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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-10-20
RANDOLPH MAN POUNDED.
Thomas Mccarthy Was Severely Used
Up.


Randolph oct. 20. Thomas Mccarthy
better known a. Hpeg l.egNwho has been
employed at A. B. Gays livery stable
for the past two months, was found on
the noor at the stable Yesterday morning
ID very, serious condition. as the result
oi severe pounding administered some.
time IN the night and Fred Campbell Of
Braintree and Watson Bannisfer Of Peth
were arrested on the charge of assault
According TO the testimony of witness
es at the preliminary hearing il appears
that r. w Connolly. another empoye at
the stable went 10 the barn at an carly
hour and found Mccarthy on the floor
with Campbell standing over him and
telling him to lay the blame "a Ban
mister for his condition. Mccarthy was
III a dazei condition, his face bleeding
and pounded TO a pulp. clothes nearly
torn from his body and unable TO speak.
Mccarthy says Campbell and Bannister
came to the stable late in the night with
q double team, which he put mp and fed
The two men were cold and wanted 4 fire,
hc accommodated them and even gave up
his bunk to Tannistcr and made a bed
with robes and blankets ON the floor for
Campbell He then took q chair by the
stove and fell asleep. The next thing
Mccarthy knew he was being picked or
the noer the next morning BY Connolly.
Bnnnister was not on the scene IN the
morning and Campbell started away with
his team. He was arrested shortly after.
wards ON the charge Of drunkenness. Later
in court Campbell pleaded guilty to the
above charge and was fined, with costs
amounting to Sil.00. Bannister was
brought ia later and pleaded guilty to a
Ike charge, with fine and costs amount
ing TO over 5000
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-10-20
Meet Next at Middlebury.

Bennington; Oct sor The annual re-
union Of the surviving members of the
i4th Vermont volunteers was held here
yesterday At the business meeting Of
the society in the afternoons the fol.
lowing officers were elected President,
Charles u. Beach Of Burlington; vice
president, Co. A.. Albert Patchcn. Bur
lington: B. NJ. V. 3. Williams, Waling
ford; c. John Belden, Dorset; d, w. H.
Brigham, Cornwall; +, Otis IT. Abbey,
Middlebluy; +, enry Edwards Fair ilav-
EN-; II. John ~. Sargent Middiehiryi
II William Cady, Aliddleburyi X, ~ y,
Beaumont, Bcnningtoni secretary and
treasurer r. H. shepard, Fair Haven.
The next reunion win be held at Mid.
dlehury October 4, 1907. Last evening
camp fire was held at the local post
rooms.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-10-20
DEATH OF FRED LAscoR.


Fred Lascor. aged 20 years, died at
i0s4O O'Clock last night at his home on
Webster avenue after two weeks i'll
ness with typhoid fever The deceased
was taken sick while At work in Fields
restaurant in Montpelier and asbrought
to the homo of hs father stephen Las
cor, ten days ago. He had formerly
worked as cigarmaker in the Marion
cigar store.
The funeral will be held at st. Monicas
church Monday morning at 2 o'clock.
The deceased leaves besides his parents,
FIVE brothers and three sisters.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-10-20
| COUNTESS ELECTED
W. C. 7. U. PRESIDENT
Countess Of carIysle Got 26s Out Of s66
Votes Cast at the Convention in
Boston Today.

Boston, Oct. 90. The Countess Of Car
lysle, who resides at Castle Howard,
York, England. and who was president
Of the English branch, was elected to-
day worlds president Of tie w. G. Il. U.
Vice President Mrs Lillian MI N. Stew
ems Of Portland. Me- although the next
in the order Of succession. declined to
rum The successful candidate received
1868 out Of 500 votes. The other worlds
officers were reelected without opposi-
tion.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-10-20
ENCOURAGING REPORT
Concerning Proposed New Industry In
Mortified.

