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The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-10-27
Seals AppOinted

Carl H. Seals of Birmingham has been appointed by Gov. B. B. Conner a police commissioner of tho Magic City for the long term. Other gubernatorial appoint ments are: E. F. Ladd, Mobile, notary public; N. D. Sandlier, Lauderville, no tary public and justice of the peace; Al lie Carruthers. Selma, notary public, and J. M. Cooper of Yellow Pine, notary pub. lie.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-01-17
INSURANCE CASE
BECOMES ACUTE
NEW YORK INSURANCE DE
PARTMENT WANTS TO TAKE
CHARGE OF COM p a NJ v
LiEUT-GOvERNo INVOLVED.

Syracuse, N Y, Jan. lG--m con
nection with the state insurance de
partment's endeavor to take over and
liquidate the Peoples Mutual Life In
surance Association and League. the
resignation was announced today OF
Lieut.. Gov. Horace White as director
of the First National Bank The in.
surance department attorney today
asked that the evidence against Ger.
tain officers of the company be sub
mitted to the grand Jury.
Concerning Whites resignation the
bank directors issued a statement
that White had stated that Ger
tain transaction concerning $50, o01
passed to the credit of White in the
bank. in connection with the People s
Mutual Life Insurance Association and
League, was legal and proper.
The board, it was added, lisap
proved of the action and accepted
Whites resignation.
The hearing on the insurance lie
partment's application to take over
and liQuidate the affairs of the insur
ance association was concluded today
and the court will announce its de
cision next Tuesday.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-01-17
FOUR HOURS OUELINC
Night Watehmen Chased Each Other
Around 1uilding-One Man
Finally Killed.

New York, Jan Ca duel Of -four
hours duration between two might
watchnen In a store on Broadway re.
suited in the death of one of the par.
Elephants. Killed by bullet in the
head. After finally running down
aud shooting his companion. the sur
viypr sat down and wrote a letter TO
the. police, telling them all about it
aud then finished mp his uirhts work
by clearing up and putting the store
in order 80 ...
John Ferri5a who has worked for
the firm for rs Years is under arrest.
hargeh with the shooting The yi-
tim OF the duel was John Woods.
There had been had blood between
the two men aud during the night
they renewed their quarrel
Ferris told the police that Woods
slapped himSin the face and that for
hours they chased each other around
the store, M stairs and down. Sew.
,eral shots We're exchanged, but none
'tock effect untll Ferris finally caught
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-01-17
ELEPHANT HAS TOOTH FILE
Big Animal in Eronx Eco Chaire !
Down while Keeper Fills Large
Cavity in Moiar.

New York, Gunda, the big ma'a
elephant at the Bronx ZOO has had
Z tooth filed Ills keeper, william
fhumann, entered the cage alone and
persuaded Gunda to lie down. Then
With the help of the keepers outside
chains were thrown over his head AMI
finally he was pinned securely to tho
floor of the cage
Next his mouth was pried open and
wooden blocks were inserted to hold
the jaws apart. When this had been
accomplished Thumann got an ak. sat
down on the elephants head, and Dr.
Reed took look inside He found q
great hole in the first moar on the
right side. The tooth was in bad
shape, and before anything could DO
done to FIJI the cavity it had TO be dug
out and cleaned properly. When this
was done medicine was put in to
stop the pain, the hole was filled up
with cement and polished off. and
everybody but Thumann left the cage
while the latter undid the chains and
straps and things and let Gunda up on.
his feet again. The elephant was
bit unfriendly for a few minutess but
soon calm@d down 4t,&
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-01-17
OFFICIAL IS ACQUITTED
Galveston Jury Finds Government In
spector Net Guilty Of Snug
cling Chinese.

