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The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-11-14
Alabama Appolntments.

Washington. Nov. 13.--(Special. l--d The following rural carriers were ap- fointed today: Bradleytons rohte George s. BagEet, carrier: John VIZ Carer. substitute. Camp HILL route 2, Henry c. Meadows. carrier; Oscar G. Pinnell. substitute.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-11-14
EXPECT To WIN.

Auburn Students COnEideAt of Deeemt- tnR State Unsveralty.
 ! Auburn, Nov, 13.--t Special )--Within four days of perhaps the most inter- Q ting football game of the season for 4 uburn, college spirit is running high. nd hopeful and confident aggregav ton will go to BirnAiaeham Eaturday
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-11-14

against Rndley Lawis and others. for the purpose of clearing title to certain property.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-11-14

BijOu Matinee Today. "LOvers and Lunattes.
 Phone 17T1.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-11-14

Taft on the Move. Fort Sill, okla, Nov. 13.-Secretary f War Taft and party left Fort Sill oday for Fort Sam Houston, Texas.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-11-14
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The demand for Coopers New Discovery Quick Relief which have effected such remarkable trouble, cataFrh anornous. Newspapers in City have commented the curative powers the unprecedented mand of these remedies Thousands of letters day Mir describing of the fecoveries from the of disease brought public recent years. A remarkable letter recently Mir H Jordan a proprietor Scranton who writes Mir. Cooper follows: i
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-11-14

A bill of complaint was filed yester- day in the equity court by Anna Lewis !
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-11-14

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The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-10-07
BRAVERY RE WARDED
BY President Roosevelt, Who Presented
Medal to the Officer Who Faced
Fire to Save Comrade.

Washington, Oct CAS- recos-
milton of the gallant service in the
face of fire. Major Paul f Straub sur
Ageon OF the United States army was
presented with a medal of honor today
by President Roosevelt The phesel
;ation was made in the White Hon @
ard was attended by many promin-
ant army officers including General
Benn and Judge Advocate Davis and
General Oliver, assis ant secretary Of
war.
The heroism which prompted the
giving Of he medal was displayed by
Sttaub at Alos, Seimbales, l.u2on, en-
/ December q. 1899, when he yol0ntar-
ly exp sed himself to the fire of the
enemy in repelling an attack of insur-
gents and at a great ri k Of his own
lifc he rushed to the resene OF a
wounded soldier aud carried him to a
place Of safety. Straub's home is at
Noun. Pleasant, Iowa. He has served
in the Philippines and Panama
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-10-07
BREEZY BUNCH OF
NEWS FROM
GOTHAM
CITY SPENDING VAST SUMS TRY
ING TO SOLVE THE TRAC-
TlON PROBLEM.
ATRIMON AL IPIDEMIC.
Raging in the Observation-Disclosures
City Officers Get 5usy-Manhat-
tan Builds Many Flats
The Little Black Man.

New York, October 6,--To soiye
New Yorks rapid transit problems.
which include ingress to and egrcss
from the city, as well as Transports
toia within the city limits, the ci y
and certain public corporations arc
spending or plann ng to spend sG5a,
100000. This enormous um is about
$3.50 000G, o00 more than the prcseat
funded debt OF the city. Ii feprasen
about three times the cost Of the
Spanish-Amcrican war It makes the
$5J 100000 expended On the present
subway and It's equipment and the
S23 000,000 for the Two big suspension
bridges over the East River dwiudle
into insignifcanee. Nineteen propos'
cd routes for subways in Manhattan
and Brooklyn Will cost $320 100000
and the necessary equipment will
foot up $l00, 100000 more. In addition,
four rapid traasittunuels viii be bui
under the East River TO cost s20,000,-
600 Eight new giant bridge slruc-
lures to span the East River and we'll
Brooklyn to Manhat an. win consume
81. .000 o00 OF the cily's money Tho
Pennsylvania railroad tunnel new
nearing completion will cost $J9,02pt
900. and other tenneis and br dyes
will maize up the total These plans
Indicate tia; New York III entering
upon a period Of constructive engineer
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-10-07
FASTENERS WIN
The First Contest Between the Won.
en- Golfers Representing the
East and West Sections.

