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He had regarded her acceptance as 4
matter OF course. aud her prompt and
emphatic negative put him out OF sorts
with himself lie did not come near
her again until they lay OF quarantine
and the stecrage raSsengcrs We're be-
lng transferred to the Ellis island boat
The cabin passengers were hanging
over the rail watching the odd eharac.
tiers IA they typoped on board the little
steamer Roper leaned on the rail be
side Madgc,
Suddenly he graspcd her arm and
pointed 10 the gangway. isn't that
the richest jokey" he chucklctl, There
goes Manning lie probably got strap,
ped and came over Steeragc because Il
was the best he could afford This Is
rich"
In 4 flash Madge solved the situation,
Il am afraid" she said. that we are
occupying Mr., Manning's stateroom,
That Is probably his reason for coming
thru class. lie knew how anxious
was to get home, and that II the way
he solved the problem. Had known
should never have consented"
Roper's mirth changed 10 a sickly
smile, Il congratulate-Mr. Manning"
he said as he turned away,
That evening Manning presented
himself AZ the Howards' in response 10
Madge's note u was going to arrive
officially in n couple of weeks from
now" he explained sheeplshly II did
not want to see you two left alone In
London. and had to get back on a hi.
deal was working. I'm sorry you
saw ME. though"
"I'm not" she said decidedly, ~
used 10 think you were just a society
butterfly, and I'm glad to know differ.
entity"
''oh, work." he said lightly. Only
l don't bring my business 10 8 o'clock
teas. and | rather like the teas--that's
all"
"Just--the teasf" asked Msdge mean
lngly.
"Do you mean he stammered.
yes" said Madge "Since you are
afraid TO appear to take advantage OF
your action | suppose shall have to
force you to propose"
'Tt won't take much forcing" he
laughed "Wili your"
GLADLY" said Madge
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Returned" she laughed dismally.
why, we are maroourd here. We
cannot get berth for love or money"
III misery loves company you have
lots OF it." he laughed, Let's 40 and
have some lunch. That may cheer you
mp little I'll telephone Mrs, Two
mey."
Madge nodded gratefully, She had
always liked Tom Manning, and they
turned their steps toward the Carrie
ton. She waited while he went of to
telephone her aunt.
He ordered Il capital lunch, for he
had a rare sense of gastronomic pro
portions, and she really enjoyed the
dainty meal, though she caught herself
wondering how much more glad she
would have been had II been Frank
Roper whom she had encountered He
was a business man, where Tom was
a mere society butterfly. Frank could
have found some way OF getting her
out Of the trouble; Tom was only a
momentary diversion.
Almost as though IN answer TO her
question Roper entered the dining
room and came toward them. His
alert bearing was In marked contrast
to Mannings rather hoyish pose, and
yet somehow she did not feel so glad
to see him as she had been TO greet
Tom,
He took a seat at their table In re-
sponSe to Manning'S invitation and lis
tened gravely to her recital OF her
troubles.
II regret that | cannot be OF assist
ance," he said when she had conclud-
ed. II made every endeayor yesterday
to arrange similar matter for the
relatives OF some business friends, aud
the case is hopeless Even the freight
ers are booked far ahead
Then you are marooned. too" she
laughed gleefulIy.
Il never permit such situation" he
ta!d complaeently My interests are
loo large to admit of delay Ny
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Irish WI.

Pat O'HoOligan gave dinner 10
some Of his friends. His wife had pre-
pared one chicken, which Pat proceed
ed to carve to serve his guests. Turn
ing to the lady seated nearest him. he
asked very politely:
what part will yez hev, Missls Muir
phyT
"Oi'll take the leg, If yez place, soir. -
she said.
Pat next turned to little Murphy.
"And what part " the bird will yea
hey, young manP
"Oi'll take n leg, II 1t plaze ye, solr, "
replied the little Murphy.
Then Pat addressed Mr. Murphy.
whats yer choice " the bird? VIII
ye hey the white meatT
"Ofll take another leg, sOlr, an much
obliged fer the question" said Mr.
Murphy, who always followed his
wlfe's example.
"BegDrra." exclaimed Pat, "phwat dc
yen think I'm "arvin'-a sDi1er"--
Washington post.
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room was booked before I came ever.

