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.DND FROM MS
TERRIBLE INJURIES
0, J, ZWElc ILLINOIS CENTRAL
BRAKEMAN, HAD LEG CRUSH.
20 FROM sooY,
Was Run Over BY Train While Coup
ling cars-pied az ST. Mary's In.
Urinary IN This city Al
Hour Later.

Q. ] Hwcig. a brakeman enpoyc
by the Illinois Central received tri -ht
FIJI injuries yesterday morning al
Mounds from the res lis of VIII ch he
died at ST Mary's mfrmary in this
| city an hour later
2weig was Uncopling ears when he
caught his foot IN a puzzle switch.
The engine backed the cars down
'upcn him and all that he untor unate
man could 90 was to throw himself
to one side as he could not oXtrcato
his foot His right leg was com
pletely severed from his body at the
hip Joint and his right arm crushed
from shoulder to wrist
Charles c. Love, q switchman, also
employed On the Illinois Corral
broueh. .he untortuuete man TO Cairo
and had his placed ID 81 Mary In
frmary where he died shortly after
Mi Love also brought The severed
leg down. carrying ii wrapped in Il
piece of paper. under his arm.
A brother of the young man who is
an engineer on the same road was
notified at Du G DIN and came to
Cairo early yesterday morning
Mr. Zweig had been employed as
on the road for the past ten
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FRANCE WINS IN
DIZZY AUTO
RACE
WAGNER BEAT TIE MILE
MINUTE RECORD FOR THE
VANDERBILT CUP.

New York Oct G,-France todly
won the thrd nternatonal Automo-
bile race for the William X Wander.
bin. il, cup, completing the record
of thee straight victories in the
event. italy was second; France filled
the third and four h positions, while
Germany finished fifth.
Only these five machines CONF
pie, "a the tenth ana last lap Of the
course which wa 297l miles ia
length The total distance of the race
wa 2g7l miles and Louis Wagner
dr. yer Of The winning car made the
dis tance in pea minutes 10 . sec
onds. a speed of more han mile a
minute for the entire distance
OF more than 100000 spectators
who lined the curse one, Kurt l..
GgGner of Passaio, N. j., paid with
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claim that The 1irh grade at Twenty
sixth street IL natural ground"
If this Is true the ordinance VIII BE-
unsatisfactory TO nearly all she PEG
pie along Washington avenue above
lTwcntydrst street for II will cut
grade, and It will leave the high
grade ana It VIII tee lett at the high
grade where people want the low
/ While there is some ground for the
claim thus made, at first sight, it De
yelops on close inquiry that the si'-
uation s not Qu te SO bad IN the lir.t
ipace, there is somc coubt as 70 the
! eleva ion at Twenty sixth treet being
natural ground" but this may he
waived in view of the closing sen
tence OF section 10 referred to which
reads when, however the natural
ground + Of different elevations with
in the said 100 feet or more, the
street shall be brought TO an even
elevation whenever The same is 70 be
paved or otherwise improved "
The provision here quoted will give
authority for bringing the street TO
a 32.foot grade all the way from
Twcntv.frst to Thirty fourth sire d.
as contemplated by the ordiDan e,
for. according to the surveys made
by the city engineer the elevations at
Twanty-siXth and TwenD seventh
srects vary considerably AT Twenty.
sixth street the grade is 323 feet; a
Twenty evQ1th street 1913 feet on
one side and "a feet on the other. ut
Charles street $40 fee en- one side
and 81 feet on the otner Hence, IN
der the section above quoted the
natural ground exception found In
the first part OF section II of tae /
grade ordinance does no, a all apply +
o the elevation which now exists from
10 Charles streets, and 4
when the time shall come for paving
= otherwise improving the stree
This will les done at the 50 foo, grade
On the Pc tioa Of the avenue lying +
between Twenty-frst and Thirty
fourth streets. and there will ice II
scoop and no camel's hump any
where along that part Of Che avenue
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his life the penalty OF too great
cullosliy, tie WINS renr dangerous
tum N The curse known as Krusa
corner Two carf had flashed by when
The man yentured on cn the road 70
set better view of tho others com
'ng With d rush and roar Il French
ear driven by Elliott f shepard, an
American. dashed iuto the man who
Ia view Of thousands, was hurled hi&h
in the air. When picked up many
ya;ds from the scene OF the accident,
The man was dead His skull was fra
mred both legs broken and he was
lIigh fully crushed,
Several persons were injured dur
ing the race but this was the only
fatality.
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COTTON SITUATION BAD.

