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Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-05
Stocks and Bonds

FOR SALE-A SMALL BLOCK OF STOCK
in a manufacturing proposition that owns
and controls the patents for an article that
is now a going concern. It's big one; it's
worth your while If you are In line for
something that is a money maker. Let us
submit you particulars; call, write or phone
40 Pasadena Rapid Transit (preD. ....-.,Bd
60 Pasadena Rapid Transit (eom) 80. Bid
100 Burlingame Hree) Offer
100 Pooled Burlingame ...................off offer
1900 Pooled Burlngame ...................O Offer
1000 Amer. Din. AK .....s..................Bld Bid
Want-pioneer Consolidated Mines Bull
frog, Pioneer Mines, Burllngame pooled or
free, Copper Creek Amer. Diff. Axle and
all active stock
BUDELLE INVESTMENT CO,
1854 Citizens National Bank Bldg.
FSi52, Brdway 25S6 12-5-1
FOR sALE-NO BETTER INVESTMENT
than stock in good industrials; We have the
best; it's 10 your interest to investigate
this Call, write or phone for particulars
See us about all stocks-we have some
good real estate exchanges
BUDELLE INVESTMENT CO..
433-4 Citizens National Bank Bldg
FSi52, Bdwy 2is6. Psi
FOR sALE-SUBSTANTIAL INTEREST IN
producing oil company operating in the
Kern field VIII pay all expenses and give
fullest information TO any one with $1,000 or
more 10 invest Call 544 DOIJGIAg hide
Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-05
PHYSICIANS


DR. HICKOK. DIR. HICkok
SPECIALIST FOR WOMEN.
Treats all diseases Of women under pos
tive guarantee. Ladies who have formerly
paid for each treatment, whether benefited
or not, will appreciate the difference ray
only for satisfactory results Charges mod
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DIR. HICKoK gives modern antiseptie
treatment and patients are in no danger
of blood poison or infection. Everything Is
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DIR. HICKOK provides private home, with
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care and home comforts at reasonable rates
Conanements by modern methods are sate
and free from pain.
DIR. HICKOK gives personal attention to
every case Consultation is free and conf
dental in all troubles. Any woman not sat
isfied with her condition IS invited to call
for free consultation and free examination
DIR HICKOK carefully examines every case
and gives an honest opinion and reliable ad-
wee free X-ray examination made when
necessary. If a case is accepted for treat
ment a cure is guaranteed. Moderate charges
for satisfactory results Terms can be al
ways arranged. Hours 10 to A; Sundays 10
to l. Phone FS236 for appointment at
other times,
11-o4-tf
Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-05
Suburban Property
Houses--Furnished

FOR SALE
on South Hill ST. Newly furnished small
apartment house; walking distance; all out
side rooms full; barn; large yard; rent
snap; lease; sacrifice account party going
north. L-6-1
Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-05
lngIewood
FOR SALE-INGLEWOOD
Su-Tu -Th-tf

Fine residence, lot 7Ox2OO, fruit trees, lawn
house modern hardwood floors, inside finish
white enamel. 3 blocks from center of town.
easy terms, new homeplace.
Two nice hve-acre tracts one on car line
plenty irrigating water; rents for $40 per
acre Price $26O0 easy terms; good soil
One hVe-acre piece near town, under 1rll-
eating water, for $2400 terms.
Lots on car line 50x191 new subdivision
just put on market; easy terms; Will pay
YOU to see these before buying. Lots near
car line, $3.50 and $500; easy terms. Don't
fail to see these buys
New bungalows car line, your own
terms; modern in every respect, with lot 90
x200 TO 3O-foot alley Don't fail to see
these homes.
Icnr Ihese and other good bnYs call on
Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-05
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which we believe will
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through the pores OF
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day trial OF the instru-
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you. Satisfy us of your
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write today for further
information.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-05
- PATENT ATTORNEYS

WHITE SEWING MACHINES,
s SPRING Main 2l05; F6757 9-6- II
Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-05
[NGLEWOOD REALTY CO.
MAGEE & MORRISON

Once east side Of car line, across the
tracks, First stop in Inglewood Look for
large painting of house on office. That's
the place. R-5-l
Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-05

