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The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-05-04
CONSIDERS "HAMLEI"
INSULT To DENMARK,
ASK IT SUPPRESSED

London May with the prohibit
lion Of the production Of The MI
kadoo on the ground that it might
offend Japan. as a precedent, Vincent
Kennedy. Irish Nationalist has served
notice that he viii ask the suppress
sion of Hamlet" because denmark
i a friendly nation and the play por-
tfays its king as a murderer
Tho characterization 81 freshmen
on tho comedy stage also VIZ ~
considered cause for protest az" -
n,s II German extraction say vaude
NJ artists Of the Weber & FIELDS
nre may precipitate war with Ger
MANY unless action is taken.
The authorities are being ridi'aiso
foi their stand regarding The ~,
kado- production, and they may 20
laughed into permitting It's preseh'a
ton
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-05-04
"|NSP|RAT|ON" IS
SLAYER'S EXCUSE
a DRINK, CRAZED kENTuCkiAN
WHO CUTS THROAT OF MAN
AND WOMAN SAYS HEAVEN
PROMPTED HIM.

Richmond VA, May S.--Maddened
by excessive drink and cigarettes
William 3. pettus, son OF G. K. Pet.
tus. telegraph operator al owe
Hill, KY, started out this morning
with the hallucination that he had
been inspiied BY God in q dream 70
Kin all who crossed his path, Before
Mis- purpose could be ascertained Inc
man had murdered Lizzie Allen. q do
nestle iii the home Of Mrs =. .. Kidd
with whom Pettus boarded The wont
ans throat was sIashed from ear 20
ear with razor.
pettus next attacked William II.
Smith. his fellow workman, coming
upon him from the rear and pinngins
the knife into his throat before he
could gather himself together ~
ward oil the attack. Smith was des-
perately wounded. but II ~ thought
that he viii recover. Pettus was I'm
allx oyerrowered by the police In
iafr he said that he killed two other
men In Fulton this morning, but no
repofts af deaths have been made
from that locality. and the authorities
do not take much stock IN the allega-
ton
Il was with difficulty that the
throng az excited negroes who
blocked the entrance to the Kidd
home could be held IN check by the
police. The negroes banded them
selves together after learning Of the
killing, and there would probably
! have been lynching II Pettus
could have been found.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-05-04
70 THE EVENING CITIZEN.

Z E.5
Truly. the esteemed Bulletin y
without peer In the reckless hand
ling Of the truth.
The foregs ing II from the este rnea
Citizen Of last evening u Is Inc IN
troductory sentence to an editorial
comment upon The Bulletins stare
ment 81 yesterday morning, giving the
quantity of advertising which appear
III III its own columns and ia the col
urnns Of lis contemporaries during the
months of January, February, March
and April. Id which It was set forth
that during this period The Bulletin
printed 4o1o9 inches of advertising,
its nearest comp fitor printed 26,95o
inches and its next nearest competitor
printed 1891 inches.
The Bulletin did not make TINS
statement lightly. for the purpose OF
misleading its readers and patrons by
giving them falsa idea OF Its stand
ing from business point OF view.
The statement was made from care
fully kept records in the business de-
partment of The Bull tin, and IT was
published with full realization OF
its meaning, and Of its value as a
proof Of acknowledged merit in the
eyes of men Of business at home and
abiead
That t.e es eemed Citiz n should
e.abt o break the force OF thu
statement by the varicus and devious
ways known to the habit al bubble
was expected for that is its mteho'
of m citing all situations which cal
for manly controversy or comment
Its eyasions and lame explanation
demanded no serious consideration
but It is different when II boldly d.
clared that The Bulletins stalemet
was not trle-h nee the -followiu
chalIange:
500 For Cairo Children's Home.
The Bulletin will pay 500 cash
the Cairo Children's Home If II ca
not prove to the satisfaction OF an
committee OF reputable citize3s
be chosen in the usual way, tina
printed 10000 or more inches Of di
play and reading advertisements du
ing the first four months Of this yea
or IL the Evening Citizen can pro-
that it printed over 27.00o inches
tina same class of advertising duril
the same period of time.
The Citizea is t. pay 500 TO q
Cairo Children's Home If The Bul
tons statement Is found TO bc c,
rect.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-05-04