Reports from the cotton fields do not
improve. On the contrary, each day is
an aggravation Of an unparalleled aud
unprecedented situation. As one al
ihor.ty, who has been over a good deal
of the Delta in the past few days said
to us, "all attempts to reduce the de
struction to percentages are vain. It
is enough to knew that what was A
grave disaster a week ago, mas been
brought closer to ruin by every day Of
rain and clouds since This is the
sad truth-there can be neither im-
provement Of condition nor revival OF
hone until the clouds roll by.
NicksbufE Herald.
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months, He recently made appliea
tlon fal membership IN the hrother
hood OF Railroad Tra.nmen ana II is
understood h had accident in urancc
n Chicago ace dect association.
Coroner McManus held an inque 4
over the remains yesterday mcmius.
The jury Was composed OF John Colo.
man, foreman, Hal Sullivan, August
pr3n w. n Potts ~ S0n'uol Abel
and Ton Winter.
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lime earn CA,Hn IlEcIRIn RVS.

BELT LINE cars duo 10 ilaye SECOND ST. go-
ing north on Commercial Ave every ID MINI
utes from a. M 10 II D.,
Going north on walnut ~. every II minutes
from G;tsa %. " 10 l0;b8 PIN.
p ,PIAR 81, LtNE-rHdlbrobk Ave. cars
due 70 leave second y. going north on Hol-
and on same minutes every hour until lOA2
and Hap p, m,
Going west on Twenty-Eghih st. at b;i9;
6lQ; 6.3i; $40; and 1904 ., m. and on same MIN
utss every hour until 1884 and n :0i y IN,
Poplar ST, cars one 20 pass ut. Marys PARK 10
minute af or leaving Second RI.
HELT LINE o~ CARS north on walnut
'--l1.30 y ~ 1874 D M; 1880 a. M; 2;30 a. m;
3: 80 A. M; 4;30 a, M $3.50 y. m.
North on tommercial-l2:tD p. M; 1900 a. M;
2; 90 a. M 9: 90 a, M; 400 q, nj q. m.
Belt and owl ears are due to pass West
Thiry -fourth St 10 minutes after leaving
Second st.
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MODS HANG 8L ACKS
Concluded from First Page.

Tremendous crowds surrounded tbc
railroad station here tbroa Ehout The
morning and when the reports of the
lynch ng Of the negroes was received
the greatest excitement prevailed
The crowd was apparently dissads
fed with the method of lynchiug. as
they wanted the negroes burned at
fhe stake. and a mob has departed
for the scene of the lynchiug with
the declared intention of burning fba
bodies.
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Amazon River Expcdltlon,

DE- w. c. Farabcc, OF the anthropo
logical department at Harvard uniyer
slty with hree students, Will next
year conduct a research expedition
about the headwaters of the Amazon
Fer a time a base will be established
at Areguipa Peru The party will be
9, ne three years
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The above Is a correct and ITHt
statement of the circulation Of the
Cairo Bulletin for the year 1905 anq
for the month Of September, 1906.
CLYDE SULLIVAN,
Business Manager.
Subscribed and sworn to before me
this first day Of October 1906.
fseall ALFRED COMfNGS,
Notary Public.
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PIE AND IMPROVEMENTS.