CHUCELE4,.
room was booked before I came oveg.
/ am going day after tomorrow"
II guess we exiIes shall have to char
ter a steamer" laughed Manning. 'If
you are doEe, Miss Howard. shall we
GO"
She left the table with relief. Some
how Roper's attitude of complacent
satisfaction was positively hateful.
She had always liked him before.
Down In her heart OF hearts she had
vacillated between the two men ever
since her coming out ball Her prefer
ence had been for Roper until now, but
at present Toms mercurial tempera-
ment suited her mood better, and she
was glad that she had met him first.
"Since Frank has refused the re-
quest, may / take 1t upT' be asked as
they parted at the hotel. Il may be
able to sandbag some unwary tour
list and take his stateroom from him"
IF you only could!' she cried i'm
pulsively. Father Is in poor health,
and ! am so anxious to get to him"
Can you sail at onceT he asked.
"I'd like to go this minute" she cried.
Consider it done" he said, with
mock dramatics. II will work the
sandbag persuasion this very day"
Madge went upstairs oddly comfort
ed by the assurance, though her sense
told her that Manning could not sue
ceed where Roper with his influence
had failed.
1t was with mIsgiving that she open
ed the note he sent her that evening,
but a delighted cry escaped her when
ticket fell out. She let 1t futter to
the floor when she read the letter. 1t
ran:
Dear Miss Howard-I am called out Of
town and am mailing these to you. You
can fix It up when | see you In New
York. Hope you will have pleasant
passage. With regards TO your aunt
and yourself, THE sAEDBAG0ER.
Roper called that evening to explain
that he had heard Of berth that she
might obtain four weeks later and
seemed much relieved to find that she
had been provided for.
II should have offered you my room, "
he said, had 1t not been that 1t was
imperative that l should be in town
| next week. We shall be fellow pas
sengers."
Aiadge could not arouse great enthu'
siasm over this fact A few weeks be
fore she would have been glad. But
since the luncheon she had changed. II
was unreasonable to expect him u
give up his stateroom, yet the compla
cent way In which he had dismissed
that possibility had irrItated her.
1t was not as pleasant a trip az no
per anticipated. Madge was pleasant
but there was no chance to get cha
with her, and they were nearing homt
before the opportunity came to put BIZ
. fate to the test.
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AGENTS. ATTENTloN-poN'T PAY
cash, Credit gtven' Pros,s unlimited
selling our recently patented article.
Any man. married or single between
IL and 90 years Of age viii buy u,
Cannot give full description here. Send
iOc for same. Are you wise1 Only
very few agents are handling thia ar
tIcle so far. II you cannot make at
least IS daily selling this speciality,
quit selling goods, Our novelty Is pro-
tectcd by United States Patents. Cost
to Agent So per 100 sells for 2Se each,
We give you ten days time to pay for
your goods American Specially Com
pany. Box l75. Allegheny, PA.
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TAiLoRs.
FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS.

FOR SALE AT SEA SIDE OREGON
Furniture Of an eight room
house. First class place for boarders.
Right at beach also an ice cream par
lor complete. Tents to rent for light
house keeping. All In connection with
the house, rent reasonable. A bar
gain II taken at once .address--R. r.
Astorian Office.
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TRANSFER COMPANIES.

PHILLIPS TRANSFER COMPANY
Express and baggage, also Job work
stand Millers cigar store corr 9th and
Bond phone S7S1--Main.
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IT'S virtues have been established for
many years, and thousands Of people
have been made happy by taking Hol-
lister'g Rocky Mountain Tea. 35 cents,
Tea Of Tablet'a Frank Harts.
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c. M.lF0WLER, Agent.
Phone Main 2761.
CANADIAN PACIFIC
ME A p q ESSO Lima of the Atlantic

Nothing better afloat than our new
express steamers, empress of Brit
ain" and empress of Ireland"
(I45oo tons), Quebec to Liverpool
in six days; less than four days at
sea, Superior accommodations
available. Comfort, elegance and
safety. Send for illustred booklet
and sailing list.
James FL alyson, Agent Astoria Ore
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Gymnastics alone can never give
that elasticity, ease and graceful fig
ure which comes by taking HOLSTERS
Rocky Mountain Tea. 35 cents, Tea
or Tablets. Frank Hart.
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BoYs wANTEp-Two GOOD &C
tive. wide awake boys can md stsa'
dy employment by applying at the As
torinn Office.
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WANTED. MISCELLANEOUS

WANTED SECOND HAND FURNI-
ture-Hignest prices paid bO4-Bond
street.
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CLEANING AND REPAIRING.


