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The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-12-30
WI ks CALENDAR OF SPORTS.

Mcud1v biz Papke vs.. Hugo
4 lie ;, 10 rounds. at Milwaukee, Wis;
Jack O1.eary vs.. Walter Little, Is
rounds, at st. Joseph. Mo.
Wednesday "RubeF Smith VS..
Charley Williams. 20 rounds, at Salt
Lake City; Sailor" Burke vs.. Walter
Straton, rounds, at New York city;
Jack Blackburn VS.. Mike Donovan, 6
rounds. at Philadelphia; Owen Moran
VS.. Abe Attell % rounds at San Fran
cisco; Northwest Ice Skating cham
pionship at Minneapolis.
ThufsdayAStake races close for the
spring meetings at the Gravesend.
sheepshead Bay and Brighton Beach
tracks.
Friday ,tings OF tho Connecticut
Basebali le1s.e at Hartford, Conn.
Saturday Meeting OF the Western
Intercollcriat Conference Athletic as.
sociatioa ~ Chicago: Intercollegiate
hockey se2ssa "Opens in New York
with ga.le between tho Princeton and
Columbia sovrus.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-12-30

lily al enjoyed tho plctnres grcafIyR
and they we're the subject cf nlUch
favorable comment after every tpstla|
Of Mr. Winters rancr. % # N
II believe" he himself said 0nc day.
that this Henry PaG6 Hammond lla&
the making oE d great artist In hiftsss
Those sketches Of hls are jsist biii,s
bling over with fun. and his Wit is|
keen and delicate. 1 believe hls avts
will find expression In something
higher than caricaturc, too.
'Ill ten you what, Dor, continued
her father. I'm going to invite hisf5H
to dinner some day--rve never mel
him myself yet--and then you caiIs
show him some of those queer c0xSt
you used TO draw
The idea OF infiicting these cfuditlcH
upon the artistic vision III tilfs risln@
man was cxcrnciatingIy funny, amt
the family laughed loud and long, Oar
othy most heartily of ALI II
And SO ii was agreed that Mr.
Henry Page Esnlond should l,e Invited
the coming week Wednesday for DIM
ner, MI. Winter wru<e him am invita-
tion 70 meet him at the office on that
date. In response to which the Young
inan-egefycnc seemed to take III for
granted that he was young sent 4
very polite note Of acceptance
The days business WAS over. ana
Mr. Winters saf III his Dtlics awaiting
the arrival Of lhe youag artist Hs
was just saving 10 himself thai MIL.
Esmond was going ~ BE late when
the Office boy brought III card heaFs
Ing. in the familiar handwriting of
that Rcntlensan Iss name,
show him III ii once said Mr.
Winters In his most abrupt aud cdisoS
rial lones
When he heard fontstel,a III the ont
er room he arose 10 hts feet and made
haste 70 arrange Hts features In their
NEST cordial and rngasaIlH expression
The door flew open ID il thcatiicas
manner under tlie hnna Of TIE Offices
hoy, who announced. III Il somewhat
mulllRd tone. Mr. EsMnAd and iii
walked Dorothy,
NV. Winters coilitcnancc WAS In
deed a study to gaze upon ne lopk
ca at his daughter with escs as round
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-12-30
sELF-sATISFiED YANKEES
Briton Declares We Think We Have
a Monopoly Of Freedom.

