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Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-05-11


FoRNIA.
strip OF Territory Which Mexico Wants
20 Sell 20 Uncle SAM
ity OF the principal Industries. how
ever. and much Of the land OF lower
California are In the hands OF for.
eigners. Valuable pearl fisheries. To-
Gated by a British corporation. Moth.
ing Is known In Washington about the
project and Il is extremely doubtful
II congress will agree TO the purchase
OF any more territory for some years
TO come.
Lower California was discovered by
XImenes. a spaniard. In 1892. and was
year later explored by Cor,ez The
region was visited by Drake as early
as 1879. In 1897 the Jesuits formed
establishments In the territory. built
villages and missions. and civilized
many OF the natives. On their expul-
sion In 1861. the missions were car.
ried on by the Dominicans.
The surface OF the peninsula Is gen
orally mountainous. and the climate Is
dry and warm. I, has an area OF S.
32s square miles and has a length OF
about 100 miles. In 1895 the popula.
ton was i2.2i5. OF which almost half
we're Indians. The rest OF the popula.
tIon Is mostly Mexican. with a sprink.
ling OF Americans. The annual rain.
fall IL from 10 10 Is inches. IL sci
dom rains except In summer.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-05-11
WILL LEAD DOUMA
THE FAMOUS PETRUNKEvIrcH
NAMED FOR PRESIDENT.
Candidate of Constitutional Demo-
rats Certain Of Election TO Presi-
dency Of New Russian Leg
islative Assembly.

81. Petersburg.-The douma, the new
Russian representative Legislature.
when is soon To meet, will probably
have as its first president NJ. Peirunke-
witch. who Is the candidate of the con-
stitutlonal Democrats. The famous
Petrunkevitch" as he is called In Rus
STA, Is the man whose name for a score
OF years has been In the forefront Of
Russian liberalism. lie does not look
the leader he undoubtedly Is.
A bearded man OF so. OF medium
stature. he would hardly attract a sec
ond glance In an ordinary assemblage.
But upon closer examination the deep
lines and piercing eyes beneath shaggy
brows lend to his otherwise ordinary
countenance an Intelligence and force
which mark him as a man among men.
lie comes from noble stock, an cd
family Of the province OF Chernlgoff,
where he was reared.
After having brilliantly finished his
college career at the University OF
Moscow, Petrunkeyitch lived for ten
years upon his estate. greatly Interest,"
ed in the peasants. studying their life
and habits and needs. At the same
time he served In the zemstvo OF the
province and there really began what
might be called his public career. but
his natural inclination to liberalism
and his outspoken declarations in favor
OF measures TO educate and lift up the
ignorant peasantry aroused hostility
among the bureaucrats OF 81. Peters
Arg. who were early appraised OF his
Saving influence. and he was dis
msssed from the zemstyo service. exiled
4om his native province and forbid
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-05-11

den 10 live In either OF the two capt
tails. 81. Petersburg or Moscow.
Then Petrunkeyitch took up his res
idenee in the government OF Tyer.
where he acquired an estate In the dis
irict OF Torjok. and at once became ac-
tive In the affairs of the zemsivo OF the
province. IL was not long before the
zemstvo OF Tyer. under his inspiration.
became renowned as the most ad-
vanced OF all the zemstyos In Russia.
Bit II Was not until after the death
OF Alexander III. that the incident Oc-
cured which made Petrunkeyitch's
name resound throughout the country.
Upon the accession OF Nicholas H. all
the zemstyos sent addresses with fe-
licitations for the young monarch. CON
dolenoes for the loss OF the late EN-
peror and best wishes for a long and
prosperous reign. The address OF the
zemstyo OF Tyer. however. was an ex-
traordlnary document.
While repeating the fluctuations and
formulas OF the other zemstyos. Il ado
ed that for the welfare OF Russia the
new monarch should give a constitu-
ton 10 his people. expressing the opin-
ion that only thus could Russia -four
ish. "A continuance Of the old regime. q"
Il said. will lead the country to perd.-
tloa"
This was the first time that the word
Constitution could be said % have been
openly pronounced In Russia. and Pc
trunkeyitch and Rodecheoff were the
authors OF that historic document Il
and the other addresses were formally
presented to the emperor November }.
1896. when he received the deputation
Of mobiles and zemstyoists. although
actually they had been sent TO the en-
peror in November. 1884,. a month
after the death OF Alexander III.
Amid grand romp all those who had
presented addresses to the emperor
we're assembled in the magn ncent
Nicholas hall OF the Winter palace.
Petrunkevitch headed the deputation
from Tver.
While thanking the zems,vos for
their patriotism, the youthful EN-
peror added that one among them-the
zemstyo OF Tver-had not realized his
confidence. 1T has permitted itsel /"
said the emperor. his voice trembl ng
and his eyes glancing furtiyely for sup
port into the cold. hard face OF Pobie-
donOstsefi. the procurator OF the hoy
synod. who stood al his side and who
was the real author OF the speech. It
has permitted Itself 10 speak Of con-
stimtion. That. gentlemen. Il a sense
les dream"
Those words. reproduced In all the
papers throughout Russia. drew all
eyes to Petrunkevit and made him
celebrated. He became In a day the
idol OF the liberals.
II was not until 1904. when Prince
Syiatopolk- Mirsky became minister Of
the interior. that Petrunkevlich r.
celved permission 10 come 20 ST Peers
burg. and his appearance there VS.
colncldent with the meeting Of the first
Eerustyo congress. November 1872.
1905. OF which he was unanimously
chosen president
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A FLYING AUTOMOBILE.
Russian Invention Which Seeks 20
Solve the Problem Of Aerial
Navigation.

