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The Cairo bulletin., 1907-03-08
DEFENSE TO REST,
TRIAL NEARS END
OELMAs SPRINGS SURPRISE OF
JEROME AND OUTCOME IS
ANXIoUsLY AWAITED.
MAY CLOSE WEDNESDAY,
Ard Prosecutor Thinks Jury VIII Get
Case Friday-Denies That He
win Ask For a Commission
10 Try ThaW

Na~ York. March Z There W1
a~other quick tu'n in The Thaw tril
late lay when the defsnsa &
nouucel It bad concluded TO lett is
case {. was nearly Six O'Clock when
De'mas called jerome on the te'e
pnoae ana made the announcement
THE district attorney was perhaps
the most surprised man in all New
York for # had been understood a-t
when Justice Fitzgerald resumed The
bench Friday Thaw's attorneys woui
caH one of two aHenists
Court VIII assemble tomorrow as
planned but what win be douo = a
question mn b discussed toligat
Delmaa viii make the smple an-
ho defense rests" At
win fhen be Tie duty Of The district
attorney to tahe up rebuuaL but a
was generally rnmored tonight tia,
after bre session adjounme
may be asked for and granted uaa3l
Monday. that jerome may matgte Iis
plans
Await Move With lnte est.
Teromes move in he morning II
awaited with nteres There are
numerous witnesses that could ne
called in rebuttal. including Tie iel
lists for the state who have bee in
court every day siece the tfi !
opened, studying Thaw
Howard Nesbt bro he Of Nrs.
Harry X Thaw May Mackenzie ana
others have been IN cali dailg. ana il
may he they viii be summoned m
he morning The general supposi-
lion Isl however, tnat Adjournment
win be taken
L Was understood tonight that tho
tdefsnse seiA 81 a8t 81 fraa ifS
cross eSamaation spaedly fea'tag
eiy briefly with the atenists Hove
lonk Jerome viii take On rebutsl Is
another question of importance The
case may close with this rebattal az
though the defense has chance far
sHr eUisal
Still Fear a Commission.
On good authority e was sad ha.
Delmas would sum up for Thaw
This. too haa been a question under
discussion
The question Of q lunacy commits
ol looms prominent sal AID
Jer mic ma ask for the appoi 'tment
ef -u.h commission az any tine. and
this mas hal piacee lings.
Tbaw's lawyers ANA the defendant
himself it is said. have NOR fear Of
suspension of trial iu favor Of com
mi sion than verdict by the pre sent
jury The defense is wei prepared
to fight such an appointment how
ever.
Jerome is Sarcastic.
la ana Interview t0ciahI lerom cc
po-seI the op.uI hat ail e7iien
win bp In Uy Wednesday and that the
case possibly would 10 the jury
Friday
Jerome practically disposed ot all
mor That ho wlll ask for "a llna-y
o1mmi Jon whom in answer q p
question he aid "On M eaIea,e
az it now stands I wrn certainly go
fa lar jury u there's o. hing bo-
tween -ar .-t and aur re Vhn
r.-H.. .a at.HeH f. hut p brain So I'M
v. Haf bette. -a lao. -1 ne DAYS of
.ha frontier .ut eFs-g man take oa
pistol r.m.t'
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-03-08
BRITISH STEAMER ON FIRE.

Rridgc aun. Barbados March -.
The British steamer Rittswo3d, from
Cardiff Feb 3 for Barbados and
Trinidad with coal Is reported 10 b.
en- fire off the Island OF ST. Lucia.
The British cruiser indefaUeablo has
gone 10 her assistance
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-03-08
SHOOTS HIS DIVORCED WIFE.

Newkrk. Ok, March Carl Mat
theWs today shot and seriously
wounded Mabel Mat hews. his di.
yorced wife, and a Mrs Jo-es at
whose home she was visiting Mrs.
Matthews dress caught fire and she
vas severely burned. Matthews then
shot himself An three are sill
alive.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-03-08
SEES DANGER IN
FIGHT ON ROADS
HARTMAN THINKS TARIFF re.
VISION is NEEDED MORE
THAN RATE LAWS.
LAUOS THE PRESIDENT
FOR Message On Capital and Thinks
re is Beginning 70 See His
Way--Makes Plea for Legal.
ized Combinations.