Nortlfell. Oct 20.-At che adjourned
mreting Of the Northfeld Enterprise
company in village hall last evening, the
solicitors made their report. Il appeared
that quite an amount had been raised
toward the building of thepIQposed knit,
ting mill The committee asked for
more time in which 70 continue their
work and the meeting was adjourned 70
Tuesday evening OF next week IN village
hall
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-10-20
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CRIMINAL ASSAULT ALLEGED.
Against Daniel Royce Of Northheld
Arrested Yesterday.

Daniel Royce, who is 10 years old, was
taken from Northfeld to the courty Jail
yesterday pending hearing on Tie
charge Of fcloDious assault committed
ii is alleged, on Thursday on Alice Whit
uey Of Northfeld, aged / 1 wears, who re-
sides on the West hill IN that town. sev
eraI miles from Northfeld village The
girl it is said, was 50 frightened al the
assault and al the threats Of Royce that
she hid in hay NOV. where she was
found By searching party al eleven
O'Clock Thursday night. The little girl
and her widowed mother lived at the
home Of Royce, who is married mar
with family.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-10-20
EAST MONTPELIER.

The Rev. Mr.. Nickerson OF Woods
Vile, n. H., who has been preaching at
the Peoples church in Montpelier during
the past two weeks. will hold revival
services every evening next week AZ the
Evangelical church in this place. Mr..
Nickersonei- powerful preacher ana
viii be remembered as one Of The work.
crs at the annual campmeetng at this
place last summer.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-10-20
KILLED HIMSELF IN CELL.
George Moore Had Been Arrested for
Threatening Wife's Life.

Colebrook, ". H.. oct. 20. George
Moore Of West Phillipstown, who was
arrested Thursday night on complaint
of his wife, who said that he hal assault
ted her and threatened 10 shoot her, con.
mitted suicide Yesterday in his cell IN
tic Lancaster Jail His body was found
by the Jail officers hanging from a bar
of the cell door.
Moore was SO years old and was a
member Of prominent family, his
brother William Moore, being pros-
porous lnmberman
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-10-20
QUAKE IN MAINE.
Reported from Various Towns on the
Coast.

Biddeford, Me-, Oct 20. Several Y YorIy
county towns, especially those along the
coast west Of this city, experienced
shocks last night supposed To have been
due to earthquakes. Reports of the
disturbance were received independently
from the towns OF York, Wells, Kenne-
bankport and North Berwick In each
Of these places buildings were Jared
By three distinct shocks, but no dam.
age was caused
In York the first shock was noticed
az 7s25 and this was followed within
FIVE minutes By two other shocks, the
last Of which was the most pronounced.
No trace Of the disturbance was noticed
in this city.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-10-20
CLEVELAND IS ILL.
Our Only Ex-president Took a Cold
While Fishing.

New York, Oct 20.--t;royer Cleveland
ia i'll with severe cold at his home
III Princeton, n j. lie has been ailing
since the first Of the week, and was
forced to take to his bed yesterday
lie caught cold whie fishing. His FAM
lily and physicians do not regard his
condition as serious.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-10-20
House and Barn Burned.

Milton, Oct. 90 The house and barn
on the Edmund Finn place in ale west
part Of the town occupied by Francis
Martin were burned early last evening.
1t is not known here how the fire start
cd, or the amount Of the loss. The
buildings were the property Of Edward
Mnnd
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-10-20
Notice.

Having reopened my horseshocing
shop, ! am prepared 60 dc all kinds 81
iron and wood have for sale whifle-
trees and neck yokcs Of all kinds, also
one secondhand two-horse lumber Mag-
on and secondhand express Waeons n.
M Benedict, summer street, telephone
f01li. Fred Belware, manager oi horse
shoeing shop.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-10-20
PROBABLY ALL DEAD.
Fernch Submarines Coming Tower Was
Found Open.

