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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1914-11-19
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WHO WILL BE
THE NEXT To
ANNOUNCE
THE FIRST CANDIDATE FOR
MAYOR HAS HIS LID IN THE
RING AND OTHERS ARE "BUz-
ZIN' AROUND"

Well, who's going to be the next
one?
The first announcement for the Of
fee of mayor has made its appear
ance, and as one has declared him
self, it behooves the others who
have been nursing ambitions to get
in the game and begin running be-
fore the first entry leaves them all
standing at the post in a forlorn at
titude
The number that have been men
toned for this office are numerous.
and if they are really in earnest the
people want to know about it. They
might as well get in the running
and quit flirting about it, as to stand
on the outside looking in until the
last moment
Those who have been prominently
mentioned" besides the present in
cumbent, Mayor Roberts, are: John
Carlock, Judge Gait. Val Mullen, Olin
Wolverton, Jimmy Cotner, l. r. Best,
D. II. Dawson, r. A. Hefner, NJ.
Ikard, (who has already announcedD
and a few others, who are 'in the
hands of their friends" all seem to
be willing to draw the salary and
donate their services to the city if
the people want them to serve. The
public might as well get ready for
the announcements, for they will be
forthcoming from now until after the
people have registered their prefer
ence at the polls in March.
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PARIS, Nov 19-An official statement today an
nOunces that the Algerian troops inflicted heavy defeat
upon the Germans yesterday at the village of Tracye
VAL between the Ois and the Asne The French captured
this village several days ago. Tuesday, the Germans
captured half of it. The Algerans charged and recap
tured the village.
There were no infantry actions yesterday in Bel
gum but heavy cannonading.
An unofficial report describes the recent brilliant
capture Of Schoorbeke, Belgium. 1t was marooned by
the floods except by two roads. British amored motor
cars plunged into the town at night of these
roads, while French sailors on RATS attacked the town in
the rear. The Germans fled before these attacks.
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INDIAN LAND SELLS
FOR $tt AN ACRE

Poteau, Okla, Nov. 1S.-Two hun
dred and twenty-five tracts of Indian
land<were sold here Wednesday at an
average price of $1l an acre. George
Foster, a pitcher in the Boston Am
erican baseball team, purchased two
farms at the sale Wednesday. one of
the tracts being for himself and the
other for his wife. To date 20,007
acres have been sold, the gross sales
amounting to $22S,OOO. Poteau is in
LeFlore county.
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SEVEN PERSONS
SHOT ACROSS
MEX. BORDER
MEXICAN WOMAN KILLED AND
THREE OTHER WOMEN AND
THREE AMERICANS WOUNDED
AS RESULT OF FIGHTING.

Naco, Ari2., Nov 1S.-One Mexican
woman was killed, three others
wounded and three men hurt on the
American side today as the result
of the attack on Naco Sonora, made
today by Governor Maytorena's va
Qui Indian troops.
Two of the men We're Americans
II. II. Reynolds, United States GUS
toms inspector, whose leg bone was
shattered, and trooper of the Tenth
United States cavalry, hit by a spent
bullet. The third was a Mexican
agent for General Hill, whose Carran-
zista troops are defending the Mex
lean town.
Three of Hills wounded were kill
ed in their beds by shrapnel fired
at their temporary hospital, which
flew the Red Cross flag.
Hills casualties for the day were
eighteen killed and fifty wounded.
Maytorenas losses are unknown.
Hill gave Maytorena's losses at
200 killed and wounded, saying the
bulk of these casualties We're suffered
by the Villistas in a cavalry charge
on his southeastern entrenchments.
The assault was repulsed
Stray bullets flying over the bor-
der also struck the east bound Golden
State Limited of the Rock Island
lines as it passed through Naco, Ariz.
One bullet shattered a Pullman win
dow. showering a sleeping passenger
with glass.
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SIX THOUSAND CARRANzA'S SOL
olERs SURRENDER TO VILLAS
ARMY AT lRAPUATO.
EXPECTED A BATTLE.
Carranza Said to Have Declared Criza-
ba the New Capital Of the Mexican
Republic-No Train Service Between
Vera Cruz and Mexico City.