Probably The Bulletins cau0suist
was nor absolutely correct IN bjs con.
ceptiou Of the siHuat ou in rde local
Republican camp, as portrayed else,
where irE IBIS paper but they do saE
that Liale Ioanuy" viii not be per
mittsd to gorge himself with pie off
the sherihs table-if Mr. Frank Davis
shall be the sheriff-whegeat the
party machine which owns and
operates Johnny is eXcusably wroh
and threatens 10 do things True Mir
Davis hasn't said. in so many words.
that he will save johnny from the ills
Of over feeding ON the great American
dyspepsia producer, When asked
about it Mr.. Dayis smiles And, by
the way, MI Davis smile is almost
the same now that ID was when lie
was hustling Ar votes al the primaries.
1T is one OF these perpetual flashes
of light which some have described
a. ser8nhic and which is said TO stay
with hun Away in his sleep,
although he may be wrestling with a
nightmare of doubt as to Nov 6, in
which Fraser looms up as big and as
terrible as a house afire on the plains
al midnight The Bulletins artist has
endeavored faithfully to reproduce
this smile as it might appear under
certain circumstances and-g.vea.
the circumstanoes--th pictue is
probably not far of.
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The Bulletin 10 on sale ~ tho roll
owing places:
coleman's, ara Eighth strsst.
halliday House News stand
Walkers 10 Sixth street
A,.s. rrcnt Restaurant,
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Enr school SUPERINTENDENT.

MISS BESSIE M. TURNER author
ICES her announcement as the regli'
larly nominated Democratic candidata
for super n endent Of schools Of Alex.
ander county, at the election to be
held ON Tuesday November G, 1906.
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ANTlvlcE SOCIETY FORMED.

Brmic CHAM, Ala oct G.--Leadiug
negroes OF Birmingham have formed
cety for the prevention of crime
among their own people Il Is known
aus The Representative Council
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ANNOUNCEMENT.
County Treasurer.

We are authorized to announce
Michael T. Cahill as candidate on
the Democratic ticket FOR the office o.
assessor and treasuFA of Alexander
county.
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NEITHER SCOOP" NOR HUMP.

4 question has been raised as 10
the effect which section 10 of ordi-
nance ~ (which is the grade ordi-
n;'@re recently passed by the city
oounciD viii have upon Washington
avenue. That section provides hat
where the natural ground for a spac
of Ice feet or more is above the -
feet. said natural ground shall De the
grade Of the street II Is cOntended
by some that the effect Of this pro
vision will he 10 scoop ont the avenue
from Twenty to Twenty
Streets. where the people have pro
tested against en- ting il down. and
leave the street al It's present grade
or raise 81 10 the 3ifous grade. Above
Twenty sixth street where ths peepis
have favored cutting ia desn to ;.
feet
This contention T. based upon The
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DEMOCRATIC TICKET.

For State Treasurer,
N. l.. PIOTROWSKI.
For State Superintendent,
"a CAROLINE GROTE.
For University Trustees,
DANIEL r. CAMERON,
JOHN S. CUNEO,
CLARA P. BOURLAND.
For Congress,
]. NJ. JOPLIN.
For State Senator,
SIDNEY B. ESPY.
For Representative.
RICHARD E. POWERS.
For County Judge,
HUNTER BIRD.
For County Clerk,
JOHN MULVIHILL.
For County Treasurer.
MICHAEL ]. CAHILL.
For Sheriff
ALEX. S. FRASER.
For County Commissioner,
BAILEY ANDERSON.
For School Superintendent,
MISS BESSIE NJ. TURNER.
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Enr County Clerk.

JOHN MILvIHILLe authorizes his
announcement as a candidate for
county clerk of Alexander county, at
the election to be held on Tuesday
November 6, 1906.
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Among the flowers that viii bloom
next spring the pot full which Nj
Cairo has been nursing with tender
care for some time past ought TO be
the most glorious. There ought TO be
no doubt about this, and it behooyes
those in authority 10 see 10 IT, The
opportunity is here as it never wa
before: popular sentiment is here as
il never was before; to neglect these
now and permit matters Of lesser i'm
portance to arise and cause dissen-
ton and defeat would be deporabla
Assurance is given that this win not
be permit ed and there is ample room
to believe that with the advent of
pring The Public Improvements
plant win be in full bloom.
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CIRCULATION STATEMENT.

