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The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1907-07-05
LIGHTNING DESTROYS BARN.
Loss to w. J. Landon Of Winona Will
viii Reach 5000,

Winona, Mimi, July 3.-Lightning
struck the largest stock barn at Cone
dale farm, ear Money creek, owned
by w. J. Landon of Winona. The
building was destroyed and nine work
horses and two bulls were burned to
death. The loss is over $4,000.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1907-07-05
SHIPPING RECORD BROKEN.
2,156,956 Tons Moved From Missabe
Ore Docks in June.

Superior, Wis, July 3.-The Missabe |
ore docks, at West Duluth, last month |
broke all former records for shipping !
iron ore, their total being 2.156. 956
tons, making the the amount so far
this year 4,094, 1856 tons.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1907-07-05
Criminal.

Earl Chism Of Bloomington, Iowa,
confessed to the robbery OF the post
ONCE at Tayloridge and Reynolds, III.
Raphaele Savara, who pleaded gull
ty to a charge of assaulting an eleven
year-eld girl, killed himself in Jail at
Newark, N. ].
Because his wife refused to feed
chickens at his command Thomas
Dothert of Richmond, KY, killed her
with a monkey wrench.
Alvah Thompson committed suicide
at Iowa City, Iowa. by drinking car
bolic acid. His mind was temporarily
deranged from overwork.
An effort was made to blow up the
residence of Ashley Cockrill, former
city attorney and a prominent lawyer
of Little Rock, Ark. by dynamite. The
fuse failed to burn or the entire resi-
dence probably would have been de-
stroyed.
The corpse Of an unknown man,
with q bullet hole In the head m
having the appearance of having float
ed many days, was found in the river
at Burlington, Iowa. It is believed to
be a case Of foul play and is being In
vestigated.
Clyde Glidden, aged v years,
has been arrested at Parkersburg, w.
Va, on a charge of incendiarism, it
being alleged that he burned two
houses a week ago. The houses were
occupied and the families barely es-
capped with their lies.
The party Of revenue officers who
had a fight with moonshiners in Stokes
county, N. c.. captured t%hirty-ive
moonshiners and destroyed thirteen
Illicit stills. The officers state that be-
tween three and four hundred shots
were exchanged with the noun
taineers.
Oliver N. bennett, the broker who a
few days ago pleaded guilty to receiv-
ing the bonds which ". O. Douglas,
the assistant loan clerk, stole from the
Trust Company of America at New
York, was sentenced to serve not less
than Ave nor more than ten years in
Sing Sing prison.
After kissing his wife Of a few
weeks George H. Searles Of Des
Moines walked out on the lawn and
drank some carbolic acid. He died
within a few minutes. He left a note
saying that his wife was in love with
another man, SO he took his own life to
get out Of her way.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1907-06-20

way, leucite from Mount Vesuvius,
and has estimated as a result of pro.
longed Investigations that not more
than one-thirtieth of the total volume
of the earth is composed or rocks,
found on the surface.
AS a result of his deductions he es-
Inmates that the depth of the earth's
rock crust is approximately As miles.
This deduction comedies to a certain
degree with the calculations of Prof.
Milne, the earthquake expert, who has
been investigating to the same end
by the observation of earthquake
tremors and their speeds. Prof. Milne
concludes that at a depth of 80 miles
below the earth's surface exist rocks
whose physical properties are similar
to those found on the exterior.
Mr.. Strut computes the internal
heat of the globe to be about 1900
degrees centigrade at about As miles
below the surface. Such a heat indi.
Gates the melting point of iron, but it
is considerably below the melting
point of platinum, which DR.. Harker
fixed at LILO degrees centigrade.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1907-06-20
SECRET OF cocos ISLAND.
An English Admiral Who Believed in
the Stories of Buried Treasure.