Galveston. Tex, Jan. lG-E. =.
Holman. United States Immigration
inspector for the Galveston district,
was today acquitted of The charge of
conspiring with others to bring into
this country Cinnamon from Mexico
in violation of the exclusion act.
Judge Burns in the federal court in
strrcting the jury to bring in yer.
dict TO that effect. Mr. Holman was
one OF the fifteen defendants who have
been on trial here for the past FIVE
days. The prosecution also today dis
missed the cases against four of the
five Cinnamon being tried on this
charge, This left the Jury to decide
as to the guilt or innocence of tho
other ten defendants. The reason OF
the dismissal OF the cases against the
Cinnamon was that the court excluded
from the evidence many documents
and letters written in Chinese, on the
ground that the signature or hand
writing of the letters was not suiIi-
GENTLY identified as being these OF
the Cinnamon, and also on the ground
that it did not appear the surrender
Of the papers and documents was o
a nature sufficiently voluntary to
make them admissible under the rr.es
OF evidence.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-01-17
COLLISION AT
Concluded from First Page,(

and an east bound fast train were or.
dered to pass at Keystone.
A freight train on siding pre-
vented the east bound passenger
train from pulling directly upon it.
The passenger train had run past
the station and was ready to back
onto the siding when the Overland
Limited, going % miles an hour
crashed into it, Both engines were
lreduced to scrap iron, and the mail,
baggage and chair cars of the Limited
were badly wrecked
The enginemen escaped by jump
ing.
The dead woman is Mrs, Louis Zee
Iof Cleveland. Texas.
Fatally injured-Ralph Morrow
brakeman, of Marion. Iowa, legs
broken and internally injured.
Less seriously injured are A, W,
| Griffin, Chicago, baggageman, LEG
broken: Carl Pralies, newsboy, Bur,
| lington, Wis, ribs broken
/ Others injured NJ. ,Satzmal, JCoun-
Sen Bitffsss Joseph: seffes Omahas
flsogjS. zse- gls tslapsll4 Texas. n Musa
Kim. Cedar RAPIDS, Mapis Musbkin,
fCedaf RaffIs; Michael Dontarich
Chicago; George Kinder, Marion, Ia
| The crash was terrific and the pas
yengers were thrown into heaps. In
the panic that followed those who
were not pinioned beneath the debris
broke through windows and climbed
to safety. A special train equipped
with surgeons and supplies was sent
from Marion, The injured were
brought to the hospital here.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-01-17
PAUpER MAD FORTUNE
Aged Woman Found. Dead in Pitts
bGrg-Wanted Heart Pierced
to Make Sure Of Death,

Pittsburg. "a. Jan. lG,-"Thrust a
dagger through my heart three times
to make sure am dead. Let my body
lie ten days, cremate it then and bury
the ashes in Allegheny cemetery
were the written instructions found
with the body of Laura White, single,
aged GS years. supposed pauper, lly-
ing alone who was discovered e arly
today in room with five locks upon
the door, her badly decomposed body
half eaten by rates.
Police found bank books and will
disposing OF 100000 to local char,
table institutions in trunk in the
poorly furnished house Cancelled
checks in the woman's clothing
ranged in amounts from II cents to
a thousand dollars. Real estate held
by her is located in Indiana, Montana
and California.
The will found by the police makes
special request that competent med.
ical authorities examine her body for
ten days" to ascertain to a certainty
that death has occurred, leaving $50
for this service, The doctor stabbing
her heart three times is to receive
500.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-01-17
WIDOWS WOO Rich RANcHER
Farmer Receives Whecibarrow Load
of letters from Unattached Who9
Seek Mate.

Spokane, Wash.--The Wilson Creek
(WashD bachelor rancher, Edwin ~.
Hyde who won a homestead valued
at $4,000 in the drawing for Indian
lands in the F'lathead reservation in
western Montana, IS carrying his mail
home in a wheelbarrow these days,
and the lQtal postmaster threatens to
resign Because OF overwork
lie is besieged by widows, spinsters
and romantic Young women Hho are
eager for the position Of housskeeper
on his Row ranch. He~has also re-
ceived a half hundred proposals of
marriage from wsmen in New York,
Chicago, Boston and other large cen
ters.
He says the food. Of letters was
started by the publication Sf his pho.
tograph in eastern and. western news
papers at the time Of the drawing,
when the correspondents announced
that he needed only helpmate to
make life complete
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-01-17
Dictionary Needed.

