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The Cairo bulletin., 1906-01-14
BIC -FOUR PLACES
ON SUNDAY TRAIN
WILL RUN FROM CAIRO TO CHI
cAco IN CONJUNCTION WITH
INDIANA HAR6oR.
FOUR THROUGH COACHES
Service viii BE lnaueurated Monday
Week-May Put On Two Trains
When Reconstruction is
Completed.

One week from tomorrow, Monday,
January % the Big Four in connection
with the Indiana Harbor railroad, VIII
inaugurate new service between
Cairo ana Chicago leaving Cairo every
afternoon at about $40 and arriving
in Danville about 2:30 a. m, at whicn
noint the train will be turned over
oIid to the Indiana Harbor railrcad,
who will handle the same to Chicago
arriving at that point about Ejo the
following morning.
Southbound this train will leave La
Sale street station. Chicago via IN
diana Harbor railroad every evening
at about S:20 arriving in Danvilie
about 1:1O a. m, at which point The
train will be turned over solid To the
mig Four which will handle same TO
Cairo arriving at this point at ll;oo
/ a. m.
The detail schedule has not yet
been prepared, but agents of the CAIRO
division will receive working time
cards as soon as issued.
These trains will consist of the fci-
lowing equipment:
One combination mail, baggage ana
express car.
One smoking car,
One ladies' coach
One buffet sleeper.
The first through train northbound
will leave Cairo Monday afternoon on
January %, 1906.
The first sleeper will leave Chica
, go Sunday night, January Il. Ihers
will be no sleeper out OF CAIRO ei
Monday but after Monday, January
, % the trains win be complete as out
! lined
This new direct through service
! I from the Caro- division to Chlcag'
: should prove a great convenience Y
! our partons. especially from Cairo dl
vision local stations, and all agents 0
l the Cairo division are requested to pu
forth special efforts to secure business
d for this new through train which yo'
a well observe will run daily
h AT Chicago and Cairo connection
+, made with all lines diversing.
e By the Inauguration of this traii
t. Cairo will be greatly benefited by
IS Sunday train service, something ina
l. has not been in existence within tn
e past ten years
k AN agents have received Official not
"A scation of ithe inauguration Of tn
20 service Aff ,~
k The road max Rs soon as me III
lie proyemehts now under way, are con
ID pleted en- the roadbed, place IN serVie
)r sunday morning train, in addition
'e their trains through from Chicago
Mobile over the Mobile and Ohio as'e'
c. clusively published in The Bulletin
as the time it was first reported.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-01-14
RoosEyELr 10 DICTATE.

Paris, January 13.-Amesfca may
hold the balance of power In the Mo
rocco conference and dictate its con-
illusions.
Twelve powers viii be represented
by two delegates each.
France. England, Germany, Russia
spain and Portugal surely viii stan'l
together having ten out of the twenty
fcur votes.
Germany reckons on Austria and II
ally. the other members OF the Triple
Alliance. Holland. Belgium and Den
marx. her near neIghbor. together they
have twelve votes.
This alignment gives neither sits
majority. t
But Italy ard Belgium at least may
be regarded as unknown quantities In
this problem.
America and either one Of them
could swing che conferences
IHplonats have noted tbat Ameh
lcan Ambassador White aud Marquis
vlsconti venosti. both Of them dele
gates to the conference, have bern
hobnol,biDs together ia Rome and talk
ing over Moroccan affair
Diplomats hase also observed that
undonhfedly after s-nndIng the pow
ers Geruianv has shown herself less
assertive more lntflnedl 20 compro-
mise
The Fresch cabinet VIII EiFe hnal
inssructions 10 her deiaxsfes fomor-
row:
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ROOT MAKES INQUIRIES.