West Newton. Mass, Oct. G,-The
first ests between women golfers,
representing the eastern and western
sections of the country resulted to
day in victory for the ea.t by score
Of Is to I. OF the player. on the west.
ern team II were from Chicago, tWo
from Wisconsin, and one each from
ST. Louis, Denver and California.
Miss Warren, Of the Edgewater
club Chicago; Mrs. Brewer, Evans,
ton club, Chicago and MIS-, Roop Of
Denver were the only wcsterners to
win their matches The eastrn team
was made up of seven players from
Boston tx from New oYrk, and three
from Philadelphia
The best contest of the day was
between Miss Marion Warren Of Chi
cago. and Mrs r. H. Barlow, Of Phil
adelphia. VII ch was carried to the
21st green for a decision the western
player winning enc up.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-10-07
TAKES HOPEFUL VIEW.

Nashville, Tenn, oct G.-Caairman
Henry T. Morrow 81 the Statc Demo.
crate committee takes hopeful view
OF he political situation in Tennessee
just now. as it affects the gub2rna
torial contest. Speaking of the cam
paigu this morning and the prospects
OF the Democratic ticket Chairman
Morrow predicted that there viii be-
larger vote I'm November han Is
. nerally expected He expresses the
opinion that there viii De an unus-
uaily large vote for an on political
ycar aud that the Democrats viii roll
up their customary maj0rtics.
Mr Morrow said that existing CON
dijiOns are more than satisfactory. so
far a. the Democratic party is con
cened The Democrats arr organizing
clubs all over the state. and are max
ir- preparations t1 get ont The full
strength uf the party on election day
next mon n. The members Of tn
party are getting busy everywhere,
says the chairman
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-10-07
PALMA SOLD OUT
Is Charged BY Cubsns Who Brand
Him as = Rank Traitor.

Havana. oct. G-Cubans ar amazed
AMI angry with the revelations made
by the publication of the correspond
ence between President Palma and
the United States government They
are realizing for the firt inc iu5r
how weak and incompetent Palma IA.
4 split in the Moderate party has &C.
suited.
Dr Vioudi aud other prominent
members of Tire party withdrew from
It this morning saving it was uow
tr4Wn that Palma and IBIS friends
were trai urs 10 CuIa.
General Pine Guerra. Tho iE--rgert
leader said today.
"Rsu-.reit b. more friend of Cuba
than Palma wa. IIe did NOT wish 20
intervene. buI Palma f1rccl him TO do
So installing TIDE tue situation u
was not true tina Cuba Wa. falling
into anarchy. Il was not true that the
government was not able To- protect
Ives and property here and was
against foreigners. Nobody is aEaile+
foreigners. but all are against Palma.
He could No protect himself and that
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-10-07
THINKS BRYAN IS
RIGHTEOUS BUT
NOT RIGHT
SENATOR BEVERlDGE ExToLS
HIM AS SOLDIER OF HIS
CONVICTIONS.
DREAMER AND ACHIEvER
Is Expression He Uses in Comparing
Nebraskas Great Radical and
the President-Says Beth
Are a Necessity.