A carpins .Briton by the name OF
whitley seems to be quite stirred VI
over the quality of the American
brand Of liberty and of patriotism.
Liberty says he in the course oil
few somewhat heated and oyercap-
italized remarks, III Blackwoou mag
azine. lis a thing which no one in
America can escape The old inhabi-
tant smiles with satisfaction as he
murmurs the familiar word. AT ev-
cry turn it is dubbed into the I'M
suspecting visitor.
IF an aspirant to the citizenship of
the republic declined to be free he
would doubtless be thrown into a
dungeon. fettered and manacled, I'M
tn he consented to accept the preci-
Gus boon.
you cannot pick up newspaper
without being reminded that liberty
IL the exclusive possession of the I'm
tied States. The word, if not the
quality, is the commonplace of AM
erican history. 1t looks out upon you
the word again. not the quality -
every boarding. II is uttered In CIV
FRY discourse. hut the truth is that
American liberty is tho mere creature
OF rhetoric
Americas view Of ~ r 'tis.a is
distinguished BY the sari" Ingenious
exaggeration as her View of lberiy
She has as little doub o. Ter grand
eur as of her freedom she IS. in
brief. Gods own coanrs sad in her
esteem Columbus was 30 ms,e cartn-
~ explorer; he was tae aafhea.ic dis
coycrer of the pre- lsnd
Neither argumes ror experience
will ever shake the Americans con
fidence in his nob.s desiin.. On al
other questions uncertainty is posi-
BILE II is not possible to discuss AM
ericas supremacy. Ia arms as in art
the Uaited States Is unrivalled. Il
alone has been permitted TO combine
material with moral progress. II al
onc has solved the intricate problems
OF life ard polite
III has the b.gSei houses. the best
Government. and toe purest law that
the world has eTer knuwu. Perfect
freedom e r. clns.ye privilege. a.
skvscranera AID elevated railways
are its exclusi-e cceFee =ions. Its IN
versities snrpa Oxford. Cambridge.
Paris and Leipa IN learning a. It's
churches Furpass the churches Of the
Old World in he proper understand
ing Of theoiosy In brief. to use its
own phrase america is It the sole
home OF the good and grea.."
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-12-30
NO CLEW TO MURDERER
Concluded from First Page.)

striking piece al evidence, however,
which tonight WAS being very closely
bY the proper authori
ties -Four nien, all reputable resi-.
dents Of HARRISON at z p'elocE on
Christmas aigtt. returning from New.
ark, saw near The PENNSYLVANIA Rail
road staticn at Harris u, canvas
covered Wagon turn ont ef Fourth
street into The rough road which leads
across Tire dunn down 70 the dump
down To tac s4IbanHmcni over which
the womails Hfly was thrown
On the strength tho information
thus secured reporters yesterday fol.
lowed the i.uehs 81 & Wasai, ATOMS tbs
path, acros8 tilc ref0se lcaBs a'd
down to 4 noiof theWt tao Yards trdm
the fatal sfwt There 4 CRITTERS dis-
coycry was aialn T'ha Ml@ tsanFa
described loop. iadieatiua ftat IN
wagon had gone 20 2 strP. aal ,5cr
been turned Slowly around 'r4is cieW
is being followed the idea bfi1g tllat
the murder was committed & mc fls.
lance from where the bedy was found
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-12-30
AMeGlc,4 CHAMPIONS 1907

IA eh1li hicsgo Nationals.
tCf -aci1g-Runnera, Colin; trot
ter n 1fma Girl
rs ins-rommy Burnsf NOAH
BrlSso.i
stling-Frank Gotch.
College fOOthall-Ysle.
GoH-Amateur. Jerome d. Travers
profes sional. Alex Ross.
Tennis-William A. Larned.
Billiards-Amsteur. Calvin Demar
est; professional. Jacob Schaefer at
ISL and George Sutton At 1872
All around amateur athletic cham
pion-Martin !. Sheridan.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-12-30
PApks Kelly FleHT.

Milwaukee, Wis. Dec. 29-The
sporting public hercabouts is intense
ly interested over the big fight to
morrow night between "Bin" Papke
and Hugo Kelly before the Badger
Athletic club, There have been many
important pubilistic encounters held
in the Cream City during the past
few years. but pcne has ever aroused
more public interest than the battle u
be pulled off tomorrow night. The IN
.terost in the fight Is due in large meas
ure to the fact that the result will
have an important bearing on the mid
dleweight championship question.
Stanley ketchell. the crack young
fighter who recently defeated Joe
Thomas Tor The third time. viii m-
doubtedly be- matched to feht the win.
ner Of the contest
The articles Of agreement call for
ten rounds. the men 10 weigh in Al I54
pounds az O'Clock this afternoon.
The men viii hght for 50 per cent Of
the gross receipts. the uiner ~ re-.
ceire = per cent II the purse and the
loser 3 per cent Ever since the
match was made some WEEKS ago both
fighters have been training faithfully
With the result that both appear to be-
in superb condition and NJ to make
the fight Of their lives. Many out-of.
town sporting men are expected here
from Chicago and other points to
witness the 20. A delegation from
PaDke's home town 81 Spring VALLEY
wiz be on ha-d really o. WAGER any
4. 1 Of g u IN tLnlr ILnI
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-12-30

