61dzy-
yirgis L2rgz called o. PszIi5s
Highs Weaaas5zy
Hz-y Highs Is lsft f1r Pant
rssk whe1e = s1g@c-s 70 i've
willie Crzbzres Esz- 70 OH7siEs
Sz-zrEzy
Mss Clsrz. la an Bsnsis CaT-
s- Esre calling q Psad HlzAes
S@azy
HA Crzb,ree eaHss % Ns AaTy
HIS TharSd4y
DL IhOupsa r--i ssFn cur
-zsk Tussizy-
Jotn znEAsa Eas o CT Tesk
80 Hol-E11sls
JOsn HzzAsz uaass = basrssS ZIP
10 OlioyilIs N0.1ay
W n Wright arrslses sal1ra a.
N5dr1y S111Ay-
Celia Highs and I5,,le Eia--
are visiting her faiksT in hw sas
Eeek
Loan Watson. Tivts and NAr5
wFight vsre on Ocr streets Szui1y-
John Highs an wife Cuntsrrpllie
n visiz to Ellioss COUNTY Sooa-
d l. ThOnPsoa pess,d down cur
creek SATURDAY snroats % Blaine
George Crahsree PISSED DOM Sur
eresk Monday,
Miss Cleva Carter called on Ms
Pearlie HUGHES sunday night
Marion Wright and soa. nSiS P2ss-
I'd up cur ereSS TUESDAY with a nice
drove d cattle. hone.seci.le,
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1906-03-23

Pz-ts-n Va ssl2-c5at1Tt saa
besury ars b5sh Suggested y this
cAz-zinE d-ssEn so- \ wrapper Il
Ezz ssrelozss II v.f-s ATsRtrass znd
-hf.s lsoz a-s Insertion zsts ases for
Sri--fnE ne ar1=zf i sAzPet II
es-rs- ss5k saz Ezssr-ara SANS AL
Tie f-o-t aVs II tSltl=trsas-st ssyis-
A eircalzr s11a1s az5 b-oz1 ssi'or CO.
lar srs s-rrz-tirs features q ne 135s-
zu5 Il 51E aazk : ~ desired, IT,
ra-rzru p-UTiszs for kiEh ueek az
s4sndirE c1llzr TIE Sieve my =
ether IL bish17 q ssE+1E Syz
STs-zl materials ar E-iizals So
a Chf-z six ehzllisy czSh7s-s ~
srs sfnizy. TIE 1edil7 sslz XII r
qu.re 81 yanss q 1slseh lateral
S1es soT :. "a 3. ?. % Al ic-t-ta
h1sz zszszrs
his -zz-s-u Ein - Ss1s 20 Fu1 q
re-r-7s- q 70 ce-rS A51r=ss Al orders
so-ze Pat-s-= le-a-1z=a; % th.ispapsr-
Sz sire % Eire s5n- ard uzzh-r q pat
tern wanted For oouve15eoue- Er-ie
y0z- o--s-r ca tAse f0llo~in. o0uPuu=
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1906-03-23
4 SCIENTIFIC WoNngR

Tho curs lbN stand 20 Ia creAl,
make lmoklons AJnln SaNe )
scientific wonder u cuvd X n Mu',
hrd, lecturer pg tho paiOra Of Illus
handrN NNnNnm, IA, II a at,
lvosslug ,ase II rlts. 4 hoax M
worst hnes Soges na'h. vlcegs ,uu
NoanN Ohilhlslw and aalt nh,am
OnlYlis A A. A. llnsh,a drug abae
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1906-03-23
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se - 1AiIe IN r.af,,
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s,s's q Aiia=y t7o4b,- -,
III 81 se1az uaa4,
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t. broken t7ra -
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s ne Whole .y..
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The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1906-03-23
DEATH RATE N NEW
CHICAGO
Daring Noysubsr and
go -. AAb n .hs sz.ss 20.

