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The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-02-26
THE PEOPLES COOPERATIVE
REAL ESTATE AND LOAN
ASSOCIATION.

For the purpose of supplying
long felt want we are now organ
izing an association for the purpose
of handling Real Estate and other
property and for the loan of money.
Our chief object is to cooperate to
the fullest extent with the people in
the sale OF their properties and TO
assist them in Ike purchase of homes
and 10 be OF mutual interest TO each
other in bringing the buyer and sell
TT together.
We realize that no business can
be successfully conducted without
sufficient capital to meet its needs,
We therefore offer to the public GER
tificates OF membership at $500
each. We hope b. so doing 10 in
terest one thousand people which
will give MS "a capital of so, 900,
which is amply sufficient 70 conduct
the business We will also have the
influence and cooperation OF this
one thousand people. which we be
lievc viii give us a very large vol
ume OF business. this will combine
for Us the two chief elements of
success. capital and cooperation.
II is not our purpose 10 tncorpor
ate at present. but We protect all
holding certificates by the announce
ment that the certificate holder is
Ia no wax "a stockholder and shall
not be- liable in any way for the iu-
debtedness cor the liabilities Of the
management on the association
We hop, Jo conduct the business
Ia such q manner HS 90 pas hand
some dividend tn each crrttiicat,
holder
our nrst tnduccmeuf tu those
holding certificates g. that We wil
-et aside oac- fourth uf che pet earn
ings ot The association at the Gloss
~ each rears business IBIS viii be
divided equally between The errtiu
cate h0s4efs
Sscoaa any party holdlas "a ceft
lseate ihat wiil send us the name OF
parties fnot h0lding certificates
~bo iahea to uug of erll ia she
event w." make sale ~ such proper
fY ar to such purchaser. thru upon
ths collection IL che commission. she
parts au aas4ffinr us provided BE- Be-
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-02-26

the first TO give notice of the prop
ertv for sale or of the purchaser. We
will pay TO such party one-fourth OF
the commission arising from such
sale. and shoNld we make sale
either to or for a party holding GER
tificate, then in such event the GER
tificate holder will be entitled TO
one-fourth of the commission, and
should we bring together two certi-
ficate holders, one as buyer and the
other as seller. then each such par
" shall be entitled to one-fourth Of
the commission and the association
will only receive one-half.
Third, any party holding certi-
ficate who may bring us any papers
to draw, such as deeds mortgages,
contracts, etc. one-haH viii be de
/ Quoted. Also one-half of our com
mission on abstracts viii be allow
/ ed to any party holding certificate.
! We will at all times have in the
/ office a notary public and any nota-
! ~ work done in the office for a Ger
/ tificate holder will be without
charge. We kindly ask that you take
a certificate with US, and we assure
YOU that YOU will at all times re-
cciye our very best services and that
no energy will be spared to make
the business profitable To all parties
concerned When in WaNahaChie
call in and lot US talk the matter
over with you. We think 10y so dotna
We can make the matter palmer
than We can on paper.
WILL \ MALCOLM.
T. J. STROUD
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-02-26

one II ~. strongest bids for pop
clarity made rs thv sDndern mtio-
drama. A. Told 81 the iiilis which
a4n bp given az the Shelton theatre
for sn engagement Of one night,
March i. il that there II uu ubiec-
ttnnAble featuars tn The performance.
II il true that there are Villains
swa ~ them In fact but their tate
is a striking example of shat their
villAiny deserves. In contrast wtth
them The other characters are clear
~ and forclbiy drawn In manner
THAT wiIl leave lasting Impression
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-02-26

gtg4 Marsha sFunsii has ia bis
sasssasssa4esm hunaSe ~ dr. seateis
aaa aasIaaA wa5sh seFs founa Gen.
sat htda@G mnapF = bftSKH wsfs ~
fa~a 2aass hsssa @aTs haHtlnE ard
fsssssss ,tsa Ses,gfa EE tFw~nsi sfHa s.
tsss ~ she aftigirs II - h*ltetrsl
thev weFs stolea from susae fuasss
II il said to-day that = somng maj
aan asea to drive 1p e. The place.
xrG uut aad leok under The eridss
and then drive hway Ennfs Ness
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MOI \TAl\ PEAK NEWS.