Washington, d. c., Nov. 10. - Six
thousand of Carranza's soldiers have
surrendered to the Villaistas army at
Irapuato according to report received
here
Irapuato was expected to be the
scene of the first battle of the new
war.
General Villa with his army is said
to be marchin -, ,'-.i"o City. His
army yesterdi. 7ociety
the first important railroad suarro"
south of Aguas Calientes without fir
ing a single shot.
Representative of the United
States government in Mexico are said
to have reported that conditions are
more serious in Mexico now than for
several weeks past.
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TEMPERANCE DRINKS
DENIED ADMISSION

Guthrie. Okla, Nov. 1I-That So
called temperance drinks, containing
less than l per cent of alcohol, are
included in the federal law which
prohibits the introduction Of intoXi-
eating beverages into the territory
known as the old Indian Territory
was the decision of Federal Judge
John H. Cotteral for the western dis
trict of Oklahoma.
Judge Cotterals' decision was made
in denying to a brewery a requested
writ which would have compelled in
terstate railroads to accept for ship
ment into Oklahoma a Temperance
drink alleged to be non Intoxicating.
The Judge said that even though the
drink might be non Intoxicating, he
believed that the purpose of the en-
abling act and other federal enact
ments was to forbid the Introduction
of such drinks into Indian Territory
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ceding days. There has been fighting
virtually all along the front, but with
out any appreciable change in the sit
uation
From the coast of Flanders to the
river Lys, on the Franco Belgian bor-
der much of which has been flooded
by the allies, there has been a rep
etition on a somewhat smaller scale
of the bombardment which the in
yaders invariably resort to in the
hope of breaking down the allies
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Washington, Nov. 1.-TWO thou
sand of Carranza's troops voluntar-
lily surrendered to Villa when he took
Leon and other garrisons en- route to
Mexico City. Caruthers, who is with
Villa, reports that the rank and file
of the consttutionalists seem to fa-
vor Villa. Officials here expect Villa
to take Mexico City without firing
a shot.
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Special Judges Designated.

Oklahoma City, Nov. 1S.-Acting
Chief Justice Turner of the supreme
court has designated Judge r. Nc
MILAN of the Fourteenth district to
hold court in Guymon one week be-
ginning Nov. "a. He has also as
signed Judge Frank Matthews of the
Twenty fifth district court to hold
court in Arapaho one week begin
ming Nov. 16.
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cruce commutes Death Sentence

Oklahoma City, Nov. 1S.-Governor
Cruce has commuted to life imprls-
onment the death sentence OF Johh
Buxton of Choctaw county, who was
to have been executed Nov. %. BuN-
ton was convicted In November, l9lz.
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COUNTERFElTER, AGED
81 YEARS, SENTENCED

San Francisco, Nov 1S,-John Will
lams, a convicted counterfeiter, 81
years old, was sentenced to two years
at McNeils Island in federal court.
Williams was detected in an attempt
to pass a bill which he had raised
from 50 to 500.
The octogenarian has spent many
years in prison previously on similar
charges
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SAY TAX is UNJUST.

New Orleans, La, Nov. 19.-The
United States brewers in convention
here report that the war tax is un-
just. They assert that the govern
ment gets three times the revenue
from beer that the brewers them
selves get
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j. {. ASKS
TURKEYF0
EXPLANATION
FOR FIRING ON UNITED STATES
FLAG-FEAR FOR SAFETY OF u.
s. CONSULATE AT SMYRNA is
ENTERTAINED BY MANY.