Ri2erta, France, Oct 20. divers have
discovered the submarine Lutin full of
water The hood Of the coming tower
is open but obstIueted BY two bodies,
proving that all within must be drowned.
Tile submarine korrigan which plunged
alongside, reports seeing lights within,
Chains have been fastened around both
ends and the boat may be raised soon.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-10-20
Knrn Haftln Hone Reauest

Newport. Oct 2O.- BY the viii Of
the late Hannah F. Dickerman, the Kurn
Hattjn home an institutions founded
at Westminster for the caring and edn
cating Of homeless boys, received a
legacy Of $4,000 from the Dickerman
estate.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-10-20
CRASH IN INDIANA.
Seven Persons Injured by Accident on
Big Four r. R. Today.

Greensbug. Ind. Oct. 20. The Queen
City special on the Big -Four 4, r.. run.
ming fifty miles an hour. crashed into
freight train between here and Me.
Coy this morning. Seven are reported
To be injured.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-10-20
MEET AT NoRTHFIELD.
wornan's Home Missionary Society Of
Methodist Conference,

st. Albans. Oct. 20. The annual
meeting Of the Womens Home Mission
airy society Of the Vermont Methodist
Conferences win BE held IN the Methodist
Episcopal church at Narthheld, October
30-3t.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-10-20
EAST BARRE.

There will be social dance in the
opera house on Saturday, October 20.
y till II. Bill so cents.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-10-20

Jacksonville Fla, Oct. s0.- Today's
figures On the hurricane disaster give
the number of lives lost al 500 and
upwards of 100000 property loss
Practically the entire fleet Of the Flor
ida Fish and Product company is be.
lieved to have been lost,
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-06-16
BIC land DEAL CLOSED BY R. R.
At HIGHEST PRICE EVER PAID
Cairo & St. Louis R. R. Co. Acquires Fifty-fye
Acres In Cairo For SOC, 00O-WiII De-
yelopments Looked For

tween two of the biggest railroad sys.
TENS in the countryside New York
Central and the Southern Tor Mobile
IL Ohio combination being
known as the North 4, South Dispatch
Co. This company has started in with
a compliment of 1000 cars at a cost
of one and half million dollars. and
that no time is being lost by the com
pany in getting started is shown by
the fact that these cars have been
passing through Cairo for several
months past.
II can not yet be stated just what
the Improvements in this newly ac-
qnired ground will he, but that they
will be extensive and substantial goes
without saying. There will be an
intimate relationship between the Mo
bile a. Ohio and Big Four properties
here as result of this combination
and probably such REIMBURSEMENT of
present conditions as will best serve
the needs of the important traffic ar
rangement.
Just what will be done will probably
develop very rapidly, now that the
company has acquired the property
and il is likely that a small army of
men will soon be seen at work clearing
the ground.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-06-16

tTnursday) morning. whose death oc.
Cured Monday morning.
r. C. Magill left yesterday (Thurs.
day. for Mud Lava. Ind.
Rev. VIM. Baker left yesterday
Thursday for Paris. ILL.,, to spend the
summer. Rev. VIM. Wagnan, of Belle
vile, will hold church services In his
place.
The colored baseball team of this
city will play game with Wickliffe
team here at the Elm Park ground
on Sunday. June 18th.
Circuit court convened this week
The following cases disposed Of;
Henry Gordon, tried by jury and sent
TO the penitentiary for assault to kill
and Thomas Dady, Fred Howard were
sentenced to the penitentary for lar.
ceny. Arthur Turner. indicted for bur
glary, found guilty of larceny, was
sentenced to pay fine of $25 and
thirty days in Jail. Albert Adkins,
three indictments for burglary and lar
ceny. pleaded guilty in each and was
sentenced TO the pententiary in each
case. Preston Dooms. plead guilty to
burglary and larceny and was sent to
penitentiary. No true bills were re-
turned against People VS.. John Long
and John Mckee. Earnest and Wal
Ter Kusener. for shooting hog, were
bound over to appear at next term OF
conrt also Alex Winslow. jamie Win.
slow and Ed. MARI, attempted to res
cue prisoner. Joseph solomon. lar
ceny. gave bond for his appearance
at the next term of court. Divorces
were granted 10 Minerva Hayes. David
Drake, Ida Porter dismissed her bill
of divorce against Simon Peter.
Miss Mona Connell is on the sick
list.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-06-16
CRAFT NOT DENIED
$40 A6Ns
Continued from First Page.)

