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The Cairo bulletin., 1906-01-23

A small man sat in he corner OF a
subway car An extremely thin and
very well dressed woman sat down
next him. but placed herself exactly
on he line dividing two seats The
Gar filed 10 ana strap-hangers were
much in evidence. A man tried to
SIT down between the woman and the
man in the corner He gave il up.
Another tried on the other side wish
he same lack OF success. and he too,
ioined the strap brigade. Al Four
zenith street more people crowded into
the car, but The thin woman serenely
held her position. At length The man
in The corner said mildly
Madame you are occupying two
seats. The woman gave him d scorn-
ful look and, glancing at her attenu-
lated proportions said very omphati-
cally; Certainly NOT. sir"
Il did not say you were filing
hem answered The man
A smile rippled from face 20 face
Ike summer wavc on a sandy beach.
The woman slid hastily away from The
man in the corner ana incidentally
landed IN the middle Of a seat, where.
upon the fat man clinging D strap
sank slowly and heavily into the va
cant space with leop Ssh OF salts
faction and peace relgned once more.
New York Prcss
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-01-23
A Matter of Business.

Chauncey Depew tells this amusing
story of an incident which occurred
during an illness from which he SUI.
Tered some years ago
had 10 keep indoors for day or
two through illness, he says, and had
my bed wheeled into my business
room and during the day saw some
callers Night came, and with IL sleep.
grateful sleep, rudely broken in upon
by the telephone bell. The call came
from "A well-known New York paper
aud ! answered IT, The conversation
was something like This: old Depov
still alive"
Yes
"Iikoly to last through the night?"
Il think so: / hope SO"
Then t won't come down. Thanks.
Good night
Good night Weekly Scotsman
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'poN'r Yor WANT 70 HEAR WHIT THINK =

DON 1ot WANT 10 HEAR WHAT tIilNh
and whenever hear If witness turn
ing on ma oyerhearing lawyer my heart
reiOiecS
My heart reioicad last week. A
Young man in my company was a Wit
ness in case of robbery. He had seen
thief snatch young girls pocket
book ana make off
well, The tblefs lawyer cross exam
inod my young friend shamefuIly. lie
roarcd ut him, shook his fist at him,
rared at him.
'And ut what hear did al this hap
ponE The lawyer, snccring, asked To-
ward the end Of his examination
~ think my frlc9d began. hui he
was at once INTERRUPTED
we don't care anything here ahont
what you think, said the lawyer
"l1on't you want 10 near what
thinkT said my young friend mildly
Certainty moi Che lawyer r1arol.
Then sabl ny femd 4 may as
wcll step do"u from Gee BOX I'm rH
a hHFcr ! can't ,aik without th.ni~
ing
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-01-23

She Had Forgotten How Sickness
Changes the Appearance.


Is il possible you don't remember
me?' said The healthy. happy-looking
youns maton as she stepped up 70 pr.
Henry Russell who was aliahting from
his carriage In front Of patient IS
l0or There was q shade of annoy
}gce on he woman's ace as she
poke, mingled with look Of graft
Jude. And to think" she continued
half reproachfuliy, you were the one
who operated on me for appendicitis,
made me take that horrd ether and
allied every day 10 ask The other doc
Tor how ! was getting along and SILL
zen don't know me when you see me
on The street This Is The third time
have met you and sou never even
oondeseenoed to bow
The doctor apoloezed and said.
Really. have the best reason IN tho
world for not knowing YOU To be
sure | performed the operation, but
that was the only time ! saw you. DO
you realize that patient in bed.
wasted By illness looks very different
from the recovered patient on the
street? knew that your eyes and
hair are dark, but that's absolutely the
only description | could give Of you
| did not know whether You were a
iall or short woman | did not
know whether you were naturally a
plump or slight woman Neither did
! know whether you were a yiyacious
on a phleamauc SORT OF person You
must remember that a doctor who mas
seen yon only once or twice in illness
has never seen the real YOU. hut only
a shadow Of yourself New York
Press.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-01-23