ROBERT WEsTWATER & son.
Real estate Investments or homes Bulld,
ers and contractors Room $40 trost
building Phone Main 91l5 ll-@l-tt
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r w POINDEXTER. 400 WILCOX BLDG.
will loan what you need on real estate,
stocks and bonds. Building loans spe-
ciRftv 5-9-tt
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MONEY TO LOAN
Call, phone or write.


b29 Mason bldg. Fifth Floor.
s. z. corner 4Jh ana Broadway.
Phones: F742l; Broadway 5l7l 1O-3l-tf
Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-05

tries. A. II. LIDDERS. patent lawyer ana
solicitor, Gl2 Trust Bldg, cor, I'd and Spring.
Il-6-tf
Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-05

TO LOAN-SALARIED PEOPLE; NO RED
tame: without security; confidential WEST
COAST EXCHANGE, 419 Henne bldg.
1O-4-tf
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-02-03
REFUSED TO
SIGN CONTRACT
DANVlLLE TEAM RATHER
THAN PLAY AT MINOR LEAC-
UE PRICES.

Ollie Pickering, formerly Of the Cal
70 base bail team recently sold By
Manager joe Cantilion Of the Wash.
ington American league team to his
.erother, Mike Cantiion Of the Mime
apolis team Of the American Assocla.
ton, has refused to sign a Minneapo-
lis contract A disagreement as TO
salary is responsible.
Pickering held conference with
the Minneapolis management IN
Chicago several days ago. He OBJ
ieeted to his salary cut occas.oned
by his sale into miner league com.
rany and is said to have demanded
exactly the same figure received in
Washington. When this was refus-
ed him he returned to DanYi Ie,
where he engaged in the saloon bus
mess, and announced that he would
manage a local independent aggregl +
ton next summer. Local interests are
backing him in his plans, Wayside
Park has been leased and a movement
is said to be on foot to break into the
Three | league il possible
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-02-03

Following the comforting of lie
grccs Nlere were SPECIFICS by the
grand lodge officers on the subject
OF Pythianism and general matters
concerning the order.
District conventions are b ing
hold over the state anl the Grand
Lodge officers are maailg a tour Of
the various districts. conversion
wa held at Carbondaie Monday
evoring and another will be held al
McLcansbofo tonight
This district cCaveutirn was In
charge Of State Deputy Grand Chan
color Joseph IT, Moreheal of Cairo
an District Deputy Frank Adams
Al the arrangements wers made by
these gentlemen and the successful
meeting held here is an assurance
thai thcir wr0k was exceedingly wei
1cue. over two hundred Knigl, :,
were in att 7nd1nCa.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-02-03
WAITING TILL
He GETS FUNDS
WITH WHICH TO EMPLOY HAND.
WRITING EXPERTS TO RE
FUTE TESTIMONY - BRAN,
DENeERG HEARD FROM.

New York, Feb "a statement
justilying his failure to respond to
the calling Of his name In court, to
answer the charge Of grand larceny.
was given out today by Broughton
Brandenburg, the write. through
his Wife.
Brandenherg, who IS wanted in
cnnectlon with the selling to the
New York Times Of an article which
no represented as having been writ
ten by the late Grover Cleveland,
but which was subsequently declared
spurious by Mrs. Cleveland and
others, gives as his reason for fer
feiting his bail the fact that he is
without funds with whicn to retain
handwriting and other experts to
relCtc the expert testimony to lie
offered by the prosecution
AS soon as he has obtained money
enough to cover the cost Of sreh ex.
pert testimony he declares in his
statement he will return and face
trial.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-02-03
GIRL CONGRESSMAN DEFENDED .
is Welded TO RUSSIAN
PRINCE.
WAS The STAR WI NESS
Miss Georgia Jetfry Becomes Princess
of AhrenheIm- Im-Gargarn---Wa
Formerly Clerk in War
Department.