Washington, January 13.--Secretary
Roots inquiries have brought out thai
tho delegates chosen for the Morocco
conference are substantially agreed On
The principles OF the open door ani'
equal trade, privileges. The rub vii
como 3yer fire question nf whether the
powers viii undeftalse to- policp Mo
roccos frontier or JET France do II
! Senator bacon tried today 70 revive
Ills resebntiap Virtually calling on ne
president TO explain why America y
''butting In about Morocco. He die
not succeed. II remains At the foot q
| the calendar. from wa'cn Y can onl,
be taken BY unanimous consent or
majority vote.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-01-14


impression that the. article had been
instigated by the speakers fr.neds'
He was assured that such was not
the case and-the interview terminated
without- disclosing more than radical
differences as to the hills which are
now theohief topic of conversation
about the houfe. s4
Members of the insurgent FORCES
now maintain that 63 Republicans are
posit xely pledged TO vote against ing
lropo Ell rule preventing the amend.
neni of the Hamil1en joint statehood
bill The insurgents insis, that their
forccs are gaining strength at rapid
rate. and declare. the trouble between
Babcock and the Speaker has onls
,en snted tsem more closely S
Under pfe;ent conditions cons idef'
alton 81 sS-Sfamilion bill is said tc
be out of theuuest'o
The aiministfsticn is still firm IT
insisting on the passage OF the l2in'
statehood bin without modifieation
Compromise measures are no lonFel
under anssderstion by the insur9spf
and -stsEhood Legislation seeq1s =
deadlock at present
.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-01-14
WITCH OF FINANCE
KNOWN BY NUMBER
CASSIE CHADWICK, FEMALE
BANK WREcKER, IS A FELoN
IN PENlTENTIARY.
WORKS AT THE WASHIUB
If Her Physical Condition VIII Per-
nit.--she Is Recognized As
Madam De vere BY
Clerk.

Columbus, Ohio, jan. l3,-Mrs' Cas'
sic Chadwick slept last night feion
in the Ohio penitentiay. She arrived
Yesterday morning, having left Cleve'
lana on the 7;l5 tran.
With a pitiful show OF her former
masnifceace she made the journey 10
hen place of duress in state, attended
Inv a physician and travelling In the
drawing room of palace car But the
end was all the more distressing, ior
she was compelled to undergo the
same hard and unsentimental recep'
ton that might be given any other
convict.
On the train the colored porter sald
that he had good reasons for rem9h
herring Mrs. Chadwick. Two yeaNs ago
he was on the special car when she
hired to take party OF ~ society
people from Cleveland to New YORK
IN witness the production OF tristan
and Isolde" at the Metropolitan opera
house. Her expen es for that trip were
$4,000. and she gave him SOS for mis-
tip.
From the train she was taken
through TIE baggage recn oil me
Union station, and hustled off 10 the
nelson in a cab Ten policemen kep'
back the large crowd VIII lie three
others escorted her to the cab.
No special preparations were maa'
for her reception at the prison Sh'
will be compelled to sleep on co
In the corridor of the prison. as I'M
womans department filled am
every bed occupied.
After she had filed her name VIII
tne clerk the following entry wa
made in the prison book;
"Mrs. Cassie l.. Chadwick ana
Madame De We're, 10 years; conspi'
ing 10 wreck a national bank, Chyt
hoga county: received January II
1906, expires January II, lslo; goo
time, November 1872.
The women of the prison polnte
ont that she was dressed like
gypsy.e Her skirt was of garnet ciot
ana her waist of plaid silk, whlie ne
head was surmouated by an lmm ms
black Galnsborough or picture Ma
with three enormous ostrich plume
of iet black. Patent leather shoes II
cased her feet. Tomorrow she VIII !
clad in blue gingham, with q chsc
apron and calfskin shoes.e s.
/, bTT'he officials are skepticat, ass sto ~
Illness of Mrs, Chadwick They thin
the reports that she has heart trouo
are gioundless. and If she is foui
Z able she will be put to washing
6thsr heavy work, If not she VIII
placed in the sewing department.
An ex-clerk In the secretary's OHIO
a woman. identified Mrs. Chadwick
Madame De We're, This woman ait
taking a good look at Mrs. chadwic
mhesltatingly pronounced her q
same woman who had served ter
from Lucas county, beginning in ~
for forgery under the name
Madame De We're.
Mrs. Chadwick neither admitted n
denied that she was Madame De vel
This afternoon Mr.. Chadwick Decai
extremely nervous and was placed
the hospital,
The new prisoner was gwen I
Number SOGs0 Her number.undsr
name Of Lydia De We're was 2l'9is-
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-01-14
SEIZED THE DlsrILLERY.

