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The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1909-04-30
J. E. JOHNSTON
& CO.
Leaf Tobacco andStrips.
Large Exporters.
The Most Complete Factory in FarmvlIle,
Work All Done Under Same Root.

Messrs. j. Z. Johnston 6 Co., sue
cessors to Cunningham &, Co., do bus
mess in the large four-story brick fac
tory ON Third street, the most complete
and thoroughly furnished tobacco fac
tory in the town Of Farmville andwit
the facilities at command they are pre-
pared to take the tobacco from the
warehouse floors and under the one
roof make it ready for the markets OF
the world.
On the first floor there is a COM
plete coopers' shop where the hogs
heads. half hogsheads and quarter
hoysheads are made of most approved
kind. There is an expert in charge
of this department, and with three
saws and up-to-date machinery, is
making the very best hogshead known
to the market.
The flat and round hoops are used
in the makeup, and when the prod
uct is finished it is ready for handling
and travel by land and by sea.
This is the only factory in town
with its own storage-house, and it IS
matter of consideration that the insu-
rance here is cheapest to be had, be-
ING only three-quarters Of one per
cent
The factory is also heated and light
ed by electricity. The large stemm-
ng-room is place of intense activity,
filled with eager active workers, quick
with their fingers, and who make mu-
sic while they work 1t is interesting
to note with what facility and dexter
ty they remove the stems, leaving
none of the leaf upon them.
Such has been the demands upon
the factory forces Of late that work has
been carried far into the night.
There are some hundred names
upon the payroll, and as the workers
receive their money on each return
ing Saturday, it means much to the
trade of Farmville.
Owing to the large capacity Of the
factory, much of the tobacco is air
dryed and there are three large dry
ing-rooms constantly at work. These
rooms are modernly equipped.
\ very large proportion of the pro-
duct is intended for the export trade,
so that there is constantly going out
from Farmvlle to foreign shores the
best samples Of tobacco grown in this
section Of Virginia
Dark tobacco is handled principally,
because of the fact that dark tobacco
is principally sold and bought in this
market, though they are also prepared
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1909-04-30

to take care Of the bright variety.
The railroad facilities in connection
with this business center are all that
could be desired, a track leading to its
very door, from which the lumber to
be used in making hogshead5 is de-
livered, and where the tobacco intend
ed for transportation is received.
Mr.. j. Z. Johnston, formerly Of
Bedford, Va, is third in generation
of his immediate family engaged in
the tobacco business. His GRANDPA
Their before him made it his life-work,
and now his father is actively prose-
cutting it in Bedford Va, so that by
inheritance, and now rich in expert
ence, he knows what he is aboutwhen
buying and handling the winsome
weed "
\ gentleman from one of the larger
cities, and who knows much of the to-
bacco factories of the country, recent
ly visited this factory and pronounced
it one Of the most perfect and com
plete in all Of its departments that he
knew Of
The Herald is constantly urging that
Farmville is entitled to the best, and
we congratulate Messrs. j. L. John
ston & Co. in giving us one of the
best factories known to the land.
1t must be positive luxury to do bus
mess with all the appliances for its
prosecution ready to the hands.
The Company was awarded first
prize at the jamestown Exposition as
rehandlers of tobacco, an honor Of
special import.
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1909-04-30

To sum up in one line the company
is thoroughly furnished and equipped
for the work it has in hand, has already
attained front rank in the lumber bus
mess of the country and IS MAINTAIN
ing it with unchallenged assurance.
As the timber is being removed from
the lands they own in fee simple they
are offering them for sale, and below
will be found list of some of the best
bargains they have. Good many OF
these are highly improved farms and
can be bought for less than original
cost of buildings on them.
Tract No. $50 Acres, one mile
from Meherrin, Va, on the Virglnlan
Railroad. About 100 acres cleared
land and the balance in timber. Good
four room dwelling and necessary out
buildings. Good farming land well
watered. One-half million feet OF
young timber
Tract No. 2-l5O Acres, one mile
from Nut Bush, Va, on the Nirglnlan
Railroad all in timber, no buildings.
Tract No. 1850 Acres two miles
from Victoria and one mile from the
Virginian Railway. This tract is well
watered and will make a fine stock farm.
There are three settlements on the farm
and the land can be cut into three
tracts.
Tract No. $50 Acres one mile from
Victoria, Va. Good buildings and out
houses and extra good farming land
Tract No. $50 Acres near Nut
Bush, Va. No buildings.
Tract No. GOO Acres near Nu'
Bush, Va Good building and necess
airy out houses good orchard.
Tract No 100 Acres near Greer
Bay Va, on the Southern Railway
No buildings
Tract No. $50 Acres near Greer
Bay, Va, on the Southern Railway Va
Good four room house, good farming
land, but the most of it is in standing
timber
Tract No. All Acres. Good J.
room brick house and about 30 acre
cleared land and the balance in stand
ing timber
Tract No. 1870 acres, six mile
from Jetels lille, Va, onthe Southern
Railway, eight room house and goo'
out buildings, orchard, etc.
Shelburne Lumber Co., Inc
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1909-04-30

