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The Cairo bulletin., 1907-04-21
FR|CK OUT AFTER I.
HARTMAN SCALP.
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BREACH BETWEEN FINANCE AND
RAILROAD KINGS is
WIDENING.
SENATE SEAT INVOLVED


New York, April Wall street
heard today that Henry G, Frick has
completed a deal whereby he is to get
support to succeed Boles Penrose as
senator from Pennsylvania, and that
as a result he will from now on be
ar open adversary OF Edward II, Har.
rlman
Every one knows that split has
been wideniag between Frick and
Hartman. bu, only now is the cause
of the split understood.
Mr. Frick cannot hope to capture
Pennsylvania Legislators votes unless
he stands as staunch supporter of
President Roosevelt, hence the neces
sity of splitting with the railroad
man.
Although Mr FricI1 is now he les,
see and occupant of the splendid
Vanderbilt mansion on Fifth avenue,
his legal residence is in Pttsburg,
and he is on the list Of rs righteous
citizens Of Pittsburg recently pro-
claimed and publishe as such
Has Eye On Senate seat.
1t has been rum0red for some time
that Mr. Frick would like much to be-
come United States senator, but he
has nov clealF shown his hand, and
all Pennsylvania politicians know
that he Is after the place now occu-
pied by Boise Penroae, Of philadel
phia, the man who Ms been men
toned as having diyulged the CON
spiracy of rich men" against Pres-
dent Roosevelt
Boise Penrose is now in bad oder
with influential Republicans in Penn
sylyania, and his numerous enemies
will unite on Friek and make stiff
fight to elect the steel man to the
senate next year.
4 Mr. Friek IS understood to haN9
come to the conclusion that Mr.
Roosevelt's attitude regarding teh
governments supervision of corpora
tions is right in principle, and he is
TO have countered somWhat
lpon e H. Hartman and other mem
bers Of the Hartman syndicate who
10 not hold the, same views.
Jacob H. Sehiff of Kuhn, Loeb &
Co., has been reported as inclining to
Mr.. Frcks ideas.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-04-21
U. s. COLONIAL POLICY
Members Of American Acsremy Of
Political and Social Science End
Annual Meeting.

Philadelphia. Aprl Zo-The Amen-
w1 Academy Of Political and Social
'cicuc which for tvo days has teel
iscr sing in annual meeting. ih9
tme-ican colonial EoIicy and admins
ration closed Us session on gat, th p
1pic being Legal au3 Political Prob
ems Affecting the Dependencies"
The rec ~ convention between the
nlied States and tho dominican Re-
iahlic was reviewed by professor ia
ub II. Hoilandes e the John Hep
ins University. former treasurer Of
Porto Rico and sDee.a commissioner
% san Domingo
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-04-21
STEVENS NEW POSITION
Former chief Engineer of Panama
to Make Physical Valuation of
Eastern Railroad.

WASHINGTON, April 20--John +
Stevens, formrly chief engineer ana
chairman Of the Isthmian Canal Com
mission to be employed by one of
the large eastern :ailroads to make a
physical valuation Of its property
Stevens declined tonight to name
the railroad with which he is to be
come affiliated. hut admitted when
ques ioncd about he matter that it
was one of the largest companies of
the east He expects to enter upon
his new duties May lst.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-04-21
DENY THAW'S COLLAPSE
Rumor That Prisoner Had Broken
Down Followed Visit of Alien
lists to the Tombs.

New York. Arril 2O.-Dr. Smith Ely
Ieliffe. one of the alienists who icsti-
fed for Thaw in his recent trial.
called on Thaw in tae T3mbs today
and as a result the.c were immedia3 e
rumors that be had broken down
This point was positively denied by
naniel O'Rielly now acting as the
Prisoners chief counsel Thaw. he
said was in the best of condition.
both physically and mentally. and
hat there had been absolutely no
change in his condition since tie
case was ended OReilly said the
dcctor's visit was personal gather
than a professional one.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-04-21
DISORDERLY ELECTIONS
Contest For Memb.rs Of Spain's
Chamber of Deputies Promises
to Be Unusually Fierce.