Admiral H. St. L. B. Palliser died
suddenly at his country house in Chi
chester, England, recently. He served
in the Baltic and Black sea during the
Crlmean war, and in command of a
squadron watched British interests
throughout the Carlist war in 1871. He
was the commander in chief Of the Pa
cifc squadron from 1896 to 1899.
1t was during his command in the
Pacific that Admiral Palliser came in
to possession of what he thought to
be the secret of the buried treasures
of the famous Cocos island and on
board her majesty's ship Imperieuse
made the first of a long series of in
effectual efforts to unearth the buried
millions. The late Admiral received
the secret" from Captain Hackett
the latter was on his death-bed
and was SO impressed by it that de-
spite all failures he remained a firm
believer in the existence of the treas
ure.
The story of the Cocos island treas
ures is one of the most romantic and
thrilling character. One vast hoard
OF valuables is supposed to have been
deposited on the island, which lies 500
miles southwest of Panama, by a Brit
,sh ship which had turned pirate in
1871. The second and more valuable
treasure was buried there by the crew
OF the b~arkentine Mary DER about
1888. This hoard was opposed to he
the bullion and jewels of the Peruvian
town of Callalo, which was threatened
with revolution and pillage. The "a
tional treasure was put on board the
British ship for safety, but the crew
betrayed their trust and fed with the
rich cargo. The value of the two
treasures is supposed to be many mil.
lions.
At least 10000 worth of valuables
were taken from the island by a man
called Keaton. This man died and be.
queathed the secret to Hackett. Since
the later conf1ded in Admiral Paliser
some half dozen fruitless expeditions
have been fitted out and have search.
ed the soil of the island. One of the
latest was led by Earl Fitzwilliam. in
1903, but his party met with a disas.
ter in the shape Of a landslide during
blasting operations, and V of them
were injured. Several companies
have been formed to equip expedi.
tons, but needless to say none OF
them has ever paid a dividend.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1907-06-20
Pittsburg Leads in Pig.

OF the total production of q ,307,191
gross tons of pig iron in the United
States in 1906 Pennsylvania made H.
247,869 gross tons, and of this output
Pittsburg district allegheny, Beaver
and Washington counties) contributed
6,230,863 tons. In other words, says
the Iron Age, the Pittsburg district
last year made nearly rs per cent of
the total production of pig iron in the
United States, and SIS per cent of the
output in Pennsylvania.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1907-06-20
South American switzerlands.

Presidential inaugural festivities
have been the rule in South America
during the past few months. Brain
has installed a chief executive with
due pomp and ceremony, and the two
Switzerlands of South America-Bo-
livia and Paraguay-have likewise
provided themselves with new admin
~istrative heads.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1907-06-20
Crust Of the Earth.

Q 4. J. Strut, F. R. s.. has gath
cred rocks from all the world over.
GRANTEES from Cornwall and Rhodesia.
basalt from Greenland, the Victoria
Falls and Ireland. syenite from Nor
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1907-06-20
Best for the Poor.

Surely" remarked the good man,
ut goes without saying that honesty
is the best policy"
1T is" replied the wise man, until
you get prominent enough to drop
policy and start playing the stock
market. "-Philadelphia Press.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1907-06-20
BA INF COUNTY
. y / r
CITY
July 9-1O-II-12
The Greatest County
Fair in the State

The Barnes County Agricultural Association have
made arrangements for the best County Fair ever held
in the State. The premium list is larger than any 9th
er, while the attractions are more numerous and of a
better grade than any in the state, We had the best
fair last year and this year will be no exception. The
best is none too good for the Banner County of the
state and we have it. REMEMBER THE DATES
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1907-06-20
Fame and Fortune.

THAT young physician is working
hard"
EYES," answered the veteran prac-
titioner. HE is on the track Of dis
covery that will mean fame and for
tune. He is trying to invent a new
name that will make some old all
ment fashionable" -Washington Star.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-11-22
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT.
Mrs. CHAPiN L. BARI PAINFULLY
INJURED IN ACCIDENT Will e
OUT DRIVING WITH HER
SONS.

