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The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1907-10-05
TiIIman Helped the Farmers
Established Technical Colleges in South
Observation-Disclosures Conditions

his house, with his head and
shoulders on pillow placed
against an inverted chair. In
this fashion were they composed
while his children crawled over
him and between his legs, rum
ming their hands into his pockets
and turning them inside-out to
see if perchance they contained
anything Of interest or value.
Such was his customary posture
and occupation in the late after
noon of every day, when he had
come in from the plantation.
His first speech was made in
1885, when he was thirty eight
years old, before a gathering Of
farmers at Bennettsville. 1t ex-
cited widespread interest, and
brought him into such prOmi-
ence that from that day onward
he may be said to have become
the most conspicuous figure in
South Carolina. And yet up to
that time he had scarcely been
known outside of his immediate
neighborhood, being nothing
more than an everyday cotton
planter in backwoods Agricul-
tural district.
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Republican Politics.

The Republican executive com.
mittee held a meeting on Wednes-
day night and released Joseph
j. Richardson. r. B. Thornley,
was chosen chairman and VIM. l.
VIM and James Milligan were
chosen as vice presidents. Oct
18th was set as the date for hold.
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Snlithfie|d

SMITHFIELD, Oct. 4.-The
most notable party since our last
writeup was the Mothers Social
andLiterary clubs party given at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
Griffith. Nothing was left undone
that could add to the comfort or
pleasure of the party. Cut flowers
were used in profusion to decor
ate and the tables were loaded
with all the good things of the
land. Games were played until
a late hour. The crowd dispersed
declaring Mr.. and Mrs. Griffith
novel entertainers.
Quite a matrimonial streak
struck our town this week. Har-
vey Miles and Effie Tibbitts, John
Pitcher and Myrtle Egan, Daniel
Littledyke and Esther Cantwell
were all married on Wednesday.
Miss Nellie Views is nursing
case at Franklin.
Funeral services were held on
Tuesday over the remains Of
Father Christensen.
Victor Mouritzson, of Mont
pelier, is visiting mrs. Mary Crit
fifth.
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Speaking out of his own ex-
perience, the Senator said to the
writer:
cit takes more sense to run a
farm successfully than to manage
any other kind of business. Not
only energy does it require, but
judgment, foresight, and patience
To handle a plantation, with lot
of negroes, and make it pay, is
about as difficult a problem as
anyone can tackle"
| Young Tillman took wife
when he was only twenty years
old, but he continued to manage
his mothers estate until 1876,
when she died. From her he in
herited about seven hundred
acres. the rest of the property be-
ing divided among the other chill
dren; and afterward, having
acquired more land on his own
account, he continued in business
as a grower of cotton. He is, in
deed, cotton-planter today,
owning something like two thous-
and acres-a considerable patch
of territory when one comes to
think of it, amounting to more
than three square miles.
SO it might have been supposed
that the young farmer was settled
for life; and, indeed, he might
never have been anything more
than a cotton-planter but for un-
Expected circumstances which
compelled him, like another Gin
cinnatus, to relinquish his grasp
on the plow-handle and apply his
tremendous energy to a political
problem. 1t was in the early
eighties that bad times came, with
a good deal of suffering for the
agricultural class in South Caro-.
lima. Tilman made up his mind
that the existing mischiefs could
be cured only by establishing
new conditions for them, the
farmers industrial and techanical
education.
Believes in Scientific Farming
"With this idea in view he
wrote good many newspaper
letters advocating the establish
ment of a college for farmers. He
urged that less money be spent
for training doctors and lawyers
and more for teaching scientific
agriculture. The whole education
al system, he declared, ought t.
be revolutionized; and, if it be
gan with the children, on a pro
per and common sense basis, they
could be counted on to keep it go
ing after they were grown up.
i These letters attracted wide
spread attention; and the argu
ments of their author were rein
forced by series Of speeches. Tit
letters were written by the fu
ture Senator in his old-time favo
rite attitude, lying fiat on hi
hack on the floor of the piazza o.
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Big Men Visit At Richmond
Havemyer, Sugar King. Gets Drink Of
Milk There...Other News Notes.