Madrid, April 20 Elections for
members of he chamber OF deputies
which commences tomorrow, promis
20 be prolific in disorder particularly
a, Barcelona. and in for Catalan pro
yinces. awi 10 violent dissenions iA
the Republican party.
The electoral struggle will be par
ticularly fierce in Gusdalaiara and
other provinces VII re the government
seeks to break the long standing In.
huence of Coun Romanones.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-04-21
NEERAskAN DECIDES NOT TO
USE NEW SCHEME IN HIS
1903 PLATFORM.
TARIFF REFORM PLANK
To Be Strong Feature While Hopes
For Victory Are Based on "The
Necessity ard Proper Use Of
Contributions"

Omaha, Neh., April 20.As at pres
ent planned there will be no advocacy
Of government ownership OF railroads
in the next national Democratic plat
form if William j. Bryan and his fol
lowers control tn convention. Free
silver probably will net he meantioned
but the anti Imperialism which has
characterized the last two national
plaforms viii g've Place to plat-
form reform in colonial policy James
c. Dahlmau, Democratic National
Committeeman from Nebraska, who
las rec ntly been in close consulta
tion with his chief over the plans
and p licies Of the forthcoming cam
paisn today made public an outline
Of the Bryan platform as at presen
drafted According % Dahlman, the
plans on VIII cn Bryan chiefly relies
for Democratic victory arc one
fning the necessity aud proper u.s.
OF contributions from all sources to
he used III the campaign, and an
ether den uncing usa rpation Of power
by The president IN both Of which re
sp cts 1t will le asserted Pre5iden
Roosevelt has opcrsepped TRUE Den
ocrala principles
Strong Taru plank.
Tariff reform viii also be made 4
strong feature Of the platform The
plank Will DO 50 worded as to indi
cate reasonabi conservatism on
tariff lpdGeti II, Il IS believed py
he Bryan leaders that many Rcpuh
Iican votes can be drawn TO the Dom
ocra ic ticket by declaration for q
moderate reduction in many tariff
sch dulles. The trend of events. es.
peciaIly in Cuba, WI govern, to a
lfrge extent, the language Of the
DIank covering colonial policy II is
Bryans diea NOT 70 antag0nize the
settled feeling of The people in this
matt Il The slogan win be reform,
'aiher than tne absolute disestabllsn
uent of the system already adopted
A halt in naval and army expendt
ur will be demanded, Election Of
senator's by direct vote. reformation
If civil service rules and a strong
'oreign policy will be urged
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-04-21
WEALTHY FARMER IS
FOUND MURDERED IN
BURNING HAY STACK

Chippewa Falls. Wis, Ap,il 20.-
Jacob Roethlisberger a wealthy far.
mer was today found in a burning
hay stack with bullet hole In his
side 1t is believed that some one
shot him and tried to cover up the
crime by throwing his body into the
stack and setting il on fire. Officers
found number Of letters threatening
his life.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-04-21
WEEKS WAS AeeREssoR,

Philadelphia, April 2o.-"Frcldy
Weeks. of Cripple Crcct Colo. TO
night had a slight adfanl1g' over
6 over Hayes of Chicago in six
round bout Weeks WIS Tire a-r ssor
in almost every round erce9t tfc
fit h. when Hayes staggc.cl him with
a right swing on the jaw
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-04-21
PEACHES AND APPLES GONE.