Washington, Nov. 1S.-The United
States government has directed Am
bassador Henry Morgenthau at Con
stantinople to ask the Ottoman gov
ernment for an explanation of the fir
ing by Turkish land forces at a launch
from the American cruiser Tennessee
proceeding from Vourah to the Amer
lean consulate at Smyrna, Asia Minor.
Secretary Daniels with the APPROX
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Laredo Tex, Nov. 19.-Four Mex
leans were arrested here and one in
San Antonio late yesterday, charged
with organizing filibustering move
ment for Nuevo Laredo. 1t is be-
lieved that they are former Villistas.
Their trial will be held Monday.
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Carranza's New Capital.

Mexico City Nov. 19.-lt is reported
that Carranza has declared Crixaba
the new capital of the republic. Mex
leo City is quiet but feeling of tense
ness prevails. There was no train
from Vera Cruz last night. 1t is re-
ported that traffic was stopped at
Esperanza but the reason is not
known.
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GUTHRIE'S DEATH A MYSTERY
Coroner at First, Thought San Angelo
Man Suicided, But Changed Mind.

San Angelo. Tex, Nov. 19.-Mys-
terry surrounds the death Of w. a.
Guthrie here, whose body was found
by boys in the South Concho river
with his feet and left hand tied. 1t
was at first thought that Guthrie had
been murdered The coroner howev-
er was at first inclined to return
a verdict of suicide, but later changed
his mind when the evidence was
completed and it now appears that
Guthrie was murdered.
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Russian Center Thrown Back.

LONDON, Nov. 10. - General Hindenberg has
throw back the Russian center fifty miles from the Ger
frontier half way to Warsaw Berlin is celebrating
this great victory Russians officially admit "a reverse
The other two great Russian movements, respectively
against Cracow and into East Prussia are reported
steadily advancing The Russians have announced that
the Turkish advance has been checked.
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OFFICIALS HAD PLANNED TO OP-
EN- NEW YORK EXCHANGE NEXT
SATURDAY.
COTTON IS UP TODAY
Advance of Ten to Fifteen Points at
New York-Twelve Points Up in
New OrIeans-oId-StyIe Contracts
Settled Now,

New York, Nov. 19.-After officially
announcing this morning partial re-
opening of the New York stock ex-
change for next Saturday, the officers
later in the day changed their minds,
announcing that on account of unfore-
seen difficulties, the re-opening was
indefinitely postponed.
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ALCER|ANS DEFEAT GERMANS
At VILLAGE Of TRACY -LE-VAL

,ermans Believed Have Sustained Heavy Losses There
No Infantry Fighting in Belgium Yesterday But
Heavy CannOnading Was Heard-Germans Push
Back Russian Center for Fifty Miles, Half Way Be-
tween the German Frontier and Warsaw-Russians
Admit Reverse There, But Say that Other Two Move
ments Toward CracOw and East Prussia are Push
ing Rapidly FOrward-NO Information Today From
the Tennessee-Turkish Fleet Defeats Russian Bat
teships off SebastOpOl.
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France is Well Prepared.

Paris, Nov 19-Newspaper cor
respondents at the front say that
France is apparently prepared to
fight to the bitter end. Her army
is in preparation for years of a
drawn-ou struggle.
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Settled OId-Style Contracts.

New York, Nov. 19.--Cotton futures
rose from ten to fifteen points here
today. Nearly all of the old style con-
tracts are believed to have been set
tied.
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Mines Float to Holland.

THE HAGUE Nov. 19.-In one week, eighty Brit
ish German and French mines floated ashore on the
coast of Holland. Some of them exploded killing nine
and Wounding five persons. Over hundred bodies
of British sailors of sunken Warships also washed
ashore on the Holland coast.
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London, Nov. 19.-The latest offic-
ial communications recording the op-
erations on the western battlefelds
are much the same as those of pre-
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Knights of Pythias Tonight.

Myrtle lodge No. 107, knights oil
Pythias, will institute a big Bible
class tonight at their hall on Main
street. The Supreme and Grand
officers of the order will be present,
and the original Bible used by Justus
II. Rathbone, when the order was
founded in 1864 will be used in giving
the obligations.
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TAFT ENJOYING FREEDOM.
Ex-President Declares He Prefers
Watching Events.

