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The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1907-12-20

lhOAoo 40 PoooAO1O AAoO CAO oH0Co
occupied, he could not have sue
ceeded more admirably than he
did.
In the first place it is not true
that "the conference at Grand
Forks was arranged before he be-
came a candidate.' Everyone in
North Dakota at all familiar with
political affairs knows that Mr..
Marshall has been an active candi-
date for senator for more than a
year last past. In the second
place, the conference at Grand
Forks was arranged for" at Valley
City on Nov. 5, and nearly or quite
a month before that date, Mr.. Mar
shall had announced his candidacy
in the newspapers of the state and
had published his platform. A
reference to the columns of the
newspapers Of the state for the
month of October will show tina t
my statement here made is true and
Mr.. Marshall's statement is not
true.
Again he said: II was in no
degree responsible for the confer
ence and went committed to no
programme Here again Mr..
Marshall scarcely tells the truth.
As matter of fact Mr.. Marshall
more than any other man in the
state, was responsible for the con-
ference, and attended the confer
ence thoroughly committed to the
programme of fsecuring an endorse
ment for senator for himself if pos
sible. From the day the confer
ence was called Mr.. Marshall was
busily engaged in an effort to pack
the meeting in his interest. From
that day he and his friends trav-
eled over the state arranging fer
delegations to attend the meeting
from the various counties, and that
there might be no question of the
loyalty of those who attended, in
many instances, Mr.. Marshall ar
ranged to meet the expenses of the
delegates who went to Grand
Forks. This is what I, in SUBJ
stance, charged before the confer
ence; and in support of what I
said there and say here, I submit
the following letter which was writ
ten and signed by Mr.. Marshall
with his own hand. At the re-
quest of those interested. I omit
the name of the gentleman to
whom the letter is addressed and
who received it, but if amy question
is raised as to the genuineness of
the letter, names and localities will
be furnished. The letter is as fol-
lows:
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1907-12-20

CONTINUED on page ~
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1907-09-07
First publication September T. 1907:
last September 81. 1907.

First publication September Z. 1907:
last September 81. 1907.
STATE OF MICHIGAN. =
The Probate Court for the County Of
Iron. u
AT session Of said court. held at
the probate Office. in the city Of
Crystal Falls. in said county. on the.
Ord day of September A. ID. 1907.
Present Hon. Isaac w. Byers. Judge
Of Probate.
In the Matter Of the Estate of John
A. Anderson. late Of said county. de-
ceased.
Swan Anderson having filed In said
court his petition praying that an ad
ministrator be appointed for said
estate, and that he. the said Swan
Anderson be appointed as 4 CHI.
1t is Ordered, That the second day
of December. A. ID. 1907. Al ten o'clock
in the forenoon. at said probate Office.
be and is hereby appointed for hearing
said petition;
IL Is Further Ordered, That public
notice thereof be given by publication
of copy Of this order, for three sue
cessive weeks previous 10 said day Of
hearing, in the Diamond Drill news
paper printed and circulated in said
county and that certified copy Of
this order and of the petition aforesaid
be served by registered mail on the
Swedish consul in the city OF New
York. as provided by statute
Isaac W. Byers.
Judge Of Probate.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1907-09-07
The SPORTING WORLD


Captain Manager Frank Chance OF
enc Chicago Nationals has had imam.
ciai infarasf n . hcok a. A@',nf ARK.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1907-09-07
AnlQSQ Notes.