Washington March 1-E II. Harri.
man appeared to ne IN great good
humrr WIN nor only htnseIf mt
everybody else today He saw =
nn,nhar Of nowsnanor oorresnon Ients
in his apartments lust before dinner
and ayinced a disposition to talk ON
nrnfty nearly every 1,bfer, h ole4tI
Hin
/ /, fbs interview which ronove3 he
discuespd raiIr,adfoo me scaraitv
and biob rata If nancy tha cpr,rno,,
opeetion the ra.f4 fna American
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The Cairo bulletin., 1907-03-08
UNWR|TTEN LAW
FREES BROTHERS
JURY WHICH ACQUITTED THE
STROTHERS CoMPLlMENTED
BY THE JUDGE.
A VIRGINIA PRECEDENT


Culpcppcr. va. March When the
inv IN tbo circni, cop,l mi. ,aorni,g
''o''''" '"1'''' ~ ""0 u up o'Io'h-
~ 9"i''5 " IN y Iu9i u tne1
- 0'A . ',ii'iaN "il'l"In - hy"a'ei9'
'"oee M = i9on ."'i''9I 'Ns t"eiFe
~" ~ 49, ''''''is' ~ aaiI - was
an - d o''9'ei' pIeee'e.I III Virginia
'ila' q man ,Il'' ior aelehaihs tne
s'"o'i'y oL ti'. nome Shooia HoL De
io'Hu sui''s olI'tHeI |. o'hefS
piedueu JuSl Hca'loh q .ie NililA5 uh-
o'l 'he uii"il''ea Jaw
nS waters wa ai''l on 'ae "ish'
- i'eoe'l'pef 10 l'"'' ah hsf aL1eF
n'9 lo' eeo i'''' I!"1o ." young N'oIa
SS'Io'her "aoM ne hau "rohsel aad
rom whose slchfoom ne was trying
=" "nea '1e DoI'atS rom t0e
"'"i'oH' o. l'' pio'i''ta s.hl MN >
Ue"'''. i-'.' ~ 'i'e '''"i .''' oel, i'7e
introduced 1e-' ''Hloay seHoIhs 10 snow
'la' ooJh James ana Fhli'D We're i'lei-
any uel"hs-u u a. 'Ae moment lneF
7iol by"ale'S. ms ie7l'Ihohy was
@''e. az lhe i.a0.. y 'ae 0eetaIatloh
oh ne 9'ali4 .oi f'H.i'p 2lIotHer ltal
ne siio' WIN IH'eA' 10 h'i,'
~ rui On the aumlssl1lIlly o.
PueatioH at one stage J"ose aalFI5oh
~. much had De SPOKEN ol lhe go
caIiea unEfl''eh Jaw II by lhat was
meant thal person 'ooh the flsh. ing
oi MS "Ioh49 III nus own hana3 lhe
Judse sala' tne cifc instance coala be
considered only IN mltisauoh' NOT IL
]astlnca'ioh o. me ohehSe'
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-03-08
COREY TILTED BY
FORMER ACTRESS
MABELLE GILMAN, LONG THE
IDOL or STEEL KINGS HEART
REFUSES MARRIAGE OFFER
HE HASTENS HOME.