M. Melville B. Raymond, producer
and manager of such we'll known sue
.cesses as Arizona, Buster Brown, Jack
Homer, Seminary Girl, etc, has for
one of this seasons offerings the dane
ing, prancing, musical comedy, The
Lunatic and tho Lady Since the
opening of the piece in September it
has been Q tremendous hit" in every
place where presented and bids fair
10 be- even greater success than
Buster Brown and proving further to
th' thcater going public that Mr. Ray
lond presents nothing but the best.
The Luuatic aud the Lady appears
~ tho opera house New Years ina
tines and night
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-12-30
Coming Thro the Rive.

The above named attraction will De
at the Cairo opera house January 2
The comedy element o. this piece il
said 20 keep an audience screaming
with laughter from beginning to finish
except when relief is Afforded b. some
unusually striking and elective musi-
cal number. D. this rroductlca q
grt tied in fhis city a. It has been
elsewhere Il win BE- witnessed BIZ as
mans people as can get wifIa the
hur eaiis ~ tho thester The ofiein-
~ coHnTanf and rrpduction I ucrrrs
detail ziii Dc seen hers and thesier-
Eoers may confidently rely mon a per
lsace Of ths very highest order Il
ezr-lenC-.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-12-30

Another troupe OF minstrels will be
LAT the opera house January 2-Maha-
ra's Minstrcls These minstres are
all negroes, talented in their lines. aud
some very clever specialties we're IN
troduced. Vocal and instrumental mu
sic abounds and is said to be exec
lent. The negroes as race are ei
dowed by nature with true voices.
fun OF natural harmony. There is a
bass singer with the troupe who has
"a magnificent voice and the second
tenor Is fine
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-12-30
An old sweetheart Of Mlnn.

Jules Murrys production OF his nov
Texan drama Of life in the open Is M
receipt OF the greatest amount a.
praise because Of the absence Of a14
thing satoring Of medfama The stp-y
is clean cut aud free from cant ara
the chief character Of the play that ~
Dick Scott played by w A. whHc-al
is ON par with the great parts Of in-
decade The play IN witch he r. 49,.
Pearins will be gwen a The opera
house matinee and night safurla-
January .. u is called after Jamrs
Whitcomb Riley's famous poem ~An
Old Sweetheart Of Mine
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-12-30
ADJUSTMENTS
Tue sday'c Play.

The Boy Scout" which comes to
lube Cairo opera house Tuesday night
December 81, is not a Jesse James
nG Il wild west show, but d
play surging with waves Of human in.
ierost, True TO life as it is In the
'freat west, il is as multltudes have
TIA charming story nat.
nFally told, containing 4 great moral
J saon A play of intense heart inter
tst for all classes of people, endorsed
ael commended by the most conser-
Native critics to be one Of the hest and
most realistic plays ever written.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-12-30
THE CHILD MIND
Results Of an investigation Into In,
FAINT Mental Processes.