PRESSING AND cLEANING.-LA-
dles work speciality. up to date.
tailor. Andrew sipola i31 Commercial
street.
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MEN, ATTENTION HAVE A
new article that men win find bene-
t,cial TO their comfort and pleasure,
Cannot state description here, Send
iOc FOR sama.'' Are you wiseT Thou
sands OF men are using this article
Money refunded II you say so after
purchasing this patented speciality,
American Speciality Co. Box ITS. Al
lesheny. Pa,
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FOR RENT

FOR RENT-FouR uNFURNIsHEp
front rooms a good place for light
house keeping 5Ss Commercial Street
over the wonder.
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CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING.
HELP WANTED,

WANTEp-~TWo GOOD HoiS TO
work In printing otilcc, Apply to
Astonan.
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WANTED SAL ESMEN. MANY MAKE
800 60 $3.50 per month. Some even
more, Stock clean; grown on Rsser'
vation, far from old orchards. CasA
advanced weekly, Choice Of territory.
Address Washington Nursery Company,
Toppeniah Washington. p.gS,H
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MALE AND FEMALE HELP FuRN.
ished IN and out OF the city, chut-
ters Employment once, 6iS CONNER
clal Street,
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r. L. SABIN,
Trustee.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-05-31
AACERMAN DENIES
ROOSEVELT SCHARC
DEPosED GOVERNOR or NEW
MEXICO SAYS HIGH REGARD
FOR RoosEVELT's OFFICE
PREVENTS HARSHER WORDS.

Albuquerque, N M May 30,--The
Citizen prints the text Of letter from
President Roosevelt to former Goves
Eol Haeerman, who recently resigned
9s governor at the request Of tht
president, In The letter Hagernan Il
soathngly arraigned for the part be
took in the pennsylvania Develop
ment company land transaction upon
which the request for Hageamans
resignation was based,
The president says that but for the
former governors previous good rec
ord he would have been removed IN
stead Of being allowed to resign,
The publication Of The presidents
letter inspired Hagerman to make
public his reply to the president in
which he reviews his part in the
Pennsylvania Development company
and vigorously defends
himself against the charges contained
in the PRESIDENT letter, and declares
that only his high regard for the
office prevents MS reply
being made in harsher language.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-05-31
ELECTION NOTICE.

Office of the City Clerk, Cairo. III.
May s. 1907.
Public notice Is hereby given thai
On Friday, the 31st day of May, a. ID
1907. a special election viii be held
In the Fourth ward Of the city Of
Cairo, in the county Of Alexander
state Of Illinois. for the election of one
alderman from the said Fourth ward
70 ill the unexpired term of William
J. LAWYER, deceased.
For the purpose OF the said election
poll VIII be opened at the barber
shop Of Charles Anderson. No. 81
Fourteenth street, being situated or
souiberly side of said stree between
Poplar street asi Washington avenue
Polls viii be opened at = 20 O'cloci
3. m. and continue open until 500
O'Clock D m. Of the said 3lst day Of
May. 1907
Nomination papers for said election
,an be secured at this off5ce and mnsi
he fled in this Office On OF before
Jay 18th. 1907.
By order Of the city council
ROBERT A HATCHER,
City Clerk.
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CHICAGO LIVE STOCK.

Chicago. May 30. CATTLE Strong
and 70 to 10 cents higher for the day
and 10 10 40 cents for the week. While
The best demand was in higher grad
steers. lower classes were easily dis
posed Of, outsiders being the best pnr-
chasers Exporters and shippers wer-
prominent In trade,
HOGS Steady to stran5 On acco Mt
Of light receipts. Shippers carried
very few orders, but tle demand By
packers was sufficient u take tht
bulk Of III offerings At agares abo'n
s cents above yesterday
SHEEP Steady u 10 cents higher
one lot Of heavy wethers selling It
$685., new record for the season
Lambs were poor in quality and were
only st ady
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Adv.rilelnn h Jaran.

Japan as a. ai,o-.lsel has taken
some billboard idesa from America.
WORSHIP 81 ed Buddhist temples in
variab,g Wh ihcir bands "a a fona-
tain at FAC entrance before maAing
their apalicai.las. Formerly the
priests huns Jewels there Now the
j. s.cha-tE Of Tglsp Atll JTfIer ci'ig1
f1-nieh liz temples with free towels
ro12fTing athe pfivileze OF printlpg
their adreHtirements on them. r
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FLOWERS ARE STUEWN
Concluded from First Page,)

ional reunion of the United Confed-
crate Veterans in this city. The first
vas the formal opening of the reunion
his morning the session being de
voted to addresses bv prominent vet
srans, the appointment of the neces
sary committees and other business
% q routine character.
The second event was a grand
3arade of We Grams and military, lead
Ing up to the crowning feature Of the
days program, the unveiIing Of the
monument TO Gen. ] e. b. Stuart tno
dashlng cavalry leader of the Army
of Northern Virginia.
The day began with the city filled
with the largest crowd of visitors
aver entertained in Richmond. Dur
ms the whole of yesterday last might
and the early hours of this morning
special and regular trains arrived al
frequent intervals bringing TO the city
thousands of men who wore The gray
together with their families fticnd'
and other visitors. The crash OF
bands was TO be head in almost
every street as the veterans were es
corted TO the quarters assigned Il
them. a
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ALLEGED eMsEzzLsR CAUGHT