New York, March 2.-Mabelle GIL
man. tine actress. is said 10 have re-
fused to marry William Ellis Corey
presiG no of the United states Steel
corporation. who. &c i5 eporrei Is
soon o bee succeeded i'm his posi- ion
with the big concern by AIya DinEey
0f pit.sburg
T. letter dated in Paris q weeE g..
s1 ago Miss Gilman sta el tuat IL she
married anyone DO would b. Edgar
htcais % Ely. the American comedian
for whom she has had an attschmcnt
since both appeared In the pr-drc
ion of The Hall OF Fame" musical
comedy. in New York six years ag7
Since Miss Gilman has been living
% Paris sh has been in cons art cog
espcn.eHce with Ely. the comedian
On The letter referred to Miss Gilman
makes the positive statement that
she would never marry Nr. Cor y NJ
matter how much be had d.ne for
her. that She loved Mr. Ely and TIA.
Mr.. Ely s. the only man she would
ever marry.
Corsys Sudden Return.
There n7s an in.imatiol in this le'
t.r that she had impre sed these facts
on Sir. Corey and that they account
ed for the hurried re Urn Of Mt Corey
20 ths country.
Mr.. Corey went To- Europe about
two months ae. and DO was trrn said
that re intended to mary Miss Gil
man in Paris or London Ills intimate
fri nds. aith whom he had been i-
communication. ven had -la lIn1--
ary down SD exactly that -hes za-I
Nr. Corey would marry in a small.
church in London heca.se Of -ta se-
re.s exae 0ns ~ rae French .a-a
concerning ma-riEOnr.
ST. Cores met NIs= Gilman il Paris
and toured the oath Of France with
d s. -l au automobile Suddenly .lsT
returned fo Paris ana Sir Corey .5aE
iLe frs- steamer for America withea-
having married the actress
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-03-08

WASH il@'oi' 'l' =" i,
fso'aSfe''' "0 N1''' '-
mas pee ~ 7'''' 7',.'''' - ~
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evening ana "a, > o'e. 9" h'o " siil>'''-
spell "hich caused 'ne 'e"'e7' ".'. ~
9uF1eo" ''."''d. "'A'' ",' ~"
physicians Immediately io con.
sal,alioh
DR. Lambert arrived rom Ne"
York at 9ocloek and Jo'hed III coa '''
lat on. JilSi prey loNa ~ hl9 lotAl"-
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-03-08

PUBLlGiTY--the force that nullde
up great cnterprises--can do little
things" too; such as selling that
horse and carriage, or that automo.
bile, or that musical instrument for
you.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-03-08

Concluded on hi Pagel
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-03-08
A MERCHANT NEVER uses Iars

space In his advertising unless he has
store news Of real Importance 70 you
10 communicate.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1907-06-25
Remarkable Reseun.

That truth is stranger than fiction.
has once more been demonstrated In
tho little town Of Fedora, Tenn. the
residence OF G. v. Pepper. He writes:
"I was in bed. entirely disabled with
hemorrhages Of the lungs aud throat.
Doctors failed to help me. and all hope
had fed when began taking DIR.
Kings New Discovery. Then instant
relief came. The coughing soon ceas-
ed: the bleeding diminished rapidly,
and In three weeks was able to go
to work" Guaranteed cure for coughs
and colds, SOC and $t00. at the Dur
bin q Wright Co. drug store Trial
bottle free.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1907-06-25

For dare devil feats in the way OF
wire walking and perch artists the
Yamamota Bros, who are Japanese.
are head and shoulders above them
all. Their one act when one brother
balances the other who is standing
on his head on the top Of thirty
foot perch. shows a skill in balancing.
strength and nerve that 10 hard to
beat As In their performance at the
Park theatre last year they take we'll
with the audience, Marlow Plunkett
and company In their trayesty, "A
Lesson in Shakespeare" are fair. TAX
en- all in all the performance Is a good
one.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1907-06-25
SIX KILLED

Hartford, Conn. June 23.-one OF
the dinkey trains that run on half
hourly schedule between this city and
New Britain in place OF the now aban-
doned third rail service, crashed into
the rear OF work train few min
utes before seven o'clock this even
ing. the engine Of the dinkey train
telescoping the two rear cars of the
work train and killing six men.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1907-06-25
The Magic No. 8.

Number three is wonderful mas
cot for Geo. II. Paris. OF Cedar Grove.
Me. according to letter which reads;
After suffering much with liver and
kidney trouble. and becoming greatly
discouraged by the failure TO find re.
lief. tried Electric Bitters. and as a
result I am a we'll man today. The
first bottle relieved and three bottles
completed the cure" Guaranteed best
on earth for stomach. liver and kidney
troubles. by the Durbin & Wright Co..
druggists. soc.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1907-06-25
DARE DEVIL
FEATs OF JAPANESE AERIAL ART.
ISTS AT The PARK
N., THEATRE
Superior TO Anything Seen This sea-
son-unususlly Good Program
This Week.