Washington. Feb. because Of a
romantic donCuemeni, involving a ma
terial witness. the trial of CongrC s..
man r. j Hehin of the Fifth Alabama
district is likely to be postponed ia-
definitely.
This material witness, an American
young woman who has become a Rus
sian princess, was Miss Georgia JEFF
frey, who was then Il clerk in the war
department, was on the car from
which the congressman on Morch 27
last, drove drunken, profane and In.
solent negro who refused to desist
from his disorder when Henin accosr-
ed him.
In the affray which followed Hef-
fin fired twice hitting the negro in
the head and bystander in the foot.
The young woman had eluded public
ity in the case until she was transfer
red TO the PHILIPPINES.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-02-03
HOUSE STRIKES OUT 100000 FOR
USE OF WHITE HOUSE
OCCUPANTS.
ARMY'S HOPES BLASTED
When $5oo0oo For Aeronautics is Re.
considered and Voted Down
Senate to Vote on Aldrich
Bill.

Washington, Feb. 2.-The house
locked horns today with the senate on
the question of automobiles for the
iWhite House, and refused 10 accept
the amendment TO the urgent deficiea-
cy bill striking out the appropriation
.of 100000 for that purpose.
The hopes Of the army for suffi-
cient money to continue its expert
sents in aeronautics We're blasted
when the house reconsdered its ac'
tion Of last week ami by a vote of al,
most 2 to / Withdrew the increase CT
100000 then made. After undergo
ing this and other amendments the
army appropriation bin was passed
ana consideration OF the agricultural
bill Immediately begun
Under the license of debate ON the
after measure, Keifer made an eX,
aaustiy speech in support ST his bill
or ship canal from Toledo to Ciu-
lnnati along the Miami and Erie Ca.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-02-03

nails. Ansberry of Ohio spoke in al
gocacy Of ship canal from Chicago
a. Toledo.
Tho agricultural bill was pendin-
Gapu tle nous adjourHoA
IA aglODm, ut was reached in the
senate today 10 vote on February %
on thc Alltlch substitute bin for thl
appointment Of courG Of inquiry to
determine the qualifications for O."
enlistment Of the discharged soldiers
Of the 25th Infantry. as a result oi
the Brownsville incident a large par.
Of the day was devoted TO executive
sns.inn.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-02-03
Had Romantic Marriage.

On her way she met with a severe
accident i'm Canton, China. in an au-
tomobile collision with car driven
by PRINCE Alfred-Ahrenhelm -Garagin.
An acquaintance and a love affair fol
lowed. eliminating in marriage. after
which the young woman returned 70
the war department $3.50 of expenses
she thought due of the sum advanced
her
Heain's trial had been set for this
month. after other postponements,
mainly caused by absent witnesses.
The negro. who got out Of the hospit-
al In two days after he was shot. beat
up an cid negro woman and served a
sentence Of some months. He is now
serving another for a similar offensc
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-02-03
DISTRICT MEETING OF SEVEN
COUNTIES HELD IN CAIRO
LAST NIGHT.
GRAND LODGE OFFICERS
t'erc to Confer Lodge Deqrees--Two
Hundred Knights Present at
Ceremonies in The
Armory. A

Pythiansm in Caro- received 4
great impetus last night on the oc-
caalon Ct the district convention of
knights of Pythias which was held
here at The Armory the siXt zen
lcdges Of Alexander Pulaski, Mas
sat, Saline, Pope, Hardin ami Jonn,
sen counties being represented.
The following grand lodge officers
were here and took part i'll the i'm
posing ceremonies grasl lodge de-
grees being conferred upon all candl-
dates who presented proper creden,
tials:
Grand Chancellor Eugene Z. Bone
of Springfield.
Grand Vice Chancellor Albert Wat
son Of Mt Vernon
Grand Master-at-Arms Charles L.
Ritter OF Murphysboro,
Grand Keeper Of Records and
Seals Henry p Caldwell Of Chicago.
Official Instructor RUSSELL sweeney
Of Galesburg.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-02-03
WAS MERELY A RUMOP
Nothing in the Story About Harahan
Leaving I. c. For Job With New
York Central