Cincinnati, O., Oct United
States Senator J B Foraker, of Ohio
A. J. Beyerdge. Of Indiana, and Con
Gressman Nicholas LongworIh, and
NJ. p. Goebel. Of Ohio, participated IN
the opening CT the Republican cam
paign in this city tonight
The Blaine club escorted the speak
ers to Music Han, which was crowded
10 the doors Foraker as chairman.
made brief speech in which he urged
the people Of this district to re-clect
Congressman Nicholas Longworth ana
Herman F. Goebel Both congress
men made short speeches and were
followed by Senator Beyeridge.
Beyeridge said in part:
| have no patience with the abuse
OF Mr. Bryan Mistaken in policy, he
is vet a hero of conscience At St
Louis he refused to sell his moral
birthright for a mess of pot.age. Sur
rounded there by the master manipu-
lators of an uurighlcous cabal that
sought to snare and though to fool the
American people, he refused to Sub
NIT and tramplcl beneath his feet
their offers Of influence and power
And today he is the Same undismayel
soldier OF conviction. choosing 70 ut
Ter his thought. however il may shat.
tor his fortunes.
The Poet Never a Statesman,
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-10-07
We MUST TURN TO
FARM TO ESCAPE
DISASTER
JAMES j. HILL SEES DANGER
AHEAD UNLESS THE LAND
is TITLED.
THE ONLY SURE METHOD
For Long Continued Prosperity Lies
In Taking Advantage of Natures
Opportunties-Tim viii
Present Itself.

Cb cago Oct G-James J. Hill was
the principal speaker tonight a, a ban
quet given at the Auditorium Hotel
under the auspices of the Commercial
! Development of the Northwest
Mr. Hill said hat by the middle Of
! his century our population will ex,
I ceed 200.009,e90 and that the great
/ quesi on even now is how shall these
people find profitable occupation and
btain the necessities OF life
Practically all our public lands are
occupied. he said; irrigation viii sup
ply only about 100000 forty acre
1arms. or forests are rapidly go ng
and our iron and coal supply will be,
Gin to show Signs of exhaustion before
fifty years have passed.
we shall, with the coming of mil
lions have to provide for them he
said ITO be thrown back upon the
soil il the only resource Of mankind
capable of infinite renewal and that
offers life for generation after gen
Grafton.
Upon the cult yation of the soil al
Vaf+ed mmefclal aculty Oh WHAT
ever intrinsic form or interest il
naialy built; and upon it depend The
future Of mankind and the nature and
staelllty OF ts maatuaon7'
Hi then called attent on to the fact
nat me sou was oe'hs ln'poVsF she',
ea1a'sss treafm ent ana declare'
nat reform ~ ~ h'anass 2seht y
osoiate ne2e s53y % 10Y aeIlcilt7fa "a
products may be aouoied eaca year 70
IRE ',f a@ ~ rs ., re ''''ne,
IRE y 60
our gro
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7 .'I
'or a''''' pTe' 90 non
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The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-10-07
SNOW IN SOUTH
Conductor N. c. DePew, Of Cairo. Re
ports Fall Of Snow Yesterday
Near Mississippi Line.

Conductor n G. DcPew, of tho Mo
bile and Ohio railroad, reports that
snow fell early yesterday morning in
Mississippi and Tennessee. As Con
duetor DePew's train which was nine
hours late crossed the line betwe n
the two states about J:30 a. N. the
prise to the crew ana passengers ON
the train. Cairo evidently Is still "a
superior winter resort To- places far
Their south
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-10-07
LEAD ENRAGED WHITES TO MANY
ACTS OF VlOLENCE-RACE
WAR AT MACON, GA.
WAR OF DETERMINATION
viii Soon Come if Remedy For Pre-
vaiIng Conditions is Not Found,
Says TilIman-Negro Bishop
Asks Blacks to Pray.
One Days Record.

! Macon, Ga.--Two white men were
shot by negro. Mob attempt I'd to
take him from Jail, but he is safely
confined in the barracks. State troops
called out.
Bloomington, Ind.--A mob attempt.
ed to lynch a negro who shot restur-
ant keeper but officers took him to
Bedford, fer safe keeping.
Mobile, AIa.-A mob Of 200 masked
men took two nenroes accused Of as
saulting white women from officers,
three miles from Mobile and Iynched
them. Many Of the mob members
wanted to burn the negroes at the
stake.
Basin. Miss.--A mob of white men
captured ard Iynched a negro, fifty
miles from Mobile for attempting to
assault a white woman,
Columbia, S. CA mob formed last
night for the purpose Of Iynching .
negro who shot three white men at q
circus. He was taken to the state pen
itentary for safe keeping.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-10-07