evrec very nncL greater improvement as time goes on Ill
The automobile the property only Of the rch ana y = s
NV rt,n Il he within the the person Of moderate
oa ma even Of the It WILL come about 70 u
number Of workmen club together and hire an auomoe a WI
take each man Of his place Of employment ~ the morning any
hack 70 The door Of his home in the evening.
convenience kind will enable the dWeefs - tae conss
Districts If Tho LARGE cities the country and will 60 tar toward
solving the much discussed tenement-houe problem
b nered automobile will provide solution for many problems
i h healb in shortening simplifying the distance between W
4r a. ~ trolley already has it's line It already
- busy man to proceed from point TO ahoher without
waiting exposed Indictment weather o steam or an eece @ a
The extension will confer this benefit on the %
class. a, !, !, u, ...- b.nt
A b goods 10 transport through large city and ITS suburbs re
formerly used horses to convey goods 10 gwen Po ~
Ina NV Of two hours automobile will carry greater qpany q
~ r. and back from given point the time that the horses Eooa
i II b line Of labor that the viii te superseded BY the
automobile and nobody question that will be good thing Tor morse
and III, LII ,eor
- @ j III strain Of ascending steep roads does not require to
ii nkd or hicbed while stands Most Of the lear o. y largely
IMAGINARY although somewhat natural tmd or nervous persons
because the machine unfamiliar thing
i The hands Of an unframed reckless driver the automobile may
an 10 menace TO public safety Just have been in the past
and are now in the same hands but it will be to correct these
abuses by proper legislation
One objection 10 the automobile has been that DESTROYED good
a That i true in part but only part The automobile improves
~ natural road by rendering smoother and compact but II does
H iniurioy the macadam But that only saying that we
mus have better roads such the aneens built winch are r
and smooth to day. roads that are constructed Tor purely tenn
porary .,4 -
h constructed IN m country building has een SO long
neglected art
Finally We NAV ask what roads for? They for the use Of
m vehicles that have to traverse them and the automobile found to
~ az believe it will be- an indispensable agent Of modern anspor
5ation, We mus. build the proper roads SAsk c. Z-
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-05-04
~SAhC.Z Ia

The phrase "eompul-
sorry arbitration is of it.
self a misnomer. The
very essence of arbitra-
ton, especially as applied
to industrial affairs, is
contained in the volun-
tary principle. Man may
and do voluntarily agree
10 arbitrate and to &C.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-05-04
PRINTING in Thihct.

Great printing works are cs'ao'
ljshed at Nartane. in Thibet- "A traF-
elcr SAYS: There are thousands ana
thousands Of blocks at Nartang' com
prising matter in type equivalent 70
numerous different volumes hach
wooden block is about "a inches 'ons
nv - inches vide. enc face having
carved upon it complete page OF let
tering The method of printing is
primitive in the extreme and consists
of LAYING the paper on fiat snriacs
and leveriBg TIC block upon u WIN a
long handle. mech as The village
hlackemitb works his bellows
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-05-04
FOUR CHILDREN KILLED
Tots While Crossing Tracks Become
Confused and Step Directly IN
Frort Of Fast Train.

