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The Cairo bulletin., 1907-12-03
The American Tourist

II has for years been brought huTHa
to us BIZ comment more or less.
complimentary that We Americans,
travelling abroad. are closely atrntl-
nized by the Europeans. lint per-
haps we have not realized that The
observing eyes of the younger iii
fact OF the Youngest generrtl0G
are turned upon iis.
Partisan woman going tos her
cbildren's playrooni. discovered her
little boy ard girl absorbed tn 4 ~
markahle occupation The boy stood.
motionless and solemn Oh 4 snals
table In the middle oil tho room. the
girl, arrayed tn grow-up hat and
coat, walked slowly round him, re-
garding thoughtfully, now ami then
peering abstractediy into 4 rea-c0y
cred book In her hand.
What are YOU doing, children
asked the puzzled parent
4 Oh, Paul ii the Column rendome,
mammal, grayety explained the sls
ter, and am a tourist from Ann
erica with L book, you know -
YOUTHS COMPANION
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A Hard Hob.

There is an old Trishman In naiti-
more who for many Years was pros
perous MS a grocer says Harper i
Weekly Not long ago however. tlre
old fellow lost his all In "a side
line and was compelled to took fnr
a job. Through the influence Gf a
friend he was offered the position es
crossing tender at A small railroad
station in Maryland.
The Cet looked dubious as Tie
duties of the Office we're explained
to him and the meaning Of the yari-
GUS flags was stated.
''In case Of danger, you wave the
red flag, explained the man told OF
TO instruct Mike. with a doubtful
shake OF tho head, I'm afraid this
job'd be too much for me- / could
never trus. mesiif 10 reminder to
wave a red flag whin there was a
green wan handy.
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played such lively interest in an
international contest as is manifested
m the fight to take place at the
National Sporting Club tonight be-
tween Tommy Burns, the American
pngiist, and Gunner Moir. the best
heavyweight fighter that England has
produced in over a decade. Burns
has made an excellent impression up,
on those who have seen him training
Stree his arrival here. though NOR
rs naturally the faYorite iii the bet
ting. In addition to the main event
between Burns and NOR the club
has arranged several excellent prelim.
inaries Jim DriscolI, the feather
weight, viii meet Billy Griffin Of Aus
tralia, and Joe Bowker, the ex-cham-
pion featherWeight, will clash with
Cockney Cohen. The demand for tick.
cts is greatly in excess Of the seating
capacity Of the clubs amphitheater.
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ALARAMA,s LONG TRIP

University Of Alabama Football
management is trying to arrange de.
tails for longest trip ever attempted
by Southern eleven Games win be
played IN Frisco, Denver, Kansas City
with a New Years Day clash at Seat
tie with University of Washington.
Alabama's baseball team toured the
East last spring and proved the firse
Southern college nine to penetrate
the way down East" colleges. The
trip was suddenly Interrupted, how
ever by the presence of a negro
player on one college lineup.
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MOUND CITY
y 90 % ~ w s~~ ~@s~~~
Geeenaher z. 1907.

Mr VIM Iiohail III Seymour lud
Was IN town recently circulating
.a1nong old conmadcs or the Civil war
III was accompanied home By. his
niece Miss Lola pilIinrslcy who win
mako hcr home with him III the fn.
turc.
MI Harry shepel Of Princeton
lnd.. and Miss Mabel Mise of Pulaski
pent Thanksgiving day with d. j.
ag ami famiyI,
Mrs. corzino who has been The
sHest of relatives ut Pulaski the past
IaW days las returned home.
MF onto Curlcss o. Carnaek, was
Y irFn On busincss SATURDAY.
ald Mrs. t'iarde rue ~ Nc
tn y ara the guests Of the latter,s
Ngi Nm Kennedy
z q Nf@ 50 Cairo, was in town
.ipdge IT - Mss Maude and
warner Val have spent the past few
tf'e relatives ut Cypress, re.
iuf 'ile homo Sunday
hl& FLO iIawley who has been
visiting her Parents at Paducah, was
he guest Sunday OF Miss May Haw |
'lhs here en- route to America where
She teaches school
Mt Joe McElligott Of Cairo was /
listing friends here Sunday.
Mrs, ELLA Watkins returned sun.
lay from Cairo where she has been
It the bedside of her sister Mrs.
Ohm Pollock who has recently under.
one an operation at the hospital and
! very ill
Mrs Leah Arey Of Cairo was the
ucst Of Miss loga Iohansen sunday.
Mr.. aud Mrs. John Roller Of Car.
ack were the guests OF Mr.. aud Mrs.
ohm Armstrong Saturday.
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WANTS WESTERN GAMES