King, a retired butcher, went into IL
saloon today and asked for a glass.
poured into il almost an ounce Of
bromodia and drank lt He then went
TO a telephoae and was holding con
versation " tn some one when he
uddenly exclaimed. "Go~d ~d-by!' and
fell 10 the floor unconscious He was
removed to a h"rpital and will recover.
II is rot known whether or not he
took the drug with suicidal intent.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-10-07
SLAIN BY NEGRO
Wss White Man H'leT He Refused to
Give Him { Sandwich Wi.hcut P7y

Bloomington, Ind. Oct G-Alf.p|
Stephen. proprietor nf q street lTn"i
waEoa. was shot ami killed by Edward
Jones a negro here tonight
Two attempts were made TO take
The negro away from the officers Ju'
be was spirie ed away and is now on
the way TO Bedford Ind. The negro
demanded a Eandwich without paving
for it and upn being refused shot
stephens.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-10-07
HOOK
Broke and the Heavy Car Ran Down
the Steep Incline and Killed One
and Injured Three.

Racine, Wis. Oct. G.-This after
noon Maig Franche aged so years
was Killed, Sam Fagut, aged 80 years
was fatally injured and two men were
hurt in an accident al the John
OLaughlin company's stone quarry
ne and one half miles north Of this
city
A car loaded with stone was beiag
pulled up an incline when the hook
broke and the car ran down at terrific
spced. stltkink the men who were
working below
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-10-07
F FE::L..0N
Is Charged to Man Who is at the
Head of Illinois Mayors Asso-
citation BY Grand Jury.

Rock Island. H., oct G.--Mayor q
w McGaskrin, recently elected presi
dent of the Mayors Association OF
Illinois. was indicted by the grand
jury here today on -four counts for in
citing others to destroy railway prop
csty,
The mayor led the police in track
tearing operations against the Bur
lington and Milwaukee roads in this
city. The oteusc constitutes a felony
in Illinois.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-10-07

Six shots were fired, two taking effect
in the body of Turnage. one bail
struck near the left nipple and ranged
downward the body TO the front The
other penetrated the thigh hone,
S,arnes was not hit at all The wounl.
cd man VIII recover if no complica-
uo0s get in. Starncs was taken to
Searcy and put in Jail to await the
effects of the wounds.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-10-07
ing work such as the world has hithe
never seen or dreamed Of

o never seen or dreamed Of
There have been several epidem-
les of matrimeny In evidence In the
metropolis of late which 20 to show
that Cupid Is no respector OF bus ness.
4 short time ago one Of the big
Insurance companies. which employs
scores of stengraphers announced
that its office fcrce was being serious
ly depleted from the fact that all the
stcnograuhers were getting married
TO the young men Of the Office stan
soon after The public school term BE-
gan it was discovered that seventy
four Of the city's women teachers had
married during The vacation PIactic-
lliy all of these came back Co work
A by-low 4 the Board of Education
torbids any woman teacher TO marry
under penalty Of losi-g her job, but
The court Of apcpals hts aided w =
cupid and declared 'he bylaws mll
and void ln the third an last IN
stance of tbe matrimonial epidemic
the course If frp love ran more
smoothly one year ago the mana
ger Of enc 0f the most popular Frencn
restaurants and cafes uu broadway
announced shat hr would give 500
to each OF his employees that MARIE
and $50 for each subsequent visi. 4
tbe s'ork Since mas BE the offer be
has had to hire special b1obkecpcr
fo keep account Of vital .'atis ics. U8
l1 October ] be- lad paid lut s5.o5e
of which Sssag went for marriages
and che rest represented tbc mystical
number ~ Ventythroc babies There
.- no race suicide iu that particular
Broadway cafe
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-10-07
BROKE
His Own Woris's Record By Hu-ling
the Discus f38 Feet Inches. Did
Martin j. Sheridan.