Flint Mich. Nav Ruth Nash.
aged 16. and her two nsphews George
aged 8 and Harold. aged 1s months
we're killed today by a Grand Trunk
passenger train at the Richfleld road
crossing and Cecil Nash. aged s. prob
sbly fatally injured. The e -ren be
came confused and passed directly y
frrnt Of the train, Ruth Nash Eas
pizhfns The baby in a goezrt
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-05-04
COCkR0ACHES.
Fasv II Get Rid Of These Pests win
/ r-fuatr;r paete

- Get hid of These Pests with
Stearns' Electric Paste.
Put steafns Electric Rat ana Roach
Paste in sinks and on shelves, and III
ire morning you can sweep up q pan
full of dead reaches
This remarkable exterminator " the
only one on the market where yoa'
money is returned if it fails to give
satisfaction. Much better than pow
ders. as Il does not blow away ans.
guaranteed TO kill off rats, mice ano
other vermin.
stearns, Electric Paste is sold by druggist
ar sent nreraia on receipt OF price. OF; boa
S5c Il cr box 81 90. stearns' ElecTle Faset
20. Buffalo. N Y. formerly cnlcoso' ii''
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-05-04
EIGHT FISHERMEN LOST
Men From Schooner Mystery Set
Out in Dories and Were En-
veloped in Heavy Fog.

Boston. Mass. Nav 1.-The fishing
schooner Mystery. which returned
from The Banks late today reported
the loss Of eight men last Tuesday
Oh the southern edge Of Browns
Bank. sixty miles from Cape Sable.
The men set our in four dOries TO
place travis. 4 heavy fog set in. and
in the thick weather the mon we're
Int.f
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-05-04

A carl schurz memorial professor
sbip" is to be estahiished al me l.l
verzitv If Wisconsin a. result o.
the movement recently started in NH
yankee BIZ number OF prominent
rnan-Americans The plan IS 10
raise an endowment Of $4,000 the
income Of which will be used for the
establishment Of an annual course oil
lectnres 10 be given by prominent
professors OF German universities
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-05-04
THE PEOPLE ALL
In Chorus Cried, give u Newbro's
ucrpicIde.

This word of late has been In every
ones mouth, and many are wondering
what the word signifies. though no one
has yet boon found who Will deny that
NEWER0'S HERpIcIDE does the worE
Well for the information OF thousands Of
people who like to know all about a good
thing we would say that HERpICIDl
means Il DESTROYER or killer OF Herpes"
Now "f1erpcs'' ~ the family name o. a
disease caused by various vegetable par
asiteS "A similar microhc causes dam
lruff. itching scalp, and falling hair; this
h the rn!crobe that NEWRRO'S HERPl-
eide promptly dcatroAs after which the
lajr grown sold by leading druggists.
Sand 10. IN stamps for sample 10 The
''~ri~ac CO Detroit Mich,
Two sizes--5o cents and $t.0o.
Paul q. Schulz a Sons. Special Agents
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-05-04
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE AS DEFENSE

Mrs. Trasis. who was elected from
a street car in Fort Worth. Tex. sue J
the COMPANY for heavy damages for
the physical and mental suffering"
she endured. When the case came
TO trial the defendants attorneys SCI
up the defense that Mrs. Travis was a
Christian Scientist and had for years
been a disciple Of Mrs. Mary Baker
EDDY. and as Christian Science de
MED the existence Of physical snt
mental sucerfng. it was Impossible To-
Mrs Travis 10 sue on such grounds
that If what she claimed 10 be Chris
tan Science vas true. sac did no
suHeae either physically OF mentally
The trial judge overruled the defense
howeFeF. snd the jury retarBsi /
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-05-04
His FACE for the Pie.

A seven-year-old who, 81 dinner,
without a thought of the dessert had
eaten not wisely but too well, re-
marked: aGeei I'm fun up 70 ny
nook His mother. said. That 5
too bad. for We are going to have pie
undaunted. he replied: Bring it on;
I've got ny face Tor the PIE.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-05-04
March Circulation

THE above II 3 correct statement q
the number of copies printed 81 ING
Cairo Bulletin for The var 1915, AMI
for tie month Of March 1907.
CLYDE SULLIVAN,
Business Manager,
Subscribed and sworn % before me
this sath day Of April 1907,
tseau LEO i. kLER
Notary Public,
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-05-04

Or. j, r.. BLACKS MAGNETIC
EYE WATER ispainlcss, HARMLESS,
contains no poison, and will euro
any case Of sore eyes IN the world,
For sale aud guaranteed hy VII drug
pists. Manufactuira by fi X.
BLACK MEDICINE CO.. KEN
NETT, MO.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-05-04
CIRCULATION STATEMENT.