The public schools opened last Tues
day. All OF the teachers are not locat-
ed yet and some OF them are having
hard times 10 get located. The house
which the school board recently pur.
chased for the teachers has not been
vacated yet by Mr.. Kahama and some
of the teachers have found IL very hard
TO get accommodations. Mrs. Albert
Drake kindly took some OF them In IN
til the house ia vacated.
Women have decided that in case
tLey csrnote vote. they will cut ont
the "Stork proposition. Perfectly
proper to take HOLSTERS Rocky Noun
tain Tea. It's good for everything
80 cents Tea or Tablets
III. +. Christensen. Amasa
Mr. DIR McMurchie and Mrs. @. K.
Lawrence will leave next week for a
trip down the lakes They will spend
several days ia Detroit and visit al of
the principal lake ports
Several prospective farm buyers from
Indiana have been at Amasa during
the week looking for farms They
went from here 10 Florence TO look the
ground over there.
Mrs. John Cullen Of Ishpeming came
here during the week 20 Join her hus-
band who is working in the new shaft
fos Rogers Brown Ore company at the
Gibson mine
Frank stediick is at Florence gather.
ing his apple crop which is repor' a tc
be very large. He will have over 100
bushels Of apples in his orchard this
yea.
Mr.. Marks expects to open up HE
butcher shop next week He has /
butcher from Iron Mountain engaged
TO run 1t.
George Promo planted $4,000 biz
mouth bass fry in the lakes sbou
Amasa during the week.
Sheriff Neubauer of Iron Molntaii
was in Amasa between trains yesterda.
on otficiPl business.
It is reported that isaac Lupa is t.
return TO Crystal Fails to work in thu
: Osterberg store.
w. Paulukuhn was visitor a
Crystal Falls several days during tn,
week
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1907-09-07

Crystal Falls people who have &C.
casion TO use the MOI shwestern and
the Chicago, Milwaukee a. ST. Paul
lines will be interested in case in u
Green Bay court which arose from the
refusal Of Pullman car porter to re-
spect an enactment OF the last session
Of the Wisconsin, legislature which
states that a passenger who has paid
for lower berth shall have the right
70 direct whether the upper berth shall
be open or closed unless the UPPER
berth is "actnelly occupied by some
other person.
These two lines are largely patron
lied by residents in this part OF Mich
igan and both railroads come under the
provisions of the act The purpose of
the measure is to give the occupants of
the lower berth more room and more
air as well as a great deal more con-
venienc' -''"n no one is occupying the
upn"r = " people have gone
tnrougi ions necessary get
clothed the oramped lower
comp rather unsatisfac-
tory nave resented the
policy OF man people in shut
ting down occupied upper berths
upon protesting travellers who have not
the skill OF contortionist 60 garb
them slves suitably.
In the test case now under appeal,
John Redmon, a colored porter ON the
Northwestern road is charged with re.
fuslng 70 comply with the directions
OF two of the passengers who asked
him to close the berth above them.
The penalty provided for the punish
ment of the proprietor of the car OF
the r3rson in charge of il If he violates
the provisions Of this act Is "imprison
ment for not more than six months in
the county jail or fine not exceeding
one hundred dollars Tho Judge a
Green Bay. considering that the de
PENDANT was before him for hrs
offense. did not adopt the Lands pol
icy of clapping on the MAXIMUM for /
starter. He contented himself by pro
nouncing the defendant guilty ant
sentencing him to pay a fine Of 81,
and costs.
Redmon, however, was representa-,
by Attorney IT. o. Fairchild. VIII
stated that the.ce . would be carries
to the.higher courts to determine tn
constitutionality of. the act unde
which the fine was supposed
Attorney Fsirchild. attacked the Law
on the grounds that the complaint an,
warrant did not s.l'3 any or
known TO the law because Chapter 226
Of the laws OF 1907, upon which Oh
complaint was ba sd. is unconstitu
tional and in violation Of Section am
8 q Article I, Of the constitution O
Wisconsin and 70 article IA, Of tn
constitution Of the United States
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1907-09-07
a vetnrnn son Flnh,sr.