Mountain Peak, Feb. Farm
ers are well up with their work, and
corn is being planted but the ground
is very dry and rain is badly needed,
The volunteer oat crop is being
plowed up. almost generally, to be
cultivated in other crops, having
been ruined by the green bugs II is
feared the wheat crop will be ruined
from like cause.
We have Sunday school every
Sunday at 10 O'Clock. conducted by
Prof. Hendricks, superintendent.
Rev. Turner of Midlothian preach
ed at p. m. and Rev. Wilkins held
services at night.
We have a splendid school under
the management of Prof. Hendricks,
with Mrs. Gussie Booth and Miss Ed
ma Bascome ASSISTANTS and Mrs. Lucy
Herring, music teacher. There is Il
good attendance and every thing is
moving tremendously, as no words
of complaint are heard Mountain
Peak is an ideal place for perman-
ent school, having good buildings,
pure air and water. and surrounded
by citizens of thrift and morality.
r. H. Morton has gone into bust
ness at Midlothian and Ferguson &
Sons are in the dry goods business
at his old stand
The Mountain Peak baseball team
visited Venus Friday and defeated
the Venus team by several scores.
Washington birthday was cele-
brated by our school Friday with APP
propriate exercises.
New corners, a girl and a boy, res
pectively. at the homes of Edgar
Goodwin and John Bromley.
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Rogers Hotel Arrivals.

A. Ashbaugh, Denison o. T.
Mitchell. indianapolis; K. NJ. Shaw,
Houston. l.. G.. Woodson Dallas; j.
II Wright. Texas, Mey Mayer. Kan
sas City: A. W Ryan, Dallas, Wal
ter Robinson, Waco: Alex Iinn. New
York: Rainey Harrison. city. X. f..
Wylic. Dallas. w. /. Green. Waxa-
hachie, $. ID. Arnold, Dallas. W. III.
Anderson. Kerens, K. II. Wetzel,
Cleveland: O.; Jeremiah \. Clark,
Ennis. W. H. brown. Ennis. j. T..
Rodgers. Dallas; Ed pierson, city:
\ Il. Mintern. Fayetteville. Ark:
n T. Hughes. Fort Worth. G. 4.
Scott. ST Louis, l.. &. King. Dallas
G r Dahlstrom, Dallas, VIM Menko
Detroit. IT, &. Ford. Waco, ". l..
Davis. Dallas; j. McCull0ch, Dallas
". y Griffith Waco. 5. l.. Dale,
Dallas. j. y Harrison. Dallas.
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LOCAL NEWS.
D Q . q .

It's a Measuring Party. 50
F. S. Cronk & Co sell roofing
cheap. tt
Tom King OF Ennis was in the city
this morning.
See f. S. Cronk & co. before you
buy your roofing. tt
See X. ID. McCombs for Fire and
Tornado Insurance.
Constable A. w. Wilson of Ennis
was in the city today.
Map paper for the school children
at the Daily Light office. tt
Plenty of iron or felt roofing at F.
S. Cronk & Cos; prices right. tt
See Adkins Rocket Co., for fire
insurance. Over Cheeves Eros. tt
The biggest COW ever in Waxaha-
chic at the opera house tonight.
Mrs. c. E. Jackson's photos are
; the best. Studio near opera house. If
r. G. Phillips left this morning on
| a business trip TO Kaufman county.
United States Deputy Marshal r.
/ NJ Warden of Dallas is in the city
/ today.
/ O. B. Sims and Mike Stevenson
went to Fort Worth this morning on
business.
Deputy Sheriff Maggart went to
Ennis this morning to Kill a gland
cred horse.
Mrs. r. w Lake and Mrs Tessie
Edmousou and Master Joe spent to-
day i'm Dallas.
Mr and Mrs. Perry Scale attended
the funeral of Hal Roorbach at En-
mis- Yesterday
! Woodmen. don't forget the show
tonight Tickets ON sale at Hood a
| Curlius drug store.
! There is no chance of you being
sorry when I make your photo. Mrs.
lC. r. Jackson. photographer. Il
I Don't rail- Jo hear Geo. ". Truott,
Ia prince AMONG speakers, at the
Methodist church Thursday night
We viii trade sou brand now fur.
uituFe for old furniture as part pay
Both phones. Il. y. Moore Furniture
Co. II
/ cot u g. Iilgbts ~ Fort Worth
itatsliuE passenger agent az the
Texas snd Pacific s iu iho city Co.
da,
Nr Dalton bass just received hrl
'uea apriaa hafH AsN Eco see ths
"t.olH Medal H.f. rF.. sf. uas nn
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-02-26

l. Eettiag scare. II local demand
consumes our supply and zee have
20 ship IN for our trade you will So"
$3.50 20 s11.0a hay \, present
stock is worth $1,000 AZ warehouse.
sit.op per ton delivered Aifalfa l.
scarce at sfN0o. n " Thompson
81
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-02-26
BEDDING Plants.