Chicago. H., Feb. 2.--The rumOr
that President Harahan, of the Illinois
Central. would go to the New York
Central is denounced without founda-
tion in fact and made out of the
whole cloth. There Is a clique G.
railroad news writers. who, when they
nothing else to DO. transfer railroad
presidents-on paper-and this is
about the source Of the story about
President Harahan.
Mr. Harahan is closer to the biz
shippers of Chicago than many other
officials. and this in itself makes him
a strong factor in addition TO his groai
ability as a railroad operator.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-02-03
ATTORNEYS FOR STEVENSON
AND DENEEN AGREE ON
RECOUNT RESOLUTION
TO BE OFFERED.
HOPKINS HELD OWN
But MADE NO GAIN
In BIIaotng For Senator Yesterday
twenty-five Ballots Taken SO
Far War in Democratic
Ranks--Hopkins Holds
Conference.
Special to The Bun. tin.

Special to The Bulk tin.
Springfield, H., Feb. 2-The 60 !.
test CT Deneens seat. by General
Adlai H. Stevenson viii be for
mally begun in both houses tomor-
row Ross G. Hall, attorney fer
General Stevenson, and former Sen
ator Ofyille Gerry who repr,
scnts Gov rtCr Deneen, met tonight
and so4d as to the recount res0.
hfen whicn is to be presented to-
morrow and when It Is expected
Dotli houses will agree on.
In the original form the resolutl
provided for a committee to be com
RoseG OF nine members or the house
and six of the senate to recount
the votes and take testimony in the
contest. After conference be-
tween Mr. Hall ana Mr. Berry in
which the latter insisted that Ia r.
be an equal number Of senators aAd
members of the ho@se, Mr. Hall d.,
ciared that he would not insist ia
the matter and It was decided that
the committee consist OF nine mem.
bers Of each house
According TO the resolution the
committee VIII report at a joint u s
aicn of the legislature to be neld at
III O'Clock on the morning of April
20, when the two houses will decide
Tie contest by an aye and nay vote
The Hopkins men had another
meeting tonight ana Senator Hep.
ains made an address to the faithful.
Some of the Southern Illinois Re,
publicans attempted to have con
ference tonight to discuss the prob
Of Congressman Rcdenbere
Of East St Louis as a senatorial
but the attendance was
Hopkins held his own bue made
no gains IN the balloting today On
he twentythird ballot, the first one
taken, Senator Henson, Potter and
Dlnning who had voted for Richard
Yates on the twenty-second ballot
last Thursday. returned 10 Hopkins
but Henson on tae Twenty-ffth
to Mason. On tle twenty,
third ballot Representative Lane
from Yates to Shurtlen am,
on the 25th ballot, Representative
r. ynolds changed from Hopkins to
Foss.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-02-03
MACK is SUBP0t hAED
Democratic Chairman Will Tell What
He Knows About the Panama
Canal Scandal

Buffalo. " = Feb Norman F.
Mack has been slhpoeuaci 90 appear
befor the federal grand jury az Se-F
York. which g. considering the case
of the United States governme-t
against The New York WoriL relative
70 the Worlds charges AGAINST Pre--
dent Roosevelt and others Cf lueEl-
larries fn ihe purchase of tla Panama
canal strip. The sgiuieuae was zerv-
eI uI.on Mr Mach to.iay Dr. is uni--
stood that Nr. Maak'z connection with
The ea-- is as chairman Of The Va
ti0nal democratic comirter.
The subpoeHae calls for Mr. Macks
appearance before the grand jury TO-
morrUw morning
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-02-03
SEVENTEEN men
DEAD; RESULT OF
MINE EXPLOSION

Birmingham, Ala, Feb. 2.-Seven-
teen men are dead as a result of an
explosion in Number 2 Short Creek
mines of the Birmingham Coal and
Iron company today. five of the
dead are white and twelve negroes.
The explosion is thought to have
been caused by a windy shot Ofi-
cials Of the company did not know
the exact number of men I'm the mine
qt the time Of the accident, but they
state tonight that II fatalities will
be the total.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-02-03
ANTl-JA7 BILLS DOOMED.