Daring November and
lss5. ore fflh d The 5saih
yz-k ami ChizEo EsFe r. Ira EIsns
ucaiA Fslegs Hoa=y All -y Nsr
o-ly s-oFs III oslghs h-t -1 Ii Is
s-reae,hsls JAs Lungs and "a ga- Ns-
gas-nJaiz- % % noi laksea = better
- cold zsarirls 4E4y Ehea eErtTE fr1
Hoasy ana ezr al e1re yot
ana Frzseas sszoas iesllf= s5 -r6 /
. Lollsi Drpg % azer -
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With u
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The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1906-03-23

SEsl yaass Eroe ny lzae
Esre - sz5Ig sff-t=5 lhat hAa
many hs-o-t. eas. writes A n Axe
81 Wo5L I- 4 took Treatment
zita ssv-ral ians Eithogi any
s=asf;- / la=z s-Ausi 70 take 70
Ieys Hg1a lar, and mr luuE
are -1z = As bale, ne
oEsa8 4 b iszad=d s,aEss q ..iZTe
HU7py and la
s.ols re CO., ard haals ths lunE
za1 q-erS zrios results from ,
d7il HE=tze s-s-i5Htes sod I!
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The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1906-03-23

a TFzs eau-...
PAu Harrisa At beng
quite asat Is N- So
rrsnely Z y d MIS- A-
-ei0gueuiF ~ ~ ~
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samoa l. r.sTlt.
raj he Hs 4 IS
sashere5 int5 5 tl1~-arans
can seas1as EAls,tnzS sues
- nohair. = AIRS poasee ard a.
tie heavy uashsais fasFies are suit
able 10 re mole TIE netia1 sirs
I'll require - yards q 5s-inch na
tsrial Sues Tor q -. s. ,. % ar
a. inehts bust measure
This psttsrn VII be sent % y0a %
reosip- 81 Il eeutS- A6dTe>s al o-'iers
tothe Pattern D-uar-r1elt q t-ils Fa7s--
Be sure 10 give sire AMI uzuber q pat
tern wanted Fu- rn1verieree. Errts
your order On the following oo1pon-
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1906-03-23

~ Mlrga ss-.,.--,
one = NJ aaoasaiser. ~. -
& $50 aR oifiosrs and
n Eh.a u3 ma5s.s'-s-.
- - Aiil7i aat N4itus HoIl.....
toil-eo- - EaE..
@ e7-s = Its uoaa8.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1906-03-23

In he Posa10 ths D1sz i1P5r1snl
eozstit1tsu- i szrrh Th01sznas q;
bzsAe3s e potatoes are uss5 II n
Sara in5gsrz9vhich zsslsrs Il
naintziaing F-io9 Bakszz slsO n
purazoas N shs making q b-sad and
posztOss are slso Usei lzrzeiy fo-
food in vlrioz EzyS Il i throlzt
TIE 4ge1cE q he IsaTs that n
szrch Is elaborated II tn tubzrs
heaos il Is nscsszrE thst pcsatc
bsetlss bs Destroyed bzfre tAzs
S=zAgs tie wins. inssszd e sll5SI-s
Sha 70 e1asans \ hrge POv1i01 ..
she ErOEzh he bSz Po.zrOez AZ
p-Odaraa early, whsn ne vins EoEl
Is vigo-Oos
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500 fOR $50.

me subscription prlse " he
ganoMnau nally roal u ta,oo lor
lsnn The Ms sandy Neea y lloo
Wv rear W VII sind lelh palFgp
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The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1906-03-23

Areh Sui.a Ilysad fra Jz -
Little East FORK las U=-E hry
Nzrs Hamn0D5s hEs n1sei. rs
TIE Hu-s= rzf~ltiy ysaa-El U Esf.
CASIO. and GeurE- Adams nl
ase vzl4-5 ly 81, HrUu015s
Boa DsEis. q Eslzz ,grTr "
"a l. VISITING lis ss=- Ms Mil
I'm tSc
Valentine He1z SD Us L-E
re- Wu- Brzilarz rsaltlg ana As
u1rei IS Gu
Ms era ua Elu viSif ~
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The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1906-03-23

II y0G vazs 70 teach = hazs= e
EzIk fast Pai hin - Jhe Sd= Of :
horS= thai zs = god g1i1. Il ne
sl0E Ezlss- rs any sQ1-k- hs I'll
spring IN 70 k-Q Up ard Erzd-zIly
strike \ faster Paoe Bat yo1 ezE'r
ea.rate s71nk in-o s1Os h0ss any
1Ore thzn yoa ean into zoae nsa
Farm Io1r1aI-
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~ H-r7 Ieig 49,
! q PA .D5ssaa. s.-...
sq DE-
81 Bv5 tz ~.
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The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1906-03-23

80 z - 80 90 - . ~
yearS 40 A. 81 Eer rr-T-
LMsz rear ~ Clre nulF
gTNf Eurlt q 49, Zr11l-
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I've asa Eatf U1-r1 q
to- NJ you nv = t.as
1871 II - z11 eEF =
G1eH1- s11E-s tssrlTE- a.
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81 -Il...r f,1FerS --Az -
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y Y FErue EE11lA ny
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1906-03-23