New YORK. Oc-. G.-Marlu j. Shcri
dan. Of the Irish-Amer-c Athletic
Club today broke his worlds record IN
throwing fhe discgs the new mark
being l5S feet. g i-cbss. His bes.
previous threw and record was lS5
feet s inches made at Montreal on
September - laEt
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-10-07
REBELS REFUSE TO
D|SARM,,TROOPS
NEEDED
INSURGENTS DECLINE TO GIVE
UP GUNS AS LONG AS VOL
UNTEERs ARE ARMED.
TIME is BEING WASTED
BY the Disarmament Commission in
Cuba and Little Can Sc Done
Until u. S. Forces Arrive
Troops in Havana.

Havana, Oct G.-The first contIn
gent Of United states troops arrived
here late tonight ON board the trans
port Sumner. The ship viii 80 to The
Havana central wharf early tomor
row and the .odiers with Their equip
nent will be transported to Camp Co
lumbia.
Havana, Oct G.-The disarmament
Of the rebels cannot be successfully
completed until the volunteers organ,
,zed by the Cuban government have
4 been paid off, disarmcd and disbanded.
That is the position taken by various
rebel commanders scattered through
out The Island which are strongly in
clined to remain under arms until the
volunteer organizat o1s disappear
Thie is the only important factor now
relating to the otherwise fairly rapid
dispersal of the rebel forces.
The plan of the governor is to yiell
% this demand The volunteers
would have been mustered out sooner
ut for the necessity to have some
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The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-10-07
RANK
Outsider Was HoIseher But He Won
the Brighton Cup BY Three Quar-
tors Length From Fsvoritcs.

New York. oct. William Shield g
Holecher. O. rank outsider iu ihe bot
TIM won ihe Brighton cup. two and
a quarer miles the feature OF closing
DAY al Brighton Beach today. HI
her was - To I and won bv three
quarters Of a length. Flip Flap. S to- 3.
was second. Proper, the 9 to s
favorite. third.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-10-07
eRlscomE TO Be PROMOTED.

Washington Oct G-it is under
stood that Lloyd Grlscome. now am
ba5ssdor 10 Brazil. sill De- transferred
20 ST. Petersburg I'm rhe place Of Arr
haSsad0r Meyer. when the latter be-
csmes a member Of the Pre- ideut'5
cstinet
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-10-07
FATHER MURPHY PROMOTED

Rome. Oct G-Tbc report thai
Father W q. Murphy. of New York.
vi .c rector ot tHc American college
here. had been appointed n private
chamberlain TO the Pope Is confirmed
The apnaintomeBt carried with IL
taa itlc 8f Mousicuor.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-10-07
TWO LYNCHEO.
Bot tho Mob Was Dissatisfied and
Wanted 70 Burn the Blacks.

Mobile. Ala. Oct c-TVo undrel
masked uen met Sheriff Powers ami
two negroes at Richardson's Swi cl.
three miles u-uh of Mobile. ON tle
Southern Rai'Hay iolay. took the pris
oDers from him and hanged them On
the spot. No others were hurt
The negroes had been taken t0 B.r-
mingbam for safekcrping and were
being brought to Mobile for rial UH
the charge Of as aUlii 2 white women.
(Coniinued on Fourth Parol
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-10-07

N0a fhsi the heated days are over.
he city officials who crim s'ical,y
caII themselves fhe servant, of The
people can b. "Kp,-feI i1 spend a
reasonable uumhcr Of tuur per week
al their desks aGs.n. Duun- t5e -um-
NOR mo- .hs The second lar-eSt city
n the world vas ol'oWats pract Ca'ly
lo run itself Dust gathered on the
elaborate desks Eith which tte city
Offices are decsri ana spiders WoTe
their wehs scloss the haudsons
svival chairs. SoHe rity Of cer- IKE
the mayor. toes extended trips abruaL
tCoutfnpea On Tsira PARA
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-10-07

