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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1908-01-18

We wish to express our thanks to tho
many friends and neiehbors WIZ LII, ne
ly assisted us during the illness and
death OF my wife. and also for the beau
tiful floral offerings.-T. NJ. Harvev ana
family. A
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1908-01-18
A Higher Health Iexel

Il have reached a higher heal+b 49,,
since began using Dr. Kings New liz
Pills., writes Jacob Springer. of Wesf
liver and bowels working Just right . r.
these pills disappoint you on trial rnonen
Will be refunded. At all drug stores ~
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-07-14
GOMPERS WILL
SUPPORT BRYAN
LABOR LEADER VISITS DEMO-
CRATIC NOMINEE AT FAIR
VIEW AND PROMISES MANY
LABOR VOTES FOR TICKET.

Lincoln, Neb., July 13-Samuel
Gcmpers, president or the American
Federation of Labor. and head of
three million voters of organized
labor affiliated with the federation,
viii support Bryan m the coming
presidential contest. In political
circles here today this announcement
overshadowed all others. even the ar.
rival of John w, Kern, vice presiden-
tial nominee.
Gompers' support was promised TO
the ticket but he specifically denied
any pre/ent intention of taking the
stump. AS he left Fairview after n
fifteen minutes interview with Bryan
Gcmpers manner was enthusiastic
and his promise satisfying to Bryan
Bryan tday admitted that he had
promised to make a speech in Chi
cago or Labor Day 1t is stated that
the choice for national chairman has
narrowed to James OF Kentucky, and
campau of Michigan.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-07-14
OYNAM|TEPLANTED
Ternesseans Take Unique precau
tons Against Night Riders
Other Means Employed.

Nashville. Tenn, July 13.-The de
rredations of the night riders have
caused the citizens of Tiptonville, "
Lake county, to adopt extraordinary
means for their mutual protection
Five hundred pounds of dynamite
have been planted in the shape OF
mines at every place IN the county
likely to receive a visit from the
riders, and a committee from the Law
and Order League named for the pur
pose, has been trained to set off the
mines at the proper moment.
The county jail In which suspects
are imprisoned was surrounded last
night and the inmates given to under
stand that a dummy hanging to tele
phone pole at a convenient distance
as a representative Of one of their
number who had refused to talk when
requested.
Five hundred men nave been ar.
rested in the Fourth district for al
legged night riding. The arrests were
based on information furnished from
Obin county. Other arrests are to fol
low. II is said that MANY prominent
men are under suspicion OF being al
lied with the desperadoes.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-07-14
NEVER OPENED
FOR BUSINESS
PROMOTERS OF TRUST COMPANY
ARE INDICTED FOR MAKING
AND CIRCULATING FALSE
FINANCIAL STATEMENTS.

Philadelphia July 10 An indi t
ment charging conspiracy in ma Ing
printing and circulating false fina
cial statements of the sta dard T tie
and Trust company of this city was
returned today agains; Homer l.. Cas-
tie Of RI tsburg, f. rmer prohibi ion
candidate for governor of Pennsy,-
vania, and his asso Ilies in tie pre-
motion Of trust company which
never opened for business.
These indicted 81 h Ca tie arr
Charles Hunter of Philadelphia, D. c.
Washington, of ColltnswoCd n. j., Ar.
thu" F Williams of Chicago, H. r.
Asrnwall Of Freeport, Ill.
II is claimed by TIE stockholders
that 100000 is due them for money
paid and the indictments are the re-
sui of an effort, through the receiv-
eri to recover that amount from the
promoters CT the company
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-07-14
GOVERNOR CALLED DOWN
Newspaper Woman Takes Kentucky
Executive to Task for Splitting
on Frankfort Sidewalk.