A writer In the Bystander thinks
that compilers of aviation diction.
aries have been little slow In not
providing some unique swear words
for use when things don't go just right
for. aeronauts and spectators Il can
not help thinking few must have
been invented at Juvisy, for instance.
and elsewhere he writes. Few
things can contribute more to enrich
the language than impatiance, day In
the train for 20-mile journey, being
trodden under-foot by raging crowd,
and stiff neck And bad weather.
hotel charges and the aviator's refusal
TO fly because he has lost his pocket
handkerchief, or his oil can, or nut.
or what not---and you have all the
requisites for the composition of an
aero.oath."
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-01-17
RoBT. A. HEWITT DEAD
Resident in Cairo Nearly Hall =
century--Was at One Time
Cairos Fire Chief.

Robert A. Hewitt died at 4:30 a. m.
yesterday at St. Mary's Iniimary from
an ailment with which he had suffered
patiently for long time, until an OPP
Grafton recently performed could not
bring relief. He was born in Balt-
more, Md, Aug G, 1852, AMI was
therefore abort IS years old. He came
to Cairo in the sixties. when ten years
old. and resided here till his death.
lie was quiet hammered man. who
attended to his own affairs. pursuing
various occupations, being for time
on. the river AS boy he sold news
papers to the soldiers and others jim
! Cairo, and often spoke Of getting from
" 5a cents. per ssaty4 The wasI Ia
.cfaiser member Of the GIL Hibernihn
Wire company and one OF the hardest
workers at fires when the volunteer
department held sway Under Mayor
Wright's administration he was chief
Of the Cairo fire department, He was
a member of Alexander Lodge. l. O.
q. f., who will have charge of the
NfuneraI Wednesday.
The near surviving relatives are the
widow, daughter, Mrs Elmer Smith
Of Memphis; two sisters. Mrs. j. o.
HUNT Of Cairo and Mrs L., w. Johnson
Of lfllin; two brothers, Geo. H. Hewitt,
Of Leayenworth, Kas,. and A. H.
Hewitt OF San Francisco, Deceased
was a nephew of Daniel Hartman
Mrs j.. g Williamson, Mrs. Margaret
Wilson and Mrs. A. HALEY, of this
city.
Mineral arrangements will be an
no,heed later.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-01-17
The Best He Could Do.

Explorers hate to take back or
amend anything they have written"
said F. S. Dallenbaugh of the Ameri.
can Geographical society They are
like the Waldo editor there.
"a man entered the Waldo editors
office and shouted, angrily:
''You said in yesterdays paper that
I'd been hanged It's false. Eve new.
or been condemned, let alone hanged.
We'll, my friend said the other,
its our policy never to issue direct
contradictions. They shake the con.
ldence of the reader, But I'll tell you
what wen do for you. Wen say you
we're cut down before life was ex.
,inct,' ..,A
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-01-17
FOCEL'S CONTENTION
Declares Neither National League Nor
Commission Has Right to In
terfere in Dispute.

e 4 tsI& *
philadelphia, *a1n 1i6f AfsitheF the
National lseagussss ,pQr INV Eat y a pqas
commission has any right To- interiors
in the dispute, between the club and
its manager, is the contention Of
President Fogel, of the Phil,
adelphia club in the matter of the
salary dispute between his club anil
William Murray. the deposed man,
ager
Fogel asserts that contracting with
IA man to manage the club does not
bring him under the jurisdiction of
the hague Or commission, as in the
cases of players.
Murray's contract with the former
owners guaranteed him $4,000 fol
the next two years Fogel and his as.
'sociates refuse to pay this
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-01-17
Much Money II Bee Hives.

Shelbyville, lnd--D c. Kerr an auc-
tioneer. recently cried sale at the
farm of the late William Hooker. near
Southport. Char, ~ McLane is the
administrator. and ifter his direction
much of the Hookci belongings were
sold under the hammer
During the sale man purchased a
number Of bee hives, aud later he
called for them In lifting one of the
hives the bottom fer out and several
papers were scattered about the
ground.
They were certificates Of deposit for
$500 on an Indianapolis bark
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-01-17
HOUSE FLY COsTL
Almost Incredible What DamaC
Is Being Done by Pest.
Expert Says People Lose 17Q.200,0<
Years Ct Life and S2o,ooo,ocC, oco
By Insect - determination
tiuge Task.