FAINT Mental Processes.
or forty-eight children. says stan
ley Hall, twenty believed the sun,
moon and stars to live, sixteen
thought flowers could feel, and fifteen
that dolls would feel pain II burnt,
The sky was found the chief field in
which the children exercised their
Dhilosophic minds. About three-quar-
ters Of them thought the worlu plain
with the sky like a bowl turned over
1t. sometimes believing that It was OF
such thin texture that one could cas-
lily break through, though SO large
that much floor sweeping was neces-
sary in heaven. The sun may enter
the ground when It sets, but half OF
the children thought that at night It
rolls or flies away. or Is blown, or
walks, or God pulls it higher up out
OF sight, taking II up into heaven, ac-
cording to some putting it to bed, and
even taking off its clothes and putting
them on again in the morning, or
again, 1t is believed to lie under the
trees at night and the angels mind
It. God, of whom children always
hear SO much, plays a very large part
in these conceptions, and Is made
directly responsible for al cosnlc
phenomena. Thus thunder 10 these
American children was God grooming
or kicking or rolling barrels about,
or turning big handle, or grinding
snow or breaking something, or ratt-
ling big hammer, while the light
ming was due 10 God putting his finger
out or turning the gas on quick, or
striking matches, or setting paper on
fire. According TO Boston children,
God is a big, perhaps a blue man, to
he seen in the sky, on the clouds,
in church, or even iii the streets. They
declare that God comes to see them
sometimes, and they have seen aim
enter the gate. He makes lamps Da.
bies, dogs, trees, money, etc, and the |
angels work for him. He looks like
q priest or a teacher or papa. and the
children like 70 look at him; few /
would themselves like to be God. His
house in the sky may be made of stone
or brick; birds, children and Santa
Claus live with God
Birds ard beasts, their food and t
their fuFn.ture as Bulnham points (
out ali talk to children when the dew
Is on the grass @she grass is cry I
Ing the s.ars afe candles Or lamps,
perhaps e!ader5 from Gods stove, but
terfies are lg.ns pansies, icicles are
Christmas caadg. Children have inI-
ap1ary play brothers and sisters and
friends with wfom they talk. Some
times God talks with them Even the
nrosiest things are yiviled: the trach
Of dirty feet on the floor are lowers;
a ereaking chair talks; the shoemaker
nails are children whom he is driving
to school.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-12-30
NoTIcEl


All applications for licenses for tht
sale Of liquors for The year 1908 must
be made upon The clear underS' tnliae
that the state laws rotating u Sunday
closing VIII he strictly enforced II
is my purpose 70 give attention to this
mater with 4 Wow Of carrying out
The provisions Of the Sunday closing
law, beginning on the first Of the in
coming year when new licenses ere
to. be issued.
GEORGE PARSONS,
Mayor
Cairo, Ill, Dee 20, 1907.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-12-30
NOTICE TO LicENsEEsl

Office Of the City Clerk, Cairo, Illinois
December IL, 1907.
At regular meeting OF the city
council of the said city held on Tues
day, December Q, 1867, the city clerk
was directed to give notice by publ.
cation, that all licenses are due and
must be paid by January list, 1908,
md that no applicatic~ for license will
be considered unless accompanied by
the full amount Of Tee required for
such licenses.
ROBERT A. HATCHER,
City Clerk
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-12-30
CORNELL WINS

New Yorw. Dec. 2s.-Corueirs chess
PLAYERS. Roy T. Black and Ernest n.
Rebel Won the Isaac T. Rit clicrs
trophy in The ninth annual tourasme1f
Of the triangular college chess ieauir
which concluded today. CoTneil's fnal
total score was 81 points cut If q
possible 8. Nth Pennsylfsnis seC0n1
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-12-30

Mrs. leslie Carter will appear IN
the above character ut Cairo opera
house IN January, The role Of IN
Barry IN one which was especially
written for Mrs. Carter and II gives
her extraordinary opportunities foi
tho display OF her matchless talents.
Mrs. Carter took first place among
American actresses with her wonder.
ful portrayal Of Zaza, and this lead
was made doubly secure with her
magnificent impersonation OF Du
Barry--tho greatest dramatic role
role known to the modern stage.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-12-30

