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The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1907-02-12
THE NEW LAWYERS
five Pass the Ex-
animation.
Eight Applicants Failed to Get
Through on the Questions Pro-
pounded BY the Su-
premc Court.

North Carolina has this morning
forty-fve brand new lawyers. some
Of whom may climb to the top, While
some may not get there.
For those who got through tn
examination Of Monday all right the
license were signed and sent out YES
terday. but eight of the applicants
failed to pass. The forty-five who got
license are
Attorneys Licensed February Term,
1907.
Terry a. Lyon. Bladen county.
Dennis G.. Brummitt, Granville
county.
George t. Goodwin, Scotland coun-
Benjamin T. Holding, Franklin
county.
Dallas b. z%olicofrer, Halifax
county.
John w. In, Forsyth county.
Avis c. Holloway, Harnett county.
Needham w. Outlaw, Wayne coun-
Jacob G. Ramsey, Madison county.
Guy T. Horner. ~Lynchburg, Va.
Samuel W. Radford, Buncombe
county.
Steven c.. Bryan, Madison county.
Thomas X. Woody, New Hanover
county.
John r. Barker, Jones county.
Bismarck Capps. Rowan county.
Edgar $. w, Cameron, Sampson
county.
Richard T. Fountain, Edgecombe
county.
T~hornweli Ct. Fur, Iredell county.
Joseph w. Haynes, Buncombe
county.
Kenneth r. Hoyle. Moore county.
Benjamin X. Lassiter, Granville
county.
Joseph f. Lilies, Edgecombe county.
Otto d. Lyon, Granville county.
Walter 3. Love, Union county.
Robert n. McNeely, Union county.
Albert NJ. Noble, Johnston county.
William b. Smoot, Rowan county.
Benjamin S. Skinner, Perquimans
county.
Julian X. Warren, Chowan county.
James H. Winston. Durham county.
Eli w. Hill, Wayne county.
Charles NJ. Thompson, Buncombe
Peter w. Garland, Jr.. Charlottes-
Vile, Va.
Norman A. Cooke. Mecklenburg
county.
Philip C. Cooke. Buncombe count
David r. Millard. Buncombe county.
Samuel P. Whitson. Buncombe
county.
Joseph W. Ruark. Brunswick coun-
Joseph W. Little, New Hanover
county.
John G. Carpenter. CASTOR county.
]. W. O.. Garrett, Bunconbe county.
Norris NJ. Scarborough, Buncombe
county.
Fred W. Bonitz. New Hanover
county.
Ahertus H. Pait, Bladen county.
Samuel G. Winstead. Person county.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1907-02-12
. estabI hmeut - this school
rrn~fN,u.affxP .Ja.pb-1n.