Ias s-1ru and sleet II The pas,
se done great dzuE 20
l.5A-r1S and timber
y ~ R1rksr AS n1y=i 20 TIE
farm q Dr. u 9 W41soE
Im Gaines. one Il or bzs
l1Esus. Eil more % 0hoTiiie IN .
fsE t-yS
Ms Alice Hanf=r. Hhq aa- a-en
Sea fsr s1Is ume IS s-H s=ry
Ms E-1sha Hiulls. Il Wsabville
Is vlsi,zE rs Jessie HuEh
Nosh H@a-ley hzs rented he pop
e-s q R=aninglln and m1vs'i
r. it
D II I1s-iea. car saUmli mEn,
hs hsu 10 olQtihe slwiaE f1r A
D Weaa
e : Gliun ana Al Frieni hav,
tc-eAt ! lot q timer frrm NassrS
Har-ru 4 Horton ard Hjn make il
iaso s-aEaS
A J. Moods has opened up cal
hank On his farm XXX
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$1,000 REWARD


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COOP BARBER SHOP.

When yoa vaat an easy shave OF
neat hair-Sut call On BasoOn Hale
A frs,-eiAss bathroom IS in operation
in ooaaectioa with the shop ROr-
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1HE above picture Of the
man and fish is the trade
mark ofScott : Emulsion,

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man and fish Is the trade
mark ofScott : Emulsion,
and Is the SYNONYM for
strength and purity 1t Is sold
in almost all the civilinci eoun-
trirs os the globe.
II the cod fish became extinct
i would lea worldwide calam-
ity. lecause the oil that comes
irlm its liver surTspsses all other
fats in n0urishing and ht~givlng
lroprtios. Thirty years ago
tue prOprietors Of Ssotts Emuh
sion found n way Oi preparing
end liver oil sothat everyone can
takcit and gvt the hlll value 81
the oil without the objectionable
taste. ScOtt's Emulsion is the
lesl thing IN the work. for weak,
backward ehlldwn, thin, dellcato
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The Cairo bulletin., 1906-07-08
WAS NOT To BLAME
Ullin Citizen Who Shot Another Re,
Gently Discharged BY Judge
Butler Yesterday.

Judge Butler held court at Mound
City yesterday To hear an application
for a writ of habeas corpus in the case
of the Ullin man who shot another in
a saloon of that place some time ago
the wounded man dying in the hospital
here. The evidence presented to Judge
Butler proved that the prisoner was
blameless. He was guard at the
jail where five men were imprisoned
suspected of brutal assault upon an
other citizen, He had a shot gun and
the wounded man came up to him and
taking the gun playfully by the muz-
zle said, I'm not afraid of a dozen
like that" or words to that effect
at the same time giving the weapon a
jerk. The gun was discharged and the
man was fatally wounded through ne
intent or effort of the accused The
prisoner was therefore discharged.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-07-08


d side View Of Interior Showing Cleat:
against which the plate rests.
(2j Cover or back OF camera, showing
spring to hold plate firm.
(3) Inside Of the completed camera from
the rear.
a. The finished box in perspective, show.
ing pll-box shutter.
box to which the lens has been glued
These little uprights viii form the
plate-hoder, the plate resting upon
them a half inch from the open end
Of the box. See A, b. G, ID, fig. ID II
is necessary to get these pegs just a
half inch from the end OF the box, for
this Is the focus of me camera, and
the plate must be tina, distance from
the lens.
The end or lid (see fig. ~ Of the
camera which holds The plate against
the pegs should be made of two thick
nesses of the cigar box lumber. the
lower piece being small enough to it
inside the box and the upper piece
large enough to cover the entire top
The lid must also be blackened upon
the bottom side
Nail TO the under side of this lid the
bottom side, tin bent into a half cir
Gle Csee A, fig 80 This tin serves as
a spring to hold the plate firmly 10 the
pegs when the lid is put on. The lid
may be secured To the camera with
any sort of little clamps. used small
hooks and eyes lsuch as are used on
some cigar bcxesl four Of each. The
eyes fastened TO the edges Of the lid
and the four sides of the camera.
The plates 10 be used are 2iax2il
inches. and Of course must be placed
In the camera in a dark room. Fasten
on the lad and place the ineer over the
hole in the end. To expose take the
finger from the hole half a minute and
replace g.
This Of course. means. says the New
York Word that you cannot carry the
camera far from the house and must
AZ once take n In where no light can
reach IL till IT is developed.
An improvement that is forth add
Ing is a simple shutter. Get a pill box
that is large enough 10 cover complete
ly the square hole in front Of the cam
era. Cue the bottom firmly over this
hole. and when dry cut out the bottom
over the square and trim neatly. Now.
With the cover OF the pill box 1.-THE in
side Of which you must paint black
on, your plate Is safe. and you have
only to slip it of to make the ex-
pOsuTe.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-07-08