Ayf rage number Of complete ana
perfect copies Of The Bulletin
printed daily and Sunday fof
the year 1906 .....te...,,.. n ''''
Average humber Of complete ana
perfect copies Of The Bulletin
printed daily and Sunday our
inc the month Of April 1909 1is-
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-05-04
TIME CARD CAIRO ELECTRIC RVS

tsErT LINE ears due to leave second ~, 20
ing north on Commercial Ave, every IN Nun
ufas from 6 a. m. 70 u p. NJ t,,,t..
Caine north on Walnut ~. every Is minutes
from Cos m. to 1888 .. M A..
POPLAR sT. LINE Holbrook Ave, CIR nuT
10 leave Seconn 1T geing nertn on hoiotspo ~,
same minutes every hour until lo;i2 ana ii'i'
p. m. xs.I.A sd a. 5.Ap.
ana: asa; $40: and 7:0i a. N and on same Hatu
ut-s every hour until 1924 and liiD1 p. iu'
POPLAR ST. cars due to pass ~ Mays P~'S
IL minutes afte- leaving sec no ST. rv.,,t
RTIT LINE OWL CARS north on Mathus
iI.a0 n m 1894 a. M; 80 n. m.i z'5u a. MS
4. 30 a. m; 4. 80 a. M; 80 a. IN. 80.
North on Commercial--i2;00 p; M. LOO"
palt and Owl cars are due to pass "eM
Thirty fourth st. is minutes after leaving
Second IT.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-05-04
II Vas.

No style-That was the turning"
point in his life
curbasta-What vasz
De stvle-vhen he Joined the OF
ems as a tumbler- -
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-05-04
Tlrr Autnn,nhilr 81 thf
Alarnrl If tfrr Ayr
BY ELLIOT G. LEE.
President rfsssachusstts Automobile CLUB

EXT to the locomotive engine, believe that the auomoo
HE greatest invention affecting the means OF transportation
tha has been made Ia hundred years The automopne IN
deed has advantages the locomotive and as time goes on
these advantages viii be more pronounced
III true that there some defects IN the motor ga
a. IL present constructed but il must be remembered ina
really practical for only very short 'e
While Tie improvements that have been made IN the
t,e &c machine have been extraordinary we may reasonably
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-05-04

The Bulletin 10 or sale NJ tine TOT
lowing pIacas:
colsnan's, IA Eighth street.
halliday House News Stand.
Walkers, 10 Sixth street.
slus Front Restaurant
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-05-04

suIs 70, The Bulletin The only paper Win
ali The news ony per radius Of $50 miles Wits the ser
paper srsry vice ct the Associated Pres
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-05-04
OFFICIAL. DIRECTORY


PopuiatiSH NJ w
mayor, GEORGE PARs0NA
Clerk, r. A. HATCHER
Treasurer, JAMES QUINN.
Comptroller, ERNEST sl0RDMAN
Police Magistrate, A. }. Ross
Chief OF Police, M. 3. Raglan
Alexander County. Population f2~N
Comfy Clerk, JESSE IN. MiLLNN
Circuit CLERK. LEE II DAVE.
Sheriff, FRANK E. DAVIS
STATES ATTORNEY--hlex n
Wilson.
Coroner, DIR. JAMES MeMANUs.
County Superintendent OK Ethooss.
PHOF. JOHN SNYDER
Assessor and Treasurer, FRED
NEILIs.
Beard OF County Commissioners.
r. j. JENNEILE, Chairmar-
GEORGE PARSONS.
DIR. EDWIN J. GAUMm
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1907-08-06

FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE-ON
hundred fine farms in Macon county
finest corn and blue grass country.
two crops Will pay for the land.
Tracts from 40 acres up. Will sell
for cash on small payments or will
exchange for property. Address r.
White q Son. Real Estate Dealers.
!, Macon, Mo. q
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1907-08-06
HICKS PREDICTS
AUGUST STORMS
ST. LOUIS WEATHER MAN SAYS
HURRICANES WILL COME
ABOUT CLOSE OF MONTH.