Frankfort, KY, July 13-GovernOl
Wilson received a call down from d
woman today for violating the newest
ordinance Of the capital city, that
against splitting on the sidewalk. The
woman was Mrs. Ella II. Ellwanger, a
newspaper writer
The governor was standing in front
of a newspaper office joking with n
bunch of friends when a yarn amused
bin to the extent that he had to spit
and right on the pavement it went
Mrs. Ellwanger, who was of the party
is one of the beacon lights of the
Civic League, and she dug down in hey
purse and handed him a card reading
Ten dollars fine for splitting on side.
walks. street cars or in any publi'
building"
This ordinance" said Mrs. EllwaD
ger, lis one we are trying to enforce. %
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-07-14
SHOOTING ARRAY
One>Negro Fatally Shoots Another Be
cause of Jealousy Over
Woman.

A negro named Johnson who has
been a porter at several of the bust.
ness houses on Commercial avenue
for some time past, shot another negro
last night about S o'clock on Fourth.
between the avenues. The cause was
Jealousy over negro woman name /
Pearl Mathews, who resides in that
neighbOrhood.
Johnson fired three shots, all OF
which took effect in the body of the
other fellow, one in the abdomen, one
in the breast and one in the leg. The
wounded man was taken to the hosp-
tai in the city ambulance, and he was
expected to die during the night John.
son had not been caught at an early
hour this morning. The Mathews wo-
man has been the cause of several
affairs of this sort among negroes
She was run out of town by Chief
Egan some time ago, but she re turn
ed as the legally married wife of
negro cook.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-07-14
FRENcHMEN CELEBRATE
FALL OF BASTiLE

Paris, July 13-The profuse deco
rations and other signs of festiyity
thrt ughort Paris today afford ample
proof OF the error OF the recent re-
ports that the Fourt enth Of July, the
anniversary OF the fail Of the Bias lie
wa tc be abandoned as public hgli
DAY II is evident that the populaoa
still holds the anniversary in joyous
memory and will continue to eele
trdtC as of yoTe. The popular merry
making began this evening with the
customary street balls. in which the
pleasure Loving Parisans take such de-
light. Throughout the evening the
boulevards werec rowred with people
and brilliantly Illuminated with col
Cre6 lights The festivities viii be
continued over tomorrow
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-07-14
TO PREVENT OUTBREAK
Among Navajo Indians Cavalry and
Calling Guns Are Taken to
the Reservation.

Flagstaff, Ariz., July l3-Fiye more
troops of the Fifth United States
Cavalry have been ordered to the
Navajo Indian reservation under Col
Hunter, who will go north to the
Chin Lee country
Various rumors are prevalent as e.
what their purpose rs, but that 1t is
no pleasure trip is indicated by the
fact that a battery OF Calling guns
and forage for two months cam
paign were taken along.
A year ago troops were ordered to
return after penetrating through half
way TO Chin Lee. The Indians be
came hostile and several were killed.
Since then trouble has arisen over
tho water holes between Indians and
stockers.
The Indians are reported heavily
armed and excited over the propose
allotments and are apparently on the
verge of an uprising.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-07-14
FEW DELEGATES
ON THE GROUND
CONVENTION TO
OPEN WEDNESDAY AT &C.
LUMBUS, OHIO CONTEST
FOR NOMINATIONS NOT YET.

Columbus, Ohio, July 13--With hui
few delegates to the National Prohib
ition convention, which will be hel
here Wednesday and Thursday, on
the ground, the contest for contest &c
the nomination fer president, pre-
sents no definite aspect tonight. A
vigorous movement In behalf of Pro
fessor c. S, Scanlon, Of Pittshurg, for
the presidential nomination is thu
latest development
Scanlon is field representative Of the
temperance society of the Presbytel-
ian church. He led a fight against the
endorsement of the anti-saloon league
at the meeting of the Presbyterian
general assembly a year ago. Other
candidates for first place are f. f..
Wholer, of Los Angeles, Cal; Daniel
X. Sheen, Of Peoria, H.. Alfred Man.
ierre, of New York; Joseph P. Tracey
of Detroit.
Up to the present time. but one can
didate for vice president has appeared,
Professor A. Swatkins, of Ohio.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-07-14
CIRCUIT COURT
Judge Butler Begins July Term
Little Business Expected to
Be Gone.