RICHMOND, Oct. 4.-Messrs
II. o. Havmeyer, David Eccles, c.
w. Nibley and other sugar magn-
ates did our "Sego Cream" peo-
ple-The Utah Condensed Milk
Co--an honor by stopping their
special at the factory a few days
ago and spending sufficient time
to inspect the plant. The dining
car cook wanted a gallon of good
clean, aerated milk and he got it.
"Can you let me have a gallon
Of Cream made from such milk"
Certainly" was Manager Har-
ris' cordial reply, chats our
business. 1T is safe to say that the
Havmeyer party will hereafter
dine on the "Cream of Cache"
Will See Tillman.
1t is said that not few of the
stalwart dmocrats will go to
Logan to hear Senator Benz. Till
man at the opera house Sunday
night. The lecture begins at 9
o'clock, after all religious servi-
ces are closed. The Richmondites
can go down on the l 80 train
and return the following morning
at s O'Clock. The Democratic City
and County Committee are going
to tender Senator Tillman re.
ception, or whatever courtesy is
possible.
Asa Bagley, of Baker City,
spent few days here with his
relatives this week enrOute to his
mission in the Southern States.
VIM. Hope, who returned home
very suddenly and unexpectedly
from his California trip week
ago, is still confined to his room
with heavy cold, which he con-
tracted on his outing.
Prof. Robt. Ireland and wife
left for Salt Lake Monday MIR
Ireland will judge the dairy pro
duet on exhibition at the State
fair
Very truly "the slogans
"Push Richmond and Prosper
and IF Corn is King the Cow is
Queen" are being verified here
Especially so is the last one, just
now. "40c per pound butter fat
is a sign flying to the breeze this
by the Condenser people. Far
mers of this vicinity should con
slider themselves very fortunate
especially so when they think OF
their fellow dairymen in every
county of the state, except Cache
are getting but 2Sc. Truly il
eff Corn is King the Cow il
Queen"
The young Ladies M. |. A. are
preparing for a big dance tonight
Beside good music, good dancing
plenty of good refreshments viii
be served, and it is suggested tina
those who are going for thu
"time" should not eat too large
supper, as they will surely wisi
they hadn't The proceeds viii
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be given for the benefit of our
Tabernacle.
Miss Atkinson, of Rexburg, is
here with Mrs. Rhoda Hendricks
enjoying Cache valley, and Rich
mond in particular.
Harvey Davis came down from
the Power Plant few days ago,
stayed over night and went on to
Ogden to see his wife and the
new baby girl, which just arrived
at his home.
The M. I. A. Convention of
Benson Stake will be held in
Richmond, Oct. IL, and not on the
3Oth as reported in the Republi.
can last Saturday.
Last Wednesday Harvey Miles,
of Smithfield, and Fife Tippetts,
of this place, were married. The
young couple will live on the
Miles farm north of Smithfield
They take with them the hearty
congratulations of all their
friends.
A charming chatting dish party
was given by Misses Media and
Anna Swendsen a few nights ago
1t is said so tempting and dainty
were the dishes prepared that
great trouble was experienced in
meeting the demand for them
However, none of the jolly crowd
left hungry.
The Stake tithing Office is now
up to the square. The carpenters
work will be pushed and the
building will soon be completed.
Notice was given Sunday that
the ward will sell the Church
farm. The proceeds of which will
be used to pay on our Tabernacle
debt. Sealed bids will be received
on this property and everyone is
! invited to bid on same.
Special attention is again call
ed to the Midland LyceumBurear
entertainment under the auspices
of the Richmond Industrial Club
On the 18th of this month, Pro-
j. Lorenzo Zwickey the Swiss
Canadian Artist, will give hi'
celebrated Art lecture illustrated
by drawings made on the stage
before his hearers.
The boys of the Richmond Higl
school may daily be seen on thu
grounds fumbling the pigskin
From all indication they will de
velop into a respectable football
squad in the near future. 1t is thu
intention to play with ethel
schools in the state in the neal
future. Other athletic sports ar
being arranged for the grounds
are being put into shape, and it il
the intention of the Principal t.
have a systematic arrangement o
all outside sports.
| School opened lastMonday. TIT
attendance is very rge,and near
ly all who belong started on thu
first day.
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81. Johns Church.