ally called Charley Charley for he,
husband; thar a member of the medi,
cal staff once attempted to become
criminally intimate with her; that the
food furnished patients in chronic
wards is often unfit for dogs. Once Abe
said she found rhe body of a rat in her
bean soup.
A patient named Mrs. Mueller. the
witness declared, formerly keeper of
a resort in Chicago. was allowed TO
tell to younger patients in the ward
mere children-tales of life of shame
and 10 entice them TO go to Chicago
after she was released Men and WON.
.en patients We're allowed TO minele
freely in outlying parts of the institu-
tion grounds while not in charge of an
attendant she testified.
A general towel in the bath room on
c North was changed only once
week. Mrs. Weinberg went on. al
though it was used by fifty patients.
many of whom were victims of con
tagious diseases while others had
tuhercular troubles. Some used the
towel 10 clean their teeth. while others
used il for handkerchief
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-06-16

boats of all kinds and descriptions
along the Kentucky shore. and the
river rat, are a great nuisance 10 the
people. Their chief occupation is fish
ing. stealing and raiding fields along
the river The search will go as far
as Clarks river. up the Tennessee. v.
j. Blow. of The Mechanicsburg Cooper
age company, has agreed to furnish
the officers with his boat, The MILFORD
and help them in catching the shanty
boaters. They even carry off lumber
from the factory, and Mr. Blow VIII
ingly consented to furnish the use Of
his boat
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-06-16

Among the transfers of real es ate
filed in tire circuit clerks office yes
terday were several OF extraordinary
nsignifcance. They related 10 the gar
den property on the west side of the
city. for which. as stated in This paper
RI the time, the ST. Louis 4 Cairo
railroad company secured options some
time ago.
A deed was filed for record yester-
day for the transfer OF - and 9341 900
acres of ground from John Burgoise
and wife to the ST. Louis e. Cairo rail.
road company including the residence
site and gardens, for a consideration
OF G4,6S4.00.
The transfer of the Klein tract was
property has now been acquired by the
railroad company embracing that OF
P. T. Langan. John Burgoise and
Jacob Klein
There are a fraction over "a acres
in the entire lract, extending from
Eighteenth street northward in wedge
shape, all the way 10 New leyee, and
lying between the tracks of the com
pany and the ssiss'pp iavee.
The total price paid for the tract is
about $4,000. or an average of about
sl,750 per acre The price paid for
The Burgoise tract was nearly $4,000
per acre. the highest price ever paid
for land in Cairo or Alexander
county
This concludes a deal which is the
forerunner of what seems certain to
prove one of the mosr importan-
schemes of railroad development which
has come TO Cairo in the last quarter
OF century or longer The ground
thus acquired by the Cairo & ST. Louis
Railroad Co.. Is 10 be cleared of all
present membranes and is TO be de
voted 10 railroad purposes A net
work Of tracks will be put in. and
number of important buildings will be
erected such as may be necessary to
carry on an interchange of traffic be-
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-06-16

virtually new one, since the John w.
Thomas was burned to the hull. ana
even part of the hun was destroyed,
and cons equently she had to be almost
completely rebuilt. The reason as
signed In the petition TO the govern
ment for the changing of the name IL
that the home port OF the boat will be
Louisville, and as John w. Thomas
was Nashville man the old namo
carries little weight locally. The Glen
more distillery being one OF the larg-
est shippers II was desired TO name
the boa in honor ofthe lIistillery.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-06-16
Yesterdays River Eoreca sts.