Kansas Cts. April 20-That - pc
cent Of he peach and apple crop was
destroyed by the recent cold weather
IS the opinion OF he Missouri Valley
Horticultural society. which held a
meeting here today Cherries. plums
and pears are almost total loss.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-04-21
TWO CHILDREN AND
BABY BURN TO DEATH
IN STOVE EXPLOSION

Port Huron, Mich April 90
Ethel Hicks. aged Z, her brother Paul
aged G, and their eight months old
baby sister were burnel to death in
their home eday by an explosion OF a
gasoline stove which the two older
had attempted to light in the
absence of their parents.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-04-21
KILLS WOMAN, SHOOTS
BROTHER, HIS RIVAL,
AND THEN SUICIDES

Ottgmwa, Iowa, April 90 Because
he thought his brother had gained the
affection of Mrs. Sallle Morgan, 10
whom bcIh had been paying at ntion,
Oyit Thompson Of Bedford, Iowa, to-
day shot and killed the woman, NOR
tally wounded Roscoe Thompson and
then committed suicide The woman
was recently separated from her hus-
band.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-04-21
ROBBERS SHOOT BUTCHER.

Lima. Ohio April 2p.-Wnifam
Lsge aged &c. was shot anl alros
instantly killed in hi meat market in
thc suburb Of Sidney tonight by two
robbc-s who secured ab-ut 50 an
e.. aped.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-04-21
'IB|RTEEN|NJUHED
BY CARCOLlIS|ON
HEAVILY LOADED WAGON HITS
Al STREET CAR IN PITTS.
RuRG-THREE PASSENGERS
WILL DIE.

l'lltsburg, April 20. Thirteen per
sons were seriously injured, three Of
whom viii die, in a collision tonight
between AN elccttic car and heavily
loaded wagon.
The fatally injured are: John
Donohuc, aged II; Lary Could, aged
~, motorman Of The wrecked car, ana
Ottmar Eichcnaub. aged Is.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-04-21
FIFTEEN GOVERNORS ACCEPT

New York. April 2o-FIffeeu gov
eruors have accepted the invitation
of the National Civic Federation 20
rame delegates 90 attend the ma
tionsI conference ON combinations
and trsss in Chicago, NAY ZS 90 81
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-04-21
PERU SETTLES BIG CLAIM.

Lima. Peru. April 20-Tbe govern
ment today issae a decree providing
for payment 90, the United Stat s
Cuano company s7.SS5.ilO in bonds ~
the pubiic debt on delivery by he
company Of 3.f04 certificates. each
fer $1,000 0o0 gold. This transaction
settles all claims Of the company
sga.rst the government
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-04-21
ATTACKED BY A HORSE.

Rockport, Ky, April 2o,-The it'le
daughter of JOS ph Anderson, a farm
er was attacked and kicked into in
sensibility today by horse believed
to be dementcd.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-04-21
DIED OF FRIGHT.

Goshen. lBL Ap-n 20 o-Nrs. Geo
Gro hers. aged % years died Of
fright when .torer She was driving
shicI at an aufom bile and started
io uuu away
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-04-21
TRAVIS RFeAlNs TITLE

Nes York April 29.-Nalt r !
Travis retained his supremacy toja.
by defeating Jerome d. TraileTs
champion Of The Mefropoli an Golf As
sociaiou By I up in IS h,les.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-04-21

A MERCHANT Is SURE that
poor, or patchedup, delivery wagon
would not be good ad, for his store
that a careless window display
would be costly. Yet either OF these
Is as good as poor advertisement.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-04-21

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The Cairo bulletin., 1907-04-21

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The Cairo bulletin., 1907-04-21
TIE CLASSIFIED ADS. pubIIshsd

today mlI ralse d whoc lot of things
TO happen' IN this city. Perhaps you
win be concerned IN some Of THESE
happenings.
The Newark journal., 1907-09-20

MISS ANNIE HENDREN, Rocklyn, 1Vl Wash, writes:
 "I feel better than I nave for over four years. I have taken several bottles of Peruna and one bottle of Manalin.
 "I can now do all my work in the house, milk the cows, take care of the milk, and so forth. think Peruna Is q most WOnde rfuI medicine.
 Il believe l would be ill bed to-day if had not written to you for advice. I had taken all kinds of medicine, but none did me any good.
 "Peruna has made me q we'll ard happy girl. l can never say too much for Peruna.o
 Not only women of rank and leisure praise Peruna, but the industrious, use- full women engaged in honest toll would not be without Dr. Hartman's world renowned remedy.
 The Doctor bas prescribed it for many thousand women every year and he never fails to receive multitude of let ters like the above, thanking him for his advice, and especially for the won- derful benefits received from Peruna.
The Newark journal., 1907-09-20
CHARLOTTE CHRONICLES.