Sacramento. Cal, Feb. 2.-The
antiJapanese bills are doomed ac-
cording TO a statement tonight by
Senator Stanton.
Judging from the temper of the
agFembly not one Of the four anti
Japanese bills that will come up for
final passage tomorrow will 20
through" said Stanton. He de-
clsred the majority Of the lower
hcusp heartily agree with President
Roosevelt and Secretary Root that
such measures are unwise.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-02-03
INVtSTICATl lOy ORDERED
OF Alleged Murder Of American Sol.
der IN Russia While He Was
On Furlourh.

Washington FEB 2-The state ie-
pertinent has called on the American
ornzrl AZ Riga . investigate AMI re
port ON the alleged summary killing
iu Russia 0f Fritz Stromhaca. q
T-r-taT States e0iier Who formerly
ressteF iu Philadelphia According
Co tLa statements c- the man
frioI De- Str1mbarh vas arrested and
executed iu October. 1855 il the
province a. Kgr'aul Hr==ia. while
oa furIough from the Tri-el states
army to visit his mother
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-02-03
COL. JOHNSON DEAD
Civil Engineer Formerly of Cairo,
Passed Away at Home of His
Son in ST. Louis.

w NJ Johnson, a well-lnown civil
engineer who resided in Cairo for a
number of years died at the home Of
his son, Morgan Johnson in St Louis,
Monday. The remains will be taken
to Metropolis the former home of the
family FOR intermnnt
Mr.. Johnson was a most proficient
in his profession and was highly cs-
teemed by all who knew him.
His son, Morgan Johnson, was cash
Ter for, the Mobile and Ohio railroad
in this city for several years.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-02-03
SHOT HIS SWEETHEART
And Then Youth Committed Suicide
For Fear Of CsDture-Gn
ir Dying.

Des M0incs. Ia. Feo. a special
TO the Register and Leader from
Davenport. Iowa. says.
Crazel with the fear of capture
for shooting his sweztheart. Miss
Lula -rue. in Davenport last nigIt
Charles Camery shoi himself in the
country west Of Walcott Iowa. to
day Officers found his boif this
afteuooa- The girl with two bull
Jets through her boiy after a l9yer's
quarrel is diving here
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-02-03
MANY CATTLE DIE
From Blizzard in West-Carcasses
Strewn ALONG Railroad Lines
Were Not Sheltered

Aberdeen s. D., Feb, People
reaching aberdeen from west of the
Missouri river report the recent
cold snap did great damage to live
stock
The bodies Of nGadreds Cf dead
cattle, whose owners tried TO winter
them without shelter, are strewn
along the railroad line west of the
tiver, and It Is said that deaths
have been more numerous farther
illapd,
There has been no lack Of feed
but the unshetcred beasts could
not withstand the weather
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-02-03
SENTENCED TO DEATH
Negro Who Assaulted White Woman
In North Carolina Will be
Hanged March 3.

Wilmington, n. C., Feb. 2.-Will
Ward. a negro who crimimally as
spulted Mrs. Mollie Mcleod. wife Of
a respectable farmer in Sampson
county January, January 49, and
who was placed I'M the penitentiary
to prevent lynching, was tried IN the
state superior court at Clinton today
ana sentenced 10 be hanged March
@rd
lie was brought rrom Raleigh I'M
der military guard.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-02-03
NOTHING ELSE COMMANDS AT
TENTiON AND INTEREST OF
ADMINISTRATION SO MUCH
AT PRESENT
EXISTING AGREEMENT
SEEMS ENDANCt RED
By Agitation in West-Nevada House
Adopts Resolution Urging Call
fornia on, But Bills Before
That States Assembly
Are Doomed.