Mrs Chaplin III Barr met with az
accident yesterday afternoon on Low
10 Commercial avenue that might
have resulted IN serious injury, While
out driving ,Bth her little sons IN
their pony.cart, she was thrown over
the dashboard by the sudden stumb.
ling Of the pony and struck the shafts,
heavily landing in the street She
was SO painfully hurt that she was
unable To rise and was carried into
the office Of The Dpnson$iholscn Dry
Goods company whero she was given
reStDtatiYes
lNtor Mrs Carr was taken To her
home on Upper Walnut street where
pr A. A. Bcndtrant attended her
II was feared at first that her hip
WAS fractured 6es, lorlasateb this
proved not to be no Ishe WAS
yerf severely bruisl Y Msnraincl
and viii be c5uhneEhN"N q @me for
several DAYS at icfst > ~
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-11-22
LID FOR DOCTORS
WHOG|VE WH|SKEY
DRY COUNTIES or MISSOURI
WANT HEALTH BOARD TO
ClsCiPl tNE TOO LIBERAL
TSiciANS.

st, Louis Nov u ritiacus OF Cen
'ry aud Now Madrid counties have
Appealed 20 the state Board Of Health
ana medieal examiners to assist IN
the enforcement of the loeal option
laWa bE rerokng The licenses 81 Pity
sicians 8ho iudiserimiuately pre-
scribe whisky ia these dry dis.
tricts
Members Of the board yesterday
were engaged in examining applicants
Tor medical licenses. The work will
conclude at noon today. when the
regular business session of the board
VIII be called by President Cooler
The board will consider the ques.
llon Of sending a tuberculosis exhibit
to the National Tuberculosis congress
In Washington, next month The
point OF assisting the State Vcterina-
rian State Bactetologist and Pure
Food commission III their war against
tubercular infected dairy cattle also
viii be taken up.
The members said that they had
not considered the tuberculosis qaes.
ton. ard did not know what plan
tHcy would favor.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-11-22
FUNERAL Or A
WAR VETERAN
REMAINS or GEN. MARTIN WILL
DE LAID TO REST SATURDAY
CAPT, ". q. THISTLE.
WOOD OF CAIRO
WILL ATTEND.

Capt N. y. Thistlcwood Yesterday
received 3 message Stating that the
funeral ~ the late Con James s. Mar
tin wha died at Ills home in Salem
! "Wednesday viii be held saturday II
l2 o'ciock, ni Cart ThistleMoad viii
80 to Salem to attend the obscquies
accompanied by Adjutaat lngefaoll Of
carhoudale " The State department u.
A. r.
Con. Martin wax colonel Of the ono
Hundred and eleventh Illinois regis
ment in the civil war. He hal been
president of the Salem National bank
ever since its organization, president
~ the Southern Illinois Soldiers Re
union association. pension commits
sioner, commander Of the G. A. r.,
chairman of tho state Republican com
mittee.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-11-22
RAIL ROADS INDICTED
For Combination ~ Restraint Ct
Trade 20 Gust Coal Dealer IN
state Of Utah.

salt Lake city Utah. Nov. 2i-rha
federal grand iury thday returned in
dictments against the Union Pacific
railroad company the Oregon Short
Line the Union Pacific Coal company,
j. NJ. Moore. general agent Of the TN
ion Pacific Coal company. and Ever
ett Buckingham. assistant general sn
ncfiutendcnt 81 the Oregon Sheai
! inc FOR violation - the sherman
antiiru law etc.
The technical charge o. . combine
tion in restraint 81 tf-,ie thoge indic''
Cd having ccmhincd. u IS CHARGED 20
force = g. Sharp 2 SAT- Lake CITY
eoal dealer. cut ci iiusincts became
be had lowered the rrice Of coal fntHi
that altered g. have been hzei bg The
so-csiled combination
indictments were returned again7l
the same corporations and persons
some months aeo on the same
grounds. but these iHdictments arc
now qusshed and those returned to
day take their place the previous In
dictments. It was feared, not being
technically perfect
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-11-22
SERIOUS ACCIDENT
llliopoIis, lll, Attorney Shot in Law
Office at 5pringfieId-Not
Expccsed to Recover.