as moons and opened hts month sew
erai times without mating sound.
ii short, he wss completely hewiider.
"a until Dorothy. her sweet face All
flushed and guiHcflps- halg Juggling,
half sobbing, ru hed iaio BIS arms, ex-
saimiug
oh lara. dcar don't euu uu,ler-
stand ! am Mr. Henry Page En-
mond'"
When her father had got her nome
II last, and they had m3narod to ex-
plain matters 10 the assembled CON.
many. The cegmoticn which arose waJ
wonderful 70 experience. Dolly was
laughed over cried over and passed
around 10 BE- kissed until she vas
quite brea'hicss while the parlor fair
IS bristleh with EXPLANATIONS. Clar.
cncc whiricd hcr around and around
in wild dance. ard her mother could
ppi stop asking questions. Lucia look.
cd At her rather reproachfally as she
slyly tucked her book out OF sigAt:
but Judge Whitman made her most
courtly and caremon.ous bow. say
ing: = congratulate you. MY dear
AZ last the refoiac 81 this ovation
escaped 10 her room to adjust her hair
and gown. whit1 had become sadly
rumpled with cinbfaccs. leaving Der
friends to chatter and exeiaim. and
talk At the top Of their voices al
together It wa the proadest moment
of her ne. aiafer years brought
other iriumphs bit never one so glo-
rious As this
And thu !. j. oprned ,',st Drruthy. !
while she b. ne neans ceasri 70 -
domestic did becuu,s an artist. ard
carved cont fos herself q career nhieh
had its beginning in The queer cuzs
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-12-30
NOTICE.

All applications for Pharmacist Ii
censes for the sale Ct liquors for tn
year 1908, must be made upon the
clear understanding thai the state
Laws and city Ordinances relating t.
the sale IL liquors by Pharmacists,
viii he strictly enforced.
GEORGE PARSONS,
Mayor
December 2S. 1897.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-12-30

Il is not uncommon nowadays to
iengshen great lake vessels. In DO
ing SO they are cut in two. pulled
apart. and The new part buiit in the
middle.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-12-30

A lot Of mea vho have 5olnding
faith in themselves nesol get energy
enough to muster up lie work that
ought 20 go with t.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-12-30
Hornets suiIdlna fsr MID Winter.

4 mild winter. says John fetermaa.
Buffers hornet nesl prophet Tho
hornets are building hish IN the
afr
II the signs are for severe cold
they build on the ground. where the
SNOW drifts over them TO protect the
larvae from the cold II they select
a place high for their nest they
prophesy a warm. open winter. SAYS
The hornet nest Ilrogn0siicat0r The
husks are thin and few.-Punxsutau
ney Spirit.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-12-30

The man who watches ihe clock
most is usually the maa Who COM
plains Ioudest about the size Of his
pay envelope.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-12-30
THE W0RLtD OF SPORT
on sE - sr

SPORTING EVENTS TO BE PJLLEH OFF AMERICAN
CHAMPIONS FOR 9o7--coRNELL WINS CHESS TROPHY FROM
PENNSYLVANIA MUcA INTEREST MANIFESTED I'M pApkr
FIGHT At MILWAUKEE, TONIGHT - FOOTBALL
CASUALTIES FOR THE YEAR.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-12-30

chsss Travel n Hungary.
n Hungary travelling is as cheap
Is three uaiiss foT q cent
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-12-30

with : points and Grown last wiz
I2h.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-12-30

Can't keep Him pssr.
Hcmef: a brave nsnrs sririt fts
niger soon reeefrs a..
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-12-30

thar Chauiherinin'u Cough Remedy. In
MANY homes Is fH relied upon as iru-
piscifiy es shs family physician. It con.
tstns no criur O. Other NARCOTIC. and
r.sF be Efrsn es confidently 70 = t,s-r
asto an sdul-- Price ass large size soc
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-12-30

fslrsels FlsA c1tch.
he e--1af fEA x-<ch q Ecsiszs
: ~ s. 1ssoo GO
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-12-30

Buy q Piano for New Years present
Whltlock, 1902 Washington avenue.
The Taney County republican. (Forsyth, Mo.) 1895-1992, 1907-12-12
srELLlNG SCHOOLS.