The services on Sunday will be Holy
Communion 1t eleven O'Clock and
Evening Prayer ut 7:30. The Sunday
School meets at 10. All are invited.
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inga primary to nominate a town
ticket.
Our genial postmaster has ia
ken advantage Of conference
rates and gone to Salt Lake for a
few days.
The infant child Of Robert
Weeks is very ill
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1907-10-05
Methodist Church.

Preaching Services, II q. m. and 1880
p. M; Sunday School, 1918; Epworth
League, 7 p. 10. All are welcome.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-05-20
RATE REGULATION RULING.

The interstate commerce commits
sion has decided against the com
plant Of q Georgia cotton manufac
turing company; alleging lower rates
en- cotton goods shipped from the
New England mills to Pacific coasi
points. The ruling ndss
me TACT Thar such rates from the
southeastern statoA aro higher than
those obtained from the New England
states does not in and Of Itself estab
lish the unreasonableness of the high.
g rates, as the conditions existing al
the two localities are dissimilar. The
New England mills, which suffer hy
re competition OF the more fayorably
situated Southern mills from the
standpoint of the production. are en-
titled to such advantage in rates as
they have from being situated at
points closer to ports where cheap
water competition has been estah-
iished to the Pacific coast points Of
consumption
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-05-20
MANY At FUNERAL
Negroes Tern on Enrssse in Respect
TO Ex-Police Officer George
Wooden.

Probably one pf the largest negr
funerals ever held b. Cairo wa TIA,
lei Ex-Pollce ohicer George Woo3cn
yest rday afternoon. Services wc.e
held at the Twenty sire &
church, no. far from his home. and
there was an extraordinary demon
siration OF sympathy amoug Inc PEG.
pie Of bis rae witb whom be seems
to have been veIF popular The ps1-
ce.eion covered &, several block on
Both sides Of To street the societies
io which he bad BELONGED marchine aa
ono side and ho general popuoCs
LARGELY women and children. OBJ IT,.
other Police Ohicers Wade and Lire
noun q beaded ihe proecezleH iu tte
street. A special train took the parry
fum Fourteenfh street o. villa RfIe-
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-05-20
CUT IT ouT

One of the unnecessary and extrav
agant appropriations BY the general
assembly for the benefit Of the Cham.
paign school is s3SG.030. with viii n
10 buy an old medical college planf
in Chicago A State. Registe- repre
sentative IS informed by member Of
fnrmer l~g Stature that at former
fees,on The owners Of this medical
'c'leae' Offered 10 give il TO the state
ci nruois
The estimated revenues to meet the
Twenty Million Five Hundred Thou.
sand Dollars appropriated a. the late
session Of the general assembly Is
Sixteen Million Dollars. The four
million and half dollars excess of
appropriations will have TO be lopped
of somewhere.
Governor Deneen will serve The
state well by cutting ont the ssSG.100
appropriated for the played out nell.
cal college which the Legislature pro
posed TO buy 70 please Presidenf
James of he Champaign school and
relieve some greedy real estate deal
ers Of Chicago Of an elephant
This is only one item from which
the tax PAYERS Of Illinois should b.
relieved There are others.-sta,e
Register.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-05-20
A STORM INCIDENT
Sword Of Fire Struck Kentucky VIII
Terrific Report About 9 O'Clock
Last Night.

People were startled about s:15 last
night by an extraordinary incident Of
the electric Storm which had com
upon the city n little while before
There was a cash Of fire across tho
river. a broad streak e fame tbai
shot perpendicularly TO the earth Ike
a hug sword momeatariir suspende
from the sky. and il was some seconds
before any sound was heard. Then
instead Of the uEiai series Of run.
hllngs. rollings and rererbersfions in
the cir there was a single report like
tn discharge II q monster cannon IN
. room blowing the walls 70 nothirr
ness. Il vas followed By q small
eloud-burs- which gradually passed in
% gentle drizzle. The bolt struck
within I've mites Of Cairo in Ballard
cQ1nty, keliaeky.
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Got His Man.

