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The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-03-18

Orders have been issued requiring greater precaution on board ships in regard to the automatic shutters, which are used to separate the turret from the compartment below, where the am- munition coming from the magazine and in transit to the turret guns is handled. It has been found that on some of the ships it is the practice to fasten back some of these shutters, and
 so destroy the purpose of their adop- tion, which is to insure complete sepa- ration of the turret from the place where the powder is likely to be ex- posed. With an open shutter it was found there was a liability to the com munication of fire, which might prove disastrous by extending to the maga- zine It was found also that unless there was shutter which operated automatically nothing could be done to compel anyone to pay much attention to this desired separation, especially as every one in the firing of guns is intent on making the best and quickest rec
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-03-18
ADVERTISING RATES.

Situations, Wants. Rents and Othor small advertisements. One Cent WorGs sach insertion. Eve Cents Word for & Sul week.
 Display advertisements, per inchs Onel an0srtion. s1.2O; each subsequent iEses" aaon, 60 cents; one week. Sa.Sei eR@I smsnth. SIC: one year. $40.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-03-18

Harvard university is in Cambridge, and this happened in Cambridge, ac- cording to the testimony of the Boston Post: It was at the time of the Long, fellow centenary when hundreds were waiting outside Sanders theater at Har- yard, for admission to the exercises. "What are all those men waiting to got into that placer" asked pass erby. "Longfellow celebration" an swered friendly voice from nearby
 "Longfellow celebration, eh?" ejaculat- ed the first He'd never been heard of if he hadn't married Alice Roosevelt"
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-03-18

Wolves are expensive. Vernon Bai- ley, of the forest reserve bureau ct Washington, who has been making an investigation of the rayages of wolves on the ranches of the southwest, re- ports that in certain part of New Mexico he learned that a moderate es- innate of the stock killed by four wolves of which he got trace was a yearling COW or a calf every three days, Or approximately one hundred head of cattle to each wolf. ''Counting all as calves" says MT. Bailey, lat the low rate of $1O head, each wolf would at this rate cost the ranchmen $1.000 a year. This estimate of S4,0O0 for the four wolves leaves out of consideration the five to ten hungry offspring of each pair, which begin to kill stock for themselves in the fall and continue to do so as long as they live.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-03-18

"I'll sue the scoundrel!" exclaimed Algy, in a terrible rage. He calls me a blithering idiot" T wouldn't pay any attention to it" counselied Percy. 'Blithering' doesn't really mean any thing, you know" "-Chicago Tribune.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-03-18

John Marshall's house in Richmond. Virginia, in which he lived for forty years, has been bought by the city and is in danger of demolition. An effort to preserve it, as a memorial of the great interpreter of the constitution, has been suggested.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-03-18

ord. Of course, everything is all right, so long as no accident occurs, but it was realized that having an automatic shutter which was kept back was much like having no shutter at all.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-03-18
The Spring Hats.

Girls are out In springies, Hats of Easter hue, Beat the ground hog hollow As sign of what to do. Hats that seem like casseroles Perched upon the head, Lovely women truly look As though they'd soon be wed.
 -Quidnunc
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-03-18

Our little brown brothers seem to be prospecting. Reviewing the work of 1906 in the Philippines, the Manila Daily Bulletin says: The year just closed has been a year of achievements Con structive, commercial, legislative and social progress has been made. There are material evidences of progress in agriculture. Labor saving machinery is slowly gaining foothold. A rapid extension of industrial education has been a feature of the years work Min ing interests are growing in magnitude. Expensive milling plants are being in- stalled. Unsupported mineral wealth is being discovered in various portions of the group New railways are now an assured reality. Railway construc- tion is under way. Filipino labor is building the new railways. The new waterwor,-s and sewer system for Ma nila are a great advance. Many signi- fcant legislative acts have been passed by the Philippine Commission. Strln- gent financial conditions are loosening up. The rice crops are unsurpassed. There is general confidence among the business interests.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-11-07
MISSING ACTOR
BACK ON STAGE
HITCHCOCK IN OLD ROLE GIVEN
OVATION BY HIS
AUDIENCE.
RENDERED HIS THANKS
For Applause and Completely Broke
Down When His Wife Kissed
Him in Action Of
the Play.