Rear Admiral Robley ID. Evans, pop
ularly known as Fighting Bob" VIII
probably command the big feet Of
warships soon 10 be sent TO guard
Uncle Sans interests IN the Pacific
ocean. Recently Admiral Evans was
az the jamestown exposition with a
squadron In honor OF the visit OF
Crown Prince Wilhelm OF Sweden
While there. so the story goes. he was
outwtited by one of his own men.
Among the jackies Fighting Bob" Is
regarded as martinez in the matter
OF ncatness Of apparel; otherwise the
incident would not have happened.
A number OF the jackics were given
shore leave. and Admiral Bob stood
on the deck watching the detail
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1907-09-07
A.-O c,ve Members In Trial Flight

As~o Club Members In Trial Flight
In the presence OF 1900 cheering peo-
pis fDembers OF the New York Aero
club made their first trial flight at
washington recently In the mammoth
balloon America, with which they will
compete next summer In the balloon
rnce from ST. Louis for the James Cor
don Bennett cup.
Those who mode the ascent were
J. G Mccoy, Allen K Hawiey. Angus
tus Post and Leo stevenA
Among those present about the bal-
loon were Admiral Chester. Cortlandt
Fleid bishop OF New York, president
OF the Asro club; Colgate Hoyt, aiso
OF New Yorit; Captain dc Forrest Chan
dler OF the war department Captain
John Doyle Carmody, Herbert Parsons,
the Chinese minister Sir Chen T,rng
lang Chang; william Hepburn Of
Philadeiphis, wnitsr Heiston. Graham
Hume and Professor Albert Zahm Of
the Catholic university.
Word was received later that thu
balloon had landed about nve miles
below Marlboro. Nd. with all passen.
gers safe. This means q flight OF
about twsaty miiss
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1907-09-07

Los Angeles Cal. an winter and has
had 80 much good luck that he has
just purchased big block Of stock In
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1907-09-07

The names OF the three fates"
were Clotho, IAchesis and Atropos. To
express the influence which they were
believed 10 exercise on human life
from birth 10 death they were shown
as spinning q thread OF gold. silver or
WOOL now tightening, now slackening,
and at last cutting II OF. Clotho, the
youngest. put the wool around the
spindle. Lachcsis spun II, and the aged
Atropos cut II or when man had TO
die.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1907-09-07
a Famous crow.

There was once a crow which had a
very grand funeral Pllny has told us
the story. This bird on account OF its
extraordinary accomplishments had
been the pet OF all Rome So angry
were the Romans with the man who
killed II that they had him executed
for the crime. The crow was honored
with public funeral It's body was
placed on bier and SO carried IN state
TO its grave II was preceded by a
band playing a funeral march and was
followed by crowd Of meurners.
This curious incident occurred In the
reign OF Emperor Claudius.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1907-09-07
NOTICE OF REGISTRATION AND
ELECTION.
Isaac w. Byers,
Judge Of Probate.

ELEillON.
To the Qualified Voters OF the City
Of Crystal Falls. Michigan
Notice Is hereby given that the cleo
ton appointed to be held on Tuesday,
the seventeenth day Of September. 1907,
for the purpose Of electing delegates to
"a constitutional convention for the
State Of Michigan as provided for by
law. win, In the several wards Of said
city be held at the following places.
towit; In the First Ward. at the
Captains office at the Great Western
Mine in the Second Ward, at the base
ment OF the Lockwood House and, in
the Third Ward. mt the building com
monty known as "the town hall" and
that, for the purpose of completing the
lists Of the qualified voters at said cleo
ton, the boards OF registration Of the
several wards of said city will be in
session on Saturday, the fourteenth day
Of September, 1907, from eight O'Clock
In the forenoon to eight o'clock In the
afternoon, at the following places. to-
wit In the First Ward. at the
Captain ofiica at the Great Western
Mine in the Second Ward. at the base
ment Of the Lockwood House and, in
the Third Ward at the City Clerk 8
Office
Dated this Goth day Of August. 1907
BY ORDER OF THE COUNCIL.
Robert Munns
City Clerk
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1907-09-07

Why ~ a mig with curly continua-
ton like the ghost OF Hamlets father;
Because be could tale unfold.
What IL the newest thing In the
stockingsf The baby's foot
Why r. coward like ieaky bar
reif They both run.
When docs n dog become larger and
smailerf When let out M night and
taken I'm In the morning.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1907-09-07