Mr., CoSscl hc popular sergeant 81
iie house ol commons was genial
friend of many ia thn press gallery
Says the writer OF some "parliampu
tary "reminiscences ana the FOLLOWING
story illustrates bis anxiety to please
one day a lobby journalist had been
very ruGcly treated ~ one Of the at
teldauts at The door OF The house. Il
nave no Time 10 attend 20 ya1." be had
heou told YOU'RE oaly a reporter
and So GA.
Ihc journalist happened to De "a mJn
OF spirit 50 be went and complained
t. Mr. Gosset Thc oil sergeant flew
into great rage
come along with me-" he said. and,
rushing down TO thc lobby with The
journalist. he went up TO Inc first at-
tcndant he saw ANA opened lire When
Sergeant Gos.et opened fire nothing
wthstood IT, The attendant covered
before a long string OF forccful iuycc-
i've A last thc oil sergeant paused
and turned 10 thc journalist
"Wil that do. Mr. t ! think I
have done my best for sou"
Yes, MIR. Go-scL Thank You veg
much. But-but-that was tine wrong
mani -Loudm TitBiH.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-01-23
A CAIRO CASE.
Many More Like It in Cairo.

The following case is bur one u
many similar occurring daily in Cairo
It is an easy matter to verify its cor
rectness, Surely you cannot ask for
better proof than snch conclusive evil
dence.
S. W. Shoemaker, Of 226 Ninth
street chief engineer Of the Junius
Morgan transfer beat says 4 have
been employed as chief engineer for
fifteen on siXtean years and sometimes
J hardly knew how to gel down or out
.of the engine room my back being 50
lame and sore. MOI only was | an.
noyed during the cay nut at nighl
when in bed, the very place where .
man expects rest | could hardly turn
without pain. lost a great deal Of sleep
and as consequence rose in the morn.
ing i'll, prepared 70 perform the days
duties, ! used medicine and DEBTORS
prescriptions but until my wife pro-
cured Doan's Kidney Pills at Paul
G. Schnh's drug store and took them
never met with any success. Any Of
my friends and acquantances will ten
you that ince ! used Doan's Kndney
Pills | have not 10 rise by inches after
sitting. that can stoop TO fix and oil
The machinery without complaining
og backache and. that II only can
depend upon Doan's Kidney Pills il
the future | have at last found a rem.
cdy which acts upon The representa-
lions made for It..
For sale BY all dealers. Price 81
cents. Eos or Mllburn Co, Buffalo.
New York sole agents for the United
Slater
Remember the name noan's- AMI
take no other
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-01-23

Robert Buns was once standing on q
long pier Uu the water front of Edm
burgh according 10 TitBits. 4 well
known and wealthy merchant walking
hy stumbled and fell into the water
lie could not swim aud SD sank. WHOM
hn arose for the third time nobody
dared tp save him. buJ au oll weltbr
beaten sailor so The risk Of his own life
ram mp thc pier and. jumping m. res
cucl the man
Tho gentleman bad been worked over
quite awhile before be became con
sriou-. and when De realized the siWa-
ton be rewarded his rescucr with what
ia our money would amount 10 -
cents. At this the crowd which had
gathered. knowing bis wealth. hootci
aud icercd But Burns. who was
standing by. quieted them and Said
surely the gentleman knows what bis
life f. worth"
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-01-23
THE LOCAL BOARD
Of Improvements Met Yesterday al
Offices Of Lansden and Leek--
Seek Estimates.

Public Improvement in the city Of
Caro- was given It's first real start yes
terday The Board Of Local Improve
ments met in the offices of Lansden
and Leek attorneys, and after a long
session issued orders TO City Englneer
iThistlewood to make estimates on the
following.
Constructing a main outlet sewer on
Commercial avenue.
Constructing a brick pavement on
Ohio street from Eighth istreet 70
Fourteenth street..
Constructing brick Placement on
TWenty-eighth street.
Constructing a sewer on Sycamore
street from Twenty-first street 10 The
city limits.
Filling Sycamore street full width
from Twenty-lirst street 10 the city
limits
AS The estimates on all of these
improvements are nearly all complet-
ed Engineer Thistew,od Will be able
10 report IN few days.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-01-23
Rejected the OFFER.