The July term or the circuit court
convened yesterday morning with
Judge Butler on the bench. 1t is OK.
pected that very little business will
be done. A grand Jury was EN-
paHelled and completed its work IL q
few hours, finding true bills against
several prisoners IN the jail The
grand jury was composed as follows:
J, A Vansick!e, foreman Joseph
Curry. p A, Dord. ]. G. Lewis, S.
Goodman, Louis Zanone o Boucher,
A. T. DeBaun William H. Fields, A
NJ. Beeehing, C. T., Riggle, j. l.. Wick
T. X. Grace, William porterfeld jos.
eph Bunch, George w. Staten. Amc $
Twente and ]. A, More.
The true bills found were against
VIM. Davis who assaulted the watch
man at the Singer plant. and Louis
Freeze and Chas, McNiel, charg I'd
with larceny.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-07-14
TAFT BEGINS TO
PREPARE SPEECH
TO BE DELIVERED ON ACCEPT
ANCE OF NOMINATION. AT
CINCINNATI SOON.
MAKING A COMPARISON
tention tos Injunction PIanks--
Start Campaigning First
of September

Hot Springs, Va, July 13-Begin-
ming the work of writing his speech of
acceptance of the presidential nomi-
nation to be delivered In Cincinnati,
July 20. Taft today made a careful
study and comparison of the Demo
cratic and Repub lean platforms
adopted by the recent conventions.
IL has at his command other data
such as speeches of acceptances Of
candidates Of both parties Of recent
years and copies of platforms of DO h
parties for many years. Taft is look
in5 through all documents bearing on
the subject and before concluding his
work will have cle views OF many
leaders of the party on the draft Of
the document.
OF all the planks In the platforms,
that relating to injunctions is prob.
ably the one that will receive the
most attention, SO much has been
said on this subject, criticism from
Democratic sources having been made
ON his record while on the bench in
respect TO the process of injunct' on.
and both parties having adopted
planks on that subject which are
liable to play an important part in
the campaign, that he will dec'a
his position on this important ques-
tioY in forceful and unmistakable
terms
Senator Warmers notification
speech will be very brief and the
speech of acceptance also will be
short. The letter Of acceptance will
treat the public questions at greater
length and will no, be forthcoming
for several weeks after the notifying
of the candidate has taken place.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-07-14
Wife DID A CAKE WALK
And Pittsburg Minister is Asked to
Resign But Refuses-Prepared
For Hard Fight.

PittsbCrg. July 13.-There is tur.
MOL in the Evangelical Lutheran
church at FL Rama. Several nights
ago several members of the congrega.
ton gave a lawn fete for the benefit
of the Sunday school One Of the at
fractions at the fete was a cake wall,
between the young and beautiful wife
of the pastor. the Rev Wilbur c.
Mann and William Atkins, superin.
tendent of the Sunday school. Rev.
Mann looked on in approval, while
William Talston, secretary of the con
gregation, and some other members
were horribly shocked
Today a congregational meeting
was held at which Rev. Mr. Mann was
asked to resign. He refused to do so
and about half of the congregation
is back of him. He threatens to take
the case to the courts if an attempt
is made to force him out.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-07-14
SHRINERS AT ST. PAUL
Annual conclave Opened Yesterday
Estimated That $4,000 People viii
Visit That City.