R-pr sentative Jacobson. Or Beau
fort. stated that beeaus cf failure =.
make railroad connection. the drlege
ton from Washington Was unable fp.
commit ee. He endorse ere-E
had been poken ir the precr
ing gentleman. H had sust eturn-t
frtrl Greensboro. aErt hc sl@t
tEo state Normal. ami -sil If ih-
LEGISLATURE give that institution me.
$3.50. 900 which il asks the cD4le-e
ssiIl mot be enabled thereby io liz
crease the number u its students ~"
believed that the committee. HhltE
had also visited lii college &as -
anghlg convinced that the ~sireen9b'E'
college could not ace p NOR" stu
dents. n he HoDa3 il would not "-
fuse the East the mere pIttaEte h
asked for the Eastern Normal n
mentioned the fact that Ma~sacnu-
sette has eleven normal schools; PeuH-
~sylvauia has Il; New York has IS;
ohio and tWeuty-nine states h1Ne
more than one state Normal school
He showed the striking INEQUALITY ~
the number If students from the east
cru counties It'll the state Normal COM
pared with the number Of students
from the western counties.
Nr. ". {. Rodman.
Mr.. w. G. Itodman. Of wash
ington. said he vas speaking not "nly
! II the lIkl4l8 East bu1 4'i 'N
and children yet unborn. History
caches. he declared. that in all the
ages past there never vas a great
man who did not accord his greatness
10 his mother. and the girls who
would be educated ut this school would
be the future mothers of the children
Of this state. He made an eloquent
ana beautiful plea for the Eastern
normal, appealing To the PATRIOTISM
and sense Of justice ana Of duty OF
the committee.
Mr.. ". s. Wilkinson. Of Rocky
Mount. ANA MIR +. J.. Aydlett, spokt
briefly for the establishment Of this
school, but the hour being late, they
would not make speeches. Mr.. Ayd-
lett aid if the Legislature should re-
fuse to establish this school it would
be doing an injustice to the boys and
girls Of Eastern North Carolina, and
the Legislature owes it to the east 70
establish this school SO that the money
the east pays for axes for educational
purposes may be properly and adVan-
tageously used. He said the east is pay
ing taxes for the payment of unequlp-
ped teachers. North CarOlin AN give
the relief. the taxpayers are willing,
and the east asks the Legislature &c
do it.. The boys of Eastern North
Carolina viii not DC proud of being
deprived Of their educational rights
Representative Ehringhaus, who in
troduced the speakers, at the conclu-
sion Of the speaking, stated that a bill
had beer submitted to the Legislature
which would afford the relief the east
asked, and this bill had the Gnani-
| nous support of all interested in the
establishment Of this school.
At 1915 O'Clock the committee ad-
jou~ned, final action being deferred.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1907-02-12
But Did Not Approach the
Record of 1899.
Xbou, IS inches or snow on the
Ground and Temperature Two
= Below zero TlIen-Ycsie1iay
Was Coolest Day This
Nintcr-ANerage for
the Day Less
Thar -.

Yesterday was the coolest day that
has visited Raleigh this winter. The
temperature yesterday morning AT N
O'Clock Was down t. - degrees ana
the highest point cached during the
day was - - degrees, making an
average temperature for the day of
y IA degrees. or 3 81 degrees be-
IoW the average temperature Tor aiJ
previous day this winter. The snow
that fell several, days z is not m.lt-
ing at all. hut is hard frozen.
But this cold wave does not COM
pare with the one just eight years ago,
which was the severest ON record
covering 20 years.. On February
4th. 1899, the average temperature
for the day was 80 degrees, a Very
! warm day. the temperature grad
ually dropped fem then - the 18th
when the average wa seven degrees.
The averages for the Intervening days
were as follows: 43, 81, SO, 70, 70,
10, "A and 70.
The minimums fell in that period
from As on the 4th 10 TWO below zero
on the 18th. The minimum tcmpera-
turc on intervening days We're as fol-
lows: on the 9Th, IS; the 9th. "a;
18th, 80: Sth, q; 9Th, Is; 10th, s,
18th. 10; 18th, s; 18th, 4. ana 18th
two below zero, which was the lowest
point on record for February and in
deed TOR any month. February l4tn
1899, stands out alone on the record
for cold weather in this locality.
Just preceding this recOrd breaking
temperature came the heaviest snow
OF record. At 12:2O y. m. on the ILL
of FEBRUARY, 1899, when the average
temperature was 10 degrees, snow be
gan to fail and this continued stead
lily until 4 o'clock on the afternoon q
the 18th, when the snow then On tho
ground was III inches deep. The
snow fall for the 18th was two inches,
for the 18th, seven inches. and for the
18th, 81 inches. Next day was clean
and cold, the average being seven de
grees and the lowest being two below
zero. Part of the snow remained or
the ground until tho 18th, although
there was ain On two of the i~nterven-
ing days.
The coolest weather for February
since 1899 vas 8 degrees on the 14th
in 1905. The average temperature
that day was 20 degrees. This was {
cloudless day, the current temperature
at s a. N. being % degrees lower thar
at the same hour the day before
There was some snow on the ground
that had fallen the day before.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1907-02-12
Principal Office at Gold Uill-Othcr
interpretations Yesterday.