On a bitterly cold morning q !adyr
dressed srendd'v in fgrs. surveyed
with stern GisaLproFa. wagon which
had been waiting eng willie for a
load. The horses looked sadly in need
of a COVERING and al last the lads
said TO the driver.
''Why don't won put something orer
your horses Ihis cold Gas
because. LADY Tie firm don snip.
ply me with blankets Tor horses
Then sou should cover the poor
lhincs with vour coat
All riEht. ma'am- sou gimme yolr
foaiskin coat foT thi- horse and III
put my overcoat on fo'her"
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-01-23
-aEor Leto Sion and the Result.

Jacob Schaeier, aged T. had been
out OF school and bis absence was be-
ing inquired into
q was ont walknq." no explained
elibly; i was ON walking with my
mamma ana papa
Oh. were you!' returned The teach
CIR. Then fixing stern eyes % the cul
prit She continued Il though, you
told me your father YVES dead
Here she paused and waited for ia
cob 30 wilt. jacob did nothing OF the
sort. instead. bristiing with import
ance. ne answered;
An SO is he dead but my mamma
pu5 for lci' sign iu our parlor win
dow last month. an now Z got a new
papa New York Sun
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-01-23
Big -Four Route
BEST LIVE TO
New York, Boston
AND ALI. POINTS IN THE
East and Northeast.
AND ALL POINTS IN THE

indianapolis, MuncIe, Cincinnati,
Dayton, Columbus, Cleveland and
points In Ohio, indiana, and Illinois.
Through sleepers from st. Louis to
New York, Boston and Washington.
Trains Leave Cairo as Follows:
NO 8545 D. m. Eastern mail and
express. Nc Carmel, Vlncannes. Par
Ia Danvile, Indianapolis. Cincinnaii
New York Boston. Direct connection
with the famous Knlekerhocker Spec
ial
No. 2-2.50 D, m. Mail and express
Carmi. Evansville. vineennes. Indian,
apolls, Louisville. Chicago, Terre
Haure and Cincinnati. $40 a. m. from
Vincennes to Indianapolis $50 p. m,
100 2. m.
No. 54-Local accommodation
Mound City, Grand Chain, Vienna and
Harrisburg.
Trains Arrive at Cairo as Follows:
No. $3.50 p. m. Harrisburg, vi
emma and Cairo Accommodation.
No $3.50 p. m. yincennes and
Cairo mail and Express
No. $50 p. M Danville and Cairo
mail and express.
All trains daily exceptSunday. For
full information and particulars as
to rates. tickets, limits, etc, call or
write Elmer Smith, ticket agent, III.
n. Hardy. r. p. A.. Cairo. Ill.,, G. M.
Hilleary A. G P A.. st Louis. Mo.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-01-23
suburbani,ee secur. p.sr..

The Silence Clubs" membership g.
United TO ten. ali of whom are season
f'het noider= on q Ion 'on suburban
.al.A1} and fhr subscription Is Sis
nee U"-ais o. was cetal'.shr colo
= t1 ea.5.e Joe leulcrs t0 fasI Lar
1fef "l iL. raE t1 ,o4n. Tho rcvc
r' derived fcn slh-sr.r -.an- g.
rlcl b 'u- -.atl Cvey Eaiurlar
"r-nln-. ef De- reserves c--lile
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-01-23
sIanLna cheeks - 4 yI.t.nce.

Prof Certlotani q Frerchman. has
at last perfected au aune TINS which
viii tronsril by wire alI tho 1eclI.ar-
ties of q mans handwriting or draw
Ing enabling him t3 ia checks 600
miles away. or write legal document
or draw a picture Bus one wire is
needed. and Ibe machinery IS quite
simple. There g. ci0ch movement
controlling a wire, and ono rod makes
q circular movement while another
makes direct perpendicular aud hor.-
2ou'al strokes.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-01-23
Names ADDED 70 Larausae.

Al the recent Ronigen congress in
Berlin a spccial committee adopted the
following termiuoloay for the new sci
cnce. R0ntgenology is the study of
ROut gen rays. ROM gen0graphy is pho
Biography 10y the rays. Rontgenoscopy
Is observation by Rontgen rays. Or
thoront topography. rotgenothCrapy and
the verb go rontgenize are other words
which the congress desires to inaict
upon humanity.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-01-23
NEW SHORT STORIES
A snIrited Mitness .