Acknowledgements have been sem
by Moline High School to Denver am
Seattle asking for the Christmas
game iii either city. Moline's victory
over Rockford is far-reaching on A
basis of comparative scores, as Rock.
ford has cleaned up Southern Wiscon-
sin, Northern Illinois and Chicago
and Moline has taken care of the cen.
tral aud southern part of the state
The team was greeted by two thou
sand rooters on its arrival from Rock
FORD at midnight, bands, bon.fires. fire
works and even factory whistles Join.
ms in nasty greeting. The team
was drawn in a large pillow wagon
about the streets and the climax was
reached in demonstration at the
Manufacturers Hotel.
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M S1uTc gAOtNHNMxsS A EHS
=. N. Rafr. inc sfilcisnt dirsttcr%
rsilefal of the jamestown fxf,xyS ItiUn,
said ~ Que time or a proposed addi-
tion to The rules:
III am against this additions I
am sure II would i,4 Worthless. ft
fact II would Abe as worthless VII tIse
drunken mans request
There was, yon know, a drunken
man who threw himself one Chilly
autumn night under cart To sleep
on his dchauch. VI
"A Waterman approached, pTodd-
ca the drunkard with bis stick ana
said;
n What are You doing under that
cart there. yoti poor fellowe'
4 Just sleeping, was The calm ra-
ply
But said the Waterman. isn't
1t coIdg
The other shiyered.
III do feel rather chilly. nj sa'd.
Just throw on another cart. Win
your"
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MAY MEET MOONEY.

Memphis Memphis University
school eleven, which defeated the
Branham 4 Hughes School team from
Spring His here Thanksgiving Day.
has been asked to meet Mooney
School eleven III Nashville Or Mem.
PMS to settle title on claim of prep
school championship Of state.
The local team has broken training,
but The Mooney proposition II being
considered II played the game viii
axe place hcre.
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'|NFAMOUSSPEECH I.
WAS NEVER MADE
PUBLIC DENIAL THAT OHIO
LIQUOR DEALER ADVOCATED
DEBAUcHlNc OF BOYS.
$1,000 REWARD OFFER
Any One Who Can Suhstantiate the
Story Cincinnati Chamber Of
Commerce Makes Strong
Protest.