St Louis, Mo, Aug. 5.---All August.
this first four days of which have
been cloudy, chilly and rainy, Just AIS
he foretold, promises to be rather
stormy, according to the predictions
made by Rev. Irl r. Hicks in his al
manac. Electrical outbursts are likely
to be severe, and for the close of tho
month are predicted counter equinoc-
tai storms out of the northwest, fol-
lowed by a sharp change to cooler"
Following the first three unpleasant
days, low barometer and high tenn
perature. Mr.. Hicks says, will bring
thunder storms on the 5th to the 7th,
with threatening conditions until the
new moon on the 9th. Clearing wealth
but from the 9Th to 18th will be what
he calls seismic period
From the 18th to the 14th threaten
ing conditions will prevail, when rain,
thunder and wind will touch many To-.
callties in their eastward sweep" The
forecaster says some divisions will get
heavy downpours, but the general
shortage in rain will not be relieved,
Storm conditions also Will be prevail
ert on the 17th-1sth. when southern
sections VIII be subject to equatorial
storms, but 1t will be buster and thun-
der with only moderate and scattering
rain.
The crisis of the full moon period
will fall on the 23d to the 26th, when
severe summer storms may be expect
ed. A seismic period is predicted from
the 21st to the 28th, in relation to
which Rev, Hicks says: Watch tele-
graph reports" He adds that a change
to much cooler will follow severe
electric storms on and touching the
25th and 26th." Following this date
serious disturbances are predicted for
southern regions.
1.-THE probabilities are" says Mr..
Hicks, that West India hurricanes will
appear In the seas south of our coasts
during the past ten days of August
and these storms are apt to touch the
gulf and South Atlantic coasts about
the last three days OF the month" Mr..
Hicks qualities the prediction by say
ing the storms may not appear until
September, adding No harm can re-
suit from watching Indications ana
holding ones affairs in businesslike
shape, especially along the regions ex-
posed to such visitations."
Mr.. Hicks concludes his August fore
cast by asserting hat equinoctial
storms are not confined to the date,
when the sun is exactly on the equator
He declares that "the; last half of Aug
ust always Is embraced within the
autumnal equinoctial period, sometime.
to the Overwhelming surprise and de-
struction of unsuspecting thousands
along seas and coasts exposed to the
fury of the elements"
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1907-08-06
CHAPTER XVII.

The footing and whistling of the
train began. The men filed outside. In
the crush Cash Hawkins, who had
been drinking steadily until he was
siow IN a decided state of inebriation.
2lunk down to the other end of the
slatform. Henry and Sir John assist
I'd Diana to the car. The cowboys
sswarmed along the platform-Jin
Ralong stood in the deserted saloon.
Before he was aware of what was
sharpening -tbat the train was about
to CARR away this tie of his former
Hfe-he heard Diana's voice call Jim. .
si5he slipped from the lower step on
which she stood and ran towards him.
Diana" He seized her out-stretc,l-
led hands-he must say something to
her. but she would not let him speak.
II shall always thank God for this
day. Jim, couldn't believe you were
in ever have Now know the sacrt-
fee you have made for me-now I
know l have the right to ask God to
bless you and keep you and make you
happy" Her voice broke; tears were
falling on his hand.
Lady Elizabeth or Henry would
never discuss the cause of Jin's depar.
ture. She had always persistently d.
Tended him to the world, and to-day
her intuition had told her that for her
sake Jim had shielded his cousin-he-
husband! How could she accept 1t?
sAnd you, Diana-tell me you are
happy"
Happy" Her eyes told him that it
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LEGAL
Administrators Notice.