New lo'h'--ohc hundred ana seN
eh'y milioh years would be added
the liVes Of the people OF the lnitt
states or 4'oVo'goo A'es oil lhe pre-
eht average lehSth, ana $-0'9o0'VV.
u,aro anaibiIa+r@
~ THESE S'aFII'A6 it'fe5 Ut. Dah1t
- 'a2hSoh' H4e-nIc' Oh the hel
chants association water Foiintio'
co'niNitIee' to'd tGo ne" Jersey 9AH'
tdfy asSocihiioh MS eSithlate oil N
carnage Oy 'he common houSeho!'
.,. -. 80,
- 1t ~ H4''' ""'''
|5e 20 1e'r5 'oi'u Ny 'He pe9'' -
: az 'Na'n ecu . '''S up " No'
Wy = ~ " way Il' ~ Is'fta c''i l'
NV II ~ 80 ~ /" ny" 1872
HI = y ~ ~ 'i'i.,7sno
e 40, ,'wu"i'Pps f'iii iaHaF IA
'S.sv 'Nt0 "V' ~ wy ~
'i, nis ~ "pq t's9 ~ ~ Wv il'ld!
means Something Ana when We =,
further and find that this means IN .
saving of 4OOn 600 lives nj the n,e-e n
average length or totar nj r7p o0o
600 wears of life fhat means q qrra,
more"
,-,,
- ''o mn - ,.'' q" '..''' S''',''
- "" ,ag ''pI'I' W ,'' " hS
"a9 49,, ii,s,'. ',.sp s .'' ~ - -. "'''.,'
in doing away with the frst 10 win
also do away, in a ycry fargo aa@rcc
with tyukpid and other eant9gialts ro.
Yers.
e.
'nl ! = ' ", ''.',''uuS we io1'tch OF the
'"'eiS VI We" io'N "di DOT Ut JACK
sou i''nu .'e9 "e,F ii'Qat hlilefea'
and that in the same neirh, orboods
typhoid fever and other i,teetinaI df,,
eases were most nrey,,ant. rbor.
sands IF eies were c,u,,ht and cvor,.
tned and rnon tbon, niI,;ans or NJ
ease garms wore found
~ 'He p'per uetlVefea beofe inc
lerseyipen' 1T. Jackson toid o. ono
soVeI 'sneuenE CLOCK IN Manhatfap
Where more 'nah leu saaes OF TYPHOID
ie'er ueNeioPed - me recent epidett
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-01-17
MOI IN UTAH, SAYS spRY.

Chicago, Jan. -i6.-"There will he nd
fight at Salt Lake or in Utah, The
authorities will, take steps to- prevent
It., said Governor Spry, of. Utah, on
his arrival here tonight, The Cover
nog added: 80
u have made this assertion Before.
and ! repeat it with renewed EN-.
phasis. There is no use Of these
sporting men talking of overthrowine
the law Of Utah. AS for the supposed
guarantee put up by Salt Lake City
business men it had no official sane.
ton" 20
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-01-17
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Cara Woman's Club VIII on Next
Saturday Celebrate Thirty
fifth Anniversary ''

The thirty,iifth anniversary of the
Cairo Woman's Club will be celebfa.
ted next Saturday afternoon at the
library hall The anniversary of the
founding of the club is also the birth
ras anniversary Of Mr.. A. b. Stafford,
Rev George M. Babcock OF the Epis-
eopal church, will deliver the address
and musical selections will be rem,
dcsei by local talent, After the pro
+ ALI a reception will he held. The
co7mittee in charge is composed of
Ncsdames Samuel White (chairmanl
Thomas Mcfarland, w. II. Sutherland
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-01-17
ADDITIONAL CITY BRIEFS.
Installed Officers.

AT their meeting last week, Cairt
Lodge, No. | al, Modern Brotherhood
of America. installed officers and an
excellent program was had at Stafford
hal A class of twenty members was
adopted and refreshments were pro
Ided after the exercises, Plans are
being made for an old time box SO
cialF and another class adoption. to
take place Feb. 10th to which the
pubic will he invited.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-01-17
SEWER MONEY WASTED.

Chicago, Jan. 16--Sixty-fve per
cent of the s22S,00o of the money
spent for labor last year in the Chi
cago sewer bureau was wasted, &C
cording to the report Of experts who
conducted an investigation for the
Merriam commission Political pun
of the team owners and others is
given as an explanation
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-01-17
TO VISIT BIG COLLEGES.