We have a large stock OF gerani-
ums. pausy. feycrfew, daisy. coleus,
SALIVA. Nerbena and alternanthera,
one and two years old roses. and 9TH
ar plants which we will sell chea per
than you can buy elsewhere. Look a.
our stock before buylus Bird For
rest Waxahachic. Tex So
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-02-26

40 uno .s immune from kidney
trouble. eo Javt remember that Fo-
lows kidney cure Will stop the lr-
Irregularities ard cure any case o. kid
mes md bladder trouble ihat Be- not
b.uad ths Fvaea 1T medicine y "
Pearls.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-02-26
NEWS At RAY.

Ray, Tex. Feb. 25.-The farmers
are about up with their work.
A good rain would be beneficial
just now.
Mr.. and Mrs Stoneman went to
the box supper at Howard Friday
night.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. G. Hickey gave a
party Saturday night.
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tuf fhis aeek ouiY i.aases shiris
cleaned aud pressed foF ti.e". Al
Wofk rattca for aud delivered
FRANK witprt.E-s TAILOR silor
uld f'buae Ne "a Tie ~ Main ~
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-02-26

Give Ne a trial order for earna-
tionx We have che b~@f. We also
make any Kind Of floral dosign. Price
sI.ee 20 $50 90. Doth phones Bird
Forrest the waxAhnchi. Florist So
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-02-26

Ia leading varieties ~ 2S cents
per hundred. Cabbage and sweet po-
tato plants at tic same price. nfa
Forrest. Wasahachie. Texas s.
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Notice.

have opened a pressing and
cleaning shop on College street. All
work guaranteed. Prices right Thee
Farley. ~
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-02-26

FRANK WHIPPLE'S TAILOR shop
does cleaning, pressing and repair
ing. All work guaranteed to be first
class in every respect. We make a
speciality Of cleaning and pressing
ladies' clothes. All work called for
and delivered. 10 w. Main. If
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-02-26

ron SALE raj blood White Wy
andottr eggs. for 81 90 Apply to
o 4 Finley cod Cpd
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-02-26

HENRY HOSFORD & cos TAILOR
SHOP will do your cleaning. press
ing and repairing in first class
manner and do it promptly. Mr.. Guy
Page has charge OF this department
and his work speaks for itself Don't
fail to see us when your clothes
need Strengthening up. South side
of public square. II
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auNEY TO LOAN oa Diamonds.
Sea Pal Nllsoa II
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FOR SALE S~@ bgano as factory
r1st ~@w ~. fsHsfsnn ~
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CAN spare iep Aagn staff bTp4gg
tom eggs st J8e each e 4 sehnateF.
Il
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-02-26

WANTED To sell you garden seed.
SEED potatoes and onion sata Lynn
Eeagur So
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-02-26

FOR RENT four TpurA hnuse oa
Nee Water strses Mrs n l.. Nirh-
els II
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WANTED Old goods. Highest cash
prices paid. cash or exchange. Il. +.
Moore Furniture Co u
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SCHOOL. CHILDREN pionty OF
map paper fer sale al the Daily
Light office II
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LET Us do your pressing We have
IL done by a man who knows his
trade Then your suit will hold its
shape. Matthews Bros. II
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NANTED~-1ou Ia ash your grocer
for Thompson wheat and corn chops.
no not take any other ~
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-02-26

ATH8H yuaEgAt nnsrs sod
@satAeT wmfuapr Wesfneaass prob
e8s1s ssas~Fa eoideg aak "a Ase
as
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-02-16
- s'lsaIN In
ctr ard Mnpp
WASHINGTON Eofec ast
warmer.

Washington, Feb. 15.-Ellnois-
Fair Saturday and Sunday withfresh
West winds.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-02-16
FORMER CAIRO
RESIDENT DIES
PETER CHRISTENSEN PASSED
AWAY IN CHICAGO THURSDAY
NIGHT-WAS ILL TWO
MONTHS.

Tha Cairo friends Of MIR. Pete.
Christensen, formerly of this city. will
be panied to learn Of his death which
occurred Thursday night in Chicago.
The decedeut was taken in about
wo months ago while visiting his son
Fat Wetaug and was brought t. Cairo
% ST. Mary's Enfrmary for treatment.
Later he was taken to Hot Springs.
Ark. and from tn re TO Chicago, but
rapidly grew worse
The family home is 10 Sleepy-Eye
MINI, and Mr. Christensen was ca
route there when The end came.
The deced Hts wife and five chill
lren survive him. The children arc
Mrs PAWN OF Chicago; John C.
Christensen, Of We'aug M: Misses
Lillian Eleanor ami Iolean Christcu-
zen. Of Sleepy Eye MINI. Mr. Chris.
IN was one of the largest Land.
'Vucrs in Suuthcn Illinois and IL was
hcsr interests that brought him and
Ms family 10 Cairo While here thew
resided at Seventeenth street and
Washing on avenue.
The family will have Tho svmpafIy
# all their Cairo friends n iha los.
If their good father.
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UNPLEASANT CASE
If Former Crap Room" Keeper Who
Fersook Wife IN Days Of His
Prosperity.