YnkEK CHANCE, WEALTHY BALL PLAYER
the Los Angeles ball club which he
viii control with q new purchaser
named Henry Barry
Incidentally Chance Is a stockholder
In the Chicago club and also owns
some valuable real estate In the Windy
City. II Is evident that he does not
care 20 eat snowballs when his ball
playing days are over Neither does no
worry much about holding his Job as
guardian OF Chicago's nrst way sta
ton.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1907-09-07

soue industrious deliver into things
has called attention 10 n curious asso-
ciation between the letters sn and the
nose. The following words, beginning
with those two consonantS all have
some connection with that organ:
snout. snar. sneezc. snast snore. snub,
snari, snufry. snort sneer, sniff. snig-
ger, snuff. sniff. shuttle. snooze, snafiie,
SWIVEL
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1907-09-07

formed TO go ashore. Send that third
man In the second line here" said the
admiral to an officer. rs that the
only pair Of trousers you havc7' asked
Bob as the sailor approached. III Ia
SIR said the man. saiuting. Go down
below and tell the commissary stew
ard 70 give yuu a now pair and dont
let mo sce you report FOR shore leave
with torn trousers asain" The trvu-
ssrs wero duly Issued without cost %
tho SEAMAN, and II developed later that
tho man had purposeiy put on an old
pair OF trousers and placed himself
IN a position where M was bound TO
be observed by the admiral IN order 10
obtain frco s,fudA-
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1907-09-07
7 lAEULES for The NldReys
50 DAYS TREArmEHT FOR sLoo
How no AyoIp APPENDIcIrIs.

Most victims Of appendicitis are
those VINO are habitually constipaten,
Orino Laxative Fruit Syrup cure
chronic constipation by stimulating the
liver and bowels, and restores the
natural action Of the bowels Orino
Laxative Fruit Syrup does not nausate
or grip and is mild and pleasant to
take. Refuse substitutes
Sam Bridges
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1907-09-07

10 N quite as impossible 10 say who
wrote the nrst music notes MS II would
be 20 say who wrote the first sentence
Of my kind ON papyrus or parchment
n is generally understood that the
scale az we know II today was put into
shape by Guido Arento uoc0 and sub
sequeutiy added 20 by lie Malrc.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1907-09-07

Dewitt's Carbolized Witch Haze
Salye is good for bolts, burns, cuts.
scalds and skin diseases. IL is especial
ly good for piles Sold by All Drug
gists.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1907-09-07

rye wondered why the spectaoies that
help grandpa 10 read
Should make things when I read them
look very queer indeed
Good reason why his spcctaoies for M
would never do. "a
~. loeft you go. my eve are brvwA
wAxls gyNn1oe0a's ~ bassf
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-05-10
River Board Organized.

The board appoie ed by the Secre
tary Of War 10 consider the project ~
establishing l4foot channel from ST
Louis 10 tn mouth Of the Mississippi
river. in accordance with an act o.
congress approved March , last held
its first meeting at 81. Louis Monday
and organized by elec'ing Col. Clinton
y. Sears United States army Engi
neers Corps. at ST. Lois, presiden.
The 9th members of the board pres
emf were Gel { NJ Townsend o.
Cleveland; Col W. II BiNby. Of Oh!
cago. and Mai Henry r Richardson
Of Louisiana The sessions are helt
behind closed doors
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-05-10
ON THE RIVERS

Tn river marked 3G.4 on the Cairo
gnage last evening. showing rise
OF 10 foot In "A hours One year
ago ii was 27.5 feet
Rising rivers were reported above
sere yesterday as follows pittsbur
or, Pagkersbnrg % Cincinnati OF
Louisvlll o.. Evansville OIL Mash
vile Az, Chattanooga 20, Florence
IL. Johnsonville -, Paducah II
Kansas City a.2. st. Louis 10, Ches
ter IL.
The Louisiana got away for Evans
vile early yes erday morning
The Georgia Lee from Memphis fol
Cincinnati was In port TWO hours YES
terday morning She discharg d and
added some freight here.
The government steamer Mississip
ri passed 10 st, Louis yesterday iron
Memphis, to bring out the new riveF
improy ment commission
The Pacific No went south witt
three empties.
The tow boat sprague from Louis
vile passed to New Orleans about
noon yesterday with 4G boats am
three harges Of coal
The y. s. came no from Memphi
and gave another moonlight excarsioi
in the harbor last night Tonigh
She will make a c ntral Labor Union
excursion in Paducah harbor
The Sunhower cane NJ from ASH
ley after supplies.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-05-10
Yesterdayls River Foreessts.