Much prominence has been given Ii
lIy BIZ the repetition Of speech al
legged to have been delivered by an
lolficial OF the Ohio Liquor Dealers
association, in which retailers of liquor
were advised to use questionable
Imeans to cultivate tho taste for liquor
among the boys. The story was re-
Gently given great prominence IN the
Saturday Evening Post, which has
called forth a protest from the Gin
Icinnati Chamber hf Commerce, as told
in the Cincinnati Enquirer 81 Nov,
27 AS follows
Persistent attacks on the liqucr
traffic through the Gso Of All alleged
utterance by an officer OF the Ohio
State Liquor League ID which ho Isl
lsaid to have declared that the future
lof tho liquor business must be SUP
Iported through educating tho boy to
drink, was yesterday denounced b.
the Chamber oil Commerce in resoli-
tons unanimously passed By the gener-
Hal membership
THE alleged address to which OBJ
lection Il taken it appears has been
used by the Prohibition press for som
years. An Eastern weekly publication
In q recent article under tho caption
"I7he Baltic of the Bottle, being do
seription Of tho fight for prohibition III
Alabama, reproduced these alleged ~
marks Protests, were at cnce made
aud the matter taken up by tho M
tional Wholesale Liquor Dealers AS
ISOLATION III conjunction With thoOhio |
Vino and Spirit Association and the
liauor dealers o. this city. and tha |
matter was brought to the attention Of |
the officials Ct the Chamber OF Com
mcrd,.
After some deiberation President
Bennett Of the Chamber Of Commerce
agreed with the liquor people that tho
matter was a very serious thing and
That he would allow it to be presented I
to the members of the Chamber for
1880 AoiA4Att'9tNti1Ai aiAtt iQt WdAlENEA l.
ictiOn they deemed fit to take The
natter was yesterday brought before
he membership. President Bennett II
allied tho members to order OH the i.
Ioor 81 Change at J O'clock and an. /
that d matter "a special in
crest would be submitted for the con \
liberation 81 the membership, The k
esolution was read by #. lee EARLY, \
fter Which tho obeetionablei article II
'as also read. The ease was pre-. Il
ented fully, after which the following 1
esolutions We're passed by unanimous b
ote. FIX
Whereas, Tho distilling aud brew.
lg Interests Of Cincinnati represent
ldnstries Of commanding importance, +,
)nducted BY persons Of high standing l.
this community. largely represent lp
by membership in the Chamber of h
and III
Whereas, IN the issue of the Satur. al
~ Evening Post, of Philadelphia. un- 81
n date of Nov. 3 1907 appears ex- pl
essions introduced under the dis, ~
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-12-03
LA ROSA
Greatest of all Great
PA L MIS- rs

has mystiiied the entire world by her
remarkable readings. Her predictions
Of future events are wonderful and
created Juror in London and. Paris.
where she has been consulted ny
thousands. and is tho only life reader
in this country having a genuine
European reputation. This fady was
the leading attraction at the Egyptian
village. Worlds Fair. for months
where she created sensation By her
marvellous powers Of lie readings
and second sight IN the science of
readings cues life By the signs of
tbr human baud, she stauds tho rec
ognizej mistress throughout Europe /
Austrsiia. East india aud Ancrica
iicr wonderful sit of secend sight /
cnshles hci to hft The vol uf myu
tory aud reveal to sou all important
matters 81 your future life Tells If
he one Yau lotr is true nr false
iifmoV'ss troubles OF all nature.
jringa tbs separated together.
,auscs happy and speedy marriages.
Tells the secret Ct making love. be
ne happy and successful in life.
'ells if y9u viii marry and be veal ,
hy- Gives name and description Of ,
ature wife CT husband Describes
bsent friends and enemies. She tells Z
cur lucky DAYS aud numbers. She r
III give you names. dates. facts anil G
sprcs Of anyone's life and win make r
% charge uul'es tuu are frrfstl, :
itisfcd
Can 3 consulted On an aAstra Of
e at Illinois Hotel Hours from 70
m. Ill S p m. SUNDAYS 70 noon, q
L % :
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So she said, you have made
up your mind never to marrys'
Yes, after thinking It over for
long time have decided never 10
ask any girl TO be my wife -
"Pshaw! Don't feel that way
about II. You never can judge BY
appearances how foolish some girls
are. The very first one YOU asked
might be willing to have you. -
Chicago Record Herald.
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Though, VA Learned.

$50 your boy Il Al through col
iege7' said the first farmer
Yes, replied the other hsy-eef.
"Dcin' ANYTHING ret
"oh. tss; he's sot > lob IN a nsrs-
paper since IN the citY.''
Learned shgthinz YETI
''oh. my yes' Hes lestnsd ,hst
the editor don't know the frst thing
about running a nesspspert"
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-12-03