Chief McNutt, Of Mayfleld, Ky,
came again Saturday to take away the
negro, Marshall Carman. want q IN
the Kentucky town for violating the
antiliQuor laws On his previous visit
the officer ala nor get his man. BIZ
cause tho latter claimed 10 he citi-
zen OF Illinois and reQuisitiou papers
were nee ssary Carman was ra.
leased then bur was again arrested
BY the Cairo police and held fer the
Kentucky officer who came armed
with the necessary papers.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-05-20
GARBONDALE TAKES ONE
mooad City Base Ball Team Losss By
Hsrrog Margin Owing 70
Bunehed Hits on Woodr'ng.

TIC Mound Cts base bail team mar
rowy Eos another game yesterday A.
teIho9u at Eim park. wh % the Car
hanasle club wen tn 7 victory
lhe same vas an exceedingly inter
esting one aad YVES wei PLAYED The
visitors punched hits on Woodring in
the second inning ana made their only
scores
The game vas witnessed by large
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-05-20
HELP IS WANTED
INPUBLIC SERVICE
EXAMINATIONS TO BE HELD nv
CAIRO FOR STEN0GRAPHER.
MECHANICS, WEATHER 5U-
REAu OBSERVER, SURVEYOR
or MINERAL DEPOSITS, IN
SPEcT0R OF HuLLS, ETC.

4. "
The United states Civil SerYIc'
commission announces an examina
/ lion 90 June II. 1907, At Cairo, H.
Ia secure eligibles from which tc
make certideation to NIL a vacancy in
the position Of preparation teXperi
enced in marking and cataloguina
human crania and skeletonsl. $50 pei
month il the National Museum, and
similar vacancies as they may occur
June Ito fill a vacancy In the
position Of depuay collector. female
(stenographer and tfpawriterl, al
$500 per annum Id the office Of the
collector Of internal revenue at ST.
Louis. Mo. and similar vacancies as
hey may occur Women only will be
admitted 10 this examination. Age
limit IS years or over On date Of the
examination
TO mi a vacancy Id the position ol
WcCbanciau in the Bureau of stand
atis. az 5000 per annum. and yacan
c'e as hey may occur in any branch
of The service requiring similar quail
iicaiigHs
June i920-To fll d vacancy IN zoe
position of assistan Inspector of bulls
of steam YES els Stelmboatlnspcl-
ton Service Seattle. Wash. az SLIGO
per anaum 60 be detailed 20 san
Francisco, Cal and vaeau les as they
may occur iu the positions Of local
and assistant Inspector Of hulls Ia The
Sffamhoa ln poetion Service Through
oat The United states
Age limlt - 70 s. years on The date
cl the examination.
jane 2G-To az two vacancies in
'he POSITION OF surveyor Of mineral /,
. posiis enc af s5 and DE other at Sl
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-05-20
April Circulation,

The above is correct statement of
the number of copies printed of The
Cairo Bulletin for the year 1906, and
for the month of March 1907.
CLYDE SULLIVAN,
Business Manager.
Subscribed and sworn to before me
this 30th day Of April 1907.
(Seal) LEO J. KLEB,
Notary Public.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-05-20

per diem in De Land Office service.
and vacancies az they may occur ID
any branch of the service requiring
similar qualifications.
To fll ra ancia. a. they may occur
in the position of observer in the
Weather Bureau. al a salary of 500
Ter aunum
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-05-20

Among uncommon religious books
must Dc ciaszed an edition % tha Hibie
issued by the Oxford University Press.
Il Is only ~ inches in length aud ia
IN breadth. i has % be neaa by
means Of magnifying gIass-ari one
is given with this tiny Bible Tor IS
cents Sunday Magazine.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-05-20
DON'T SWALLOW IT.

Don't Re forced 70 swallow those n.n.
c-r- discharge which drop into yorf
flrest- carsed by catarrhal affection.
Porter Ca-Iarrh-O f. guaranteed o.
cure catlrrh when applied regularly 1c-
ccrdi1 - directions Try IT,
Don be berIiied into thinking Tcl c7a
be- Cured u catarrh i5y merely smelling j.
-ile fret trr II HlrEr'- fa-
Fsrif-f3. ffice ~ cents 81 90 lrlrr fr-
send slurs i1 nci bcrt % vouf 70. r
parters Ez-Tarrh O coatairs neilter
sr ates ror narcotics q Is simply o-fi-
rii1 ara ruratiTe Sold on g7-arar'a-.
FcrTrr Nf--cr-- GO TArrs r-T.
PAUL C. scHUH & SONS.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-05-20

low for the Mounds team. The Rubys
will go TO Paducah to play next Sun
day. They desire engagements with
out of town teams for Sunday games
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-05-20