Average daily and Sunday clrcu-
lation for the year 1905 ...,.,,2 123
Average daily and Sunday circu-
luton for the month of Septem-
her ........-...... 80 G0oo
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To have your advertisement read
by the greatest number cf peOula u
7rusf sppAar IN Tire Ru!1afi~
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NEGRO BISHOP
Appoints To-Day as Day Of Prayer Fo-
TIE Oppressed Blscks.I

New York. Oct 6.-Bishop 3. Wal.
teIr. president e tie National ATr.-
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Officers

Interest rsla sr Tire nsessEfs
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C9r-,r7urctzi Az. ana eIRntn atres'
CAIRO. lLLiNoia
a~rtsins isase caigo

CSsitSi ..,-...-. sioo'uoN
surotus sno Undivided Profits ESQ oof
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SOUTH'S
Ne " PROSPE CTS
OF JOHN W. GATES
Could Pay Fifteen Cents for Raw
Cotton and Make a
Profit.
80 :. - I-n-.-n..aa---I

BALTIMORE. December l-"Nith
proper equipment and management what
is known Is the Birmingham District can
produce iron and steel S5o To- $3.50 ton
cheaper than amy other district IN tse
world is the striking statement made
bv Mr.. John w Gates i'm very broad
and comprehensive interview in this
weeks issue OF the Manufacturers Re-
cord. in which NJ. Gates discusses the
iron and steel-maNLs possibilities of thu.
South. For many years Mr. Gates has
been "a leader I'm iron and stcel-ma}lin..
having been at one time president OF th..
Illinois steel Company. anP the organizer
aud chairman Of ihe 500 oo1 200 American
Steel and Wire Comp -1r. att-rw4rl. ..b-
sor0ed 10y the United States Steel CorDo-
ration.
In the past there have been" saws Mr.
Gates three serious troubles in tn. Rir-
mingham district which have prevented
it from making the proper showing Of
progress. The first is the want of suas-
Client capital TO manufacture iron chcaplv
the second the proper ability to spend tbe
money that has been spent to obtain tho
best results. and third, the lack OF Il
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In the Suburbs.

mere has been renewed activity =,
suburban property. and while no YER,
large deals have been made. the agent,
nave been kept busy showing pronert,,
and selling lots here and there unon
winch residences are to Doe erected earlv
next spring. The Highland Park Realty
company reports good business i'm High
land Park, and the outlook for adding
large number of new residence IN
'nat charming suburb very good.
The November record OF sales Of Cfntar
fark lots has been good. Three Walton
Avenue corners and one inside lot on
Seminary Avenue have been acquired a.
PERSONS who propose 10 erect bapds,.r,..
homes thereon The very unioue ann
attractive character OF the dcvelonnent
"orK going forward here Is largely re
sponsihle for the great interest of Ricb-
mohders In this most exclusive and cqr..-
iully restricted section. and the yyfntrv
weather does not check the steady sale ~
home sites.
Many or the property owners are plant
ing trees and shrubs now. with a vievr
Of competing for the cash premiums
which the Ginter Park COMPANY viii
award next summer.
All Lucien Curry has taken possession
OF his new home on Seminary Avenue
near Rcnnie Avenue.
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MEAT INSPECTION
Regulation Proposed for Animals
Shipped to Washington.

NJ ASiiiNiTON. December Rigid fn-
tpection ~ meat animals slaughtered g.
t.e District is proposed ay Health offer
W. O. Woodward. wuo yesterday sent 10
tHe commissioners regulations which he.
has drafted on this subject
ir Woodward has asked thaf tl. ,ar-
poraton counsel determine tne lega.
status Of tnc proposed Legislation ana
also tell whether tile commissioners may
promugate it without congressional ac-
zion. Commissioner Macfarland has an
proved tlo suggestion.
Dr Woodward said Yesterday The
enactment OF the Federal meat Inspection
law and the establishment II a system Of
licid Inspection OF animals slaughtered
IN adjacent States for consumption in
the District Of Columbia will lead. ] be-
leve 20 the bringing into the District for
- "a Jssasnau-~& arivsa Elulzl.6- b IN ID
condition To- pass the Federal Inspection
II is necessary. therefore. that our local
system of inspection be- made as rigid
SIS the inspection maintained by the gov
eruncnt for purposes of Interstate ana
foreign commerce
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A Few Sales.