The Ohio at Evansville will continue
rising during the next So hours. At
Nj Vernon will continue rising dur
ing the next So to As hours Al Padu-
cab and Cairo not mucn change during
the next SO TO IS hours.
probably rise Saturday and Sunday.
Al Johnsonvilla, no material change
during then xer sc hca:s.
The Mississippi from below st.
ST. Louis 70 Cairo very little change
during then ex &c hours
p II. SMYTH.
Local FOrecaster.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-06-16
. = = = = y = = = y
MOUND CITY, ILL.
1890 %~>%%%>
June IS, 1906.

Miss Grace. Miller Is on the sicl
list. .fr H-
Little Nancy Price daughter Of Mr.
and Mrs. Henry Price is very III al
this writing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Neadstine and daugh.
ter. Jessie. have gone 70 West Baden.
Mrs. o. l. Bartlett and daughter
LlIrlian. have returned from a months
visit 10 Indiana. A nephew. Mr.. Neff.
returned with them.
Mr. John F. Welson, has gone for a
visit 10 West Baden.
Miss Hazel Anderson. has left for a
visit 10 Union City. Tenn.
Many people attended the funeral Of
Mrs. Mary Jane O'Donnell yesterday
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-06-16
Dove Of PEACE
Refused to Perch on Street Car
Point Of Law Raised For Abusive
Negroes.

The case OF the negress. Roxy
duct on street car. came up in Mag
istrate Ross court yesterday morning
and after hearing all the evidence in
the case and arguments pro and con
and City Attorney Moore for the prose
cution, Judge Ross took the case under
advisemenl 10 look up certain law
points raised In the case by Attorney
O'Shea. II seems that the city attor.
ney did not formally introduce the or
dinances Of he city as his part of the
case. which Attorney O'Shea contends
Is required 10 he done by The law of
procedure in such cases made and
provided. The evidence was strong on
both sides. the one side showing hat
The woman used bad language and
Ike other that the conductor did like.
wi.e As the woman left the car she
is alleged to have said to the con
ductor. you are white man, but
You are black.heartej, red-headed
- -" Elder Head was
on the ear and he. as justice Of the
peace. ordered the conductor not 30
talk that way 10 tlIe woman while
". a. Harmon. a. an officer of The
humane tsncietY. requested the woman
not % talk @.fhat way to the condue.
tor. But the dove Of peace" refused
10 perch upon the roof Of the car until
the woman left il and lhe car was out
of the reach OF her voice.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-06-16
Many Delightful Summer Resorts.

With the most picturesque surround.
ngs. with mineral waters in abund-
Iance. and "brim full of summer rsst.
fumes. are located in the highlands
?ad mountains of Tennessee and north
tppf@ia a,ong he lines of the Nash
.,e, Chattanooga & ST. Louis railway.
The accommodations afforded vary
from the e.eglntly appointed inn TO
nc humble farm house where charms
country life may be enjoyed TO the
utmost A beautifully Illustrated sum.
mer folder giving a list of these re
sorts and a. brief descriptionof each
also a list of hotels and boarding
houses, with rates, etc. Is now being
distributed. A copy will be mailed free
10 any address upon application to w.
L. Danley. General Passenger Agent.
Nashville. Tenn.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-06-16

Paducah News-DemOcrat says: The
raid on the shanty boat, moored to the
Kentucky bank, on when license has
not been paid will be made as soon as
the warrants can be issued The trip
was TO have been made today. but on
account Of the unfinished warrants it
was impossible 10 proceed The law
requires all owning and dwelling in
shanty boats TO pay an annual license
of 80 This sum has not been paid by
about 200 of the people and the war
rants were applied for. There are
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-06-16
MONDAYS SHOW
Realistic Representation Of the De.
struetion OF San Francisco in
- Moving Pictures.