| the ordinary course of sprouts Of ma
/ val cadet with no consideration shown
him because OF his pedigree.
She viii soon wed the young king OF
Spain and then viii become a real
( queen and have all sorts of homage
paid her and rank among the most eX-
allied personages on earth. lie has
just joined the first class cruiser Drake
where he will have to undergo the
same sort of training as any other
midshipman, and nobody on board, not
even the humblest jack tar, viii ad-
dress him as your royal highness."
TIe has no prospects Of ever sharing q
throne with anybody, or even becom-
ing a rich man, for his widowed moth
er. Princess Henry OF Battenbcrg.
youngest daughter of the late Queen
Victoria, hasn't much more than the
annuity of $4,000 a year which the ma
ton allows her She will not be able
To leave him anything like fortune.
Under the watchfuI care of his uncle,
Rear Admiral Prince Louis of Batten-
berg, whose flagship is the Drake, he
Will get Just q fair chance TO show
whether he has in him the making OF
q smart naval officer. Prince Louis is
a thorough master Of his profession as
was shown on his recent visit to Amer
lea with the crack squadron under his
command, but though he had married
one Of Queen Victoria's grand-daugh-
tiers he was g years in the service be-
fore he reached the grade OF captain
From that it viii be rightly inferred
that Prince Albert Alexander win not
be promoted a Bit faster than his mef-
its deserve. Whatever may he said Of
the British army, the British navy is
no place for buffers, royal or other
wise. No man is ever given command
of a fighting ship who does not un-
derstand his business. Albert Alexan-
der will never get that far if he does
not prove himself thoroughly cap
able sailor
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-07-08
HOW TO MAKE A CAMERA. NO FAvoRs TO THIS Pr
What the Handy Boy Can Do with
a Few Tools, n Cigar Box and
a Piece of Tin.

The chief requisite In making q
pinhole camera that will actually pro
duce good photographs is fair
amount OF mechanical ingenuity and
a good stock of patience.
The cost is a trifle, or nothing as
all the materials required are cigar
box, a dozen little nails, such as cigar
boxes are made with, a narrow strip
of tin one inch long another piece Of
tin an inch square and bottle OF
glue.
From pieces of the cigar box cut
three neat squares, each two and one
half inches each way, and two lit
tie larger on two sides. The three
pieces must be exactly square. then
tack and glue them together 10 form
a tight little box. with one end open.
You must figure it out so that this box
is just TWO and one-half inches tout
side measurement each way This Is
where your stock Of patience may be
required.
When this is done blacken the inside
win ink Now cut little hole, one
fourth inch across. in the end Of the
box opposite the open end, and beyel
the edges with a jack-knife upon the
outside of this hole (See r, fig ~
Take the inch square piece of tin and
drill a Tiny hole in the center and
glaze IL inside the end Of the box In
which the beyelled hole is cut, so that
it will expose the little hole in the tin
This hole in the tin acts as the lens.
and should not be larger than the
point of a pin.
To make the plate-holder, take four
slender pieces of wood, each Of them
two inches long. and glue them in the
forr corners of the box, so that the end
OF each will rest upon the end of the
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-07-08
VALUES
In Cairo Are Firm-Residence District
viii Be Pushed Outside the
Levees.

A T DeIjaun the uptown bushes
man has unlimited confidence in real
estate values IN and around Cairo
He argues. with good reason, thai
the railroads have taken up so much
property inside the levees that pcopl
seeking residence property will very
soon be forced to go outside into the
Drainage District. The first high
ground above Cairo is what is known
as the Fletcher property Beyond that
and Just across from the Half way
house Mr.. De Baum owns ten acres II
fine ground for which he refused
$4,000 yesterday. He believes II will
be worth $4,000 in a couple of years.
Mr. DeBaun owns much property IN
the upper part Of The city and is heart.
lily in favor Of substantial street i'm.
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