Richmond. Ky. January l3.-Deputy
Collector Short has seized the regis
tered d,stillery of Elihu Reynolds
Beattyville, on information that the. re
ceiving cistern had ben entered and
whisky had been taken therefrom.
He found all the government locks
open. The distiller is J. w. Smith.
Reynolds aud Smith were held to The
United States Grand Jury.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-01-14
FOR JEW AND GENTLE.

ST. Paul. Mimi. January 13.-An op'
inicn of the Municipal court OF Min
neapolis that the Sunday closing law
is equally applicable to jew and Gen
tile was upheld by the Minnesota su'
nreme court today. The case was that
aga nst NJ. A. Weiss, Hebrew con
victed of selling groceries on Sunday
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-01-14
AMgRlcAN SQUADRON TnEas..

Bibraltar, British Spain JanuNx i3-
Admiral Sigsbee arrived today With
his American Hqualleos, consisting ,of
tonr ships the armored crniset Brock
lyn his flagshlp; the protected cru =
ers Chattanooga, Galveston and Taco
ma Nm sssxe
The squadron had a gerry rsligb xoy-
age. III q gale the brooklyn, whore
daeits are low sustained some damage
to her boats, which are rugged close
10 the side Repairs can easily be
made. here.
The International conference ovel
Morocco wiz meet next Tuesday at al
gocirss, six miles distaa BY water.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-01-14
THE LID ON CIGARS.

wooster. Ohio. January is-The Id
went on here tonight SsloQRkeepers
we're notified by Mayor yannest that
the eleven-o'clock ordinance and Sun
tay closing law will be enforced. The
order will probably be applied also 10
,,,car stores and confectionery estab-
rshnicnts
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-01-14
y Wees THE KINGS SISTER.

Madrid. Jan. 1S.-Cardinal Sancha
Hervas. Archbishop Of Toledo. ceie-
bra;e1 this morning the religious MAJ
riage cf Prince Ferdinand, of Bavaria.
tn the lnfanta Maria Teresa, King Al
fonsog sister.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-01-14
COSTLY FuMleATloN.

Panama. Jan. fS-At noon today
The biggest fire in three years RACED
here Two blocks. inhabiIed by the
noorer clasrcs. we're destroyed There
Z. much indignation against the sani-
farv department. whose employees
started the flames in fumigating tne
houses.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-01-14
KILL RURAL CARRIER.

Carlisle. Ind, January 13.--Levi l..
Beers. a rural mail carrier was shot
and killed tonight while on MS wa
10 the postoffice. TIE only clue the
officers have Is an overshoe lie Is
believed that robbery was intended
and that the assallant was frightened
awav
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-01-14
srslKe DECLARED OFF.

Key west. Fla, January lstIhe
International Cigarmalsefs' Union Vas
declared the strike Of the Key West
ciearmakers OF and work In the fac
tories vii be resumed at enee.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-01-14
VICTORY FOR THE STATE.

t-rper sanduskY. Ohio, January l3-
In the ruit Of Prosecutor Goodrich
In oust the international Harvester
COMPANY from this state the state won
a victory in the oSefrul.ng Of the mo
ton TO separate the causes oi ac'ioh-
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-01-14

although me sspsgsl gsss'Rs p. z I.ss .,',s
VII oe 'SsS' = ~ y !, the eapItoI M mes
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-01-14

Kz1>.z CD. Ia IL "A vr'lsnanes
<Ts4<Fk = tranehlsf ~ "a kanses
az - silssg4rs - sonip1hy 70
<<1r s.zisrai 80 r. = t<ers 4 .
ees - lhonssa'{ fse' uas. nzsssd BY
shs - 1ls4s* ~ Sc cts e9unc
|isz - .z-hs s<s'nz< = has etrssar
u - fe5klf kdssse. ssd
- eis, pa e zeaie
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-01-14
FsLL OUT OF POCKET.

uavaeli. KY. Jan. 1s->This morn
iue-whiie Mai. G. " Saunders. depu-
f,rsf7uited States marshal, was at the
depot waiting for a traH, his pistol
,,fopped from his pocket. and v'es DIS
charged. wounding' him tn The leg
The wound is not serious.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-01-14
ssa sLowN TO x4oMs

BooiHa. IoAa. January IA hard
ware slafe ats Mackeys fourteen milez
northcs4k Of Boone was wicked n<
the. a ntai discharge & dynamr
,oday. ibe proprietor. AIya $ Neisge
Who .sss siame In the boilAfnF -
bt9 - % atoms
To save your sdxeftisemaza fezs
by III greatest numbef e rs1EA< =
"a. ppeay II The Huilsfin-
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-01-14