Charlotte, Sept. 17.-Mrs. Liz zie Churchill and Judge Lindsey of Floral were married at the lady's home at this place Thurs day. The bride is one of Char lott's most accomplished ladies, while the groom is one of Inde. pendence county's. best citizens The writer wishes them long, happy and prosperous life.
 J. c. McGill, our efficient tele- phone manager, has been suffer inc from seriously bruised foot for the greater part of last week, caused by a falling telephone pole.
 Miss Essie Lindsey of Desha re- turned home Tuesday,, after a pleasant visit with friends and rel atives at this place.
 T. E. Lane, who has been on the puny list for the past week, went to Sulphur Rock Saturday for recuperatlon.
 Several from here attended the protracted meeting at Walnut Grove the past week.
 U. P. Kent, while working on q
The Newark journal., 1907-09-20

telephone line near this place, was struck on the head by a falling cross arm.
 Church at Walnut Grove is pro- gressing under the leadership of Rev. Story.
 Miss Esther Churchill was quite sick few days last week, but is better now.
 U. R. Haddock made a flying trip Sunday to deliver a message for cupid.
 Miss Lena Burlington and broth CT, Jack, of Sulphur Rock spent
The Newark journal., 1907-09-20
GRIF GRAY STILL ALIVE

Newport, Sept. 17.-Grif Gray the young man who was shot by John Parker, near Elgin, sev- eral days ago, is still alive, and his physicians think he has q chance of recovery. The young mans father, who was in town this morning thinks, though, that his son will die.
The Newark journal., 1907-09-20
Local Doings

Fine lot of feedstuff, corn, hay, bran and chops at N. A. Speed & Company s
 Good new kodak, never been used, for sale cheap. Apply at The Journal office.
 Col. V. '. Cook of Elmo was in town Wednesday morning en route to Batesville.
 E. A. Young, 8 successful busi. ness man and good citizen of Magness, was looking after busi ness in town Tuesday.
 w. L. Hall and Misses Inez Coombs, Kate Saylors and Irene Hall went out the Charlott neigh borhood yesterday to attend the box supper at Bateman Spring.
 Some parties became involved in difficulty at Mount Etna, near Cushman, Saturday night, and in the general melee which followed, George Nelson, young man about 22 years old, was cut several times with knife and dangerous ly wounded. It is thought that he recover. It is not definitly known who did the cutting.
 The protracted meeting at the Christian church continues with good interest. Rev. A. T. Ritchie arrived Friday and has been assist ing Rev. McDoniel this week. Ten persons have joined the church and been baptized and two more are to be baptized Sunday. The meeting will probably continue for several days yet, or at least until Sunday.
 Billy Jones wrote on the black board, Billy Jones can hug the girls better than any boy in schools The teacher seeing it, called him up. William, did you write that?o she said. The chil- dren waited for Billy to come out, when they began to guy him. "Gota lickin', didn't youl" No, /" said Bill. Get jawed?o "No." "What did she do?'.' they asked. "Shan't tell," said Bill, but it pays to advertise. ,
The Newark journal., 1907-09-20
CARD OF THANKS

We wish to thank our dear friends through The Journal for their kind help and sympathy to us during the last illness and death of our dear baby, Eugene. May Gods richest blessings be yours.s
 MR. AND MRS. FLOYD BARNES.
The Newark journal., 1907-09-20

night and Sunday with friends at this place.
 W. D. Baker made a business trip to Sulphur Rock Saturday.
 MT. and Mrs. Wm. Kent visited Mir, and Mrs. Geo. Walden at Hazel Grove Sunday.
 E. A. Hodges our clever and efficient deputy circuit clerk was here h, Tuesday, shaking hands with the boys.
The Newark journal., 1907-09-20
Just tell em at you it in The Newark Journal