Among the enterprises chartered
yesterday was a million dollar mining
company. The capital stock author
.zed Is 100000 and the certificate
Of incorporation sets forth that this
amount will be paid in before opera
lions are begun. The company pro-
poses /, do a general mining business
n gold, and other metals.
The Southern Mining Company is
the name Of the incorporation char
tered with principal office at Gold
Hill. =. q. The incOrporators are
Mcssrs. Frank Hollingshead and Louis
tothlcsberge-. Of colo Hill. and Geo.
o.. Wolf. Of Cleveland, Ohio.
Dunblr-Siolri-On Company. Of High
Point. was chartered 10 conduct a
general and extensive dry goods bust
1eS7 The capital stock authorized is
$4,000, but business may be begun
with $4,000 paid in. The incorpora-
rs are Messcs. G. Dunbar. q. Z. Nor
Ison. of High Point. and w. D. Nor
Ison. Of LceChVille.
Progress Investment. and Realty
~ncrcanti!e, investment and realt,,
business. The ~orporat are
IeSsrs. J. =. Martin. I. ". Dry. VIII
Ilam II. Yongue. T.. r. Hemphill.
Robert =. Henderson, George ".
Ioode and j. Z. Foote. Of Charlotte.
Inc authorized capital stock is $50
900 with $500 paid in.
w III. Dunbar Company. If Green's
'oro. to conduct a general department
store. The capital stock is s2O.001.
n inCoFporators are Messrs. w. II
DUNBAR. K. 5, Petty, and r. y. Had
ley, of Greensboro.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1907-02-12
COURT REPORTER
Robert c. Stror 9 Select
ed by Supreme Court
Judges.

Mr.. Robert c. Strong, an attorney Ct
Raleigh, was yesterday elected By the
Supreme Court Judges as supreme
Court Reporter.
Mr.. Strong succeeds to the position
held by Judge j. Crawford Biggs, of
Durham, who had held il previous t.
Judge.
Mr.. Strong IS a son of the late Hon.
George Y. Strong, and is well equip
ped for the duties Of the position. He
j. d man of splendid character and
the selection will be a pleasing one
TO his many friends.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1907-02-12
Sicet EnVelODs Rockingham.

Rockingham. y. G. Feb. 6.-Rock-
1shdm IS completely enveloped n
sleet. Telephone and telegranh com
munications are cut off and I he ele.-
trlc light plant is out Of business. The
sect has done considerable other
damage and the streets, walks AMI
Yards Of h town are Uttered with
ilmbs Of trees, which. on account Of
the ice. haye falIen.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1907-02-12
Rising From the Graye.

y prominent manufacturer, VIM. A.
FertWell. of Lucama, \. c., relates q
most remarkable experience. He says:
After taking less than three bottles of
Electric Bitters. | feel like one rising
from the grave. My trouble is
Bright disease. in the Diabetes stage.
| fully believe Electric BitterS will
cure me permanently. for it has al
ready stopped the liver and bladder
complications which have -~oubled me-
for years" Guaranteed a. all drug
gists. Price only soc.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1907-02-12

A Cut at insurance is
Antagonized.
COTTON MILL MUTUAL
, J. TeiId Tor tn" People CALI Tor
= 1911 Nth HealthA Tccth. While
" :. Thomson, ui Greens
homo. ~as~ southeastern
Harm l. a Hic>~in-