The performance at the Park theatre
yesterday caught the fancy OF the au-
diences. Judging from the applause
all the acts take we'll. and the show
is up to the usual high standard or
performances that have been given at
the Park theatre this season. Lewis
and Harr in their sketch portraying
a handful of real life. along the
Swauee," gave a very creditable ao-
count OF themselves. The banjo play
ing OF Lewis is very fine and is away
above the ordinary.
The Fetching Bros in a novelty mu-
steal act. "The Musical Flower Gar
den." make probably the most distinct
hit OF the performance. They get
music out OF a pear tree. potted fow-
ers and clinging vines. The act is
something new In this line. They wind
up their act by playing a selection on
garden rakes with musical attach
ments. Adele Puryis Onri. C'whatever
dat ISL, the spherical dancer. assist
ed by Flora Allthrope In her original
spade dance. make very favorable
impression on the audience. Their
act Is quite original and nothing like
It has ever been seen In this city
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1907-06-25
EIGHT MJUREO
When Freight Engine Crashed Into
Dining Car at Sharon, Pa.

Sharon, Pa, June 23.-Eight people
were injured. three OF them danger
ously. as the result of a Pennsylvania
freight engine crashing into the com
pany's combination dining and sleep
in car on siding here today. Frank
Brown and Anthony Gallagher may
not recover. The car was hurled on
its side at right angles with the
tracks and split In two.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1907-06-25
Alliance Won.

Special to Morning News
Alliance. June 23.-The Alliance
team OF the Northern Ohio Trolley
league added another victory to its list
Saturday afternoon when II defeated
the New Berlin team. shutting the
latter out. This was the seventh
game for Alliance and all have been
won by DOC" Gove's men. Score Is
To O.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1907-06-25
HANNA TO WED

Special TO Morning News.
Cleveland, o.. June 23.--It was re-
ported today that Dan II. Hanna, son
OF the late senator. and Marie Stewart.
divorced wife OF Frank Skelly. hotel
clerk. would be welded tomorrow at
his country home near Rayenna. II
was also said an officer OF the Sal
vation Army would perform the cere-
mony.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1907-06-25
TONGUES IN CLEVELAND

Special to Morning News
Cleveland. June 23.-The Gift OF
Tongues" movement has established
itself In Cleveland Two meeting
houses, one In Central avenue. the
othed in Euclid avenue. have been
opened. This afternoons meetings
we're well attended.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1907-06-25
Howenstine Reunion. :

The twentieth annual Howenstlne
reunion will be held July 4 at the
home OF Mrs. Jennie Scheitzer Reed,
North Industry. All friends and per-
sons knowing themselves 10 be con-
nected will come and enjoy a day Of
pleasure.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1907-06-25
KNIGHTS AT SAkDUSKY
Special to Morning News.

Special TO Morning News
Sandusky, June 23.-Knights of st.
John from Cleveland, Canton. Youngs-
town. and many other cities united
here today In a big demonstration
which will continue tomorrow. Four
hundred knights were In the parade
this afternoon, while II is estimated
that 600 remained out because Of the
intense heat. Ambulances followed the
parade. Three men were overcome
by heat. but none OF the cases were
serious.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1907-06-25
ROOSEVELT WILLING
To Run for Third Term on Certain
Conditions, According to

Atlanta, Ca, June 23.-"If I could be
positively assured Of tife electoral
vote of a single southern state, !
would gladly be candidate for the
presidency next year"
The above statement was made by
President Roosevelt on Georgia day
at jamestown according to leading
Georgia Democrats who were present.
Roosevelt made his declarations. ac.
cording to reports. to John Temple
Graves. following the wave Of good
feeling attendant upon the dedication
of the Georgia building.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1907-06-25
FULL CITY TICKET
ecIal TO Morning News.