New York Nov raymond Hitch
cock who gave himself up to the au-
thorities today, reassumed his role at
the Aston theatre tonight and was
Given q administrative welcome.
At every opportunity the audience
applauded with enthusiasm until at
tae end Of the second act the come
dian stopped to the front of the stage
and in tremulous voice thanked the
audience for the applause aud eX
pressed hope that he would always
deserve if.
Upon Mrs Htchcock's second en-
sf4nce the action called upon her to
shake ner husbands hands As they
stood win hands ciasRed the cheers
arc deafening and for moment
beth performers seemed unable to
continue ahen Miss Isabelle placed
Ter unengaged hand on her husbands
shoulder and kissed him. At this
Hitchcock broke down completely
and there We're a good many wet eyes
in the aduience too.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-11-07
NEW MARvELs FROM PAPER.
Carpets, Clothes, shoes and Hats
Made OF the New stuff.

A clever German has invented a
paper yarn which he has named KY
lolin. and from which he weayes fab
RIGS OF almost incredible cheapness.
Ills paper cloth ID said to be an eA-
ceilent substitute for cotton, jute,
linen and even silk.
Rugs and carpets Of any thickness
are made OF paper yarn, says the
Circle. Al hough these paper floor
coverings can hardly Vie ia richness
with Persian and Turkish rugs, sun
they are mothproof. light and clean.
AS substitute for jute in the manu-
facture OF bagging the German paper
has a future before 1t, for the reason
that jute is not the cheapest raw
material IN the world.
Spun paper fibrss have been woven
into hats ana shoes which Germans,
at least, have not hesitatcd to wear,
Last year about 100000 washable
paper toWes were made. which sold
at wholesale for about two cents
apiece ana looked for al the world
like linen
SO easily is the yarn woven into a
cloth OF any design or shade that
paper clothes have recently made
thelr appearance Lighter than
linen. these paper suits are said TO
be- nearly as warm as wool
a mans three piece suit costs him
no more than 4 dollar Sgch paper
quits are quite unlike the paper
waistcoats which are occasionally
worn. for they are not merely strips
OF paper sewed together butt are
made Of cloth woven from TRUE
yarn or thread and are therefore
porous and hygienic
The paper thread out Of which this
fabric is made Is wa r.
proof, and is neither brittle nor
hard; it neither shrinks nor stretch
es and at first glance cannot be dis
ting lished from cotton.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-11-07

lieved within a few DAYS the pain
and swelling diminishing with each
dose
A well kn0wn local druggist. who is
in a position 20 know. asserts that
this prescription. wherever it be
comes known. always ruins the sale
5f the numerous patent medicine
rheumatism cures. kidney cures. etc
It IS a recipe which the majority Of
patent medicine manufacturers. and
even certain physicians dislike TO see
published Few cases. indeed. which
win fail % fuify Yield to SIS peculiar
81 soothing and heating influence Ba
ing composed OF common every day
ing eiients. which can b. ha7 frcu
sas druggist il makes y q god
honest and harmless remedy and al
aominal cost
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-11-07
ECZEMA ONLY SKIN DEEP.
Proven BY Records Now On Display
at Herman c. Sehuh's Drug Store.

The old theory that skin disease
was caused by bad blood or disori
dered internal system has been
provon false one. II Is now well
known among upto-date skin special,
lists that skin disease is caused By a
germ iii the skin and that this germ
must be killed by local treatment.
Mr.. Herman C. Schulz druggist at
Eighth and Washington avenue, has
in his possession hundreds Of letters
from persons formerly suffering from
eczema, psoriasis, salt rheum, and
other diseases Of the skin. He also
has pictures of men. women and chill
dren showing the skin diseased,
cracked and bleeding, while few
months later 1t is clean, soft and
smooth with every trace of the dis
ease wiped out. All these cures were
made by a local external application
OF d. ID d. Prescription. a remedy that
instantly stops all itch and quickly
kills the disease germ. effecting a
permanent, positive cure.
Here Is a simple letter from j. Dali
ton, Wilderness, Mo-; y have used
the bottle OF medicine you sent me
and am now well man. Please ac-
cept EF hertfelt thanks. Your remedy
cannotTbe praised too much" VI
Every sufferer of skin disease can
see such letters by calling at the Her
man c.. Schuh drug store. and also Sc
cure without charge book on the
cause and cure Of skin diseases.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-11-07
Sweet xaivette.