Tn Ohio al Evansville and ~. Yer
non, will rise slowly during he ucy
90 hours At Paducsh and Cairo vii
continue rising during the next o..
4 days. a stage Of between IS and g
feet will be reached at Cairo ca this
rise
The Tenn ssee from Florence io M
mouth. viii continue rising during the
next = on > days
The Mississippi from below ST
J ouis 10 Cairo. will continue rising
daring the next IS hours
The Wabash at Mt. Carmel no M
terial change during he next 81
hours.
W r BKARRON
Official T mporarily in Charge.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-05-10
Miss Thompson -1oh. no. but yol

Miss Thompson-"O Oh, no, but you
shall auntie.'
Boatswaln ctoghan (touches cleo
tic button, and sailor enters)--
SHOW this lady over the boat, and
explain to her every detail Take all
the time necessary"
Chaperone frowns. but accom-
panics the sailor.
Roatswan draws chair near to Miss
Thompson and there is long, quiet
teto.a-tete.
SCENE 4,-lnterior parlor Of cot,
tage at G5S South Third street Minis
ter. chaperone, Miss Thompson,
Boatswain Croghan and half a dozen
Young ladies' and gentlemen present
Boatswain Croghan and Miss Thomp
son, standing with hands clasped,
Time. Evening Of May 9, 1907.
Minister III now pronounce you
man ana wife"
Young ladies and gentlemen con
graduate Boatswain Croghan and his
bride. formerly Miss Thompson.
Young Lady Guest" How romantic
and you really fell in love with each
other al first sight2'
Chaperone-Shes been getting let.
tiers Of 70 pages each from him every
day since the Wasp lett for New Or.
leans"
Mls. Croghan-I couldn't help 1T,
mama / told you | was going TO win
me a sailor
Boatswain Croghan And | knew
! was going 10 win her"
Couple leave for railroad station I'M
carriage amid shower OF rice and Old
soes
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-05-10
Eorec asts For Today.

Cairo and vicinity Generally far
and cooler probably light frost
Illinois: G Morally fair and cooler.
probably light frost
Kentucky Generally fair excep
possibly an occasional ligh shower
Tennessee. Partly cloudy with oc
casipnal showers,
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-05-10
I Observation-Disclosures,
THE WEATHER
Observation-Disclosures
Yesterdays Cairo Temperatures.
General Conditions,

Yesterday was fair and quiet. Rain
was reported in he government bull
i. tin from 25 points, covering the up
per river valleys, but the heaviest
was south of here. The temperature
Is generally moderate.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-05-10
READY FoR BUSINESS.

Hancock * Smi d. dealers fl staple
and fancy groceries. 2u25 Washington
avenue- We are now ready for bust
ness. Prompt delivery 20 an parts II
the city guaranteed.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-05-10

SCENE 5--Office IN Hotel Dene-
chaud. New Orleans Clerk with pen
over his ear takes telegram from
messenger boy.
What's this? Bridal couple
coming (readsl Save best bridal
chamber; notify men on board Wasp
or my marriage BE- there morning
Crosban"
Clerk (solquizine) Well, ii hat
don't beat the band Those fellows
lon board the Wasp don't know a
thing about this never knew where
he had gone. and won't they be Z sur
n.ised LOTT"
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-05-10
SIN and Moon.