Special to Morning News.
Steubenville. o., juno 23.--Declaring
against high priced living, rents and
taxes and against giving away valu-
able franchises the Citizens party OF
Steubenville nominated full city
ticket last night.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1907-06-25
KILLED ON TRAIN

Special to Morning News
Tifin. June 23-Edward Mccormick.
30 years old was killed on Pennsyl-
yania train this morning at Rockaway.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1907-06-25
PORCH FURNITURE

Boyer's sliding settee.
4 passengers. adJusta-
able. sale price. .$f2
Duck top to match.
extra ...,.....S $500
Porch swings. sale
price .s4.oo
Bamboo rugs. s.3xl0.6.
"; okla .....,H.5o
verder porch scr'en
.......... " to ss
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1907-06-25

Regular s4.00 rufned
net .,.... $3.50 pr.
Nice line oluny lace
curtains at $3.50. "a,
~, $3.50 TO eta pr.
Dotted swisses. value
up to zoo yd. choice
today ......... 100
One lot curtain madras.
value $50, 4oc, sale
price .,........ 100
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1907-06-25
After Commencement.

Starting on life'S battle
In the month OF June,
Grayce is In the parlor
Pounding out tune.
Waglng life's great warfare.
Doughtiest of girls,
May Ii In the hammock
Reading tales OF earls.
Fighting lies hot contest
With heart OF oak.
Bill is on the golf field
Practicing stroke.
(Pa Is In the office
............ 70 n 6il
Ma is In the kitchen
Doing up the worlO.
New York Sun.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1907-06-25
LACE CURTAINS

ToOAy's
SPECIALS.
Regular s1.2b rufiied
net ......... $50 pr
Regular $500 ruined
net .........9s.c0 pr.
Regular $3.50 ruined
net ....,..ef.e9 pr.
Regular $500 ruined
net $50. ....s22 ~ pr.
Washington telegraph., 1907-04-05
CIRCUIT COURT
IN SESSION
Convened Monday. Grand jury
In Session With J. H. Belts
As Foreman. 3 Murder
Cases Next Week.

Circuit court convened Monday
Judge James NJ Carter presiding.
The grand jury was empaneled and
} H. Belts appointed foreman.
This week was set apart for civil
business and not much busin ess has
been disposed of. The court dis
charged the petit jury Wednesday
until Monday.
The Otis Brooks murder ease is
set for Wednesday next week. Sip
walker for murder set for Tuesday
Of next week Cornelius Carrigan
for murder set for Wednesday of
the 3rd week J Fl. Martindale mlr
der set for Tuesday of the 2nd
week.
The town of Hope VS. Jeff Davis
two cases set for Friday of the End
week.
Judge Carter made a splendid
charge to the grand jury and sees
that all the public business is dis
patched as rapidly as possible con
sistent with justice to all
Washington telegraph., 1907-04-05
TABOR GIVEN SENTENCE
For Robbing Express Car Jury
Returns Verdict OF 90
Years.

Texarkana, March 29-The
taking of the testimony in the
Tabor train robbery case i'll the
District Court at Boston was re-
sumed this morning. About 40
of the 100 witnesses for the state
had been heard up to the hour of
adjournment tonight.
Most of today was taken up i'll
hearing the testimony OF express
agents and cashiers of the various
offices along the line between Tex
arkana and Waco as to the amounts
of money shipped by them on the
train that was robbed. When
Tabor was arrested a memorandum
was found in his possession. 1t is
supposed to have been of the
money taken from the express car.
1t listed so many tens, so many
! twenties, fifties and hundreds,
in all making a total Of something
over SIS, 800. 1t is limited by the
prosecution that when all the ex-
press agents have been heard it
will be shown that the aggregate
amount Of money shipped by them
ON the day of the robbery will tally
to cent with the amount shown
on the memorandum found in Ia
! bors possession.
Twenty-four 500 bills alleged
to have been taken from Tabor
when he was arrested were exhibit
ted in court today.
Twenty of these bills were per-
forated in the manner in which
! express money packages are treated
when being made up for shipment.
1t is believed now that the state
will not be able to present all it's
testimony bef' re Monday. 7 e
defense has only or or five Wi.
| nesSeS.
Texarkana, April 2.-The jury
in the case of Pc Tabor brought
in verdict of guilty this after
noon and fixed the defendants pun
ishment at ninety nine years in
the penitentiary.
Washington telegraph., 1907-04-05
WARNING ORDER.