IIarry $. Wauertein has so1d - y
hord a house and lot on Hancock Strest
TOT N.le John g. Winston has nm
chased the property on Grove Avenr.
corner Of Sycamore Street. FOR g. 25o ,rba
property on Broad Street. occupied as
a store by Fourqurean-Templ Compau,
"'.o SOLO month ago by the Rosenbaum
estate for $500. As announcer -
time in this paper. but al the I'm tt,
name or the purchaser was withheld Tho
l"cordins Of the deed developes the f,,,t
mat AIR Julian ". Tyler was Tho nm
l."s'r. lie bought the property as an
i". .StHent' and the present tenants will
l'ue 20 occupy it and run their dr,.
was engineered by J. A Connellv 4 ~
ana Henry 5. Hutzler & Co. real cstatc
agents ' '''t1
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diversity of products. practically IS per
cent of Tie rlr iron production of mar
district lavirr b,-, sold iu tn.. shane az
rIr ir-n instead of f... more hi-flv fi,-
i-n.d rr.f..f
Discussing the possibilities 90 tro Ton
,a-sa.. GOAL r~o, ana ,..t-,...7 49,.
r.rv ANA t,. p.,.,tff-. .-,,.,.-..-.,- -,s+,
Iotn az ,rha.r r. is irti,,ato,,- i4.-.fr,--
ana in tr. sarero-.-,e,,, 10 ,,,.f--, ,..-s.-
sroonn4 is -oo. f.io.- <,.r...1.,7 -
Gates Saws.
..VIa1.. .,,..,,.,,f.s t...,-.. ,..-~t.....-,..
7eanaa.. t.~s ~ t~-., 49,,
r.rit.4 e-,t.s sell l.l-,,.,-..,t..., f..
mv opinion r-n1n,o am ions i,,l,,,,ir,, 90,
recent nam nf,r..,s-s --r.. ..,.,.s.~,, ,-tI,,.
ra.l or "a t., ~ c-. .(., ~ -
fI..-. .,-,,..,ni..s ,,o,l.7 d., -...,.,,.,s - D.,
to ap CENTS ss .o.t,st th.. r--tt.s So
St..r f-o-,,o-,-i,,,.. .,,,.-.,,, t,...., ~,
t,, 80 c,ar ,,.i... mr. ~. 80 sr -, 49, 2, -
t.,
Re.f.,,f.,,, tr, ....-,..,..... .....-.
tho iro,, ana s..,.f t-.t....-..
49, NJ &C., ...... '- '''' ''".
Ut So -
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LOOKING EAST DOWN r1AIN- STREET.

10 the man or limited means as cheap or
even cheaper than the man could build
himself and still make q good profit
Iien again such a company could well
afford 70 sell 10 good men for an initial
cash Payment and give several years
time on the balance
81 believe" said this man. that
business OF this kind on "a large scale
'"uld Dee done here and the wonder t.
me Is that such a company is not or
gained. There is money in it I am SUR.
and then mink what Il good thing it
would he FOR Richmond"
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MILLIONS PUT IN
NEW ENTERPRISES
November the Biggest Month for
Corporations i'm Five States
Since 1901.
NEARLY QUARTER or BILLION
Maine Leads With Sl53.zoo,ooo,
Including Steamship Co., Rail
way Co. and Wireless Co.