Springfield ILL., NOV 2i- David ".
peden a prominent attorney #
lliOpolis. M, was accidentally shtt
tonight in the law office Of LLOYD
Hamilton aud is lying in a critical
condition ~ the hospital Ills recov-
cry is doubtful Poden was here at
tending court and had unched with
Hamilton and returned TO his Office
with him While Hamilton was in his
priyato office, he heard a shot and on
going into The reception room found
pedch lying on the Hoor Pcden
iated chat he bad reached into his
cvcrceai pocket to get some Papcrs,
wbcn revolver which Was iu au-
othor pocket of the coat, was dis
charged
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-11-22
NOVEMBER % IN HISTORY.

1872 Columbus arrived at Hayti ant
learned that the colony lei
there had persisted,
l633- Ships Ark and Dove sailed from
England with 200 persons tc
found colony IN Maryland
1913 Birth ol Ia Sale the explorer
OF the Mississippi valley
l775 American force took and fortl'
fled cohble Hill, near Boston,
ISoi- The Pillory used in Boston Cor
the last time
1859 Shelby A. Cullom, United
states senator from illinois,
born
1852 Napoleon III elected Emperor
III the French
1864 Battle 81 Griswo'dvillo Georgia.
1891 Alaska first demanded reme
sclitatiOn in congress
1880 Indian outbreak near PINE
Ridge south Dakota
1900 Sir Arthur Sullivan, English
composer, died Born May i3,I
lsi3.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-11-22
RinnranIlv.


Justin Mccarthy, enc Of the fore
imcst LIKING men Of letters, WIS born
Iii cork. ireland, November ~, iSSh
iie early mastered The classics, and
IT rs was forced 81 earn his own
bread. nc began life In the capacits
III humble reporter III the gallery
.of the house nf commons and often
artcrwari sat IN The house as q mem
bpr. For several years hc served AZ
reporter and stenograDhcr on iver
pool ami Cork papers until 1860
when lid became political editor Of
Inc I.ontlen Morning Star, then Owned
by John Bright This position he re.
signed III ISIS to make q tour ot the
United States The next three years
he spout IN America, travelling lee.
turing arid writing for the magazines
4fpon Till rnttfln TO England he ~
s,nnea his labors III literature and
Delitics. His greatest speeeh was
madc in tlsn defense Of Parneh dtH
ine The great leaders fight against
TIE London Times. His most import
ait literary work. AMI the on h
i hich He viii live longest Is - His
tory of Our Own Times. a chtpnicle
d what happened In the three eaun-
tries al the United Kingdom during
he reign Of Queen Victoria IN addi
ion to this and several other bis
ories, Mr., Mccarthy has produced z
core OF novels. His reputation as
historian, journalist, novel
st and orator is worldwide
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-11-22
CAIRO IN l849
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
tFrom the Cairo Delta Published b.
hdd. IA. Ssnders.)

April IL, 1Si9-"The waters have
now fully subsidized ut this place ana
that remaining inside the leyees Is
being rapidly carried away by the
sewers. The levecs we find upon eN
animation have experienced but litth
DAMAGE by the floods
The marriage notice II Nicholas
liunsacker to Miss Adelia Worihing
ten is published
Dr. Oyerton offers his professional
services TO the citizens Of Ohio Ciiy
tnow Birds 1oint) Cairo and the sur
rounding neishborhoods. His resi-
.dencc is Immediately on the Missis
sippi river few miles above both
cities
April r. y. Shauncssy advertiscs
his grocery aud dwelling in upper
Cairo Ter slc as they arc iuccn
veuient to hts place OF business IN
lower Cairo.
April 20 The editor has au article
describing the wonderful new electric
light claimed by a. Ensliehman a. bis
Invention but shown by the editor to
have been invented three OF four
tcars previously by two Cincinnati
gentlemen. one Of whom was his
brother. The description of the light
tallica vith The bulb now in use.
On Tuesday May 23d. nesr Gale
dnuia Mr. William Harrell, ar4 OF
f-.f,.,, ,,sos ttttrs-ied 10 Mrs Ann
Hunsacker ol the former place Squire
AxIcy performed the ceremony Ap-
propriate poetry. manufactured by u.
s. HarreH. a brother Of tie bride
groom. accompanied the published
notice of the marriage.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-11-22
DEMOCRATS MEET IN
FRENCH LICK, IND.
RATIONAL COMMITTEE To SIT
DATE AND PLACE OF THE
RATIONAL CONVENTION.