Paris.-M. VIVA. an ingenious Rus
sian. is going TO attempt 10 accomplish
what Prof Langley and Hiram Maxim
failed in-the navigation OF the air by
aeroplane.
Instead OF launching himself from
railway or boat. the Russian will try a
flight In the machine shown in our H.
lustration which was made from a
photograph made by NJ. Branger. OF
this city. The machine Is a comblna-
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-05-11
New Head Of japanese Army.

Gen. Baron Kodama. who has been
chosen to succeed Field Marshal Oyama
as head OF the japanese army. was ed
ucated In Rutgers college. York. Pa.
lie has been called the genius OF the
japanese army" lie Is credited with
having done more than any other man
10 plan the strategy which resulted In
the Japanese victories In Manchuria.
where he was Marshal Oyama's chief
OF stat.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-05-11
Only Negro omeer.

The only negro o.icer OF the army
who Is West Pointer Is Charles
Young. at present on duty as military
attache AZ Port-au-Prince. Hayt' C'Di.
Young entered the military academy
In 1884 and was graduated In 1859.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-05-11
alxeerin and Indigestion

II you suffer from indigestion. try the
effect OF a teaspoonful OF pure glycerin
taken after each meal. This will often
cure an obstinate case Of indigestion u
long standing In about fortnight. Mix
the giycerin with half wineglassfJ
Of water.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-05-11
TME FLYING ArToMonILE.

ton. as will be seen. OF the aeroplane
and automobile. The latter Is built as
light as possible and is OF the classic
type OF motor. which is worked by
liquid gas. This three wheeled auto
supports the widespread wings. to-
gether with propeller and rudder.
The wlngJ or sails are connected by
gearing with the motor. which not only
propels the machine. but operates the
propeller and sails.
The tricycle. Is started at full speed
with the wings at the proper angle TO
make II rise by wind resistance.
No account OF NJ. vinas expert.
ments has yet been given out.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-05-11
Abssnt-M Jones.

Absent-Minded jones.
Strange fellow. that man Jonssl"
"Yes?"
"Uh. hu; awfully absent-minded.
Why. only last night he came home In
a preoccupied mood. put his cigar in
a tunbier Of water and threw his
false teeth out OF the window"
Why try to make q woman see she's
wrongi II she admits the error. She
will weep all over your starched shirt
front until you have to call the laun-
dryman-or the plumber.
vaporings
Pat discharged his head plumber
the other day for having the nose
bleed. "'Tis not much OF a plumber
ye a'are." shouted Patrick. ~whin ye
ca-ant stop a leak In yer own facet"
Many a young woman who could
Just die Waiting" should. This would
save some young men a miserable
married existence.
Most clocks are union made. They
strike. anyhow.
A circus poster Is usually spring
tonic enough for the average villager.
Little Willie certainly has a Just
noller coming. Ma kept him at home
on circus day and made him take cas-
tor oil.
Yes. Curly Locks. the darl. ages
we're In the knight time.
The suffering man has more parts
Of speech than can be found In the av-
erage school grammar.
Some great-hearted men can love
two women az the same time. but
most women prefer one whose heart
Is not so large. Big heartedness. like
blg-headedness. is not always to be de-
sired.
The man that paints the town
The rounder or the saint
BY all the rules Of law.
Nust pay fof All the paint
lie never would drink another drop;
Thus sWure bonzy Jimmy WaEgon-
II seldom b. wise 90 sell the CRIB
Now Jim.s got another jas on
Sprinkles.
II is difhcult for conscience 20 con-
Fince the man that be has taken a
counterfeit dollar In change
Clothes DO not make the man. and
yet the women insist on our wearing
them.
Marrying for the fun OF the thing
usually proves that the Joke Is on you
Hope Shell Get t.
Mrs Daniel Munro. Of No. Tss West
Adams street. has issued invitations
for a dinner on Tuesday. February 6.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-05-11