played heading, The Battle Of the Bot,
tie, conveying imputations thoroughly
Inconsistent with tho qnown practices
Of those who conduct the distilling
land brewing industries III this city
land state, and calculated to bo taken
las reflection upon leading met
chants and manufacturers, and To
seriously iaiure them therefore
Resolved, That tho Cincinnati
Chamber 81 Commerce protests
against 4 policy in journalism and IN
public uttorances which promotes anil
encourages erroneous views upon
conditions from which arise questions
affecting the public welfare; and.
further
Resolved That the Saturday
Evening Post IL hereby requested to
accord X representatives Of Interest
attacked BY unwarranted statements
herein mentioned M cnpottunity HI
its columns Tor challenging IL truth
fulness Of declarations ma Ia sca
The liquor people sas ,ifa 4 III
yard u SlOa5 lfas been effefaa 81 the
ohio Vino and Spirit Aa8urialioH
Which VIII be- paid to any one who ean
the authenticity of the III
eyed statment, which they dcciae.,
hey nave, after several years effort.
'een unable to trace to any Legitimate
oltrce.
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a Hard Debt 10 pay.

i Owe q debt Of gratitude that eau
never be- paid OF. 70 writes G. s. CLARK.
"i Nestiieid Iowa for my rescue
lIom death, by DR.. Kings New Dis.
coFery- oBth lungs were so seriously
affected that death seemed imminent.
when J commenced taking New Dis.
covery The ominous dry. hacking
cough quit before the first bottle was
rsed. and two more bottles made a
complete cure" Nothing has ever
equaled New Discovery for coughs.
colds and all throat and lung CON-
plants. Guaranteed by al druggists.
SEE asd 500.
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STICK BY seAuLz

Ann Arbor-If the conference ap.
plies the retroactive rule in schulz's
case and if Michigan stands by if
through official action, It will prob
ably mean ? howl Of vail over the
campus aud another year Of diploma.
tic maneuyers between the under
graduates and the faculty and the
regents ma' take The law forcibly n
ii'i'i' hank.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-12-03
Motor Economy.

A couple of men were chatting
In a club smoking room about
friend and bis motor He seems
to be very we'll satisfied With it,"
remarked one. oh. yes. HASN'T
paid a copper in repairs all the nine
months he's had 1t, he tells me-
II m I heard the same story from
the fellow who's dene all the re-
pairs Life.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-12-03

The ladies' of the Cairo BAPTIST
church, corner of Tenth and Poplar
street. viii give their annual supper
and bazaar Thursday afternoon and
evening, December ) at X. NJ. X. G.
han. In the afternoon aud evening
there will be on sale nice line Of
fancy work. aprons. and articles suit.
able for Christmas gifts. A fine line
Of homemade candy will also be on
sale The following menu will be
served beginning at o'clock
Baked Turkey with Dressing and
Gravy
Celery Cranberry Sauce
Ham
Baked Beans
2 tate salad Cabbage Slaw
riCkict
White Bread Brown Bread
iionr made Cato
'e8 Supper - Cctts Coffee
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The
Employer

81 Who uses his best jadereSf in Sc &.
81 leeting employees;
& Provides them with a co0d system
81 OF accounting;
q And bonds them in the AMERICAN
81 SURETY COMPANY or NEW
81 YORK, the largest Surety Company
g in the world,
81 Will
Reduee defaications to the
minimum.
] And when they do occur. will h1d
himself exoHfsafed from blame and
rHsffp commended IS an able and FAR.
4 seeing executive.
= hanysn employer has hiitoriyrc.
8 greited that he did not usssf on
having The bond q this Cofupsny
Remember that other Surety Com.
ranlcs, n fbfy f.4v. rarely 40 30
With the ceiffI,y - THIS Company.
and spend little N csptu4Ins de-
fsglters.
YOU RAM fbe kcL
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CHICKEN PIE SUPPER.