st. Paul, Mimi, July 13.-This has
been a day OF parade and music and
tonight the gayly lighted streets are
crowded with thousands of visiotr,
who have come to attend the annua
conclaye of the Anvient Arabic Ordol
of the Mystic Shrine,
AT G O'Clock this evening approx,
mately 1900 Shriners were in the
city and trains late tonight and tomor
row morning are expected to swell the
total to $4,000. Tonight the Ocman
Temple, of st. Paul, is holding a cere
monial session at the auditorium and
while the visiting noble sare there
their wives and friends are attending
'theater parties or enjoying steamboat
excursions
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-07-14
WESTERN GOLF CHAMPIONSHIP

Rock Island, ILL.,, July l3.--The anna
tenr championship tournament Ct the
Western Golf association the blue
ribbon event of the sport in this sec.
tion OF the country opened suspicious.
ly today on the superb links of the
Rock Island Arsenal Golf club. The
tournament will continue through the
entire week. The entrants include the
best amateur players of the midd Q
west, and their Number and high
standing alone insuring a successful
meeting
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-07-14
REUNION OF fLKS.
Opens in Dallas, Texas-Streets Are
Filled With Marching Clubs
and Brass Bands.

Dallas, Tex, July 13.-The annual
reunion and convention OF E,ks began
here tonight. Throughout the day
and evening the streets We're literally
lined up with marching clubs and
brass bands. This afternoon nearly a
thousand persons sat down to a
typical southern dinner given to the
members of the grand lodge and their
families.
Tonight in the Fair Grounds audi
forum the first formai function was
helG. A band and convention chorus
of 125 voices rendered several selec-
tons during the evening and al
dresses of welcome and responses
were made.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-07-14
SCARCITY CAUSE
OF HIGH PRICES
PRICE FOR YEAR YESTERDAY
LIKELY TO PREVAIL FOR
SIX MONTHS.

Chicago, July 13.-The hog market.
which has been advancing steadily
since March, climbed to the high
mark 70 rthe year today when prime
animals sold at $705 per hundred
pounds. The scarcity of corn, result
ing in corresponding scarcity OF
hogs, is given as the reason for the
advance which has carried the price
mp from $500 per hundred early In
tho year.
The market receipts have fallen be,
hind those of a year ago and the hogs.
too, are said to be not so heavy. The
market went to $500 last year but the
figure h siad to have been an arti
fetal one and was followed almost
by a break to 5000 This
year, market experts say, the high
prices are likely to prevail for six
months TO come.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-07-14
MOTH[R-IN-LAW
SHOT SON-|N-LAW
NEAR SPOT WHERE HE KILLED
HER HUSBAND TWO YEARS
AGO.
JUSTIFICATION CLAIMED
BY Shootist, Who Says She Ordered
Him Away From House-Mans
Wife Approves Oeed-Small
Hope of Recovery.

/ Northport, N. Y, July 13.-StandinA
within a few feet of the spot where. I
little more than two years ago, ht
shot and killed his fatherinlaw, b.
James Weddell Simpson, dentist, d
New York, was shot and perhaps MGR
tally wounded today by his mother-in
] law, Mrs. BARLEY Y. Horner, the wo
man that he made a widow. Simpson )
Wife, from whom he has been estrang
ed many months was near when the
shot was fired, but she did not witness
the shooting. Upon learning II was her
husband who had been wounded, she
refused to go near him and Simpson
had to crawl to a house two hundred
feet away to have his wound attend.
ed to.
Small Chance to Recover.
Mrs. Homer was later arrested aud
held in $4,000 bail which was furn.
ished by Mrs. Simpson, while Simpson
with the assistance of two friends,
made his was to the Roosevelt hos
pital in New York. The bullet was
lodged in his liver The doctors said
tonight that Simpson has only a small
chance Of recovery.
Statements Conflict
Statements from Simpson and from
Mrs. Horner as to the circumstances
attending the shooting disagree The
dentist says he had received word that
his wife intended to sue him for a di-
vorce aud he went to the Horner home
to talk with her about it, He says be
rang the door bell and upon receiving
no response ptered through the doer
pane. He saw Mrs. fiorner. he says
and called to her to open the door
Then, Simpson says. Mrs. Horner grab
bed up revolver and shot him. Mrs.
Horner does not deny that she did the
shooting but she claimed justification.
Ordered Him Away.
Through her lawyer, she said that
Simpson had several times called at
the house and that his visits were not
welcome. When he came today she
says she ordered him away and when
he refused to go she took up a revo,
yer and shot at him Mrs. Simpson
said that while she was not present
when her mother fired at Simpson she
believes that her mother was abso.
lutely justified and said that Simpson
go what he deserved.
She says that she was in the rear
room at the time but upon hearing the
shot ran to see if her mother had been
shot, When she found it was her hus.
band she says she was relieved.
When my mother ordered Simpson
off the place he made as though to put
his hand in his pistol pocket, said
Mrs. Simpson. Mother believed he
was going to shoot her so she shot
him"
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-07-14
FLEETS GOOD SHOWING
Only 12o Men Absent From Ships Out
Of Nearly 1900 Aboard the At
lantic Squadron.