Sir Henry Irving was once the guest
or honor al lawyers banquet IN New
York In the course Of Il graceful an-
dress be said;
you. gentlemen, have given me most
helpful advice on the art OF acting,
VIII You permit me To give you IA ro-
turn piece Of advice regarding your
profession?
my advice, then. II that YOU make
your cross examlnatVn less rigorous
less harsh. What is the good of treating
an honest and sensitive witness IN the
witness stand as though lie were a
sneak thief?
4 confess thal am not ~ sympathy
with harshneSs in cross examination,
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-01-23
a HANDSOME RECOGNITION.

Washington, Jan. % Baron Rosen
today presented 10 the United States
ship Mayfiower in behalf of Count
Wiite. himself and other delegates to
the Portsmouth peace conference, a
handsome Russian silver punch bowl
in recognition Of the hospitality aX-
tended 10 the delegates on board that
ye.e-l during the course of the peace
conference.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-01-23
WERE THAWiNG DYNAMITE.

Arkansas Cit. Jan. 22-An explo-
SIGN of dynamite five miles from Sill
vcrdale, Kansas, toby KILLED John
Christ and Charles McIyen. employees
Of the Midland Valley railroad. They
were thawing dynamite.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-01-23
KILLED BY sNoWsLlDEs.

Salt Lake City, Jan 22-Reports
from the mountains add two more
Fames to the list of killed by the
snow slides within the past three
DAYS besides rhe seven miners killed
al Alta AMI in the American Fork
canon.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-01-23
THE FUR WILL FLY.

Washington Jan - The house
committee on territories gave final
consideration To the joint statehood
bill today Mr. Hamilton will report
hi. bill fayorably 70 the house tomor
row ana the Democrats viii file a
minority report.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-01-23
THE PEER OF LIDS"

Portland Ind, January 22-The city
council gave out an order last night
hat the only public places that will
be permitted open ON Sunday hereafter
will he churches and Sunday schools.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-01-23
He Had Done it.

Nocab--I cone 10 ar last
SyntaN-Do you know why You re-.
und me of Macbeth before Banquo's
Ghost?
Vocab-Another on me
SyntaX-"Thou cans not say ! did
H."
Nocab-I mean 7 got married
Syntax-Oh you have certainly
done f. this time
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-01-23
SHOT AT A DANCE.

Rockport Ind, Jan. 22.-At a dance
near here thi. morning sherman Port
lock wa fatally wounded in pistol
battle with Clarence and Frank Miller
ana several other men
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-01-23
Heainnina 70 poub,

Sometimes" said Uncle Jerry Pee.
bles, when see these stories about
craitir in HIGH places ! begin 10 think.
by gun, that ibcro aim any such thing
as honor. even among thieves"
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-01-23
THREE WEEKS RECESS,

Washington, January 22.-Chief Jus
tice Fuller today gave notice of a
three weeks recess Of the supreme
court Of the United States beginning
next Monday
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-01-23

Mcn arc Judged hy The company
they keep, but il '4nt easy to size up
q woman by hoar hat Judge her by
the amount Of HOLSTERS Rocky Noun
I'm Tea An takes 25 csn,H Tea ot
Tablets y G. sctuh * son
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-01-23

Poi William BeajaniH Smits. Of
New Orleans. pToilt,s The utter ex-
tinction Of the negro race in the
United States
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-01-23

n, D. TW1. 81, Paul. june 81. 0s.
iyo lived So long remember wen
when the Nj sippi was a brooE
My good health and long life came by
taking HOLSTERS Rocky Mountain
Tea - ccntsP. G, scauh & Sons
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-01-23

a little love. 20 liule wealth.
a little home for You and me.
ils al aE cEccp good health.
Which comes vida Rocky Mountain
Tea =. c. Schulz d. Soon.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-01-23
OFFICIAL DIRECTORY
Cairo, Alexander County. Illinois. pop
uation 1917.