French Lick. nd Nov. IN n
beis Of The Dcmorratic Naiiau1i G III.
nliitee began arfis ms here thia even
ing To- attend the meeting tcmgrruA
called BY National Chairman TagEaft
Nothing definite j. known q the pur-
poses Of the gathering. but IL is
thought likely the committee viii dis
enss the time Of the next meeting and
decide when and where the national
convention will be held. Taggart said
today the meeting was purely social
affair Cincinnati. Chicago. Boston.
St Louis. Kansas City Louisville and
Columbus have been suggested As
good meeting piaces-
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-11-22
TIME CARD CAIRO ELECTRIC RYS

BELT LINE cars aue to leave Ss,cpnd ST. ~
Ing mouth on Commercial Ave, every Is mia.
ntca from q q, m. ~ ! n "a.
Going potth On w Shut vt every Is mfurtuE
from f;a8M ". tpiA3S3 n. III.
POPLAH ST, LIME Holbroot Aye, err ia
a. leave &econa ST fspii'Is Derth IN Holtgees
Ave, Of s.a9; Y 6tas; 6:bE; Ysi3 N. N. sud 1f
ssnle minutes every hour Hntii ie:92 sud n ~
D. ~.
tIOinF west on T@eniy EIGHTH 81. a. e,41;
6;I9; c:9t; $685. aud 1904 ~ n.spa on same MIA
utss pyery hour nniii 1924 aHd il:at q. o.
Poplar st. ears tina 10 nass M. Msiy's park
II minutes agtrr leaving @erend ~.
hhLr LtAH OWL CARS north on Waiout
1850 ?. IN. 1924 .. m; is0 y. NJ; 1s2a a. tn.i
30 a. m; I ~ H. m; s 30 Il. -.
North On Gclnmt cctal' lI'no y, M; 60
N. 90 a. III. 8: 0e a. NJ. 4 s0s ~ N. B :. M.
Felt and Owl carr are Sns 10 pas w.
thirty fonrfh St. Is minutes after Iesyirs
Second IL,
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-11-22

very emphatic rcbukc TO those social
istic agitatois who thought they
were currying favor With the labor
element when they preached such a
radical doctrine IN government policy
and practice Thinking working men
can not but conclude, as apparently
they have concluded that political
machines are strong enough under
present conditions
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-11-22

Tiere rs no man bui FIR HIS owl
iutsfest hath ar OBLIGATION 20 b. non
CT; there may he sameHnses tempta
floss 10 be oihcIwise. but al cards
casa up. he shall find u The creates
ea-f The highest rroht The best pleas
ure TIE acst safety ami tis r1llesi
fsr-s. to lsy hoid ~ the horus eff ihi7
eli,r ID A. in 40 assays. cen g.
l-lL-ell nr.le.f I-u
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-11-22
AEROpLGNE COLlAps ES
Accident Air Navigation in France
Barely Escaped Death or Serious
Injury.