MorgaEtown, W. Va, IAN. lG.-Gov'
ernor Glasscock, President Prrlnton
Of the University OF West Virg mia,
and members of the state toard OF
control will leave tomorrow or q tour
of the western colleges and universe
ties. which will I've studied with view
to modernizing the University Of West
Virginia. The universities of WILSON,
sin, Illinois, Michigan, minnesota and
Chica~o WI be visited.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-01-17
PROMOTERS IN AN
Concluded from First Page.)

OF the slol,co &Iarantee only $40
600 has been posted. Rckard ASSERTS
that Gleason ,ftd not put up a cent of
this, forfeit, while Gleason declares
Rickard could not have been in the
enterprise but for Gleason's influence,
The sporting fraternity believes the
fight viii he whereyer. Jeffries dc
tates, and he is partial to San Fran
cisco.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-01-17
WILL NOT AREiTRATE.

Philadelphia, ain. lG,--Thc manu-
faeturer5' proposals. Of arbitration
were booted in the stirling girl shirt
waist makers meeting today Sew
eral members of the strikers execI-
tive committee who spoke in favor
of accepting the offer were hootei
down
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-01-17
NEGRo'S DIRTY WORK.

Upper Alton, ILL.,. ian lG,-~Frigh'
ened Saturay night ~ a negro wllc
grabbed her as she passed q darn
alley, Miss Anna Mcmahon has lost
her voice from the shock. She IL able
to communicate only by signs, The
negro was frightened away by the ap
preach Of a pedestrian.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-01-17
CREW WAS RESCUED.

San Francisco, Jan. lG-~The crew
'of the schooner San Buenaventura
that dyiftod ashore yesterday on the
oregon coast, arrived tonight aboard
the steamer Fair Haven, which res
|cued them from the water logged
LYCssel.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-01-17
RIVER TERMINALS
THEIR VALUE ILLUSTRATED IN
h EXPERIENCE OF GERMAN
CITY OF BRESLAU.
Located On Stream Smaller Than
Illinois River II Developed
From 100000 Tons to
Three Million Tons,

ST. Louis, Jan. l5-One of the
most interesting volumes which has
leone to st, Louis in many weeks has
been on exhibition for a few days in
lie office of President w. X. Kava-
naugh. of the Mississippi Valley
Transportation Company 1t was
brought to this city from Breslau be-
ause of the value the information and
figures it contains offer to the man
ayers of the new barge line of the
Mississippi Valley Transportation
company which Mr. Kayanaugh is put
ting under way.
Breslau is a city of about 100000
aeople on the Oder river in Slesia,
not far from the coal fields from
which Berlin draws most of its fuel
supply The Oder river is a very lit.
tie stream. nowhere as big as the
illinois, and at Breslau is SO shoal
and narrow that one could toss bis
ut across and wade after it waist
~. Nevertheless this little river
as always been busy one and
Ireslau has maintained a wharfmas-
or and public unloading crane
lnee about 1880
Until about 1895 Breslau was the
read of navigation on the Oder. In
that year, however, the Prussian gov.
crnment threw open an extension by
locks and dams about so miles up
stream to Kesel, where ii installed
FOR public use very complete plant
Tor dumping coal from mine trains
into barges. In year Breslau saw
its trade fall away and in five years
It had dropped from 100000 tons of
coal to about 100000 tons.
This was not to be tolerated How
to stop it? The officers of the city
and of the chamber of commerce held
q consultation, and called in the rail
roads to help. Out of it all grew !.
plan for a harbor so economical that
It would pay to bring coal clear to
Breslau to transfer 10 the river. The
city thercupon issued sl,500,000 in
bonds, ground was bought where
slips could be dug in the foot of an
sland to be served by two channels
and the railway laid tracks to serve
The new harbor Beautiful stone-walled
slips of ample capacity were dug and
vailed, unloading cranes both fast
and moving were set along the quays
coal tipping installation was set ur
and grain, sugar and general freight
warehouses with railway switches
were rected
The result was remarkable In q
year the tide of trade came flowing
strongly, and soon instead of 100000
tons Breslau was shipping 100000
tons, and her total trade had in
Icreased to nearly 100000 tons
This had not detracted in the least
from Kosel. which continued to adj
vance 50 that the river altogether
bears, nowraa ,tFatfis Of. nearly, IL ssnb
auite.. 1000 900. topsAa "a veal, sss Al I
Every cargo which. ~ swung in ar
thhess fsr.anes.9E tipped en- the coal ma
chine pays its proper charge to tht
harhor master-~bpt this charge lis sC
slight that 1t does not hinder traffic
ietit is snficientlto tpay the inteEes
and provide repayment fund &fol
the bonds, and in a few years Bres
lau will be left with harbof fur
inished free without expense. from
which a growing trade will return in
come to the city IA
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-01-17
ANOTHER SWOPE HEIR Ill.