Mr.. \. Lynch Ward the Vice President
has won his spurs in business circles
and enjoys enviabIe reputation as pru-
dent and yet progressive business man
wherever he is known.
Mr.. j. f. Taylor, the Secretary. IS
sui young man, and yet rich in ex-
perience, possessing the entire conf
dence of the officers Of the Company
and OF the patrons who have business
dealings with it.
A large cOmmisSary store IS con-
Quoted at Green Bay and carries an i'm
immense and well selected stock of
goods.
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To Whom If May Concern.

The partnership heretofore existing
between Wright Barber, Dr., g. j. Pai-
terson and j. &. Hamlet under name
and style of the Famvile Land Com
pany has this day been dissolved bY
mutual consent. Nh j. e. Hamlet,
having purchased the state right ior
the sale Of the Champion Butter 'ew.
rator, desires To give his entire atlen-
ton To putting IL ON the market
Wright Barber. Jr., and CD faiier-
son will continue 10 conduct ihe real
estate business under the same name
of the Farmville Land Company
Given under our hands this Doe l-'h
day of April, 1909.
WRIGHT BARBER, JR.
G.. j. PATTER,ON.
JNO. &. HAMLET.
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1909-04-30
A Former Buckeye Farmer
PrOSpedng.
Farmville, Va, Oct 30

Farmville, Va. Oct 30
Mr.. F. II. LaBaumc, A El1
Roanoke, Va:
Dear Sir, i ann In rccelD.
favor of recent date and beg
that | came to Prince Edward
in October, 1907 purcl 80
acres of land, 3h miles fr
vile. am very well satis
my purchase. Have twelve
fine grass, which / consider
portant in this section. s0n. I.o
acres in spring oats, which iu
three hundred and eighyf
els: had fifteen acres of c un
which | harvested five humid
els of good corn. This. peri Nm
not seem like big yields 90 p. n.
inc i'm the corn belt but f sin
consider that this represents
land and that this farm 0.' 80.
100, with a location equally
that which | left in Ohio. Mi.
represent very satisfactory r
consider the land, china. ae
and other opportunities cqu H0,e
of any other section of Dr. uM
States for man coming ia pun
pose of obtaining a cheap ara
low figure.
Yours very truly
fIf.H
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1909-04-30

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country amt 1911. ..an ...
country c'nu'oaiot '' '0o .t. ..
'ne bank iae i". .mo- ...
people ''''"- always ID pheasant. .-
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W"eh N'. warren a... Pa. ..t t.e
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'o'"'''u"' ana us He ..
'''' Si'vu'"" gentleman ....nI
successful man d affairs ... u.
;. fauieu Wild hesmee.aH -Hi.
hlm' continued io steer t.. cat. clean
ol rock ,i,, ana re'I'. '' ''eaea'r.a--.
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The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1909-04-30
FARMVILLE
BOARD OF TRADE
Business Men Combined
For Earnest Work.
They Appreciate the Wants Of The Town
and are Trying 10 Supply Them.

The Farmvlle Board of Trade was
organized some time since, and at once
entered upon a busy career. Its pres
ident is Mr.. w &. Huntington, the
foremost business man of this section,
if not of this State. He has associated
with him some of the wide-awake and
successful business men of Farmville,
and together they are making earnest
effort to advance the material interest
of town and surrounding country.
Approaching the value of printers
ink they have advertised the advant-
ages of the place and of the section.
They have also been extensively en-
gagged in private correspondence, with
the hope Of inducing other manufac-
turing enterprises to locate here.
This work still goes on, and the hope
is that it will be fruitful of results.
Under the auspices of the Board of
Trade a brilliant banquet was some time
since given, when Pres Johnson of the
Norfolk and Western system with other
officials of that road, gathered with re-
preventative business men of Farmville
at well spread tables, and having en-
ioyed a sumptuous feast, then inter-
changed opinions on business condi-
tons, and made valuable suggestions
for plans for the future. The speech
of Pres. johnson on the occasion was
a notable one, in which he clearly out
lined the policy of his road, and in
which he gave assurance of active CO.
operation on the part of its manage
ment with the people who live on its
line, in their efforts at material uplift
Farmville INDUCES the comforting hope
that that banquet will still bear much
fruit.
There has been no suggestion of new
enterprise or of other industries made
in which the Board has not taken lively
interest, and when business men of any
community touch elbows for advance
movement, nothing can resist their 90
ing to the front
Thoughtful men of Farmville agree
in saying that if our popularity is ia
increase then we must have a larger
weekly pay roll, and to secure this,
they also agree that we must have other
industries, which will furnish profitable
work for those who are willing to labor
For this purpose also, the Board OF
Trade was born, and it lives with an
eye single to its accomplishment.
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1909-04-30