Macon, Ca. Oct 7-ht 2:30 O'Clock
ton glt Charles Ala and Iii.
Solo non proninent ung white
were shot by a nogr0 and serousl
re1 II be fer grounds W er
ig c ere being given da 1
aad Solomon were escortirg tw
young women, when 0 negro, in a
very offensive manner, forcad his wa
between the couples, separat ne thom
Rem insurance from the young men
led 10 an encounter, when the nogr-
whipped cut a revolver and opened
fire on Adams and Solomon Both
received wounds in the stomach.
Adams was no. seriously wounded
but Solomon's condition causes much
apprehension
The negro was promptly arrested
aud placed in Jail A general STAN
pede eusued among the blacks and
whites. as friends of the wounded men
made threats Of vengeance.
mob Of 200 formed and half Of
them west to the jail ana the others
10 he barracks. The barracks were
SO well guarded that no effort was
made to storm it and this contingent
joined those at the jail which was Wig
orousIy stormed.
Strenuous efforts are being madc
TO prevent violence, the mayor is OK.
ercisiue all the power at his command
10 this end
During the excitement ar the park
Pierce Bronson a negro. shot and
killed IEtbcr Howard, also colorcd.
a general fight followed the shoot
ing of the two whl;e men and many
shots were exchanged
Military companies have been rush
cd TO the scene TO prevent general
Ju break
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-10-07

This is the stuff out Of which is
made great preachers and refermers.
Such was Peter the Hermit; such
Rienzi; such Robcspirrc and Dan.ou;
such was Patrick HeIry and Wendell
Phillips In the pulpit Mr.. Bryan
would have been a greater and noblcr
Beecher. In the presi lent's chair he
would have been a more ruthless and
arbitrary Johnson Bat such have
never been nor ever can be the states
men of q people There H. in them SO
much of poetry, so much of fanatic
ism: there is 50 much of tlC dreamer.
So much of the martyr that while they
see splendid visions and dream
grand dreams they cannot make those
Wis ans realities or bring those dreams
to pass. The people. obcying that
practical instinct that looks to their
daily bread and nightly rest beneath
their rooftrces have never made such
men their statesmen.
And YET these men are needed by
humanity. Always among the people
there should be the voice of protest;
MIR. Bryan is superbly that Always
in free institutions there should be the
critic and the obiector; Mr. Bryan is
supromeIy that. Always unrc should
have its advocates; Mr. Bryan Is
grandly that
Riohteous But Not Right.
And so. tonight. concedine. nay,
gladly asserting the morality. COURAGE
and fidelity to what he belives best for
the people. / only question the sound
ness of Mr.. Brvan's views He is
righteous but not right In the minor
ifv he and his followers are useiul'
in tho majority he and his followers.
intending to work ont good. would
work ont ruin.
The true statesman has the divine
gift of achievement tic mobile art
of getting things done.
Patrick Henry was the orator NJ IN
dependence. Thomas Payne the phil
osopher Of liberty: both voiced the
spirit of the people But 10 took a
Washington 10 organize victory. an
with h-s Hamiltons. his Franklins. his
Wilson's and his Jeffersons to make
this republic a going concern. Cal
houn and Webster were splendid tho
orists. the one right. the other wrong
but il took a Jackson TO assert na-
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-10-07
Reeo-s fer Anchors.

The largest anchor ever made
weiged 26.5c0 POUNDS, and cost near
ly SO COO
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-10-07

Macon Ga. Oct 6-At 2;3o ocloc
this noraing Sunday the no at tha
ieai lea 9gi hat he neglo is c9a-
tined il the barracks VIII ch is wei
Gasrte7 This had ,'iet' eTee
but the mob has no, yet dispersed
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-10-07
DROPPED SENSELESS.

Fort Smith Ark oct g. Barney