Cairo, Alexander County. Illinois. pop
uation 1917.
Mayor, GEORGE PARSONS
Clerk. r.. A. HATCHER.
Treasurer. JAMES QUINN
Comptroller, r. S. DEWEY
Police Magistrate, A. j. ROSS
Chief of Police. NJ. S EGAN
--.---------
Alexander County, Population e ees
County Judge WV. S, DEWEY
County Clods. JESSE r. MILLER
Circuit Clerk. LEE . DAVIS
Sheriff. JAS. S ROCHE
Coroner. DIR. JAMES McMANUS
Board OF County Commissioners
GEORGE PARSONS.
Or EDWIN J. CAUSE
). + JENNELLE, Chairman
Assessor and Treasurer. FRA,vK 4
DAVIS.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-01-23
BOTldSrneTl
Superseded

q The personal bondsman is fast
81 becoming obsolete; the risk TO pri-
II vate fortune is too great.
The corporate bond is just as rap
q idly supplanting the old form and,
IN time. men will marvel that thew
were ever called upon TO incur the
& danger of personal suretyship.
( In point Of safety. convenience and
:. propriety, there can be no CON-
parison between the two: the one
IS Just as weak and perilous as the
other is strong and safe.
& The time is near when II will lie
q thought as reasonable to borrow
the key Of friends safe as 20
borrow his name for surety pur.
81 poses.
q Fidelity. Judicial. License and Con.
b tract Bonds promptly furnished.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-01-23

County Superintendent az ScnollS
PROB JOHN SNYDER.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-10-06

Panama. Oct. 5.--1ohn F. stevens.
chief engineer Of the Panama canal
informed the Associated Press Wed.
nesday that ho had decided 10 con.
strict big earth dam a. IaBoco
Preliminary work already has been
started and tracks are rapidly Icing
laid The old town o. laBoco wln
disappear and q new ioun a 10 be-
erected AZ sosa Hill. near Gatun. one
steam shovel "a nov WORKING ON the
dain Aad Mr.. Stevens expects 10 have
Two more a. eork within a month.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-10-06

For Judge Superior Court, North
eastern Circult--J ] Kimsey.
For Judge Superior Court, Ocmulgee
Circuit--H 6 Lewis.
For Judge Superior Court, Pataula
Circuit-W c Worrill
For Judge Superior Court. Rome
Circuit-M0ses Wright
For Judge Superior Court, Southern
Circnit--R G. Mitchell.
For Judge Superior Court. ITALIA
poosa Circuit-Price Edwards. .
For Judge Superior Court. Western
Circult-C H Brand.
For. Solicitor General, Atlantic Cir
cuit-N ; Norman.
For Solicitor General, Cordele Cir.
cuit-Walter r. George
For Solicitor General, Northeastern
Clrcuit-w. A. Charters.
For Solicitor General, Tall.pocsa
Circuit-W X Fielder
For Senator From ThIrty-ffth Dis
trict-E. p Dobbs
Constitutional amendments were al
50 carried.
An Official count viii be necessary
to decide the result for the nomina-
ton OF. three judges OF the new court
OF appeals created by an amendment
to the constitution
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-10-06

flaioish. n c.. oo, -Rcsaring
fFom quarrel a. % obeyiae orders
Eifea ~ Charles iaytoa. fonmau II
a DAIRY here 20 Andrew Moose, ham.
iafioa struck Mooneyhnm over che
hest VITA shoseL erashlus the skoll
and killlns him. Mconesham uas
adNencing ga tayion uliA q s,.ck AZ
ne tine Mnoneyhams wlN came
pR and saw Der AusbAa8 islns az ths
ground she attacked iaytos who
s,uhek her Vnh De nal ana invoked
aef devn she g Be- a serious ooa
tiiioa. tAs,oa vas areasa,
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-10-06

Savannah. Ca. Oct. 5--Thc for.
NAL decllnalion ~ Judge Samuel D
Adams % the nomination Of the Dem.
ocratic convention for the FIRST con.
greesional district 81 representa-.
tive Ia congrcss. vas received By TIE
commhtee Wednesday afternoon a. /
O'Clock The roply % Judge Adams
vas sent 20 n A. o'nsrne. = mem.
Der q the committee This means
thar when the convention meets here
Friday the contest between walter
W sheppard ana J A. Byannsn for
me nomination vii Ne renewed The
eonHsntion viil NEE, % sAe city hail.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-10-06

NsN fork. Oct s.-Mr. Emma
Shsi''ps. Nifc x Ioels chaitlos. dlea
~ her eome IN Tuckahos wsanssssy
She q salt % hsve been she nsts.r
81 tie largest family n fas a..
aarlng had - chIldren 81 this rar
bet, 10 are uviae Mrs cAaisio, ~.
Only a. years oli Her elph.ne,t,
eaild sse namca Theodore Rsosesss
Ssaitlas Hes o'test eana y "a 80
tas fouaseei 3. sae vas . native ~
HEnrary.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-10-06
Gao mono IS NseApruREp.
aandal Brown Had skipped Bond and
Filed 10 Cuba.