The Bulletin 10 on sale at the fol-
lowing places:
Colemsn's, 2f4 Eighth street.
halliday House News Stand.
Walkers, 10 Sixth street.
Blue Front Restaurant.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-05-20
uamber ii fans. ncIndlne maar fro

number ii fans. including mahy from
Cairo.
The score: RI T
Mound Cuy...0000O00Io-I Z 5
Carbonate .020oooeoO-s2 8
Str Is out by Woodring. b.
ZCach
BaitaTie9- Noodrins and Conner.
Zeach and Dunn
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-05-20

Inc Rubys played the Mounds team
at Mounds yesterday afternoon in the
new baseball park. the %. r. tom
winning By a score Of ) 70 0. Wal
baum and Hasenjsegsr were the bat
teries for the Rubys. Martin and Dill.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-05-20
ADDITIONAL CITY BRIEFS.


Yesterday the police arrested seven
nencers for various petty onens e.
dinnEenness and disorderiy condrct
No serious disturbance occurred
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-05-20

CIRCULATION STATEMENT.

Average number Of complete and
perfect copies Of The Bulletin
printed daily and Sunday for
the year 1906 ...........4...2 o2s
Average number OF complete and
perfect copies of The Bulletin
printed daily and Sunday dur
Ing the month of April 1907. .2f32
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-05-20
TlME EApn ChIRn EIEnIRIr RYS

BELT lime cars due tn leave second st. 70
ing north on Commercial Ave, every IS aln-
ntHs from a, M. ta J n ul.
Cfaing n0rth en- Nslput ST. every rs minutes
from Gsg9 a. IN, 20 lo;5}n m.
pOPI n ST. TNE-Hoihr0ok Ave, car dus
to leave ~ccOn ~ gsiue nerth on H0l0T90k
Ave- &c 5-5Ii q; c,f2; s;57;7;i2 q. m. and on
same minntes every hous until 1892 and tl:l2
p. m.
Going west on Twenty Eighth st. az 5:49;
5:l9 6i3i, G;48; and 7'0i n. g. aud on same min.
ut*s every hour until 1884 and iI.ns r. m.
Popiar ", cars due 10 nass 81 Nsry's p@rh
l5 minutes aiiev leaving second ST.
BElW LIVE OWL CARS north on WAiuus
a. p. ~. 1891 e. m; 30 q. nus 30 q. No.;
% g. nj; a0 a M; 80 q. "a.
North on nmmerc'ai-l3.0n 2. M; 1;onl
M. 90 o ~. . On u, IA. 10 70. u. 3 =. m.
Nfit and Owl cars ARE due 80 pass Wasl
Thirty fourth st1~i5 minutes after leaving
Sseond II,
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-05-20

quitting out Of business Of Howe &
Hummcl, q lawyer said; II have a
client . eay old broker who once
told me that II was his daily prayer
fot years pasi that he might never
md IN his morning malta letter bear
Inc the words upon Ii Howe & Hum
mel ile said 70 me-; Really old chap
AZ ! saw Howe 4 liummel on an on
yelope addressed to mo | would dlo 81
fright
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-05-20

You pay little more for classified
advertising in the Bulletin than
other Cairo papers but you get the
results,
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-05-20

Cairo, Alexander County, sislnN q
Population 1sTtT.