Washington, Feb. 2.-No single
question nor indeed any group of
questions Is absorbing the interest
and concern Of the administration at
this moment to The same extent as
certain phases Of the auiJapanese ag.
itation in California The president
has been in communication with many
reputable persons who should be thor,
oughly informed as TO conditions on
the Pacific coast is admitted that
systematic agitation was in progress
on the coast, but the significant feat
ure of its lack of strength was the fact
that the labor leaders had taken no
prominent part in it. Indeed it has
been stated to the administration that
the real handspring of the agitation
was to be found in some Of the great
corporations that had found their
profitable business OF coolie transpor
tation threatened with destruction BY
the success attending the efforts Of
the administration to stop this class
of immigration.
TIE factis that in the opinion of the
administration, negotiations with Japan
fol pFaclicai1y complete closure Of
American pors to the entryof JanpaG-
ese laborers arc certainly jeopardized
by the extreme utterances of certain
persons in California. and by the
mere consideration Of such resou-
sions as were entertained yesterday
by che Nevada legislature,
Agreements Endangered.
Even the agreenfen Is already
reached whic are being carried out in
perfect good faith on the part of the
Japanese government, are endanger-
ed in the sense that the present agita-
ton might naturally tend to abate the
interest OF Japanse officials in the ex-
ecution of their obligations in view of
the unfriendly attitude assumed by
some elements on the acifc coast
1t is these considerations that have
Influenced the president in reaching
the conclusion that everything should
De dOlt 10 prevent LHt tHdClliicHN Va
legislation by any state that would
discriminate against the Japanese as
a class apart from other foreign ele
ments entering America.
There is no objection whatever by
the administration of the laws prOhib
ing all aliens from holding land in
America. For this is now, under the
revised statutes, the law of the dis
trict of Columbia and territories and
some states Indeed, there is a simi
lar law In Japan, and the government
Of that country consequently coull
regard IL as anti-Japanese legislation
If adopted in California. The presi-
dent has entire confidence in the peo-
pie on the Pacific coast and they will
certainly do right in this matter.
The administration is much pleased
with the tone Of speech Of Premier
Komura in the Japanese diet today as
far as 1t touched upon relations be
{ geen America and Japan.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-02-03
Natural History.

A certain father Who Is fond Of put.
ting his boys through natural history
examinations IS often surprised BY
their mental agility. He recently asked
them to tell him what animal is sat
isfed Wrh the least n0urishment."
TIE mota'~ one Of them shouted.
confidently. 1t eats nothing but
holes Youths COMPANION
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-02-03
sure hesIinn.

Sure healing is not in the storm. or
In the whirlwind. % is not ia mon
archies. or aristocracies, or democra-
cies. but will BE- revealed hy The stil
small voice that speaks 20 the con
science and the heart prompting Is to
3 wider and wiser humaniiy.--James
Russell Lowell
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-02-03
Attention.

Attention Is the 'irst requisite for
making any progress in the acquire
ment OF knowledge, IL may b. given in
various degrees, and It rewards accord
ing TO the proportion in which il Is
given. A divided attention is. how
ever. more hurtful than otherwise. IL
retards the progress OF the learner,
while Il Injuries his mind 10y improp-
er exercise-Gcorge Crabbe
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-02-03
Or. BRAYFIELD FREED.

Hntcn. IIl. FeD pr B. F.
BrvGelI. of Mulkeytown. was free ]
fsGay of the charge of murder in The
~rarEHu county circuit court Rhen
states Attorney Hickman dismissed
fha case against him charging the
murder Of Reuben Parrish. Illinois
Central station aEcHr az Mulkeyt1Wn
last March Buyffld was Parrisa's
.hraisian
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-02-03
Needed

Edward prayed one night Deal
God. take care of ny mamma way OF
In BuroDe an DO not let hCr Be in q
smash-uEs send youF angels 10 take
care q her and send Jesus 10 take
care q papa in Cleveland. but yoz
stay here Eith me. .--Delfuest0r.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-02-03
The Countrv's Need.

Il say" said the old lady with the
high.pitched voice. as the ierk-water
slowed down at Grigsby station; Il
say. what is all this fuss about edu-
catin' boys to be civil engineers? The
thing this ere country really needs
IS few civil conductors. and less
sassy brakemen. ."-Lippincotts Mag
azlne.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-02-03
BIG MERGER RATIFIED.

D troit Mich, Feb. AT the an
nuai stockholders meetings today OF
tho Detroit and Cleveland Navigation
company and tle Detroit and Buffalo
steamship company tho recently
announced Si00O.0a0 merger Of the
two companies by the purchase OF
tho latter by the former. was raiI-
no.