Fiio. 49,
larth l. a hh'>~'h-
*9g#A@ Mas lhN a@at. y"
81 III. ptarl. ana in favor uf btlt" its*E
49,. .,.,.,. made Yesterday
,-.t. ..e,.- .He
ssit.s haa" ~ 49, =
joint Judiciary committee lu "Hieh "@
denounced thc south Eastern I.Fti
,. r.g,i5r artelual :4alst
lHti h''3'3 a ""
Vel developed teeth &" Pi't''A wv
,..lIs. fr.,, ~ extortiou& Just the
- -, Colonel " = Thofu~
yicc-prrvIdeni ~
49,. Nrtn STATE Fire tA>ul-
r.e,,,an, wna as a lawyer uui
F,u,.a.... ,,.r rnmbiu.t G2at lor'
,,.t6 ta.nrtpc. ~arpucallan 10 repre-
ee,ts ! home company bat gre sad
III. H.. 43ta. .f ne troubl. hc saw ofu
,.sNn me road fpr th, people u
%s.1,,ta t,sroHa. ana it4 home INSURANCE,
I.-.n,rnf.G 4C Dy any mieahance any
tbf.., ,s.S done - curb trust. that
WaiiId muse southeastern Taf.8 Assa-
cialion 10 leave the state. %ot hat the
fnsur4rre in y form a trust
Oh, no. Tor r. W. 'iHf'.1''. u A-
Hs,ia1 - IN" ~, saved fr.w bIc
= go >..art, .~,,tin, md k.rf th,
: :. ,,nr',.r. - min
lroIH' iak2"i".i' 1"t'r',. ny, -
a..
cn,,tb I~,e,.rr dt1,.r cane womb get
80 IT, ~ tatsal r,vgs ANA would
If.va nc ~ aur fate. Really il would
~ TOO ma ol.ga-fa1 col Tham~un
p9 ~" 49, 80 ,h.r.
.ai,. i'll. s. II, - Cnth,fa ~
chgrIntte homecoming tho cotton
80 -, - nt,,
49, - I'm ,..n III r.e.rJ NJ Iaeiup i
- = - 49,, ATu st.aL
! - ., nj, ra{d -,
- IN. ,.anI,t,r ,rI,s+c atI mn
$50 H sowa taefb svt,Sct.d mar they
incietad hft INTO IN. auccm b4
rs.hiob thev obtained very Low rate.
canatar pnid sail, - IN. not artet
tb{s ava otIfr members Of tho com
,nf.fa. s,ia tbey ana no; mink the hin,
!. fraatea tbnea ana amendments were
s,ogestod The cor mrfree brare.
CO., one who wanted TO talk ana Their
oloee5 tho meeting to decide som.
other Gav what thcy would 40. lust Dc.
fore This was done Senator Holt an
nounced that III the committees
thought the Eaid bin WAS better suited
for the business thar mis- that he would
offer that rs 4 substitute.
~ ~
- "e'''"@ '-"7 WIN
As the meeting was calIed Z" olde
Sehat T l'anltl loF sen
ator Holt that III subsection ca O
his bill he had made an am"ndmeh
changing contract, promise 10 com
modify making one OF IN" purpose
+ & trust Ito regulate. control. q
fix the price Of any article. commod
ity, or thing Of Valu" whatSoeVer. IN
change was to cut out, If possible. an
Interference with cotton min stock
Mutuals. IN The third line II SUI
section Cb) IN inns state was IN
serted 50 as 10 limit lnluFihG or dt
stroyinS business TO matters IN Mort
Carolina.
Then chairman Daniel read "a lot
ter from High Point to senator Halt
SIGNED N Rom MAYOR. who IN
dorsed Senator HoIt's bin. and VIII
felated an ihold'il' IN i,,H" i3th'
"hlch Z foreign 'I"E' J'i'i@'
cornpap OF ,Ht''E'' i''' Pun i"7
81 per cent. oil Inc Sib'h tl it' IiHA
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1907-02-12
some Of tee Visitors

Among others present at the h
ng were Air. Ashley Horne. Of C
IN Col j. Il. BrutJn. of wilson. d
Walker Taylor. Of WILMINGTON 8
= r Ii4des. Of New Bern. Nj
!. Erwin, OF Durham Mr.. &.
thompson. Of Raleigh col a.
ohnsefi, cf Raleigh. u j. y. c.
T. 81 Henderson Mr.. y. a. TowaE.
! charlotte; Mr. e. G. Moor.
harlotte; Ar. &. ~. Miller. gG en-
tie Ar r. II. Williamson. of =.
ttGFhle Dir. W. II. Wisiams
.aleigh; Mr.. J. +. Leak. 81 H.e.
IAN. MIR. :. Il. Tanner. OF Char.
II. Bernard Cone. Of Greensboro. .
II. Battle. OF Rocky Mouut. 4lI
Ruin, % Mayodau. and Col. s.
Thomson Of GI~cen-bnrn.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1907-02-12

Ex-Governor T. ]. Jarvis. of Green
Vile. was the next speaker. He pre-
f9ccd his speech by expressing his
gratitude for being spared to lift his
voice once more in behalf of the chill
drcn Of North Carolina. He regard
Cd Ellis affecting education ana care
Of the insane and detectives to be the
mos imoort@nt matters 10 be consid-
or"d ~ this legislature. If the chill
GreH Of the State are educated and
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1907-02-12
Cotton Mill Men Talk.