Chicago, ILL.,, Nov 19.-When asked
his views on national questions to-
day, eX-President Taft told the re-
porters: 81 am sitting up in the
apple tree watching the course of
events and having better time as
a spectator than would as an
actor
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Nothing From the Tennessee.

WASHINGTON, D. c., Nov. 119-NO more news has
been received from the Cruiser Tennessee 1t may be
week before the Of Turks firing on the American
vessel is known.
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VICTIMS OF ROBBER
Body Of Woman Found at Aurora, Ind.
is Daughter OF Former Mayor.

Aurora, Ind, Nov. 19.-The body
of a woman found here has been
identified as that of Miss Jennie Mil
Ter, aged So, daughter of a former
mayor here. Her family is socially
prominent, but she was a recluse.
Robbery is suspected as the cause
of the murder.
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Turks Defeat Cars Battleships.

BERLIN, Nov. 19.-The Turkish fleet has put to
flight the Russian fleet of two bateshps and five crus
off Sebastopo One Russian batteship was serious
ly damaged
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WEATHER FORECAST

New Orleans, La, Nov. 10.
The weather forecast for
Oklahoma for tonight is fair
and colder in the eastern por-
ton; Friday fair and warmer
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Want aGs are time savers. Read
them.
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COLDEST IN YEARS.

Kansas City. Mo, Nov 10.
The temperature was two
above zero at Omaha today
and eight above at Topeka.
This temperate was the
coldest there at this time of
year in IS years
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Twelve Points at New orlea MS

S'TS 0'''N' "e Nv" vt TcdTIo'
New Orleans, La, Nov. 19.-Futures
rose here today twelve points.
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Don't worry: want ad will help
,ou.
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The Cairo bulletin., 1914-06-27

get an early and good start. Al
that is necessary is 10 send ia ous
yearly subscription accompanied by
the 10000 extra vote CouFoI prop
ar.s feed in. aud the votes VIII %.
issued IN your favor Remember
the 10000 extra votes are in addi-
tion To the 1900 regular coupon
which is given for u months
daily subscription. The Grst one
year Subscription really means g.
OOO votes n all
The Prizes.
The first, or capital prize. Is q
Ford automobile. This ca" will be
given to the candidate who secures
the most votes in the entire contest
regardless of district.
II IS a 1914 Model T Touring car
\ five passenger. four cylinder, 20
horsepower machine With the auto
is included extension top. wind
shield, speedometter, lights. genera
tor. horn. shield, tools. etc. Every
thing complete so that the winner
need purchase no extras.
This automobile was purchased
from A. d. Teer. general agents in
this district for the Ford Automo-
bile company, and is now on eNhibi-
ton at the Teer garage on CONNER
cial avenue.
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Five New Six Months Subscriptions
Now Mean $4,000 Extra
Votes,
OPPORTUNITY WILL
NOT BE REPEATED
This is the Chance Of the Entire
Contest TO Secure Big Bal
lots in a Hurry.
Extra Votes.