when he came 10 the service OF the
bank he brought with him out OF the
school of experience and of study a
store of knowledge which he has used
10 the highest good of the institution
over which he has been called upou
TO preside.
Associated with him are the follow
inc officials II c. Crute, Vice-Presi-
dent Walker Scott. Cashier, and r..
S Warren Assistant Cashier. The
Directors, men who direct, and take
am active part in carrying out the pol
icy of the bank. meet from two to
three times each month, with commit
tee meetings almost daily, in order
that close touch with the business OF
the bank may be had. Their names
are as follows II. A. Stokes, II. c.
Crute, W. T. Clark II f. Wall, S. w.
Paulett, A. f. Cralle and II. D. Cobb.
Read over their names above given
and those who know the prudent and
progressive bus ness men of FarmvillC
and surrounding country will readily
recognize that in the list the names OF
leaders are to b. found.
The present management of the
bank is of the very highest order, anC
only during the past few months tn,
deposits alone nave increased forty
five per cent which is the mos
striking demonstration of the regarC
in which this Institution is held by Tho
| people of Farr,illc and the surround
ing counties. 1t is the policy of tn,
| Planters Bank o. Farmyillc to give es
| pocial care and attention to the patro
mage of the farmers of this section
while all are treated literally, fairl,
/ and above all cautiously.
This bank hls the unique distinc
/ zion of being a Roll of Honor Bank.
/ It is 900 honorable distinction of which
| aay financial ms tuition I'm the Unite,
lroy.o hanks This closs aro ,hos.
,o..a..ir. .,,r,s and nrof;ts f., ~,
...s If nnit.I Noedloss f. CIV IN.
t..t t,st . i,rk ,ccnnios nos;.ior ~,
Oh. p.lof u,,,r ,.or,. ,.olnar,l,
ascot. r,., be,.,so il n,t. tho s,an,,
Of so.i8itv and ,ros,crity on an insti
...:.. ..i ..., -.
mn tso r,ll cam .ot bo honrbt
The Planters s,nl b,iJ;nr ;s nm.
af +ho most inn, ,sino bnsinoes struc
turos on our M , street # has boo,
added to and I'm ,rovod nnon until ~,
tanos have bs ,no now r.. intor
nal arranoomcn. arc ne ,voll.niob nor
feet as rood fe and artistic skill
/ could have dc Used The comfort.
and convenience of rotr,re GO u.ol
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1909-04-30

There was time in the history Of
this section when at this season of the
year some folks were. nosing around
for bunch Of mint. l. there sprig
left in any garden? Not that we want
a smell or taste but we are anxious
TO know what's going on around and
about us that we may give out the
news.
A new deviln has invaded the
Herald work shop and has been won
dering and murmuring that any one
should have ever undertaken to write
for the papers who had never learned
to write so that any mortal can dicipher
the hieroglyphics. "Devil" as he is
his agony of soul has awakened our
sympathy.
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1909-04-30

We doubt the propriety of allowing
the push carts of town loaded with
goods, wares and merchandise the use
Of our side walks. They were intended
for foot passengers and not for hoofs
and wheels.
\ lady of Rich mond who hasn't
much of this worlds goods has sent
500 and contributed it to the rebuild
ing Of the st. Paul's steeple. No more
graceful or imposing spire ever lifted
its head in md air. We will rejoice TO
look at it again when restored TO its
ancient glory.
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1909-04-30

Neha,e 90 EN- accustomed To the
he" hats mo call they are beautiful
except iu cha IN A en- the beauties are
barriers b.to en- rulpit and pews.
And yeta net} on is barred from
church pr ,c- fas lost much Of its
charm and Paul has had something
io say OBJ O. ubiect of woman wor
shipping g. With head "uncoVered."
We wauto Haircut Saturday after
noon bat W dn't crowd the BARRIERS,
but When 49, vent on Monday morn
ing We still ound the crowd. The
fact j, Farm lie is busy and growing
on all lines.
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1909-04-30