Beginning Monday the opera house
Francisco disas er. showing the awful
ruin wrought by earthquake AMI fire.
These views are declared absolutely
authentic, and are 10 show the falling
walls. the tongns- Of flame. tn colnds
of smoke arising from the immense
burning area. the terFersiricken men.
3men and children. the speeding am
balances and the FIRE apparatus.
The above pictures come 10 the
opera house for three davs. Monday.
June IS. Tuesday. June 10. and Wed
nesday. June 20.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-06-16
ON THE RIVERS
Raidirg River Rats-Trying to Save
Missouri River Bridge-Much
Red ape--Notes.
General and Local Notes.

Yesterdays bulletin reported rise
of a.2 at Pilt-burg,. a fall of 1.3 at
Cincinnati rise of 03 at Louisville,
.06 at Evansville. 0.S al Mt Vernon,
10 AT Chattanooga.
The river marked 2l.7 feet on the
Cairo gauge at p. m. yesterday show
ing fall of 03 Of foot in "a hours.
One year ago ii marked 227 feet.
The Sun was in port from a. m.
yesterday till evening dischargng and
adding freight She is on her way TO
Memphis and way points with fair
start
The Fred Harweg took two emptieS
to the lower river yesterday leaving
at G: 30 a. m. Zee
The Sunfiower of the 14th inst. left
left for Parker's Point at 3 o'clock last
evening.
The Dick Fowler will be the Padu-
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-06-16
Other Transfers

Bell Jones TO trustees of Church of
The Living God qcd. city Of Cairo,
First addition, lots 81 and 2S, block
81, 81
Petina B. Lane ct al TO Frank NJ.
Moore, qcd. Third addition lot /, block
s, $50
Charles Feuchter. Jr. ct al to al.
bert G. Miller, swd, Feuchter & Lans-
denis addition, lot "a, block 3, Sl25. r.
Mary A. Bedard and husband 10
Lula Williams, wd. Feuchter &, Lans.
den's addition, lot 50, block rs. $3.50.
George w Fithian ct Tx to Josiah
Jackson. wd, northwest quarter Of
northeast quarter. section %, township
IA. range 3, $500.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-06-16
To Save a Bride.

One thousand men and teams have
been working day and night for forty
eight hours to prevent the Missouri
river from changing its course and
leaving Blair. Neb.. five miles west of
the channel, and also TO prevent the
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-06-16
Hard to Rename Boats.

PERM sion TO rename is exceedingly
hard 10 obtain from the government,
since the remaining mas tendency TO
confuse the government records The
Packe company, however represented
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-06-16

iycs from | ndering the big North
Yves eta IA load bridge from becom.
ing 0sels by spanning dry land in
stea Of he river Nearly a week ago
the M oJi began cutting into the
Iowa bans gapdly.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-06-16
Concrete BUILDING BLOCKS.

Anyone desiring concrete building
blocks see G. H Harp. Twentyfffth
and Washington avenue or at resi-
dence. 2sl0 Sycamore street. Cannon
,ph0ne 511.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-06-16
East Train to New Orleans.

The Mobile and Ohio Railroad Lin
tied leaves Cairo 3: SIS p. m. daily and
arrives New Orleans S:45 a. m. next
day. Coaches, diner. and through OBJ
servaion sleeper.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-06-16

The ferryboat Three States was the
only boat in port which displayed her
flag on Flag Day Capt. Hacker has
cause TO feel proud Of The distinction.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-06-16
Fast Train TO ST. Louis.

The Mobile and Ohio Railroad Lin
tied leaves Cairo 1915 .. M. daily
and arrives 81. Louis 5:0i p. m.
Coaches. sleepers. Diner. and Observa-
ton cars.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-06-16

The Stacker Lee left St. Louis last
evening for Cairo and Memphis ana
should be- here today.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-06-16

The Katherine is coming up with a
barge OF lumber. She passed Memphis
Thusrday evening in good shape.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-06-16

cab packet today. She had fine bust
ness yesterday.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-06-16

Sooiable at St Patricks Hall June
Is. Admission II cents.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-06-16

The Dick Fowler will be the Padu-
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-06-16

Sold Everywhere. In boxes Zoe, and CSC.
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