NJ. \. /. Thompson. representing
a number Of cotton mills Of Raleigh
spoke against any feature whfcI
could drive out these cotton mill stool
a2utGals a. they are splendid for cot
ton mills, giving q very low rate an
IF thee form Il trust il IS a good trust
IL az reed that the southeastern
Tarit is a G mbInation, that III maS
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-10-25
PRIZE FIGHT TONIGHT.

Eack Doueherty vs.. Kid Farmer
10 rounds. at Denver. Colo
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-10-25
MOUND CITY
1885, .
October "a. 1907.

fire occurred about G.a0 4 NJ
Wednesday at the residence Of Dr.. A
VonAichlhurg on High street burnipe
the entire upper story and some a
the furniture. Dir Aichlburg had
arisen and built the fire. then went "a
the woodshed and it was while there
that he discovered his home in flames.
1t Is supposed to been caused by he.
fectiye flue.
Capt, Albert Powell has closed his
moving picture show at the opera
house and will sell the fixtures. He
has accepted a position on a beat and
lett Wednesday for his future posi-
tion.
Mrs. Gus Glasco left Wednesday
fol- Carbonate on business.
The ]. B. Richardson is running
from Paducah to Cairo in place Of the
Dunbar.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Herold of Ohm.
sted spent Wednesday with Mr.. and
Mrs. J. l.. Dougherty.
G. ]. Murphy returned Wednesday |
from an extended trip to Rock Island. |
Springfield. st. Louis aud other point9l
where he attended TO business for the
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-10-25
IS
! NEWS FROW OUR NETGHBORS


r Mound city Crystal Ice Mfg. CO.
Mrs. Joe Warshaw. Of Uilin is visit
| ing Mr.. and Mrs. James Berfeld here
4. NJ Bradley returned Wcdnesda,
from Carbonate whore he has spent
"a few days with his family.
Mr.. II. Titus. q Mounds was ia
town On business Wednesday.
Mn Ira Finley who has beer in
Ilambleton, Ohio, for the past few
weeks has decided to remain there
and viii send for his family soon to
make that their future home.
Mr. and Mrs. c. e. Richcy were
Cairo visitors Wednesday evening.
Mrs. NJ, L. McCammon. Of Mounds,
was shopping in town Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs. NJ. NJ. Maddox and
Miss Helen Miller left this Thurs
iayl morning for their home at
Quincy. Miss Miller will enter the
iem Business college to finish her
course.
Mr. Manning OF Mounds, was
BUSINESS caller here Wednesday.
Mrs. Elizabeth Tucker and Miss
Wilma BiggerstaG of Mounds were
hoppins In town Wednesday.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-10-25
BODY MAY Be THAT
OF MISSING WOMAN

New York, oct 2i.-The body Of a
woman refined appearance found
Aoatms ia the East River answers in
rsrst particulars the description of
Mi- Clifford W. Hartridgo the MISC
ifa wife 81 Harry K. Thaws counsel
and friend, The body VIII be viewel
i lay by member Of the family to
II 'ar .- p IT Is Mrs Partridge.
a. Leslie W. Russell The missing
Uoman's mother. said last night at
her home that she was impressed with
the similarity Of the description of the
body in the Fordham morgue with
that Of her daughter The only DIFF
ference seems to be that when she
went away Mrs. Hartridge wore
black skirt. while the skirt Of the
woman found in the river IS a very
dark gray.
The wife of the lawyer could be
positively identified by a mole behind
lcr rieht car. but there is an abrasiolnl
behind the right ear. which might
have easily removed such q mark.
The womans nails were manicured. /
md she bore every evidence Of hay I
ng come from good surrounding. /
'CHCner Sehwanneck said that the '
jody might prove to be that of Mrs..
Partridge. She has been missing
lineteen days.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-10-25
THREE SAFES CRACKED
Sheriff and Posse IN Hot Pursuit of
Robbers in Marengo County,
Mississippi.