Aayor, GEORGE pARsflhas
Clerk IL. "A. HATCHER. \
Treasurer, JAMES QrgN*
comptrmIer, ERNEST 1J0RDMs.A.
Pcllcc Magistrate, A. II ROSS
Chief cf Police, M. n. FAGAN
-@~-----~s---~
Alexander County. Population sgnty
County Clerk 1lEsSG u. MflI4Fqa
Circuit clerk TRF II DAVfa.
Sheriff FRANK E DAVIs.
STATES ATTORNEY alex. III
Wilson,
Coroner, DIR JAMES @cMANra
County 5unerlntendant on sea0ola.
Pros. JOHN SNYDER.
Assessor and Treasurer, FIRED i,
NELIaEs
Board Of County Commissioners
J. ]. JENGELLE. ChAirmSm-
GEORGE pARs0EF.
mr. EDWIN J. aAURR
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-05-20
HUMn[L TO DON
THESTRIPES TODAY
FOUNDERS TERROR GIVES FARE,
WELL BLOWOUT BEFORE
CONFINEMENT.
WINE FORCED GAYETY
And Noted Divorce and Blackmail At,
tofney Tells Guests Not to
Worry-sketeh of Man
Whom Gay Birds Fear.

Ae" ofk, Way - Ctief Judg
N9'leh ol me court 81 appeals, signci
la order t9aay retusipe Abraham
tfammel asceltliicate Of reasonable
a"''nt ala Il VIII hc served on th'
shcfiil Nonday taxing ihe effect q
.ta ot''ef eplfsaittaAa convict % JAZZ
IS c.ea taWEer Wlie " g dor
s0lpes p the Penitentiarg on Black
"slts lsisad Monday Is enjoying his
iaat 'Wo 4ays q iihefty p The fullest
e&1sht
Aet4 tRai A score 81 his intimate
illesl4a aAl associates wese With him
atf Z ASafR dawn altef a banquet at
'ial'llNei aome n hasJ serenity
'h.l0 street
No expense was spared % make Il
y hptalae feast WIN choi viands
staa tAe Iafest wine ana SOME Of the
eieFefest entertainers ~ vaudeville
alaea e make me nun and entertain
aeil1
Hummel told his friends that they
Aeed hot feet sag because he was
8oing ~ ieaFe fhem for while He
sara re Aad enough philosophy 20 bear
Z Eears Imprisonment on the island
without breathing his heart.
Tot once Iiummel did not banker
't5er publicity and the banquet was
secie
te guests drove W hls home in
oal ria@es EAeh w0s armed win g
ali9ns paner which had TO be
shown 90 . big negro butler q Me
mel didn etNc out a ilst of their
I@Wct, HeHe8fed Inquiries brauGbt
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-05-20

lmc' We itw firm
H wa ur io distar
arj s.Hl tsul 70 lhe rcnu 6nf'ary
p' ricl Att0ncy Jerome described
e menace TO this community for
more than 90 years, has ceased t0
exist Even after q jury had con
victcd Hummsl OF conspiracy end hc
had been sentenced 10 one years ia.
prisoument The nrm name ~ Howe
& Iiummel c1niipuod 10 be used in
Connection vith litigation d was not
until ihe appellate division % the
supreme court disbarred Hummei's
nephew Kadenberg for continuing
To practice uadpr the old name, that
thc Howe a. fIummei signs were
taken down from the last Office occu
pied hv Ihe firm.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-05-20

The quiefus of The no'orious old
iaw firm bas molodramafic climax
now With Abraham n Hummel who
did much 10 make ID famous. and VINO
ETuusin about o. downfall By his
DodEe.Norse conspiracy. about 20
hear the omnois claug 81 The doors
Of the peniteniiary on Biaekweirs
island. Thcy wiil shut him in from
tbe world of eiiuorIns auranfs
lend theatre and an the life that be
loved 81 'mnch 10 serve one ya1r. less
time of for good behavior
The frm 81 Stowe q Hrmme1 vas
feared bv both rsen and rcmen who
lunel fhe candle or both ends and
lived lhe nfe that leads fo the divorce
ranlt end were Involved in lnrieHe=
That are art 20 result in actions for
breach ri promise 0f marriage. 0r for
III enati01 uf affections s letter bear.
Ing upon d The iuurint of Ifowo G
Uummoi was ant to cause iha GAS
man-old o. y5une odd hos--sho
received Fl a panic and a hasiy mem
tai review Of al his little affairs Of
fhe heart OF Of passing fancy
Not long aeo while discussing the
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-05-20

Costca Falt
Fwaa Southwest
500 ffGs o u
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fan Mpuutain
ram Wee
20 fs6-..-a.l0tgs y ~
- ~ 7iss . p
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-05-20

PAUL c. scHUH & SONS.