The man who pays more attention
70 the public house than TO his own
house will soon come 10 grief
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-05-11

IT'LL
VISITS
WITH
UVGLBy-

Out Hum NJ Htck'ry trich-
I've been out hum to Hick'ry crick. an
things IL n.ovin' there.
They've built a bran new opry house an
fenced an county fair.
BIZ wliiers he has gone and put some REQ
paint on his store.
An Haskins. not 70 be 0utdid. has gone an
spread some more,
They've shlnsied all the Baptist roof. an
got out hitchin' posts.
An graded down old scfogsin's hill, "hA'
onct ! used 20 coast,
IN Union house has pus IN steam, an hh-
ram links. hing.
Has bought hisssif a new cash boz ties
opens when ys ring,
BY George. I tell you things Is smart Out
hum AZ Hick'ry crick.
With Hsins Brapt's new omnybgs all paint
ed red an slick,
Tn parsonags has got a porch. M faet'ry's
An thar be hinun's goln' on sreout slse-
tric lights
tn mayor sea he thinks thsy's Ne. sf only
IL wuz struck.
An maybe when they're drlliin' down.
they'll strike sons gold fer luck.
Yes. things IL moving smart out there. an
yit It's reaLots Aoos
This Twin IN IN city way sonshow Il sits
me blrei
Sometimes 7 think that want made { pias
an be plumb sick
A-wishln' I was way back thar-out hum.
In HIck'ry cricki
II cats delight 20 yowi AZ night
And dogs persist Ia moving.
II surely Is the mayors biz"
Their voices 70 be tuning.
n lovers love their turtle-dove
And waste the time IN purring.
IL plainly II each papa's biz
To keep the trifier stirring.
y: Isl
- E-
In other words it's % 70 you
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-05-11

Strange fellow. that man Jonssl"
"Yes?"
"Uh. hu: awfully absent-minded.
Why. only last night he came home In
preoccupied mood. put his cigar in
tunbler Of water and threw his
false teeth out OF the window"
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-05-11

Why try to make q woman see she's
wrongi II she admits the error. She
will weep all over your starchcd shirt
front until you have to call the laun-
dryman-or the plumber.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-05-11

In other words it's Up 20 you
To take the giri or else ''skid-door'
s.s.ss.s.--s.-ssssssss s.s--s-s
- and Car Fare for You.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-05-11
Hope Shell Get n.

Mrs Daniel Munro. Of No. Tse West
Adams street. has issued invitations
for a dinner on Tuesday. February s.
Chicago Tribune.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-05-11

Many a young woman who could
Just die Waiting" should. This would
save some young men a miserable
married existence.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-05-11
vaporingA

Pat discharged his head plumber
the other day for having the nose
bleed. IT'S not much Of plumber
ye a'are." shouted Patrick. -whin ye
ca-ant stop a leak In yer own facet"
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-05-11

Marrying for the fun OF the thing
usually proves that the Joke Is on you
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-05-11

Most clocks are union made. They
strike. anyhow.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-05-11

Some great-hearted men can love
two women al the same time. but
most women prefer one whose heart
Is not so large. Big heartedness. like
blg.headedness. is not always to be de-
sired.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-05-11

The suffering man has more parts
Of speech than can be found In the av-
erage school grammar.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-05-11

Yes. Curly Locks. the darl. ages
we're In the knight time.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-05-11

Little Willie certainly has a Just
holler coming. Ma kept him at home
on circus day and made him take cas-
tor oil.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-10-09
hitchod for life.

hitched for life.
DR.. Hall Whitaker has returned from
his trip TO Chicago. He enjoyed ihs
trip fine so n says
Two plays win he in our ope-a
house this week. The m.' on the 9fh
and The second on The 10Th. a special
engagement Of Miss Dorrir Ashton and
an excellent cast in East Lynn. " this
is a guaranteed attraction and com
posed Of the best artists.
Mr.. ". \. Dougherty and son have
returned from Columbus. Ohio. where
they were visiting the past month.
Tomorrow night "A Home Spun
Heart will be given i'm the opera
house. An excellent cast will pro-
duce this play on your stage. II is the
best attraction your city has had iu
q great while as 10 Is a guaranteed
Yol should turn out ana
gct your moneys worth.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-10-09
PATRIOTIC UNITY
concluded From First Page.)