birmingham. Ala. Oct. PA snec
ial from Dcmopoiis says the COUNT
freasuror's Office at Linden. the com
ty seat of Marengo county. was blown
cnen before daylight today ana looted
of 500. Two safes were also robbed
- Myrtlewood. an inland town near
linden but the sum secured has not
been learned.
Sheriff ". s Grant and possa
haFe gone in pursuit Of the robbers
having struck their trail and at last
accounts expected to overhaul them
in a few hours.
MyrtlewOoi is where Rube Burrows
Tie famous train robber. was can
tired in October. 1890. and Linden Is
Ehere the outlaw was killed in a
-hrilling close range pistol duel by
Jefferson Davis Garter. a rauue far
ner, after Burrows had broken out of
all
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-10-25
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The Cairo bulletin., 1907-10-25
AUTO SHOW OPENS
IN new YORK Oily


New York, Oct. q Several month.
of hard work on the part Of automo
bile dealers and manufacturers in ali
PARTS OF the United staes has result
ca in the gathering Of great show
which during the next elk days viii
undergo the test Of the public's crit
icsl gaze in the Grand Central Palace
It is the eighth annual exhibition Of
the Automobile Club Of America AMI
the FIRST o fthe big automobile shows
Of 1907 At o'clock this afternoon
the cloth coverings were pulled aside
lghts were flashed on. and the doors
thrown open to the members Of The
club for a private inspection. Tonight
he exhibitions open 10 the general
public and VIII remain open until
ieAt Thursday night Two days after
H. close the big show VIII open in
Madison square Garden. thus givin
.,ew Workers. practically a two weeks
vhihitiou
The manufacturers and dealers cX
.ress the opinion that the keen inter
81 taken in the opening Of the show
that the sales viii be great
p this year than ever before. The /
rosperity Of the whole country. they
lv. makes the wholesale purchasing
pleasure vehicles possible and dur
r the next twelve months it is ex-
aeted the demand viii tax the capac-
81 Of every automobile factory ia /
merica-
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-10-25
TO UNVEIL MONUMENT
Illinois D. A. r. Plans Ceremonies at
Fort Massac IN November-Gov.
Deneen to Speak.

Rock Island. ILL.,. Oct. 2i.-.Sevcnty-
se duiegates, ten OF whom are from
Chicago, attended the opening ses-
sions Of the eleventh annual confer-
ence Of the Illinois Daughters Of the
American Revolution at the Broad
way Presbyterian church here yester-
day The report OF the committee on
Fort Massae at Metropolis. Ill.,. was
given by Mrs. Hickox, who stated that
Il IS hoped the unwilling Of the mon
unent erected there BY the state or.
gaaization viii occur the first week I'm
November The society has been
waiting for Gov. Dcneen. who has
been too busy to attend heretofore.
The report of the state historian.
Mary c. food Of Oak Park. contained
! memorial reference TO Mrs. Frances /
A. Lackey. elected hisorian at the !
asst meeting. but who died during the
ear
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-10-25
URGES EXTENSION OF THE
PARCELS POST SYSTEM

Washington. Oct 2f-The import
ant feature Of the joint convention OF
Of the second. third AMI
fourth classes today. was the address
delivered by Postmaster General
Meyer He urged the extension Of
the parcels post. and the abilishment
Of the postal savings banks.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-10-25
COLLEGE FOOT BALL TODAY

Haskell Indians rs. University Of
Texas at Austin. Texas.
Whitman College vs. Multnomah al
Waila Walla. Wash
University Of Oklahoma IS Epworth
University at Oklahoma City. Okla.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-10-25
Invested IN kENTuckY.

Austin. Tex. Oct PA syndicate
OF Texans. headed by I ". Cu'p. 81
Temple. today purchased 10000
acres Of coal land in Bowen and Nor
gan counties. Kentucky. for $500 600.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-10-25

a man Who takes the cigars out Of
his pocket when be sits on the sofa
with bis best girl isn't reaIlv in dove
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-10-25

Any item that 70 Of interest 20 yoD
II Of Interest to your frisnda Tele-
shors your news 70 the RunsunL
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-10-25

Depends 81 How Hes Dressed.
IN the blsekcst and coolest storms
The soul Ct the brave man can -
bright and uarad