We should like to see the old
fashioned spelling schools once
more in vogue in every school
district, Good spoilers, now-a-
days, are SO rare that they are in
deed exceptional. They are not
abundant among collegiates, 49,
mores the pity--and in the inter
mediate grades of students they
are but here and there seen. In
nine -tenths Of the letters received
by any establishment having let
ter communication with large
number Of the people, errors in
orthography are remarkably ire
quent,
This is sad comment on our
study of the primaries. 1t calls
for some new educational effort,
some system that shall awaken
new interest in the particular
branch alluded to. The best we
know of is the old one whose re-
vival we now advocate. Not that
it teaches all in connection with
orthography which the young
ought TO know, but that it adds a
peculiar zest to the study. With
the many helps which the scholars
OF today possess over those of q
generation ago, they should be fai
ahead in this branch as in all
others. That they are not is dut
to the comparatively dry manne
in which orthography is taught a
J the present time in all sections o
The Taney County republican. (Forsyth, Mo.) 1895-1992, 1907-12-12
rANEY COUNTY REPUBLICAN
NY w IL AMI y Il pRInE
Taney County

E-ANEI is the fourth county from the west
line OF the state, IN the extreme southern
tier aud SO bordering on Arkansas and en.
loying TO its fulness the wonderful climate
Of the sunny Side OF the 0zarks, whore the
temperature rarely touches zero in winter aud the
lights IN summer are always cool enough 10 make
sleep a delight,
The county contains $50 square miles. 4ig,OOU
acres, Cf which about $1,000 acres are under i'm
proyemcnt. The soil varies from the rich aluyia
bottoms to the strong limestone soils Ui the rldg
eS, producing successfully wheat, on which the
county was awarded the silver medal at the Lou.
isiana Purchase exposition, corn second to none
IA stalk on display Ia tins Office measuring seven
teen feet four inches In lengthy potatoes, cotton
melons, tame grasses, berries. fruits, vegetables
In fact everything except tropical products Pears
and peaches do especially we'll,
The surface is rugged aud picturesque covered
with forests and trAversed by streams OF spark
ing clearness, among them the beautiful hite
river, famed for It's scenery and its tnuy tribes
Including the gamey black bass aud jsck salmon,
while the wooded eNpanses abound ~ small game
ei various kinds. Including FOX, ruccOOn, OposSOm,
squirrel, quail and turkey, arording abundant
recreation with rod aud gun.
The population Of the county by the last census
was lOlsG only two of HON were culurcd and
al but so American born. TaAes ufc not heavy
Wood furiucl is plentiful and remarkably cheap,
selling III Forsyth Tor 81 q wagun.luad with side.
boards. Church and school facilities are iAir and
increasing many OF the schools maulfesting such
spirit Of uptO-datc.nrSs as 70 provide libraries
Tor the use OF pupils. Improved farms arc valued
at $40 to 40 an acre while unimproyed lands can
be had AT Sl2b to ~, There are still about 300
acres Of government lands, subject to homestead
or cash entry, The county is finely waterrd, the
White river alone winding In and out Tor about
hundred miles within It's borders
There Is considerable timber Of commercial val.
ue, including hickory, WhlteOuS, walnut, pine aud
cedar, ana vast mineral wealth, as Indicated Oy
the llttle prospecting that has been done. Our
minerals include marble hydraulic lime mauAin.
ng II tn4tr
forms, silver and gold, recent prospecting showing
the presence OF both IN paying qUHntitrs, all Of
which viii afford Matchmaking opportunities to
men OF means, Judgment and energy
In no spot ON earth, perhaps, can poor man
90 easily acquire home and make q living, and
any man who Is honest and energetic will bo wei.
coined, be he rich or poor. The railroad, White
River line Ot the Missouri PaClhc) il stimulating
enterprise and enhancing values River traffic
and electric roads are certainty Of the near iut-
urc, to give new stimulus to every material inter.
est anu enhance all realty values Now is the
time to gct IN right and reap the benefits,