Paris Nov ~ Count De La Vaul>
had 4 marrow escape from death D
serions injury when his aernpaue col
lapsed during an experimental dight
and crashed to the ground yesterday
The count was caught under ths
Wfeekaee Assistance reached him
quickly however and ho escaped with
minor injuries The gasoline for t0e
motor took Ere and the fixing machine
was partly destroyed
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-11-22

Announcement Is made this morn
inE that members If the Democratic
National committee viii meet today
a. French Lick, Ind, to talk about
the time and plare for holding the
next convention. II these gentlemen
could be induced 10 brace up sufTl-
ciently TO name the date aud place
for sthe convention regardless 81 what
the Republicans may do II would
seem little like old times.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-11-22

III
The above is a correct statement Of
the number Of complete and perfect
copies of the Cairo Bulletin printed
for the year 1906 and for the month
Of October, 1907
CLYDE SULLIVAN.
Business Manager.
Subscribed aud sworn to before me
this first day Of November, 1907.
LEO j. kEB,
lSEAL) Notary Public.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-11-22
s.illnn nsv. fint Or.

ynst a. zine vhc8 every one who
is 81 all Interested in Tire sea aud
ships is taking over the Lusi;ania
her size and her record. il seems a
curious reminder Of old times to catch
sight or new gold sign in the via.
dows Of skyscTaper down At Bowling
Green which announces q sailing
service 10 Australia and New Yea
laud
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-11-22
ADDITIONAL CITY BRIEFS.


Man Killed By Big Four
A Wau was rHu down and Killed at
the cror7ins 81 the BIZ Fer aud Ili
nois Central early this mornine II,
was mn down d. fig -Four train
The RENAME wern brourht into this
city
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-11-22

.Sapolio" Stephens was in Cairo
Yesterday, interviewing the retail
dealers OF the city He is an inlucn-
tlal person travelling over the couu-
Try in the interest OF cleanliness aud
against the parcels post. In beth
lines he has done effective work.
He claims that the present post
master general is largely Interested
in the department store business and
therefore is trying hard to have some
sort of parcels post law passed by
congress. Retail dealers generally op
pose the measure.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-11-22
vsIuabls Land.

The proposition is being discussed
10 pub down tha Bank Of England
building. which j. one story IA height
and covers eight acres. house IT in 2
seyenstory huilAng On portion Of
The site and sell The remainder Of the
land. the value Of which Is estimated
AZ tsz. go. 900.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-11-22

There's something wrong nth q
prohibition wave which sweeps cvei
the country with the noise and pre
tension Of devastating whiriwin
and leases IN It's wake an eecnnc us
increase in The internal revenue a
the government. This mornings news
from Washington is that for the
month OF October Just past the req
enae collections were 1871 500 great
er than in October last year. and fos
the four months OF the present fiscal
year the increase was S5.7s3.347 over
last year. However. the wave seemed
To he getting IN its work during the
present month.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-11-22
CIRCULATION STATEMENT.

Average number Of complete and
perfect copies Of the Cairo Bnl-
letin printed daily and Sunday
during the year, 1906. ......., ,202S
Average number ol complete and
perfect copeis OF the Cairo Bull
ictin printed daily and Sunday
during the mouth Of October
1907 .....8....s.. .2i75
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-11-22
FOOTBALL PLAYER
HURT; GAME STOPPED

Charleston H.. Nov 2l-A foot
bun game between me- Eastern Hi
nois Normal and the College of pbysi-
clans and Surgeons at 81. Louis was
stopped today when with three min.
ntes 60 play, Percy Zimmerman, right
end for the Normals, suffered a con
cussion of the brain Zimmerman is
IN a critical condition
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-11-22

Addressing the people Of Murphys
bnro On Wednesday III relation to the
big shoe factory which his company is
about to establish there, President
Brown Of the Brown Shoe company,
~. Louis, said in conclusion: There
Is no need TO worry about the finan.
cal situation. There is nothing 70
be afraid or
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-11-22

IN tbe"eHoff 70 nationalize the rail-
road systems of Japan. six companies
having $500 miles OF track. were ac.
quired last year by the government
The amount involved was $1?o GOO. 900.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-11-22
JOHN S. JENKINS
Architect
---z-----------i-s-1---.-
400 Commercial Ave.
Cairo. Illinois.


What aid yon ret the rubber
gloves for?' they ASKED her as ahe
passed them around to show how
handsome ihcg were "You have a
girl, haven't yoa? You don't have to
wash The dishes
NO. She answered. Il don't have
to wash the dishes, but while she Is
washing the dishes, oil the floors"