Among the Interested visitors Of
The marine barracks at Washington
IN one occasion was a party of young
sirls from a Maryland town. friends
oi one OF the officers OF the barracks
They pro- cd very much interested
in everything pertaining 20 the life
auo discipline OF thepost.r
what do you mean by taps 2"
sskel ore Young woman
Taps are played every night on
lie baxle. answered the officer. 1T
meana lights Gus They play 1it
over tho bodies OF dead soldiers. "
4 puzzled lOek came 10 the lace
IF tie qaesIIue.- Then she asked:
what 10 yan CO &c vet haven't q
s-7F zu-sfrr@-'
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-11-07

ml in expediting the movement Of
olnrency 10 the western wheat fields
TIE premium for currency became
lower today, and this enabled several
banks To ship larger amounts Of eur.
rency than would have otherwise
proved possible TO their correspond
ents west OF the Mississippi river II
was learend here today that the
amount of government deposts direct
ed by Secretary Cortelyou 10 be plac'
ed in st. Paul and Minneapolis is So
600. 900, and that this sum Will be for.
warded from Washington.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-11-07

can POSSIBLY be spared for the pur-
poses V Estimates 81 the combined
amounts the New York hanks will
condition to the northwest within the
next six weeks vary The Chase Ma
tional and First National Banks have
commenced to ship daily sums rang
ing from s25,000 to s5o,0a0 to the
tanks along the Great Northern and
Northern Pacific railroads lanes y.
It'll held conference here with the
officers OF the Chase National and
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-11-07

other Institutions at which it is stated
he asked that the northwest be given
an possible assistance to move the
crops. Hill was informed that while
the local banks could not furnish the
rsuai amonnt Of money for crrp
movement purposes. they were any
ious TO DO all they could to expedite
the shipment of cereals to the sea
board. whence they could be sent
abroad and thereby strengthen this
eountry's position in foreign money
markets. Bringing in today Of goh
from abroad has already proved help.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-11-07
School Ffock for Young Girl

Extreme simplicity characterizes
the models for school frocks for
young girls, though they are built up
very smartly Combinations 81 ma
terials are to be in great vogue, es-
peeially the checks and plails. VI h
plain clothes, canyasses yoilcs. etc.
This model has the circular skirt cat
in narrow breadths, which are fold
ca into plaits at the waiatline, then
allowed to widen out toward the bot
tom 10 produce the fashionable aare
It's sole trimming is two bands OF
the plain wolfe of which the blouse
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-11-07
MANY PERSONS HERE ARE
:''.. USING HOME MADE REMEDY
Local Druggists Say Hundreds of People
Purchased Simple Ingredients
Last Week

To make up enough OF the "Dande-
lion treatment" which is claimed 10
be relieving nearly every sufferer
who uses it for backache kidney com
plant. sore weak bladder and rheu-
matism get from any good prescrip-
ton pharmacy one-half ounce Fluid
Extract Dandelion- one once Com
pound Kargon and three ounces Com
pound Syrup Of sarssparilla. Shake
well in a bottle and take in teaspoon
ful does after each meal and again at
bedtime.
Those who have tried II claim that
Il acts gently but thoroughly on the
Kidneys. relieving baekache and blad-
der trouble. and urinary difficulties
almost instantly. Many cases Of rheu-
mafism are Known 20 have been re
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-11-07
BANKER CONVICTED
On Charge Of Misapplication Of Funds
When Missouri Bank Failed
Last Year.

Kansas City. No. Nov Or F. J.
Tygart. resident Of the Bales National
Bank Of Butler No, when 1t failed
September 20. 1906. was sentenced to-
Jay to five years In the penitentiary
by Judge Mcpherson in the federal
court. The conviction was on a
charge OF misappropriation Of the
funds OF the bank
Tygart is past seventy years OF age
end is practically paralyzed He
Headed guilty and was given the
minimum sentence.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-11-07
MONEY no MOVE CROPS.

New York. Nov. G.-Now that the
monetary strain has been lessened
locally. New York banks began pre-
parations today to ship all available
currency to the northwest to aid the
movement Of crops. While there is
concerted action among the citys
banking institutions TO meet the de-
mands for currency made by the
banks in the crop country. individual
banks win seRd. all the funds that
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-11-07

made, supplemented by large but
lois Of silk braid.
The blouse mas the sleeves cut In
one with it and the upper part Is
stitched with an odd yoke of the
same material. that tapers down the
middle of the sleeve. where it Is div
ided. turned back and faced with the
checked material 10 form a pretty
trimming.
Bias folds of checked, wolfe trim
be front and collar OF the blouse
ani form the tips for the pockets.
Ihey likewise appear as border for
he turn-doWn collar.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-11-07
MISSOURI ENDORSES
TAFT FOR PRESIDENT

Kansas City Nov. 6.-The Missouri
Republican club. the oldest organiza-
tion Of Republicans in Missouri. to
night unanimously adopted resolu-
tions endorsing Secretary TAFT for
President of the United States and
Attorney General Herbert s Hadley
fer governor OF Missouri.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-11-07

NEWS FROM OUR NEIGHBORS (:


yisitihg his daughter, Mrs, james
Moore for few days.
Mrs. Joe Gauge visited in Anna
| H. last week with friends.
Dr. A.. w Tarr and wife attended
the Masonic banquet at Belknap on
ldst Thursday night
Ed Reichert is home from Oregon
on visit with his father. J. +. Reich
ert and other relatives for few
weeks.
Mrs. Elmer Gray went TO Murphys
boro Saturday to visit with relatives
Nh. and Mrs. R. Renney spent sun
dast with friends in Villa Ridge. b
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-11-07
Lnokinn the Stable Door.