The baby group that gathers about
the monument grows in charm as the
days have frightened with new glow
but we see no hope for the young
trees which have been planted in
front of the Methodist Church unless
they are properly and promptly boxed.
Some babies are walking babies, and
are sure to reach out and grab things
as they 90 by. The grasp may be a
gentle one but it is strong enough
to snatch the life from q young tree
Oliver, the pillow man, left an estate
ors-OO00.O0O. Must have struck his
Golfer deep.
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1909-04-30

Animals are such agreeable friends
they ask no questions, they pass no
criticisms.
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1909-04-30
DEMOCRATIC PRIMARY

To be held during the coming summer
/ lake this occasion iO announce Do
thOs, Of my friend, who urged me- o.
appear a. a candidate al me last pr.
mary that ! should appreciate Their
support AT the coming one. should
consider II an honor 10 represent my
county men, among whom ha'e
lived since my early boyhood. boo tie
Virginia Legislature. and pledge my
self. should be their cholce. % dis
charge the duties Of the office iai0-
fully and ZealOusly.
r. specially,
ROBr. f. REuOk
ian. off
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1909-04-30

All mankind loves lover.
Want of tact is bottom selfishness,
for self thinks and acts only for itself.
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1909-04-30
To the Voters Of Prince Edward
GOunty!l

The announcement having 0ec'
made I'm the Herald, at my fe 'e'"
that ! am a candidate before the l'.'n'
Ocratic primary for the nOmiualiOl 'o
represent rince Edward IN iit as.
General Assembly Of Virginia d ''-
To say in my own behalf that ",
health has been restored by the ''
Of all good, and am free a. iai .'
know from any organic disea-t
feel physically able 10 attend ihc N.
of "A legislator. ! owe the good lNv
Of rnce Edward a debt OF la-..'-
gratitude for the offices they
heretofore bestowed upon me.
your vo.e and support again, VI d.. luz
promise that if elected ! will 81" l''
best ! can, and endeaNOr 10 m' '
continuance Of the confidence "
friendship Of my fellow citizens.
Very Respectfully Yours.
ian off W. II. EWING
eliminate wine from litertte'
and what gap is made" eNc.a..n,
the Rochester Post-EXpreS, @u'' "
is but Just to the prJhiDrtioni'ts -
that the only literature from WHICH,
they are seeking To- eliminate "I"' %.
the menu card.-W--iA % uono9s sru,
In books it may QUA 9ldosd 1871 sro,
menu earl il is " ueo pIBI9H our An
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the brains, 4 nkuuu1u !. 80
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1909-04-30
To The Voters of Prince Edward
County.

wish To make puhlicthe statement
that am candidate for t'e l0s.h.
ture. subject To the
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1909-04-30

Judge PaTl
ties -"the I
Why not M
energencle
industries&
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-03-22
BOTH HIS EYES
SERIOUSLY HURT
EH-ALDE RMAN FRASER SUFFERS
EXPERIMENTS WITH ELEC-
TFlCiTY TO DEMONSTRATE
THEORY,

EN-Aldcrman Fraser is SUFFERING
from seriously injured eyes. In avn
argument about the work being done
on the big safe az. the Alaxardc.
County Naiio1al Bank. be contan TEL
That the steel door could be uiereaf
by m"cEs Of electric heat In the
course Of fifteen minutes. To dem.
ols'rate his theory he induced one of
The H!cfure-show managers 10 permit
the Use Of his machine Mr. Fraser
took an iron bolt and easily burned It
in Two, watching the proceedts-
closely. An i-auso heat was eag.u-
i',el, and he all not realize that hts
.or.s We're affected till after m.luteat
when DE- was awakened by an inteu.
pain iu the eyes. He arose al cnrn
and made his wav to Dr. Duus resi-
deuce, tak.-g he middle of The street
as be could see very imparIectly. +.
aroused the d1.,or ~ho gave him
temporary relief then and has baoa
treating him since. Yesterday g.
finn formed over one eve and the
ether was badly bEsteroJ. 1ul If IL
not believed tha, he viii lose eith-.
g them.
Mr.. Fraser's suggestion has no.
been tried on The bank safe. The
safe Is stl closed
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-03-22
STOCK COMPANY
At OPERA HOUSE
EARL NEBuR COMBINATION
WILL OFEN ENGAGEMENT
TONIGHT WITH STRONG REP.
ERToIRE-OTHGR PLAYS.