Washington. July ia statement
was received today by Acting Secre
tary Newberry of the navy department;
that makes showing for the Atlantic
Fleet. now enroute to the Orient
which naval officers regard as remark
able as it is gratifying. After thu
feet sailed from the west coast a wire.
less message was sent to Newberry
giving the number of men absent from.
the vessels without leave as only 12q
out of nearly $4,000 men on the feet.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-07-14
QUARTERS SELECTED.

New York, July 13.-Frank II
Hitchcock chairman of the Republi
can national committee, selected quar-
tiers for the committee here and had
a conference with George r, Sheldon,
treasurer of the committee. An ac-
tive presidential campaign will be in
auEurated August /, when the com
mi,tee will open headquarters here.
Hitchcock says Taft will not make
many speeches until after the first IF
September,
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-07-14
EDWARDS MAKESRECORD
For Amateur Golfers on Peoria Links
Made Mark of 70 in First
10 Holes.

Rock Island, H.. July f3-Kenneth
Edwards, of the Midlothian Club, Chi.
cago, today broke the amateur golf
record for the Rock Island Arsenal
links in the first is holes of the quail
flying round for the western amateur
golf championship. His mark was Is
against the previous record, "A. held
by Ardo Mitchell, of Rock Island. II
W. Allen, of the st. Louis Country
Club, finished second with 7G. Panl
Hunter, of Midlothian, made II. II.
Chandler Egan, present title holder.
made 49, None of the first 80 scored
was higher than So.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-07-14
FRANco-AMERIcAN AGREEMENT

Paris, July l3,-The representatives
chosen by France and the Unite |
States to discuss the terms of a new
commercial agreement between the
two cuntries met today for their ini-
tial session. 1t is believed that a
satisfactory agreement viii be
reached without very much difficulty.
as neither country oeems inclined to
drive a hard bargain. The Am arican
commissioners are James B. Rey-
nclds. assistant secretary of the
treasury; Morris Jacobson. of the de-
paftment OF commerce and labor, and
Edward p. Schaffter, of the depart
ment of agriculture
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-07-14
SUIT FOR 100000
Man Wants That Much For Services
Rendered in Purchasing Walsh
Properties for others.

Chicago. July ia suit for $1,000,
600 which sum William Armstrong
claims is due him for services render
ed. was begun here today against tbs
Lake Shore. Chicago, Indiana and
Southern. and Rock Island Railroad
Companies. and Robert Mather Chas
W Hitchkiss, Vim c. Brown The
plaintiff AYERS in his complaint that
he purchased for the defendants Ger
tain railroad and coal properties, form
erly under the control OF John r
Walsh
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-07-14
MAN SHOOTS ASSAllANT
Illinois Central Round House Fore.
man Defends Himself When
Set Upon BY Strikers.