that it is not yet an issue The cues
ton as to whether we should have
taken the islands in the first place is
so many years in the past that it is
70 longer an issue.
And 50 it is that The spirit # polir.
cal independence is awakened and
the spirit of craftsmanship slumbers.
This is always so in the hour OF great
national contentment. The spirit of
partisanship rules when vital policies
are to be determined. and it should
mie then. the spirit Of independence
reigns when the largest question is
merely the question of good govern
ment and it ought to reign then
When the republic is in danger. Meth
or partisanship nor independence are
dominant. for then Americans are un-
anim0us
What then. is the situation We
have a party in charge of the govern
nent and a party in OPPOSITION
deal coalition in a situation like the /
present and in a government like our- I
Ms argument tonight f. that the Re /
publican party is best fitted 10 admin .
sfer the peoples government. that I
" Democratic party lis best fitted for /
Opposition
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-10-09
ADJUSTMENTS
A Race For a Widow.

A comedy called A Race For a
Widow comes no the opera house
Wednesday October 1Oth The qual..
ties OF the piece are lightness and
refinement Broght lines are plentiful
and there are many fresh devices f.r
heiehfening the merr meut While
hocr are numerous mdicrous silua-
tiou- there IS an uuiercurront Of
dramatic strength and a love story
bot OF The wishy-washy sort. but bright
with witticism Nicely blended
through The play lncidently new
songs and specialize are introduced
Pete Baker. the famous comedian Of
chris and Lena fame U.s. The star.
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The
Employer

Who uses his bfsf judgment in Sc .
lecting employees
Provides them with a q0od system
of accounting;
And bonds them in the AMERICAN
SURETY COMPANY OF NEW
YORK, the largest Surety Company
in the world,
Will
Re duce defalcations to the
minimum
And when they do occur, will find
himself e1OHerafed from blame and
Justly commended IS an able and far.
seeing executive.
Many an employer has bitterly re.
GREETED that he did not msif on
having the bond of this Company.
Remember that other Surety Corn.
panies, If fhey pay. rarely DO 50
with the CELEBRITY of this Company,
and spend little in capturing de.
faulters.
YOU rant the best
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-10-09
MOUND CITY, ILL.

octo5er q 1ao6.

Mrs. J. IS. Read i- a c0nmIe-ccnt
this m0ru.uE
Russell Taylor made q business triD
TO Cairo Sunday morning
Mrs Hoffman U.s. slowly recovering
from her broken hiD.
Mounds failed to show uD at ne BAN
park YESTERDAY
Sir. Hueh Coliey IS in S. Louis
and looking for some county clerk Or
q preacher rs this time for TIE last
report is that be was going TO &c.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-10-09
POUNDING TO PIECES.

Buffalo. Oct S.-The schooner Ada
Medorla is ponding herself 10 pieces
al the entrance Of Buffalo harbor. Her
crew was taken off when The craft bo-
gan 10 sing today She is loaded with
hardwood lumber valued a 5000. 600.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-10-09
WABASH MAKES GAIN.

ST. Louis. Oct. S.-The annual meet
ing Of the Wabash railroad will he
held here tomorrow The annual re
port issued today shoms: Gross earn
.ngs for the year S25.e15.37S. an in
crease Of s3Is.77S over the previous
year: net earnings $685.. 491. an in
crease Of S3,7li.s35.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-10-09
FOUR FlREMEN INJURED.

Evansville. Ind. Oct. S.-While
fighting fire in the tenement district
OF this cts today which caused "A
damage OF $500. -four fremsn were
injured. one, Capt James Fit-williams
fatally.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-10-09
Low Rates TO New Orleans and Return
via Mobile and Ohio 3. &.

Account Knights OF Pythias meet
inc. October 18th 10 25th. NJ and o.
railroad agents will sell tickets to
New Orleans and return on October
y, l3. II and Is, at rate OF one fare
plus % cents for the round trip Re
turn limit October 90, with privilege
Of extension 10 November go Stop
overs allowed at stations Cairo AMI
south. Ask NJ. and o. Agents for
particulars.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-10-09
CUPID WINS IN ROMANCE
WHERE CREED DIVIDES
Miss Angela Ssvin Of California Mar.
ried to Rich New Workers. Son.