Old squire johnson the one
legged neg:o. who ha, been stationed
quite regularly on the platform a. Oh
ar Central Union Station begging
uickies and Iimcs from uasser-.bv
las been on s-cI from there duriuc
'h" last several days %, Was order
rI away fro miberr by Officer Casey
bccaus be- va. drunk and dl-o-Ba-Iv
and be presented an unpleasant .nar
aNcle Ia bis efforts tD -ci hom. H.
1850 p cr8'ch auI q cane io 20. sr.a.
and 900 ibis occa ion be- dilu- .a.
dong very well BE- sumbi q ami
staggered. and craVIcd and wriaglcl
- Tar as Sixth street aud CONNER
o. and in crossing that street be
Cell five or six times Ills son who
is an industrious. sober man and has
3ported The old fliow for wears in
pic of the facf that the old fellow
reatei f.m and The mother very
-habhily squire Johnson for manv
Years presided over the Gran room
sept 5y Bill Scott in the building on
low Commercial ayruue. where
Dick TAYLOR noe runs saloua. ctap.
-uum aud -henlt tyuL IIa was
.-.f-f F1s-llsO-- d. !. l-lz. EEL. lie
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-02-16

keeper of crop rooms as long as
they are in the business" and he
sot il into his head that his wife wa
loo old and moi good looking enough
for him. So he left her and paid his
respects to- young woman. The
wife maintained herself and raised
acr boy. aud when the latter got big
enough he went 10 work aud has been
earning a living for himself and his
mother by laying carp.ts, etc. When
fil SCOTS dive was broken up for
GOOD Squire" Johnson lost his jon
AMI then tine younger woman lost
100 crest In him. AMI ho returned 10 his
"Id wife and grown mp son. who have
been taking care Of him since forge
ting IN a m assure his past pcridy
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-02-16

which the smaller dealers are bein2
thro,tled, their supplies rotting in tn
bins and their contracts being cancel
ed all for lack of proper Transports
ton
Some Of tn holder speakers further
charged that the railroad companies
are -eeking to get control OF the grain
business and that already The manipu-
lation Of cars has reached such a Stage
of development that the farmer has
fallen a prey 10 the mercy Of the bears
in the pit in Chicago. while the
country middlcman is tossed by the
bulls and tom by the bears, who
catch him going and coming.
Farmers Make a Protest.
The recital was made possible from
he fact that the Farmers and Ora II
Dealer association is holding a con
ntion in Springfield The organiza-
lion represents 100 branches, which
own elevators the stock Cf which is
held by from 100 to 120 farmers in
each neighborhood The delegates
talked all morning about the car
shortage and in the afternoon march
"a over TO the statehouse and sought
"a hearing before he committee en-
railroads The matter under cons I
Grafton by the committee was the
reciprocal dem rage bill introduced
.by Charles Adkins OF Piatt county
himself a d avy shipper
Tv the time the last speaker had
got through relating his experiences
the Law makers were sitting up in a.
constituent Thcv were told of empty
r. light ira ms brinE hauled - and f-u
on the railroads. f cmp:ies iiitc;ins
tHc switch wards and still tho ship
per being unable To- get an aliotmcn-
except by dipping" a conductor or
yardmaster a dollar a car. Of con
signments moving 80 slowly that by
the time they reach their destination
they were too m0uliy for delivery; Of
farmer who sold their com and
wheat ar high prices. and then. being
unable to deiiv r. were forced 10 set
ile their contracts az q low market
1ricc meaning heavy loss All This.
~ the delegates said was the out-
come Of a car "sh0r5 age
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-02-16
MONEY MATTERS
CAUSE SUICIDE
J. M, GRlGGS. A BARBER, WHILE
RESPONDENT OVER ILL LUCK
KILLED HIMSELF.
SHOT PET DOG FIRST
Leaves Wife and One child--coron-
er's Inquest viii Be Held This
Morning at 9 O'clock.