The Earl cNbur Stock c.. cp--s a
frenight engagement at Cairo orera
house tonight The company is
headed by Graham Earle and Mss
Wayne supported Icy strong tal.rt in
erry part. The repertoire includes
THE Lion and the Lamb" Mrs.
Temples Telegram" a Daughter Of
the enemy Pawn Ticket 2l5." a
Romance Of Kentucky" etc All are
strongly dramatic plays. and are pre-
scented with frll scenic equipment.
Specialties between acts win De pre-.
scented Ladies' viii Zee admitted free
tonight Under usual conditions.
Prices: 10. % and go cents.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-03-22
Paid in Full"

Paid IN Full" a new pIav a. con-
life in America b.
Eugene Walter the reiaaing dramatic
sensation Of the current ason I'm
Kew York. whore at the Ast1r
theatre. under the directi n RI Wa--
onha.s AMI Kemper it has just closed
its second triumpha' year. is t. b.
seen in this city al the opera house
On Monday March q. with a special
cast and production The play has
to its credit a run Of Eve months 1T
the Grand Ouora House Chi al.
Prices 25c to sl.5o. Seats On 81.
SATURDAY.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-03-22
THE Cow Puncher."

The Cow pGncber." four at
drama of the west bv Hal Reid viii
appear at the opera house On Satur-
day March 18th. matinee and mig t.
The plot is original and lrami l..
cliMaNes are powerful TIE cat
numhets twenty and is made up of
the best Known artists. Severll
unique AMI new speeialt e- are i1tr.-
duced during the action If tie play
and the scenery and electrical eTe &
are the best. Watch for the man
with tho rore. Prices: Matinee 20
and p cents; night. .. 80 and -
cents.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-03-22
PADEREWSKI STRICKEN
With rheumatism in Right Arm nd
Hand-Goes to New York
For Treatment.

New York, March 2i.-Ignace Jar
Paderewski. the famous pia 10 vtr.
tnoso' arrived here today fir m MIN
neapolis after caneeling tree N.
gagments in the west, to plac, lin.
self in the hands. OF. a spatia ist IN
rheumatism.
padefewsd swaY psuddealN stricken
WIZ umaasm in the Light hand
ami arm Friday. paderwesSi /; c n.
hdent that the ailment is only ten,
pcrary
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-03-22

berg, well-known Odd Fellow. Tho
remains Will be brought to Villa Ridge
for interment this afternoon and the
members Of the Cairo lodges are h.
yited to attend rs will be seen in a
notice elsewhere in this issue. The
decedent was brother-in-law of NJ
Cantor Of Marion who Is WellknoWa
in cairo
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-03-22

Every once in a while the actor
while taking the part OF a dude In
play would spend large sums of his
stage money. On one Of these occa-
sions it seemed too much for a Ger
tain person in the audience, when a
voice rang snrill and dear through the
house; Hey. Bill. how about that
five you owe meg
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-03-22
a PRAYER.

Teach us to know the healing infIu-
ence of beauty. and so to realize the
insidious evil of all that mars the
landscape; compromising. too. that
ugliness. wherever found. is opposed
to the harmonious development of
mans thought and TO The design OF
Thy northumberland Irving Earring
ton
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-03-22
Addition to Coal Office.

D T. Mccarthy is having an addi.
in built to his coal office on lower
Commercial The work is we'll uu-
Ter way aud when completed the
tice will he twice the size as for.
merry.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-03-22
THE Man Ct the Hour"

"A great plav cf Am ri an 81
that is what Hon. r. u. guI.r.r
Democratic leader cf y W Ynk -fv
and che Of the most nrt-utirl D. q
ticiars Of the lay. called Tho M77 Of
the Hour which will he given h-re
On Tuesday, March 21th.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-03-22

me OOhhF &c Ct Broadway
Lovers u music and frn have. q
treat in store fer them when Murray
end Mach ir their creates. succes rs
The Srnny size e. pr7sIsa-r B-a-
here March alst Their support is
strong. toe cCst-mes b au i-u' an
the novelties aud electrical effects.
inc riding the wonderful Face Graph.
IRE unsurpassed ty any rCdu ton OF
its Ind. =
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-03-22
A Humble Suueestlon.

scientists say the white ant lave
eo'oo0 eggs month. Would II wo
aesire 10 ASK, would it be possible to
cross the white ant with the Plymouth
Rock hen?-Toreka Capital
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-03-22

Don't place your orders for avn
6ngs before you see G. Hauser al
orders delivered four days after re-
oeipt Special prices on residence
awnings. G. Hauser, Jr, Jackson,
Tenn.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-03-22
Where Salmon Thrjyes

Chinook salmon. introduced 70 Nag
Zealand waters from the United SIT .
grow about fEc times the Size t.,.
attain in tAeif native Lagl;s.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-03-22
Bridge Whist Club.

The Bridge Whist cub VIII n NJ
this afternoon with Mrs. Douglas HI
iday Of Elm street