Administrators Notice.
Notice 10 hereby given to all persons
interested that on the Sd day of Aug.
ust, A. D., 1907, the undersigned was
appointed by the clerk OF the district
court OF Wapelio county, administrator
OF the estate of w. H. Powell, de-.
ceased late OF said county All per-
.ons indebted to said estate will make
payment to the undersigned, and those
having claims against the same will
present them. legally authenticated to
said court for allowance
Dated. Aug. 9. 1907.
Geo. Haw, Jr.,
Administrator
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FOR SALE--5o DRY GOODS BOXES
cheap. at ]. e. Scase's.

anticipate them in their rebellion;
he would make 1t hard for them TO
declare themselves.
That's what" Shorty went on.
We'll, It's time to get nervous day
after tomorrow" And still Bill
braided the leather.
They're goin' to make trouble If
they don't git It," Shorty acted as
spokesman. Grouchy and Andy only
nodded their heads in approval Of
their leaders, words.
Bill stopped his work as he picked
Hal up in his arms. Are they?" he
said. well reckon Jim Carston and
me can handle that bunch He
spoke as though the others were not
present.
Maybe you kin; maby you kim
Shorty retorted. as he flung the saddle
against the walls of The cabin.
"Und say. Bill-unG say-to-mor-
rows payday" Andy's vp.ce trembls I'D
as he spoke. He was gentle-manner-
ed German, and the sight Of Hal WAS
not a good incentive for him to fight
against the boss,
Hal beaan to listen and to look from
one to, the other. Bill noticed the
child's look Of inquiry and set him on
the ground.
Son. you run in and help your
mother with the milking He slap.
I'D his hands together as though a
great Joy were in store for the child.
who laughed with glee as he hurried
across to the stable.
The men waited for Bill to say
something but he only stood twisting
straw about in his mouth and pull.
ing his hat-brin.
Again Andy's courage rose and he
walked close to Bill. "To.morrow's
payday, Bill-eh?"
"It is? Do tell! Amt you dis.
coyerer! Say. Andy. you're neglect
In the north pole little.
This time II was Grouehy who an
swered. We'll. want mtne." and b..
viciously dug his knife into the hitch.
ing-post.
Bill looked from one to the other.
Surely they would be reasonable; he
would try them.
Boys It's seven years since the
an uphill fight, Every ones done
nilll. fIlS UOuGuC Wu6u CdGtJ0 WIS
higher than they've ever been since,
and you know what last winder did
for us; but he 'ain't ever hollered, and
the top wages he paid you at the
start he's been a-payin you ever
since"
ooh. what's the use!" Shorty inter.
rupted THE money is owed lls
The only question is, do we git it?"
Backed up by Shorty, Grouchy be.
gan again, well. want mine"
Only gentle Andy was silent. He
could hear little Hal laughing as he
played in the cow-shed.
Bill dropped his persuasive tone rs
he wheeled around on the men and
in sudden blaze said:
well, you know carston and you
know me. If you're lookin' for trouble
we won't see you go away disappoint.
ed" He squared his shoulders as ne
spoke. "Oh, shucks!" He looked at
the boys again. TITS no use," he be.
gan, more good-naturedly. TITS the
business that's no good. Nothin' In
1T. The packers has got us skinned to
death. They pay US what they like for
cattle, and charge the public whit
they like for beef. He'll he grunted
as he turned on his heel. "I'm goin'
into the ministry"
Continued in Next Issue.)
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FOR SALE.

FARMS OF ANY SIZE, FROM $4,000
to $4,000 per, acre, lin. Northeast
Kansas, the garden spot of the west.
Call on u.s. or write for particulars
to King & King, Atchison, Kansas.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1907-08-06
/. KANSAS SPECIAL.

FOR SALE - 100 ACRTs. so MILES
south OF Kansas City; smooth and
tillabie: soil and sub soil good; 500
acres prairie grass. 200 being hay
land: no waste land; house and
barn, large shade trees. Price, $780,
600. Can loan s16, 900, Other tracts
any size In Corn and Tame Grass
section Of Kansas. The Hosford In
vestment Co.. Lawrence. Kan.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

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