Springfield. Ohio. May so-James
McAIillen. secretary and treasurer of
the building and loan association OF
South Charleston. who disappeared
two yeaIs ago was arrested this after
noon az Cedarville ana brought to jail
here 10 answer an Indictment re
turned bv the grand jury IN 1904
charging him with embezzling s2S,'
ooa. Since leaving here McMillen has
been in Mexico and Central America
snd re- urued mere 10 visit his family
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|ol investors that this movement foi
national supervision and control Over
railways viii be for their detriment
| No state, of course, can do for the
railways what the national govern
ment has already done for the banks
IAN that government should 20 some
thing analogous for the railways
National bank stocks are bought and
| sold largely on ne certificate of char.
acter which the government as q re-
suit of It's examinations ami super
vision, gives to them
The railways have not been given
| this certificate Of character under the
seal of the national government. and
therefore many people who invest
freely in the shates o. banks are rc-
luclant TO buy railroad securities
Give them the same guarantees ~ To
railroad securities which we now give
them as 10 national bank shares, and
we would presently see these people
investing in railroads, and thus open
ing new reservoir from whigh to
draw the capital now SO much needed
for the extension and betterment Of
he railroads
There has been complaint Of some
Of the investigations recently carried
on but those who complain should
put the blame whore II helongs--upon
thc misdee5s which ale done in dark
80
which brought them to light The AL
ministraion Is responsible for turn
Init on the light but.ir II not re-
sponsihle for what Tie light showed.
! ask for full power to be given the
Federal government because no
single state can by legislation eff
fectualy cope with these powerful
corporations engaged In interstate
commerce, and while doing them full
justice, exact from them in return
full Justice to others. The conditions
of railroad activity the conditions of
cur immense interstate commerce
aft such az I'd make the central gov
srnment alone competent to exercise
llll supervision and control.
The grave abuses in individual
eases Of railroad management III the
past represents wrongs not merely
70 the general public, but, above all,
xtongs to fair-dealing and honest cor
9orations and men Of wealth. becanse
they excite a popular anger ana dis
trast watch from the very nature Of
he case tends to include in the sweep
3f it's resentment good ana bad alike,
From the standpoint Of the public /
can not too earnestly say thai as soon
rs the natural and proper resentment
aroused by these abuses becomes in-
discriminate and unthinking II also
becomes not merely unwise and un.
air but calculated to defeat the very
ends which those feeling it have in
view
There has been plenty Of dishonest
work by corporations in the past.
There will not be the slightest let-up
in the effort to hunt down and punish
every dishonest man. But the bulk OF
3nP business Is honestly done In the
natural indignation tAe people feel
ayer The dishonesty. IT Is all-essentiah
hat they should not lose their heads
ana get drawn into an indiscaimiRate
raid upon all corporations, all people
oF wealth. whether they do well or IL
Out Of any snch wild movement good
viii not come, can not come, and
aever has come.
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ice s.rrier Exten3s for Miles.

The unique floating ice barrier
pushed out from the mysterious Ant
arctic land was found by Capt Scots
expedition to extend 500 miles west
ward from the volcanoes Erebus and
Terror. and more than 400 miles to-
ward tho pole. reaching beyond 50
dserees n minutes south latitude. The
+ sat rises 10 70 $50 feet above the
w1ier.
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OLD CA|RO|TE DEAD
Morris J. Sullivan, After Long Illness
Gees to His Final Rest, Aged
81 Years.