Columbia, Tenn. Jan. lG-Stewart
Fleming, one of the heirs of Thomas
Swope. of Kansas City, and ore of the
executors of the Swope will. is crit
ieally Ill of typhoid fever. Fleming
became i'll after arriving home from
a recent visit to St. Louis.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-01-17
SCHOONER WRECKED.

San Francisco, Jan. ia lumber
schooner believed to he the san
Buena Ventura bound for Mexico
from Eureka. was wlccSed today on
the Oregon coast. There was no sign
Of itfe aboard the vessel, apparently
having been abandoned by the crew
Of twelve men before it drifted ashore.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-01-17
BANK CLOSED.

Evansville, Ind, Jan. lG.. Following
meeting tonight of the directors OF
the Citizens National bank a notice
was posted on the front doors that
the bank was closed, but ii is believed
the depositors will be paid in full.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-01-17
JEEF SAYS FRISCO.

joliet AIM l6.-"The fight will be
either at SsnJFrancHco or across the
nay at oakland said Jeifries here
tonight i much prefer the coast.
and that is the understanding. / don't
thing there is thee siightest chance OF
II being held at Salt Lake.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-01-17
NOTICE.

Mr. Amos e. Dennis, formerly man
ager of the Bell C. Co. loan Office is
now manager of the Home Loan
Office, new concern that has just
started business at 1O5 Eighth street.
He will be glad to meet his old Gus
toners and friends at the new place.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-01-17
DENVER PRESSMEN WIN.

Denver Ian. iG.-ThH morning news
narers will resume publication tomor-
row An agreement was signed to-
night with the pressmcn. providing
for twenty per cent increase in
wages
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-01-17
MRS. FISH suFFRAGETTE.

New York, Jan. lG,--Mrs Stuy-
yesant Fish has been converted to
the suffragetto cause, she says, by the
eloquence of Mrs O. H. p. Belmont.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-01-17
TO DISCUSS RULES.

Ithaca n. Y. Jan. 1G.-Prof l.. NJ
Dennis, chairman Of the intercol-
legiate football rules committee has
called a meeting for New York, Feb.
3, to consider changes in rules.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-01-17
COASTING ACCIDENT.

Cincinnati. Jan. l6.--Five boys legs
were broken tonight and three others
seriously injured as tae result of a
collision of coasting bob5led and an
automobile.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-01-17
RIVER NEWS
.xssaasss4saasasaaalaaaai

The river marked 32.5 feet on the
Cairo gauge last evening, showing a
rise of 8 OF a foot in "a hours.
The ]. Fl. Friend went south with
two empties yesterday morning
The Sadie Lee is still here, waiting
for the ice to run out before starting
for Memphis.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-01-17
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY.

FOR SALE-Haif interest in PAYING
business in this city. includes man
agement of business and salary Of
500. $500 required J. W., 523 Broad
way Paducah Ky
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-01-17
chew TOBACCO for unc,o s,r,.

New York Several veteran fbamen
at the Brooklyn navy yard hue Le.1
assigned for the next few days 10 the
pleasant task Of chewing tctacco Tor
nc navy department The men are re
l,ircd ia test several hundred sam.
pies submitted 70 the government Ii
dealers who de-ire the contract l,.
ri.rutghing peSt Years cuppy To
United. 8 ates vii! bay Hteut 7905i
porEds o the approved brand Tor 1..s