While Respondent over financial
matters, j. NJ, Grlggs, a barber resil-
ing al l109 Washington avenue. sec,
nd floor shot him, Elf through the
right temple vest rday morning about
II O'Clock from the effect Of which
wounds he died at 3:i5 O'Clock yester-
| day afternoon.
Previous 10 shooting himself Griggs
shot and killed his pet dog
The decedent was about - years of
age and barber by trade He AMI
his family, consisting Of his wife and
one child, came 10 Cairo about three
months ago from Maryfeld Ky.
.Griggs opened barber shop at 10t1
Washington avenue and hortly after
ward being in need of funds, placed a
chattel mortgage on his shop furni.
ture. When the mort gage became
due he was unable to pay and the
mortgage was foreclosed
Later. with the assistance Of two
friends he was enabled to buy new
fixtures and opened shop at 1912
Washington av nue..
Shortly before the tragedy Griggs
lief, his shop and went down .
Perry's secondhand store. where he
a revolver on credit Re
turning home he called his dog upon /
whom he always layished great az |
lection and shot it through the head /
Then he shot himself
In an unconscious condition be was /
picked up and carried to this apart |
ments Physicians were called bit
the was no hope for the mans life
For the past week Griggs had been
very melancholy scarcely speaking a
word 10 his wife and child It is pre-
sumed that he brooded over his
.roubles until became mentally IN
The remains We're taken to Feith's
Undertaking establishment where az
inquest will be- held this morning at
O'Clock by Coroner McMauus
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ElGbtyavs per cent ~ the eirculs
don OF tie Bulletin Eoes directly iss'
re hoB@
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Yesterdays River Forecasts

To" Ohio % Evan. vile and At
y rUon, viii continue falling durin.
The next 50 hours. then -cmaiu pcarl,
stationary for p day o. two. \ g..
1ucah. viii continue falling during -hr
next several days. At Cairo. win
continue falling Al decreasing rate
Iuirn gthe mex, two DAYS.
The Tennes-e from Florence to
the mouth. will cont nue. falling
The Mississippi from Chester 10
Cairo viii continue rising during tho
next % 70 Is hours
The Wabash ar ST. Carmel NOT
much change ring The next q
'oH-s p. r. SMYTH.
Local Forecssfer.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-02-16

The extraordinary resuscitating
power Of light recently received
curious illustration in the silver
mines of Laurium mine had been
abandoned 1000 years. when some
poppy seed was found beneath the
Stag. The Stag being removed, in
short time the entire space was Gov
cred with the most gorgeous show Of
peoples After 20 centuries rest .tllet
had bloomed a. vigorously as II they
had been borne by flowers Of yester
day.
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Forecasts For Today.

Cairo and yicinity--Partly cloudy;
no decided change in temperature
Illniois--Fair; colder north portion
Kentucky and Tenncssee-Fair
srnr.fnnnr
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-02-16
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES,
THE WEATHER
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

The maximum temperature yester
day was 81, minimum 32; at p. m
~, at II O'Clock last nigh 49, The
day was fair and calm
Yesterdays government bulletin
was almost devoid of interest. Little
rain was reported and tho tempera
ture was generally moderate, al.
though a decided fall was reported in
the Ohio valley, Tennessee and in
the Atlantic and Gulf states,
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-02-16

A short time ago a gentleman IN
y oston sent a small boy in his neigh
bHhood to deliver a note TO a Young
lady who lived a few blocks away. He
gave the boy quarter to make him
hurry. After a short time the mes
senger came back. and, handing the
money. SAID Miss l. says she
viii be glad to see you tonight hui
she didn't uaul lbS quarter Judge
T
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-02-16
NOTICE

The City National Bank OF Cairo.
located at the City OF Cairo, in the
state Of Illinois Is closing it's affairs
All note holders and other creditors
Of the Association are therefore here
ny notified 10 present the notes and
1ther claims for payment.
J. s. AISTHORPR, Cashier
Dated January 2nd. 1907.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-02-16
True sut WIZ 4. f,f

When rsnitr masters reason ths
----~----s.---Es-Iu-t Aueri~1a
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-02-16
GAAIN DEALERS
DRIVEN TO WALL
so BANKRUPT TROUGH SHORT
AGE OF CARS AND DiSCRiM.
NATION AGAINST TH e M
SHOWN BY RAILROADS.

Springfield dispatch says. 4
Story OF how independent grain deal
.-a throughout Illinois are being driy
r boz o bankruptcy ihrough' che fail
ur. of The railroads 20 supply fire. .sh.
ears vas told before the hon com
mittee on railways yesterday afte--
boon by country elevator men.
Tbrg made charge that favored
iipper- ar receiving Discrimination
ID De- l-.-lE-4t . -4-- e. -C-4l. -