The Bulletin's subscribers have
money TO buy VITA. ---
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-01-14

to him that any passershy can see an
elderly gentleman IN scanty raimeat
rsmmsging where he has 10 business
20 be- He puts out the gas. He tries
rear basement din ng room. which
IN The vine hollis it Therefore be
eDes dosn fhe back stsirs 10 the
rear basement dingins-room. shieh
Would be he cellar + the house sere
nnf bufh IN siOpins gr0ands
he lights tie gas there fo- Is glare
wnlld BOT be Observed by anybodF. be
fnn.csnssd On secnnd psxa.l
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-02-05
Los laureados
del premio Nobel
ENRIQUE SIENKIEWIcz

Il
Sienkiewlez es autor de .muchas
novelas, la mas celebre de las cuales
.es Quo Vadis," que ha sido tradu-
clda 4 todos los idiomas, y. cuyo exi-
to de libreria ha Sido immense. No
es possible juzgar del merito, del es-
tllo de Sienkicwiez por las traduc-
clones que de sus obras Sc han he
cho, pero 10 mejor que Sc ruede de-
scar d este autor es que la forma de
su Quo Vadis" valga mas que ell
fondo. 80
En- efecto 'Quo Vadis" no tiene
NADIA de original; hay capitulos que
recuerdan "El t1ltimo dfa de pompe-
va, de Lytton- Bulwer, v otras algu-
mas obras de Alejandlo Dumas.
Ell mismo tftulo de la obra sc en-
cuentra la cabeza de I'm capftulo
de un libro italiano en- el que rehe-
rem los mismos acontecimientos que
han servido a Sienkiewiz para su
obra.
81 bien es cierto que los suecos
han eliminado la candidatura de Car
ducci por las tendencias de este autor
acaso tambien Sc debe atribuir la adj
judicacion del premio Nobel 4 Sien-
kiewez al deseo de hacer una mani
festacion polftica, siendo tan conoci-
do el novelista poleco por sus ideas
antiautocraticaS.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-02-05
Ell GAMING DE LA GLORIA

Cuando lie propusieron que subiese hs bita-
Clones no opuso resstencia alguna a1n pareci6 que
volvia yer gusto muebles
Luego Sc sent6, como fatigada, inquieta con ell
dido atento.
Harry la miraba EMBELLISHMENTS guardandose bien
de otrecerla OCCASION para que Sc desahogase.
Dejaba que inquetud Sc exacerbase con Ia inmo-
vidad
Sc decfa:
mo piensa mas que en- ell teefono
Todas sus facutades estan pendientcs del timbre
del aparato
Son las dos; podemos saber NADIA antes 49,"
No puedo terminar soliloquio.
Ell rudo del timbre Sc ola en- ell corredor Sus4na.
Sc habfa legado la puerta de salto cogdos los
receptores.
-IQuien esta en- Ell aparato?
Ell servicio de notcias.
-Bueno, tque tene usted que comuncarnoS7
-dCon quien estoy hablando'
Con mister Harry Brandon.
No es su voz.
No mporta; liable 10 mismo que 81 fuese el.
-Es precise que me 10 ordene.
susanna Sc volvi6 hacfa hermano, v paIida de
augusta, lie d6 uuo de los receptores diciendole:
-Ordena cse hombre que hab.e.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-02-05
PROXIMA DESaPARIClOM
DE UNA CONSTRUCTION COLOSSAL

Dice el "Ffgaro" de Paris que Sc
esta trabajando para que desaparezca,
del campo de Marie de aquella CAPT
tai, la grandiosa Galerfa de maquinas
de la Ultima exposition universal.
Costara dicha desaparicion la frio-
lera de tres millones de frances, que
Sc podran cub1ir / 10 menos en- gran
parte con el producto dc Ia venta de
los matcriales dc deatc:to.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-02-05