Sunday evening with relatives here.
 Health is fairly good in this vicinity.
 Tom James of Cedar Grove was on our streets Saturday.
 w. B. Baker and wife are on the puny list.
 A. P. Yates made a business trip to Newark last Wednesday.
 Mir. and Mrs. J. K. Rawlings of Sulphur Rock spent Saturday
The Newark journal., 1907-09-20

Tell lem you saw it in The Journal
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-04-14
ZIRKLE&MOORE

six rooms, servants house. / stables, garden. orchard and four acres of land. This property cannot be duplicated for $2.000.00. We are offering it for only $1,500.00. It is a bargain, and is an ideal summer home. It is 300 feet toes. no malaria, and always cool nights. Remember, 1t IS FURNISHED and ready for occupancy.
 s1,S00-For s1,s0o we will sell largo house so renting to go0d white tenants cash or half cash. balance to suit pur- chaser This Is clear 12 per cent net investment. It Is near railroad property and always rent-$1,S00.00.
 Cloverdale and East Cloverdale- Have you noted the great amount of improvement being made inthat sec tton. These improvements assures that the property will be high class resi- dence property. City water, graveled streets, paved sidewalks; beautiful eie- vated lots. No expense has been spared to grade streets properly, and to make the property first class in every re- spect It is strictly white property, and is the only section of the suburbs that can be reached without going through objectionable districts. Lots range from $5oo.oo to s1,5oo.oo. and on @hre t0 sq KNoW Rn hs will REMAIN first class. Drive through the property to the COUNTRY CLUB and be convinced.
 $4,0o0. .00-For $4 900 we are author ized to sell at Highland Park one of its loveliest cottages; lot 100x150 with southern exposure. It will require only $1,000 to $1,500 cash to make this purchase.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-04-14
Before You Decide

purchasing HOME itwinpa making good by invest ing of antly in of sliding
 
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  the nvestm after deduing all
 
 
    spnd On peran investment here
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-04-14

$7,5O0.o0-A beautiful seven-room two- story dwelling Sayre St. Gas and electric lights, sanitary, bath with lot 50x210.
 $6.500 0O--A choice sixroom cottage Sayre St all modern Improvements and at a bargain price. Excellent lot 5Ox2l0. beautiful shade trees.
 s6,OOO. .oO-six beautiful lots Capitol Heights, well graded and desirable
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-04-14
REAL ESTATE BARGAINS

choice building lots that we can sell On easy payments. Lots aox2D0. Price, $250 oaCh
 We have for sale 24 choice Huburban lots on broad street close to rar line. These lots are selling rapidly on easy payments for $250 If we ran get quick purchaser for the entire remain ing 24 lots will close them out re- duction. This is q snap for the right party. and if you are interested nee us at once.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-04-14

If you are in the market for one of the prettiest homes in the southern part of Montgomery let us show you one that we have just secured for sale, and at a price that will interest you.
 If you have anything in the real es- tate line to sell no matter where 1t Is located, list it with us. If you are in the market for real estate see us be- fore you purchase.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-04-14

location for handsome residence
 $3500.00-A six-room cottage. all modern improvements. excellent neigh borhood. good barn, lot well elevated and will make you cosy home.
 $2,75o.OO-A f1ve-room cottage S, Hull St. Electric lights and gas, sam itary, bath, barn, etc.
 S1S0O0O-Highland Park five. room cottage and lot 100x153.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-04-14