Los Angeles Cal. Oct. S.--Mis: An.
gela Savin of Tia Juana, over Califor
mia. though weak from secret opera.
lion for appendicitis, was married at
Tie Hotel Brewster, San Diego tn
Howard W Throckmorton son Of Il
wealthy New York merchant, yestar
day. Members Of the Savin family
were present. The bride. parents op-
posed the marriage because of diff
ference in religion, the bride being a
Catholic and the groom a Protestant.
When Miss Savin was stricken the
physicians announced that only her
marriage to the New Yorker couYd
save her life This swept away all re-
ligious differences and the wedding
was the result
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-10-09
Bryan Beaten BY Fraud.

country.
Bryan Beaten BY Fraud.
In the three last national campaign
no Republican national committee
spent millions of dollars to corrupt the
electorate and buy the presidency.
The insurance money was paid in 1904,
to the committee Of which George Cor
telyou was the chairman and to the
he magic OF his name and voice in
wan street. Cortelyou and Root are
among the presidents closest friends
and both are members Of his cabi
net. Did The president know OF these
contributionsH However, that may
be, one thing is sure. Parker was
not falsifer Who was | need no
venture 10 say
If Mr.. Bryan was defeated in 1896
he was fraudulenlly and corruptly de
feated For what purpose We're the
millions that were poured into the
doubtful states expended? II was
worse even than the theft Of 1876
Il was a foul wrong TO Mr. Bryan and
10 the country and. so far as such d
hing is possible, it ought to he recti-
fed. It is due to Bryan. as an act
Of simple Justice. that he should be
elected and installed in the office Of
y hch he was frauduIenlv deprived
That much Is due 10 him
Perhaps the one thing which above
ali others has contributed most to tha
presidents popularity was his adyo-
cacy Of rate regulation, But that was
a Democratic not a Republican policy.
Il was filched bodily from a Demo
cratic platform
have never been tayorably i'm |
pres ed with The proposition Of public |
ownership. | fear that evils Of gov.
ernment ownership would be greater |
lhan the evils we would attempt by /
that policy TO cure. | believe il AIDE I
quate laws regula ing railroads should
De enacted and if they should be
s.ernly and rgidIy enforced. practie
ally all the greater evils OF which the
cu9ntry justly complains could be
c.adicatcd As read Mr. Roosevelt.
ne does MT favor government owner
snip but he declares that it will ut
matcly come if regulation shall prove
G failure. MI BRYAN believes in tes'
ing regulation to its farthest lm,s.
and saws il il proves reasonably effect
We and satisfactory then there will be
no need Of ownership but that if
regulations fail, ownership will follow.
So far the TWO men stand on sulstan-
tally the anne ground The differ
snce between them is in opinion as to
he effect public ownership would
rave on the corntry Mr., Roosevelt
links II would be fraught with dan
ger, while Mr. Bryan thinks that with
. proper division Of property and re,
between the states and
he general government there would
le no public danger in the expert, !
nent
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-10-09
Low Rates to Humboldt. Tenn. via
Mobile and Ohio r. r.

one and on-third fare for the rounl
trip. account Humboldt Fair. Tick
cts will be sold October Sth TO 18Th
from stations. Corinth 10 Cairo. In
elusive. Return limit October 14th.
Ask VI. and o. Agents for particulars.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-10-09
SPARTA HIGH SCHOOL AND
BUSINESS COLLEGE


Fall Term Opens Sept. II.
Instruction thorough and practic-
al. Teaching force increased.
Rooms improved making ideal
business school rooms. creoo
Shorthand, Touch Typewritinq.
Advanced Business Methods. and
Expert Penmsnship taught by
highest class instructors obtain
able.
Graduates very successful in
securing and Holding positions.
Sparta Business Mems Associa-
ton assists graduates to positions.
Expenses about one-haIf that
Of any other reliable business .
school. Catalogue and particu- .
lars mailed free Address. S. 3.
Hood. supt. or }. 3. Lemon. 4.
Sec, Sparta, 90. :
. . . =
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-10-09
Low Rates to Trenton, Tenn. via No
bile and Ohio r. r.

On October 9th to 18th. NJ. and O.
agents. Cairo 70 Corinth. inclusive.
will sell tickets 10 Trenton at rate Of
one and one-third fare for the round
trip. Final limit. October 14th. Cal
on Agents for particulars.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-10-09

An Advertisement In The Bulletin IL
read By ten thousand people svsry
fay.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-10-09

To have your advertisement cad
b. the greatest number Il peOple il
nast appear n The 2allettz-
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-10-09
ROOSEVELT SCORED.
Continued from First Page.)

The Facts remain that he stands forth
AS the national boss; and his bosslsm
Is the issue Republicans tender to the
country.