Chicken pie supper aud euferf7'u
nH nt to be given 10y lafies Of the
Calvary Baptist cliW,a, TUESDAY Dcc.
= ia"5. ut n X. c. haIl begiaaiag
at ; o'clock .. IA. Menu as follows
Boneless Chicken pie
Celery Cranberry Sauce
Meats
Boston Baked Beans
BAKED ham Veal Loaf
Potato Salad
Cabbage saw
ffesH9-I ade Jellies Crow lo,p
lionieuf. - cake
I'm ,r-s.i Bread
TIA
n
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-12-03
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Observation-Disclosures
THE WORLD OF SPORT


LONDON INTERESTED IN INTERNATIONAL PucuIsTc solr
PREP SCHOOL FoTBALL CHAMPIONSHIP OF STATE OF TEN.
NEssEE TO BE DECIDED ALABAMA ARRANGE FOR
TRIP FOOTBALL TEAM-ANN ARgoR STU
DENTS STICK BY SCHuLz-MoLlNE, SCHOOL TEAM
WANTS GAME WITH DENVER SEATTLE CHRISTMAS.
London long sporting public of London has dis
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-12-03

The tourtst packs his 'IitiEe grip
And biItheiy steals away
Upon a hsrHfh-sesram trip
He calls holiday. -s1s
But when he reaches hofDe azsfu
From north. south. east OF west
He finds himself 50 tired he'd fatn
LIE down and take resf.
Birmingham Axe Herald,
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-12-03

II lrauspires also, that General Sec
rotary Robt J. Halle, OF the National
Liquor Dealers association made re.
port to the meeting of the association
held in Boston last October, In which
he referred at length to this story.
quoting the alleged speech In full, and
giving also several papers which had
published the speech and which, after
subsequent investigation, denounced
i as a fake, among these papers be.
ng the Chicago Tribune and the
Bloomington Bulletin IN this state.
Secretary Halle declares positively
hat mo such q speech was ever de-
iyered by the presiding officer or any
'tber member Of the Ohio liquor lea.
cue at any of its meetings 1t was
t.. pure and simple "
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-12-03

sebscfit. for IN. sanstsn ..s ~
en- - ssva ezif &c ~ nu.sA s~
= rsR.f sssrz &c = n y~s
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-12-03
Very tit.,v

Answer 20 q ccrrespondeat-A Gro
quette. ne telisve. is a female crouust
piareT.- Lcndon Punch
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-12-03

Keeping eFeFIsEtinEiy st u insures
Irecszs AfTeftizs In the Bulletin.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-12-03

s time since the sporting public of London has dis
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-05-24

picture of college life. A K. U. pro-
fessor suddenly finds his incentive to
work gone. His friends hastily send
to the Kansas City branch of the med
ical school for the dean, who arrives
in an automobile and pronounces the
case ''cerebro-tentanum, or "brain-
Storm
After the diagnosis, the dean learns
that the professor has hired a new
stenographer and is really in love. He
can not change his advice, and the
next act shows the professor in the
Western wheat fields, working with
students, shocking wheat. He insists,
however, in having his stenographer
close at hand to take dictation, much
to the disgust of the college widow, -
who is determined to marry him her
sell.
The third act has to do with the at
tempts of the professors friends to
keep him from marrying the steno-
grapher, all in vain. All through the
play there is a secondary romance, of
the comedy type.
George Putnam. the crack football
guard; JOB" White, the speedy end
for three years; Sam F'orter, the punt
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-05-24
Santa Fe Settles for $4,000.

Emporia May 24-Chester Mccullough,
the 7-year-old son of Mr.. and Mrs. John
Mccullough, of 2O6 Exchange street,
whose left foot was cut off by a Santa
Fe freight train week ago, yesterday
in a settlement with the railroad COM
pany, got $4,000-$1, 900 of which goes to
his parents to pay such expenses as
have been incurred by the accident,
and the other $1,000 for Chester to be
kept for him until he is of age.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-05-24

er IN the last Thanksgiving game. ana
, miIouE Lapnam, the hurdler, have
important parts in the cast THE act
ing of Miss Marjorie MarshaIl of
Lawrence, as the professors steno-
grapher, and Carroll Getty as the Dro-
realistic PeSiAiS
The play was written by Ivy Rroel,
of Girard; Mabel Marsh, of I1insIev,
Flo Shanklin, of Lawrence; Florence
lola; Lawrence Cooper, of I.awreT,oo.
George Ahlborn, of Smith Center ana
Harry Gowans, of Lawrence. ali Sc
niors. al Sc
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-05-24
The X. U. SENIOR PLAY.
Successfully Staged at the Lawrence
Opera House.