Sun will rise today ....+....4;4a 7
Srn will set today ..+..t...T:04 = 7.
Moon will rse tonight ..,4;19 m
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-05-10

For The accommodation Of the
ladics who came to Cairo TO attend
the District Federation If Women g
club- yesterday a special car was a.
tached To- Illinois Central train No s
last evening Tic car va frnWdrd.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-05-10
COMMANDER JOHN S. GRoGHAN
or u. S. GuNBoAT WASP
WEEDS MISS OLLIE
THOMPSON or MEM
PHlS.
MET SIX WEEKS AGO
Bride and Bridegroom Both Recently
Visited Cairo But Did Not Know
Each Other-Their Love
Story.

The Cairo friends Of Commander
John s. Groghan OF the L. s. gunboat
Wasp which recently spent several
avs at he Cairo wharf and Miss
ollie NJ. Thompson Of Memphis who
iso vas recent visitor to Cairo as
he guest OF Miss Etta Schuh will be
greatly surprised to learn Of their
marriage which took pace Monday
3yening. May 9Th al -iemphls.
The Memphis Scimitar gives the
romantic story of their rapid transit
courtship and marriage as follows;
4 ROMANTIC MELODRAMA IN
ONE ACT.
Cast,
Commander of American Gunboat--
lchn S. Gronhan.
Pretty Memphis Girl, admirer of
salIors-MIss ollie NJ. Thompson.
chaperone, Aunt Of ?. M. G.-Mlss
L. Harris.
Minster-rhe Rev. c. E. sasker.
vile.
United States Marines, Pretty Girls
ard Naval Officers,
properties-U. S. S, Wasp, Pen, ink,
psrfumed stationery, stamps field
glasses, kodak, etc.
SCENE 1T. S. 5. Wasp ut anchor
u the Mississippi river at The port Of
Memphis. War vessel in gay attire
Guns shining. sailors in natty white
duck uniforms. Reception to public
Il, progress. Time, March %, 1901
Boatswain croghan with field
glasses in handl Alloy, here Help
ae girls aboard. me hearties"
Two marines rush to the gangpIank
md escort d hevy of pretty girls on
3oatd. Miss Thompson in the party
Miss Thompson-"Oh isn't this just
90 lovely for anything Life on the
a-ean waves ii this delightful boat
would be one divine dream Isn't that
man handsome pointing to Boat
swain Croghanl Look how i'm
naeulate his white duck suit. Doesn't
IA look jnst too fine2"
Boatswain Croghan Glowing pro
oundly Permit me. my dear young
aides. to show You over our little
garship
Arm in arm With Miss Thompson.
he boatswain tells the girls all about
il voyages TO strarge lands, fights on
he briny deep when the cannon Ii
coming and experiences during
Storms al sea
Boatswain Croghan IA Ia Chester
you be my guest at 6
o'clock tea on board the Wasp tomor-
ow evening. Miss Thompson
Miss Thompson-"De Delighted | as
sure you-if my chaperone may come
along"
Boatswain Croghan-' Bring her, by
II means In stage whisper
'Cursesl"i
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-05-10

SCENE Interior or T. S :
Wasp Dining room Illuminated with
he soft glow of coiored incau
lescents Boatswa:n Croghan alone
fine Evening OF March q 1897.
Boatswain CrOghan-"Ive been
from AUS ralia TO Nagasad. Kanka
see 20 keokuk. san Fran 10. Coney
Island. hut that's the prettiest girl
ever met
Knock at door.
Boatswain Crnghan-"W Walk iu."
Miss Thompson and chaperone en-
ter.
Coolies enter rear door arrang,
-Iairs for ladies.
BoatsWain Crpghan-~Be seated
ladies Wah Sing. bring tesl'
Miss Thompson Isn't thar grand
suntieg"
Chaperpne-~Verv cozv my dear
P0atswain Croshan Has ymr
aunt seen the boa. Miss thompson
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-05-10

Engineer Simon Aiulconery of the
Cairo ST. Louis run. laid of the last
trip. Engineer J NJ Johnson ran in
his place
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-05-10

No word has been receiv q set from
Chicago. where ihe hlacksmths and
helpers are coufcrring with the lili-
nois Central officials for raise in
salary