Morris j Sullivan. one of Cairo's
old-time residents. died yesterday
morning at 1880 O'Clock, at his home
on Sixth street, after long illness
with Brgnt's disease He was born n
Limerick. Ireland in 1912 and came to
this country at an early age. His
wife, several children and number
Of more distant relatives survive him
He was years old.
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shynoss Of Man

In the opinion Of the bishop Of
southweil men are so sl.v that II they
have not regularly attended church 1t
II difficult for them to walk up the
aisle in d manly way The novice ali
ways feels as II his hands were the
color of peonies and the size Of car
petbags l.cadon CLIQUE. 4JdaHNlIaEI
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-05-31

WANTED FIFTY SALESLADiES
-ExPERiENcE UNNECESSARY.
APPLY TODAY. THE CHICAGO
SALVAGE COMPANY, 1907 COM
MERclAL AVENUE: NEXT TO
RHODES AND BURFORD'S.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-05-31

SALE-Of furniture consisting o.
Heating stoves, gas stove, cook stoves
chairs, book case couch extension
tables, dishes etc. Apply to Mrs.
Woodford, 1903 Park Place.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-05-31
HELP WANTEp--FEMALE.

WANTED White chambermaid at
The Halliday
WANTED a lady about 30, able to
intervi N people at their homes Oh a
hina class proposition Should he Of
itr4posaessing appearance and a fluent
eQnvcrsationalist; one who considers
her sarvieds worth as25nn DIR week
ana nrWards ho 1En WI tnieni orirpfef-
Hce &bat n aaaa afeIn58ee reaeilea.
must he willing, ftlaadl Address W..
F Hender3o n II Pian lima E HT.iI1i
ST, Louis. Mo. '# As9
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-05-31
Tobacco Habit Cured

Cigarette, Cigar. Pipe. snuff, Tobacco chewing
AMI al forms Of tobacso using are cured by
the JANIS HOME CURE FOR TOBACCO
HAtstT- Put M in 1'abfet form. Easy and
conY enis ut 10 take. Make qu ting pleasure
Tnres hfie you WORK. Price Of fan course %
tablet treatment for tobacco hshIt. ~.
James Sanatorium Co., Memphis, Tenn
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-05-31

WANTED FIFTY 3ALESLADIES
EXPERIENCE UNNECESSA
APPLY TODAY. THE CHICAGO
SALVAGE COMPANY, 1907 COM
MERciAL AVENUE; NEXT 10
RHODES AND BuRFORD'S.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-05-31
c.-.e.scos al sr,an ch,nr.

CaHr.l are taken as change all
ovar A5ys5iaia, al a rate usually Of ten
th1 93ilsr The cap must be I'm
da1oa.--5, she case in no way misform-
eC a91 the paper round the bullet
mfs b IL state OF perfect preser-
v.iion
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-05-31
MISCEL.L. AMEOUS.

PUBLIC SALE OF millinery goods
consisting of hats, trimmings piece o.
linoloum is 25, rug 1914. one large
show case, one sewing machine. two
tables, counters and shelving, etc
Sale to commence Saturday night at
s O'Clock at SIT Washington avenue
l.. III. MYERS,
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-05-31
HELP WANTED--MALE.

WANTED Young men for train
service. Security required, Exper
fence unnecessary, Apply Van Noy
News Company, Fourth street.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-05-31

Deat banker alter a high seat in
acavca. Frr folks what filed
.HnaIa slatloa Oh dis earf de back
seatH be comfortable ennd.-AtlaIts
Constitution
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-05-31

WANTED Experienced second
glfl; white Good wages and per.
Taaent position for right party, Ad
dress c care Hulletin.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-05-31
They Work Toaether.

The hearing ear is always found
close to the speaking tongue.-Emer'
son.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-05-31
CUT ELoWE Ra.

Cut flowers and floral embIems.
Mrs. Madden. s19 Twenty-second
street.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-05-31
Seasons and Fashions.

Womans apparel blossoms out In
go-eeousness simultaneously with the
trees and noWers.-Queen-
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-05-31
80 enaIlsh Insane ASYLUM.

IN Las William luke. n Quaker,
taisned the first national asylum for
the Insane in York England
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-05-31
WANTED.

WANTED IA boy who has had
Aome experience in store or q
bright boy without experience. Make
apicationgiu Writings estate age eA-
rerience and salary wanted Address
N this Office
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-05-31

FOR SALE Cottage, G rooms and
barn; 5000 down rest on easy pay.
menis. Inquire at 40 Thirty-eighth
street.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-05-31
FOR SALE OR LEA5E.

For sale or lease, 8 room cottage at
2i5 Fourteenth street. Bath and all
modern improvements. Household
goods Ia splendid condition for sale.
Apply II. r. Fitzgerald, 1910 CONNER
cial avenue.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-05-31
Cat and Ostrich Farms.

Cat farms are numerous al over the
country and that there Ii money In
ostrich farms il proven hy the fact
that there are at present several lii
the United States that are paying
Iandsnmely