Lawrence, Kan, May 24.-In spite
of the double "hoodoo" that it was
fhe thirteenth senior play and that it
was the 23d of May, the senior play,
replete with color and setting, abound
ing in local color and setting, was sue
cessfully staged last night IN the
Roversock opera house. The senior
play is the theatrical event of the
wear at K. U. The piece is always
original local in character, and has
no name.
The play last night was realistic
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-05-24
Wins a Scholarship at Yale.

Waverly. Kan, May 24-Arthur
Basye, a Waverly boy, has won a
scholarship at Yale university by his
standing in American history. The
scholarship entities him to one years
tuition with all expenses paid, at Yale
and is worth at least $500 to him. He
is the only Coffey county boy attending
Yale and expects to graduate from
that institution.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-05-24

ner was elected local editor. AS this
is not quite enough to run the paper
another year, these three who We're Sc
lected yesterday will meet this after
non 10 select the remainder of the staff
which consists of several editors and
business manager.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-05-24

Doctor James Albert Berry.
Specialty-Dissases of the nose fhroa,
stomach and intestines. 725 Kansas Az Az
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-05-24

women say there is nothing to equal BIRrx,ss
III EOSE Transparent soap for WASHTezei
TIE HAIR All druggists and Erocers sell Il.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-05-24
A Good Catch OF Catash

Constable Jake Schoec1- o,,,.,. .
eighteen pounds of catfish Monday
night. One of his fish weighed siy
pounds.-Emporia Gazette.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1907-09-20
Pioneer Merchant Retires.

II. c. Amberg. no doubt the oldes,
merchant ia Hickman. has disposed
ol bis stock oi goods al his old siaod
on Clinton street. and will retire
from active business.
hr Amberg went INTO the mer-
camille business In this city sixty
four years ago and has been al bis
post constantly since that time. Few
men have been 10 a public business
who have retired with the confidence
and esteem Of the people which is
accorded Mr Ambefg His career
BIAS not been only G successful one
bat an honorable one.
While his friends regret 10 hear
that be has severed his connection
With the old landmark. they know
be has done bis share Of the world S
work and is Justly entitled to take
a rest.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1907-09-20

Of either bride or bridegroom.
Bigamy by husband or wife.
Inability OF husband or wife to full
I'll marriage relation.
The committee S report shows that
there have been many instances in
which, TO secure a mutually desired
separation, the husband and wife
have agreed TO admit violation OF
one OF these laws
In other cases Il was found false
testimony has been secured through
the connivance Of lawyers or physi-
clans 10 convince the church authori-
ties that there have been breaches
Of the canonical rules.
The scandal is rendered all the
more serious. the commission adds.
from the fact that the rich and in
fiueniial have been the grossest OF
fenders-some securing the church's
consent TO separations by liberal
donations OF Peters pence others
by pressure through powerful in
terests on members Of the college OF
cardinals.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1907-09-20
Wanted Cross Ties.

Wanted one million or more
he1 ia be delivered on river
"Ilake ties made from red
.., elm, beech. gum, syoa-
... maple 6xS. s a.. long.
q. 0'.. per tie. White oak
h .oHR price SIS cts per tie
a..Has All ties must be- full
inches thick and 3 inches vide.
'a a.w faces. but poles can
l inches vide without hewinp
.., ali ail bark must be re
sa..e oak ties they mus, be s
''.. 900 each side but no restric.
20 width.
" length they mus, be exactly s
90 'at over ! inch longer. OF /
'i must be- cfoss-piled in good
','' aad even piles. win inspect
-.. .'' and third Fridays Of each
+F as. L. DoDDs Co., i2tf