Now that most Of the white pines
of Maine are gone. an effort viii be
made TO save them. TO save most Of
them would require rs to unshingle
our houses and reconstruct the trees,
as biologists reconstruct dinosaurs,
and mosasours and plesiosaurs from
sample bones.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-11-07
PLETHORA OF MONEY
concluded from First Page.)


were dumped at the assay Office. The
government Immediately advanced to
the bankers to whom the gold was
consigned 80 per cent of the value OF
the shipment In bills and small cur
rency. The other 10 per cent will not
be paid over until the coin is weigh
ed and until the bullion Is both
weighed and tested as to its fneness.
Throngs of curious people gathered
at the steamship piers to watch the
unloading of the millions and at the
snb-treasury to witness the receipt Of
the precious metal at that dark and
forbidding looking structure. None Of
of the men accompanying the treasure
through the streets were armed.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-11-07
FINED AND JAILED.

St Louis. Nov 6-N- p. Rogers,
formerly postmaster Of Steeleville.
No. was sentenced to six months in
Jail following a plea OF guilty TO a
charge Of embezzlement Of $3.50 from
tae government Tn addition Rogers
vas fined the amount 81 the short
age.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-11-07
Aclp THRowER SENTENCED.

81 Louis. No G-Aibeft Merlin
ser. who has been on trial i0r three
aas- Tor binding Mrs Lena Wunsch.
I, throwing sulphurie acid in her face
OF June ,. was found guilty tonight
and SENTENCED. to twenty years In the
tenitentiary.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-11-07
GRAND CHAIN, ILL.
November 6. 1907.

Chas Cuterer IS real sick at this
writing
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. W. Wright Of Don
COLA, spent: Tuesday at DR. Tarr.
G. IS. Walker went to Anna, Ill,
Tuesday.
w. A. Steers, Of Metropolis, H.,
was here for a short visit with rela-
tiyes last week.
]. w. Esque, Of Chicago, Is here
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-11-07
DISPUTE SETTLED.

London, Nov 6.-Richard Bell, M.
p announced tonight that the rail-
road dlsute had been settled The de-
tails We're not given out up to late
hour.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-11-07
JAP SHIPS AT MANILA
On Way. Home From jamestown Elk
MISUNDERSTANDING For
Officers and Men.

Manila, Nov. 6.-The Japanese
cruisers which We're sent 10 the
jamestown Exposition have arrived
in Manila Bay ON their way home.
A series of entertainments have been
planned for their officers and men
and every courtesy viii be shown
them BY the Insular army and navy
Keeping eyerlastingly at It insures
snceess ADVERTISE IN the Bulletin.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-11-07

The Bulletin Is the only seven dsy
PAPER in Cairo.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-09-17

q bre=c.9ve % outage. Texas. re-
,-rues bone last Saturday,.
Farmer Beard and 1.s 81 ,ls.,e1
Gzr.9s -zst week
Dir sad yrs Allen BAlr sYeu;
he sst.z,h ~ Davis
Every oue Sas 10 g.zd 70 see NJ
Jesse Freeman and family. and NJ
S=eley and family home again and
looking 81 vel after their camping
.-lp
Tie great seal Of Murray county
wzs received by Coga,y Clerk v e.
Morgan last Friday ulgs.t
GEO Kline and plt-. after several
months absence from D9ugherty. hay.
returned for the fall w0fE
p master Loug mad a trip over
70 i- newly discovered Bromide
sYrl Jas, ss,1rday ard found TIA,
seyerl had been ahead Of him and
net o,hers goin- Already rs cura.
tive Qualities are highly appreciated
Mr Asers suffered a slight sroke
oi paralysis last Saturday, morning.
Johnnie Coffee IS suffering from a
'elOu
Mr. Combes, presents her lodge
a. the gathering % ReDekah lodges
70 BE- held a, Drake mex, Saturday
She has a part ia the programm .
and some,hilg bright may b. er.
yectsc
John Stevens made a business triy
70 Sulphur last Saturday.
Rev Hugh Akers preached for .hc
Methodist people Sabbath morniu,
and e.eniug
ROT - Barrett and family have
moved into the Williams house.
supt A. 2 Hall and Roadmas,sr
Butch made the Dougherty depo,
a cal. yesterday.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-09-17
FARMERS ARE INTERESTED.
Secretary wesssb Receiving Much