Fteu 20 CUBA
Waycross. Ca. oct 5,-'rhe az
rcsl OF Randall brown Ir.. uegro
81 Deputy sheriff Anderson gave no
sistle pleasure 10 waycross people.
Known was convicted here some
gears agp for knocking down q white
woman, q Mrs MoKenKle. and was
sentenced 70 serve rs months on the
chaineane ilis attorneys applied
saf new trial and while the case
vas before the supreme court the
neero skipped his bond. leaving here
far Cuba Ills bondsmen paid their
ohllgaiion o. $500. bat Browns sen.
teuee was haueing over him, he
shipped into the city a night or two
aso and sheriff Miller was noilaed
aud q raid Nas made On bis fathers
house before Daylight. Ruwn ~.
ifsapied 10 eacaps b. q window. bnt
Nas caplarod.
ie will serve q sentence on The
chalnEans and warrant for larcay
awaits bis release nrown WA Tor
merly a mail carrier here.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-10-06
SHIP HELD UP ~ RossERs.
Passengers Were Terrified and Six
Thousand Dollars stoien.

Pou. Trans.Caucasla, Oct 5.-~Twen-
ty.tve men, who were armed with re.
yolyers and rifles. boarded the Black
sea steamer Czarevitch George at va.
rious points botween sukhara Kale. a
seaport ON the Black sea, 20 miles
from Poti and Noyorossysk, on the
east coast Of the Black sea, succeed
ed in abstractine aud getting away
with $4,000 from the mail and the
ships treasury during The night Of
oct 1.
Firing their weapons and shouting
90 the Storage passangers not 10
move. the robbers drove the crew into
the sioerego and occupied ghe APP
proaohes 20 that part n the ship,
threatening the passengers and ctew
with death II they resisted The fra.
class passengers fred some shots at
tae rSbbers who. however. compelled
che captain OF the steamer to order
The immediate cessation Of the firing.
After securing the money The rob.
bers compelled their hostages 10 put
thpm ashore ln one OF the ships
bOsls
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-10-06
FAIR wELL uNoEa wAY.
Better Weather on Second Day
Central CITY Park.

Macon. Ca. oct MANS
entered the second DAY with b
Indications OF a large attenda
The heavy weather broke away
the park was allied with people
IN the afternoon. There were
many exhibits being hurried into
"Wednesday morning. and 3, giII
late 10 the week before every cEI
has had the last touch.
Many people came from al. q
tions "Wednesday and the town 4
20 have taken on neW ne sine9
emerging from the heavy doEnI
81 rain Tues.lay There have
indications a heavy attendance
fore TIE week has passed. aud
Tar ne officials have been %
with the success of the un8eria
Ca aosolnt ~ TIE seathsr lh
been practically the epenins dai
The attractions are lining upI
MI BE- wcii Under way 81 Ssla
Fsne exhibits 81 harm aHa i.ve
are noE roeay ana Tausiay
hung u,any hundreds ~ pe1p
are expecting 70 siee the 80
displays
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-10-06

Neu YORK. oct The nEht that
fsiled taree ycaN aad ieft Margaret
huogF thsn Z yeaa Of age. uoae
hAnd. has been bnsaKhi back 81 a
series 81 Operatives ssica opthAimoio.
gisls declare rcmarkaale. The knife
vas nscd IN az extreme case % ifiao.
eyehtis. ant the shances seemed 10
BE- ieQ 70 thai ihe opeRtian woala
a. unsuccessful Accspied aaih0r.
lies a. eye diseases state thai h
sven extreme caaas arr rarely ear
cossfui toan A rgics. % lhe o.
sasialc department * ne 0efnaa
Po'0Hblk, reFfofnsd az ogeutoa