We have for sale one of the best pieces of business property in the city This will pay good interest on the investment, and should bring $5,000 more than we are asking for it.
 For SaIe-A beautiful home. located on the hill near Sayre Street School. that would be hard to duplicate for a great deal more than we are asking. Price, $6,500.
 For Sale-$5,ooo will buy a lovely cottage on South Perry Street. This is corner lot and beautifully situated
 For sale-s1.s5o for good five-room house in southern part of the city. rents well. Easy terms can be ar ranged.
 For Sale.--A house on Highland Av- enue, not a block from the new school. We will take $25o cash. and the bal ance. $1,o0O. may be paid in monthly installments.
 For Sale--we still have a good many nice lots at Chisholm, but you shouldn't lose any time in making your selections as they are selling rapidly. Lots 50x175. $125, and may be paid In monthly in- stallments of $5.
 For Sale-we have several of the best lots in Capitol Heights for sale. They can be bought on monthly pay ments. They were bought when the property was first opened for sale, and they are the best.
 For Sale--At Grandview. twelve miles from city, on Prattville branch, we have a splendid residence, com pletely furnished, ready for occupant,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-04-14

We have secured for sale one of the prettiest pieces of land in the country. only one mile from city limits, and one-half mile from car line, this place contains 140 acres ahout fifteen acres Of which is beautiful grove. This is an ideal place for suburban homes or could be cut up for truck farms. Price $85 per acre
 On one of the prettiest gravel roads leading to the city and within one block of car line. we have Eeveral
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-04-14
Bethea & Conniff,
 Real Estate and Insurance.

FOR SALE-A { room residence and store situated on Red Bridge Road. rented to good tenants at s252 per year. Only a small cash payment required. Balance on time at per cent.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-04-14

FOR sALE-4 negro houses, rooms each on large lot, rented for S2SS per year. Price s15oo. A smal. cash payment requir- ed. Balance on time at per cent.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-04-14

FOR SALE-A 4 room cottage on Ran- dolph Street, rented for $150 per year. small cash payment. and balance time. Lot 50x15O. Price $1,55o.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-04-14
H o M E s
c2.S5O.0e

The five-room cottage No. 127 Clay Street. Renting for $240.00.
 S1 .s5O.O0. With terms to suit for five-room cottage on North West corner of Her ron and Holt Room enough on lot for another house.
 S500O. Cash and the balance payable S20.00 per month, for new six room cottage with bath and sanitary, near Oak Park Price, s2,35000 A nice home or investment
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-04-14
S4,75O.00.

A two-story, seven groom dwelling on corner lot on South Perry Street. The lot Is 50x150 and Is almost worth the money without the house
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-04-14
Chas. p. Our1ter
$5ooo.

25O acres very fine land within mile and half railroad and not far from Montgomery Ideal nome site; beauti full grove of oaks and cedars. Large creek and branch through place. Pret- tiest location for country home on mar ket.
 w. A. Jackson & Co.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-04-14
Homes
 and Investments

Ideal cottage on South McDonough only $350 cash required Don't miss it Prl s2,650. Easy terms.
 Splendidly located lot on South Hull just off of High s2.S00
 Five negro houses renting for $S6O year. Price $3,150. (Will lend $1.- 500 on this.)
 Store and dwelling on South Decatur. yer ng for $240. Price $2,100.
 The only desirable cottage on South Court, near in $7,750.
 Elegant residence on South Hull, cor ner EeG lot Modern in every respect. ss.- Tn 800 block on South Court, a cot tage and large lot $500.
 One of the best places on Sayre street. All conveniences, s6.5OO.
 Many others on our list.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-04-14
@,500.0a.

This Is one of the swellest homes In ,iir city. Has eight rooms and three bath rooms. Owner has good reasons for selling, and if you want nice home we believe this will suit you.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-04-14
WANTED-sALEsMEN.

LARGE Wholesale House. paying its sales. men $LbO0. % per year and expenses to sell staple line to general trade desires two more men to commence work at once if possible Address. Sawyer. Leslie q O.. De- troit. Mich. -
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-04-14

FOR SALE-25 acres of fine land on gravel road three miles from c.ty can be bought at a bargain
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-04-14

For Sale-$5,00 will buy a lovely cottage on South Perry Street. This Is corner lot and beautifully situated.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-04-14
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WANTED-MALE HELP.

ANY PERSON willing to distribute our samples good pay. Empire" s2 LaSalle St. Chicago H., -3