Secretary MeSsee Receiving Much
encouragement; IN Ais "o'%.
irdnoreite Special
Guthrie. Okla. Sept. l7-Repor.s
submitted az intervals by Secretary
McNabo Of tire Oklahoma board o.
agriculture indicate unusually salts.
factory meetings in various counties
OF Oklahoma and Indian Territory. ln
each county institutes are orga-ized
and work mapped ou, for the ap.
preaching fall. Secretary McNabb
writes that, without exception. the
farmers Of the proposed new state
are interested in the work and lend
their assistance 10 the plan suggest.
ed by the territorial oHciai
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-09-17
ROB- 3 RsoS.
Special Correspondenee.

Special Correspondence
Robertson. ! T. Sept. 1.-THE big
camp meeting conducted By Rev. G.
". Dlbeck. pastor in charge Of the
Tussy circuit OF the NJ l. church.
south. has come and.gone. Rev. Dill.
beck was assisted BY his brother and
sister of Norman. Okla. This vas the
biggest revival this community has
ever had The church was greatly
worked up. Backsliders reclaimed.
sinners converted and the "old time
power was greatly manifested There
were g conversions. seven baptized
and several additions 10 the church
Our school opened here the 2ud Of
September. With an enrolment Of 30
scholars. and Prof J. G. Evans as
teacher. The community feels very
proud % the fact that We have Sc.
cured Mr Evans for another term,
and are quite sure he will give sat.
isfsctiCn as this will be the third
term he has been with US.
Walter Inie and Miss Rill Perkins
were married here last week
J. 7. McCraw has placed his eld.
est boy n the home OF Mr.. Hager
so as TO be near the school at this
place.
Mr.. and Mrs. A p. Jarrells Of Davis
are here on business.
Mrs. Burton and granddaughter are
visiting In Oklahoma this week.
J J. Mundell and family visited his
father and mother at Cornish sunday
Mrs. Timer g. quite sick this week
Miss Ethel Foster, who has been
visiting her sister, Mrs J. T. McCraw,
has returned TO her home at Noun.
tain Park. Okla.
Riley Church and Miss Cora VII.
liams Of this place were married We'd
nesday. Also solan Jackson and Miss
Pearl Palmer We're married Sunday
Little Johnnie Burton son Of Robt
Burton. was very seriously hurt In
the eye yesterday by a bottle burs-
ing in which was some powder. and
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-09-17
ERIOINS STATE COUNT
APPLICATION FOR RESTRAINING
ORDER TO PREVENT COURTS
TAKING ACTION.
Arduorei.e Special

AT1C- CFelte pHCiS4-
A4heu-e. y. c. sept Judge
Pr,caard. o. the fedora! court Will
,9uO-rOw hear ~ application iOr
a. order restraining the state court
from taking action In suits brought
f0f the recovery Of penalties for
violation o. the passenger rate law,
instituted against the North Caro-
Ina railroad IN Alliance county. The
Sorth Car0l.an road Il subsidiary
corporation o. the Southern which
operates 1t by virtue Of ninety
year lease. u is expected tha: the
question a. 20 whether the North
Carolina road is an integral par, Of
the Southern system will be raised
q, the hearing. IL is not likely that
al effort will be made 20 abrOgate
the lease Of the North Carolina TO
the Southern road. The Alamance
county plaintiffs 10 the suit are rep
resented By Jacob 4. Long, brother
Of Judge Long, who recently I'm
posed q fine Of $4,000 on the South
EN- ., Raleigh.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-09-17
Southwestern ve,erans Meet.

Arkansas city, Sept l7.--Veterans
Of Kansas, Oklahoma, Colorado aud
other asttes are here today lu large
numbers. attracted by the inviting
program arranged for the Southwes
tern Soldiers reunion association (.
tVru''aecoui annual cncampmeut
Several speakers OF national repu
tltion viii address the old soldiers
and the encampmeut. which will last
four days, promise, 10 be- the most
noteworthy gathering Of union veter
ans ever held iu the southwest.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-09-17
Dsnoerine.

Works wonders. It produces hair Jus,
as surely as rain and sunshine pro.
duces crops. II produces a thick growth
Of luxuriant hair when all other rem.
edies fail. We guarantee Danderine.
All druggists sell II 25c. soc and sl.OO
per bottle. To prove It's worth send
this ad with 10 cents In stamps or
silver aud We will mail you a large
free sample. Knowlton Danderine Co.
Chicago, III. DIT