pueden decr ST no. que adn pretenden que este
mentir.
rompi6 en- sollozos, por rostro alterado por
la c6lera, resbaaron las iagrimas.
Susana, ha mia, vamos. -.
-Deeme-grito la joveu-Vuestra companla
sncera.
Ustedes Sc aegran de 10 que me sucede. pues me
10 habfan anunciado
Ademas, odian a mi marido no tienen mas que un
sueho; separarme de e
i Eres ingrata-exclam6 lase6ora Brandon
Me afigen snceramente penas darla fuese
necesario para ahorrSrteas.
-Vaestra fortuna puede servr para NADIA.
Tratamos con geutes para las cuales ell dinero no
tiene ningdn vaor.
Son muy orguilosos =
Son as Green ustedes que loraria 81 pudiese con-
segur que Derstal me obedeciese por venalidad:
LIE desprecarfa
Es noble es generoso es 1sal.
l9s possible que me haya mentido, que me haya
enganado2
Harry. lque prueba que tn ageute dice verdad
que no rue engsha ob-deciendo tus ordenes2
-,Susana!
Corri6 hacia su hermano, lie cog6 por los hombros
mirandole 6jamente, die:
Mower County transcript., 1906-10-17
For Quality EGGS

The day Of the market poultryman is
dawning, for now. the big egg buyers
demand eggs by the dozen instead Of
by the case. Buying by case means
accepting good, bad and rotten; buy
ing by the dozen means that eggs are
candled and poor ones not paid for.
This aids the poultryman who desires
to work up high class demand for Il
strictly fancy product The largest
buyers of eggs now demand quality
before quantity, and they pay good.
liberal margins over the market price to
get what they want Clean, fresh eggs
are what they demand, and they soon
cut from their lists the ones who for
ward the inferior stuff along with the
good
Mower County transcript., 1906-10-17
Danger From The Plague.

] \ There's grave danger from the plague
of Coughs and Colds that are SO preva-
lent, unless you take Dr.. Kings New
Discovery for Consumption, Coughs and
Colds. Mrs. Geo. w alls, Of Forest City,
Me-. writes: Its 9 Godsend to people
living in climates where coughs and
colds prevail. : find it quickly ends
them. It prevents Pneumonia, cures
LaGrippe, gives won nderfnl relief in
Asthma and Hay Fever, and makes.
weak lungs strong enough to ward off
Consumption, Coughs and Colds. soc
and 81 100. Gnakanteed by * 20. w Old;
drug store. Trial bottle free.
Mower County transcript., 1906-10-17
OTHER EDITORS 0PINIONs

New York Press: It's mighty funny
how much preCtier girl always is in
her photograph.
Walker Pilot: The ordinary country
print shop would have been unable to
put Governor Johnson's Red Wing
speech in type, without running out of
the capital I.
Wells Advocates: If the democrats
elect their governor it will be because
the republicans stay at home and moth
ing else. Left to themselves alone the
democrats cannot elect any one.
Fargo Call: Even his enemies have
not yet started a report that persons
passing the. home of w. j. Bryan these
days hear the silvery voice of the Boy
Orator lifted in doleful song, the words
of which resembles: "Im dying for
Some One to Love Me-"
Kasson Republican,: The cry on
every hand in this state is srevise the
tariff" not upward as McCleary
w0uld-but to better suit present con-
ditions. We believe if the question
was left to the voters of the state to-
day that it would carry for revision
Minneapolis Journal A Boston
couple who spent their honeymoon in
side the artic circle had to eat raw dog
on several occasions. People will eat
anything on honeymoon trip and ca
JOY it. 1t is two years later they begin
to grow hypercritical about breakfast
foods.
Fairmont Independent: Too many
young girls are allowed to travel the
streets nights. The temperance people
used to make great talk of, "Where
are your sons tonight?" They could
have properly added to it, "Fathers and
mothers, where are your daughters to-
night?" (. t&tr < - E II,
| ,Stewartville Times: W m. Brown, OF
the firm of Brown Brothers who recent.
| lY bought the Bakhouse Implement
business in this city, is moving his
family over from Pleasant Valley, and
will occupy a part of the Tichenor
residence. The Times bespeaks a vel.
come for Mr.. Brown and family. #t.
Clara City Herald: At q convention
of milliners /. in Chicago one of the
speakers announced that women could
be beautiful by simply believing thev
were beautiful. That is alright for the
women themselves but someone must
come forward now and explain how
they are going to make the men believe
it too. .3
Mower County transcript., 1906-10-17
Letter to MIR. Whit Watkins, Austin,
MINI.