NEW YORK, December THE New
York Commercial Of to-day says:
Investment OF capital represented by the
companies that filed papers Of incorpora-
ton during November i'm Maine. New Jer-
sey. New York. Delaware and Massachu-
sctts. with capital OF 100000 and
upward. as reported TO the Nc.u York
commercial reaches a total OF So 500 600
This is the largest for the corresponding
month OF any year since 1901. when the
large industrial concerns began to lncor-
porate. The total compares with a total
OF Sll0.6oo.o0O last month. or an increase
of $l4.&oo0O. The showing is considered
remarkable. inasmuch, as November IS
usually a duh month for the incorpora-
ton of large concerns. because OF the
heavy dividend and interest disburse-
ments which are made az this time of the
year.
majority OF the new concerns are
engaged in mining. and over onc-haIf OF
tho capital represented IS invested for
the development Of mining properries
The aggregate capitalization or new con-
Germs was &s4oo.0oO tn November. 1910.
N2opoooo I'm November. lg0i. and slp.-
$1,000 TN November. 1903
Maine continues TO lead as an iucor-
porattng state. Nineteen concerns in
that state showed a combined caDftalf-
cation OF sE3. 400. o00 This compares win,
"a total of $4,000 40 iu October. represent
ed by twenty-three companies New,
Jersey rcgaincd second place over New
York. The total for New jersey amount
ed to $57.5ooooo. against Si6N0.oDO I'm Tho
preceding month. New York. I'm third
Continued on Second rso,aA
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Doubling Steel Mill Size.

JOHNSTOWN. PA. December 1T is
stated that the Loran Steel Company's
recent announcement or a substantial in
crease 81 wages for labor at the Moxhau
plant is shortly to be followed by "a pros
perity notice Of even greater significance.
Tho project now under consideration by
the United States Steel Corporation.
which owns the Lorain works here con
templates nothing less than a series OF
improvements which viii exactly double
the capacity Of the works and necessi-
tate the employment Of 500 additional men.
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Patents to Vireinians.

WASHINGTON, December 1-AIessrs.
Davis & Davis Washington patent at
torneys. report the grant, this week. to
citizens Of this state. Of the following
patents.
william j. Campbell Of Dayton. haiae-
Tag; Ribourne W Gatewood Of Nor
folk incorporated keyhole- guaTd: Fred
"rick oliver. OF Portsmouth. oil-press
Uhomas j. Younglove OF Richmond door
Snd window-securer. George w. Parsons.
~ Richmond. design for watch-fob
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CONSTANT GROWTH
AND DEVELOPMENT
The Iron Ore Dumped in the
Town-Freight Receipts Elk
coed Those of Any South
west Virginia Point.
Banks and Gen
eral Business.
Lssee-s- TO Tie rlme.-plsnatch- !

PULASKI. VA. December There
may be towns that have had larger
growth in "a spasmodic way than Pu-
'askL when now and Interior influences
have been brought 20 bear such A. tho
incoming OF new railroads or the sudden
location of large manufacturing entor-
prlses. hut there are Few towns anywhere
that can show a more continuous de-
vclopment under all circumstances than
This enterprising little city that lies
I'm the centre OF the finest blue grass Sec
ton Of Southwest Virginia
Twcnty-seven years ago Pulaski WAS
nothing more than a way-statiou ON th.
Norfolk and Western Railroad. although
tho old depot had been built in lS7.
IL was then known as Martins Station
and it's present site was merely good
farming land.
I'm 1879 the Altoona Coal and Iron Com
pany built the Altoona Railroad I'D 10
it's mines eight miles from Pulaski. and
then tho spirit of industry was ava k
cned. and has never slumbcred since.
To ls>o the Bertha Zinc Company was
organized. and built its first furnaces
I'm 1879 the Norfolk and Western Com
rany huiit the Maple Shade Inn and 90
accommodate its increasing number OF
PATRONS enlarged it To- its present size in
1857
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NOVEMBER WATERMELON
karest POst-Thanksgiving Feast
in the Temperate Zone.

ALLENTONN. PA. December When
Mi and Mrs. John Zimmerman. of No
ITO Union Street. entertained friends az
dinner to-day. feature of the feast was
large watermelon. raised in q sunny
corner Of their lot, and by great care
kept on the vine until yesterday. when
81 was plucked ripe.
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DECATUR. IND. December 1.-Repre-
Sentatives Of the Standard oil Company
came to-day from Cleveland and paid the
costs Ind fines OF twenty-one employees,
arrested last Sunday for working on the
sabbath. The men were employees at an
on station at Preblc. The total fine was
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