In Hampstead Chancery Court
September Term 1907.
Evey Dunn, Plaintiff,
VS.
Tom Dunn, Defendant
The defendant Tom Dunn IS
warned to appear i'll this court
within 30 days to answer tie COM
plant of the plaintiff Evey Lunn.
G. E. Royston, Circuit Clerk.
Washington telegraph., 1907-04-05
MOTTO f TOFARM ERS

The Farmers News Scimitaf
Memphis, Tenn, the South's besi
farm paper, has II circulation Of
over 100000 each week, and il
Indispensable to every farmer and
shoul@ be In every Southern home.
Every member { the Farmers
Union should be subscriber.
Libera commission to agents, be-
sides $239.OO cash prizes, and
gold watS each month to the
gcst club raiser; also $4,000 q
away i'll missing word confess
A postal card with your name and
adress will bring full particuais|
Address, FANNIE Rs News ScDiIrAl|
MEMPHIS, Tim.
Washington telegraph., 1907-04-05

I'm exchange announces that
ttIlill and Hartman will meet at
ha White House. If they do,
il would be interesting to know
whether Queensberry' rules will
govern and whether they will bar
the back heel and the pivot blow.
Washington telegraph., 1907-04-05

From the tone in which the
recent presidential visitors discuss
am, it would appear that Mr..
Hartman might hear something to
MS advantage by not calling at the
White House.
Washington telegraph., 1907-04-05

PlttSoarg papers are now poin-
ting with pride to the fact that the
reeeut flood was the biggest since
lhe de.age, and that the residence
section of the city las Mt. Ararat
beat to a standsrill. Local pride
has various manifestations.
Washington telegraph., 1907-04-05

Having succeeded in debruta-
lizing football to some extent,
President Elliott of Harvard might
work ont scheme for mollycod-
ding the umpire in baseball game.
Washington telegraph., 1907-04-05

Now Philadelphia is going to
start municipal bank. And of
course we may next expect te haer
her advocating the municipal
ownership of jimmies and skeleton
KEYS.
Washington telegraph., 1907-04-05

Dispatches from Wisconsin say
Chat things political are ''more than
usually complicated" This probaly
means that Senator La Toilette and
Mr.. Babcock are both loose at the
same time.
Washington telegraph., 1907-04-05

If Harry Thaw ever gets con-
VicJed, he might hire Lawyer
Patrick to stall OF his execution.
And this would give Lawyer Pat
rick funds to prosecute his own
case indefinitely.
Washington telegraph., 1907-04-05

Aspiring presidential boomlets
had better take warning. The vice
presidential gobbolun may get
tllen if they don't watch out.
Washington telegraph., 1907-04-05

Senator Burton has made his
t39eatened speech i'll Kansas, and
nov everyone is waiting for the
stick to come down.
Washington telegraph., 1907-04-05

E''terprising newspapers might
NOW start Il guessing contest as to
what would come up if man
planted packet Of government
f. e seed.
Washington telegraph., 1907-04-05
Sl.00 PER YEAR IN ADVANCE
.zdiitprial 2Uptes
o.sE1c:2}sa.--'z -'z>.ao

seems that the correct defnl,
lion Of an alienist is, a gentleman
'45o is paid large salary for disa
sreaing with the District Attorney.
Washington telegraph., 1907-04-05

w B Corsets, the perfect fitting
kind in latest styles may he found
on display at ". j, JOHNSON & 90
Washington telegraph., 1907-04-05

From the deadly silence from the
direction Of Texas, 1t would appear
that either Senator Bailey or the
legislature had adjourned.
Washington telegraph., 1907-04-05
WILD TURKEYS

For Zoologiacl Parks
High prices paid for sen.nne
qurds. Also wan! Others ami
mals and birds.
Or Cecil French fsralist
Washington d. Z
Washington telegraph., 1907-04-05
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