Dear Sir: Three churches in Bald
winsvllle, N. Y. have had their first
lesson IN DevOe.
Messrs. Osterhout & Lockwood paint
ed the Presbyterian passonage; esti.
mated 80 gallons; took %. I j.. -.
Messrs. Slingerland s. Shutter paint.
ed the Episcopal church estimated 40
gallons; took %. ~. -. -. ..
Same painters painted the Catholic
church; estimated SO gallons; took 80.
Of course, they estimated from what
they had been using. The saving in
paint and work is 81 or sS5 a gallon.
Total saving on three jobs $125 to $3.50
the painting costs two or three times
as much as the paint, you know. f.
: "A Y ours truly 7.% u,
a.. ~, >..@. +S,: =. r w DEvOE 6 CO.
s. New York and Chicago
P. S. I, 7. Tollifson sells our paint
Mower County transcript., 1906-10-17
FR 'l|''|| len ] \ ] CE'

hat III CHEAP han . n, word ofs rood
advice? Yet how otter if followed It
proves 81, 81 priceless service AZ it aid n m
the case Iof y. n 8l7 Market
ST., Scranton, "a 4, 1Is5 4. .S,
4. u. Ev vans had been s,ufferfnr rf fnr 81,
some time from an 53 affection ST tie
stomach. His digestion had become
Ss0i impaired that his food would fer
ment and cause him no end of trouble
His health 1e failed rapidly and each day
deepened his despair i: .4.f
Mower County transcript., 1906-10-17
Look Out For the Mites Now.

By cleaning the fowl house and
painting the roost with some good
liquid lice killer at least once a week,
being careful to reach all hooks, cram
MES and corners or roosts and nest
boxes, one may prevent mites. AS in
every other evil, the thing to do is to
prevent. Let mites once get foothold
In your house and you have trouble
without end getting rid of them.
Mower County transcript., 1906-10-17

BENJAMIN BoLEN of Missouri is evil
IDENTIFY taking big risks IN marrying a
widow who has been divorced from
eight husbands, seven OF whom are
still living in this country. The woman
is only 42 years old. 1t will be in order
to arrange for her wedding to the tenth
husband within few months.
Mower County transcript., 1906-10-17

ONLY. three weeks until the Noyem-
ber election and if there is as little
doing in other counties as in Mower
there will be slight interest taken in
going to the polls. Possibly if we had
"a wiser and more enthusiastic local
management there would be more
interest here, ~ G..&{5 IL i ..
Mower County transcript., 1906-10-17
sympathy.

1HE stock holders of the Pullman
Car company have received during the
past eight years $7,200yo00 in extra 20
per cent cash dividends, s36,660, 600 in
regular dividends and s46,80O,OO0 pres
ent market value of $18O0O,000 gift
stock, total of $87,660,000, Total per
cent received in eight years by stock
holders M3.50. In cash 1850 per cent,
in market value gift stock 130 per cent.
Average per cent in cash per anum
14.18. Average per cent in stock 1925
Total average for eight years 30.43 per
cent. This is abundant proof that they
could reduce their rates materially and
pay their help ample wages. But chey
never will unless compelled to.
Mower County transcript., 1906-10-17

THAT the 'millionaires Of the country
are social degenerates and much more
to be feared by the nation than its i'm
mense foreign population, was the
somewhat startling statement of DR.. F.
Peterson who spoke on ':Our Duty to
Our Foreign Speaking People" before
the State Baptist convention at st.
Paul. Startling, but is 1t not true?
Mower County transcript., 1906-10-17

THE Pennsylvania capitol cost $4,-
100000 and the furnishing and extras
$9,OO0,00O. This is something like our
Minnesota capitol which was built on a
$1,5O0OOO plan and cost over $4,5OO,0oO.
Mower County transcript., 1906-10-17

J. D. Rockefeller sees a menace to
the nation in the demand for govern
ment regulation of so called private
industries. We are willing to take our
chances on government control.
Mower County transcript., 1906-10-17
Dry Bran For Young Fowls.

One pou!tryman scattered dry bran
about where the chicks could pick at 1t
and found that it worked wonders in
checking bowel trouble in chicks. Dry
bran is most excellent for both young
and old fowls and acts as sort of
stimulant to egg production Give it a
trial if you have not done so already.