Marshalltown, IA, July 13.-Dur!na
an alteration tonight in street
wheer four strikers attacked w. F
Toler Iowa Central round horse fore
man and a strike breaker, Toler drew
q revolver and shot George w, Davis.
killing him instantly. Toler was ar
rested with smoking revolver In his
hand and was Immediately taken
away TO prevent lynching by the
strikers and sympathi2ers.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-07-14
PFARY TO JOIN VESSEL
Left Summer Home in Maine For Cape
Breton to Embark on The
Roosevelt

Portland. Maine, July 13.-Com-
mander Robert E. Peary. who hes
been staying for few days at hts
summer home on Eagle Island, left
today, accompanied by Mrs. Peary, for
Cape Breton. where he will join his
ship, The Roosevelt. Mrs. Peary wiz
go as far as Sydney, and return with
their children who are making the
trip to Cape Breton on The Roosevelt.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-07-14
BISHOP POTTER SITS UP.

Coperstown n. l.. July 13.-Bishon
prcvement today and he was able 10
be removed from his bed and sit up
fo~ a brief time.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-07-14
DEATH CLAIMS
NtWSP APER MAN
JOHNNY" ENGLISH OF ASSO.
GATED PRESS succUMes TO
HEART DISEASE 49, ENJOYED
WIDE REPUTATION.

Chicago, uJly l3.-Gustavus - Eng
/ fish known in newBI aper circles rs
Johnny" English news editor Of the
| Associated Presses in Chicago for Is
years died of heart disease a sho t
time after reaching his home from
Denver this evening. English had as
sisted in reporting the Democratic ma.
tiCEal convention anu when he ar.
rived home tonight he complained OF
feeling fatIgued. An hour later he
wa; dead
English, G3 years old. is survive |
by o widow and son, Albert A. Eng
lish He entered newspare r work 80
years ago being known in his younger
days as one of the most expert short
hand reporters in the country. About
80 years ago he was private secretary
to the late joseph Medill, editorln
chief of the Chicago Tribune.
He held this position II years ago
later becoming a reporter on the star
Ct that paper prior to becoming cen.
nected with the Associated Press,
where he became especially well
known as an expert on convention
work, the system by which the recent
national conventions were reporte
being largely his work.
He was born In Philadelphia and
came tc Chicago in 1870. He was a
member of all Masonic bodies of the
Yrk rite, being an active member Of
Apollo Commandery. Knights Temp
lar
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-07-14
TRANSPORT FROM MANILA

San Francisco, July l3.-The Unite
States Army transport Sheridan Cap
tain Stetson. arrived here today from
Manila, via Nagasaki, Guam and
Honolulu. Beside several cabin pas
seEgers she brought a number oil
troops returning from the islands.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-07-14
To NAME NEW CABINET
Announcement of New Japanese cabi
net Officials Expected to Be
Made This Afternoon.

Toxic, July 1.-THE announcement
Of the appointment of a new cabinet Is
expected this afternoon (Tuesday.)
The premier will be Count Katsura
who will also be minister of finance.
REIMBURSEMENT of the department OF
finance and considerable retrench-
ment IN ornaments will be two prin-
cules of the policy OF the new cabi-
net
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-07-14
Beyond Mans Realization.

Men make fun OF the fashions. but
even the wisest of them do not rea-
lie that the styles change iu the in
visible clothes. with Guasi-visible rib
bons. just as often as they do for the
more apparent ones.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-07-14
INSANE MANS AWFUL pEEp.

hinot, n. D., July 13.-John Bruhn,
a farmer near Donuy Brock. went in
sane yesterday. killed his sister Miss
Rose Bruhn, and committed suicide.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-07-14
DIPLOMAT DIES.

St Paul, July 13-Professor Fran
co.'s c. Boucher, for twenty-six years
French consul at St PAUL. is deal
aged so.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-07-14

Advertising In The Bulletin is profit
able to the advertiser because II has
the highest class circulation.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-07-14

The Bulletin win only cost you CO
cents per month and It Is certainly
worth double the money.