Twenty five thousand extra votes
for every club of five new six
months subscriptions turned in be
tween Sunday, June Is and Satur-
day. July II inclusive.
Candidates who are watching The
Bulletins big automobile contest
should realize that the votes is
sued on one club of six months sub.
scrlptions alone. means a long leaG
of the entire list today
The Extra Vote Offer
Every candidate who turns in five
NEW six months subscriptions to
The bulletin betweeu Sunday. June
IS and saturday. July IL, inclusive
will receive the regular votes on the
subscriptions, and in addition there
TO, ballot good for $4,000 extra
votes. Every one of those coupons
may be reserved or held back as
long as the candidate desires. They
do not have to be voted or counted
now. They may be cast on the last
day of the contest, Aug. % IL the
holder of same wishes.
During this offer a one year sub
scription to The Bulletin counts as
two six months subscriptions, a two
year as four six months and Il thref
year subscription as six six month";
subscriptions
This does not mean thai the randi
date need bring in the entire clul
of the five six months subscriptions
at one time. Send in your subscrip
tions as soon as you receive them
that the subscriber may have his
paper started promptly, and as soon
as our records show that there are
five new six months subscriptions as
above announced, to your credit
the extra $4,000 ballot will be is
sued and sent to you. The regula'
vote coupons will be given to the
candidates as the subscriptions are
turned in
Candidates may secure as many
sets of these six months subscrip
tons os possible during this offer
There is no limit This is the op
portunity of the contest and ends
sharply at nine o'clock on Saturday
July II, 1T WILL NOT BE RE
PEATED DURING THE CONTEST
Earlier Subscriptions Count
All subscriptions received since
the confess started will be counted
in on this offer. SO those who have
sent in any subscriptions before
June IS, will understand that tn,
work done during the first two
weeks will be given the same credi'
as though it had been received dur
ing the period of the extra 25.00t
vote Oher.
10000 Extra Votes.
In this issue Of The Bulletin ant
hereafter daily for limited time, q
coupon will be published, which
Will count for 20,0G1 extra votes
when brought or sent in, together
with one II months subscription
new or cid to The Bulletin. Onl,
one of these coupons will be accept
ed from each candidate The pur
pose is to enable each contestant t,
STANDING OF
DISTR
Includes all Of the city of Cairo
w. II. Klenke. 220S Walnut ...
Mrs Cora zanone. 21G % st. 81.
Edna Fitzgerald, 724 Center ....
Dupree Miller 2904 Elm .......
Harold Brittou, 26l2 Elm .......
u. +. Gillespie. al7 Center ..,...
Athel Frields, 2Se7 Commercial
Julian Harrison, 3210 Elm ...
Margaret Weber, 3&Oi Highland
Mrs. Leslie Roche, $50 26th st. -,
Helen Galligan. 2115 Walnut ....
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LETTER LIST.

List OF letters remaining unoall-
cd for at the pOstOffice in Cairo.
Illinois. for the week ending, May,
80. 1914. Persons sailing Tor any
of theseletters will please say "ad-
Nertised.
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30, 1914. PERSONS sdlHuS lbI an!
of theseletters will please say "ad-
,ertised.'
Ladies' List.
Afford, Nina b.
Aldridge. Flora +.
Bolden, Frale.
Burgest, Elizabeth.
Cross. Saliie.
Carthan. Rosa.
Craper, LYDIA.
Cole, Nola.
Cosby. Mary.
Campbell. Ethel.
Davis. Maggie.
DolIard, James.
Dunn George.
Freeman Georgia.
Harmonic. Susanie.
Harris Johnnie.
Houser, Genera.
Hacket. Bessie.
Johnson. Pearl.
Johnson, Louise.
Lewis, Rcbecca
Lenerd. Mouldie.
LAURA, Ella.
Miller, Paula. ''
Mcdaniel, Clarence
Morgan. Dee.
Mayberry, Callie d.
Russell, j. W.
Richmond, Clary.
Smith ]. c. Il
Stokes, Stella.
Sullivan, Katherine.
Staten Lula
smith, Mrs. a.. HMl
Vergis, Lizzie. 1. e.
Williams, Ella.
Whitaker. Leila. ~
Washington. Lula. VI
Witty, Ivy. NyEx sg
Wool M,',l. Flora ',>f%EsgEi
~ "'''s''i Bessie s. M -, III
Mems List.
Allen, Norman l. '.
Byford, Bill
Barber, Albert
BARLEY. Eddie
Barnhill. Fate ~,
Baker, Henry
Barfeld. Henry ~
Bugg, II
Brabites, Judge Pierre
Cox. John
Cochran, w
Conley, w NJ
Davis, b. F.
LAWS. Edward.
Devices, II. G.
Diemert, joe
Dowell, Jordon.
Dony, John.
Friend, Ernest. z
Frost, Louis.
Fletcher, n. NJ.
Flowers, Roy j.
Garrett, Dallas H.
Gray G.
Gren, III. ].
Garno, Morris. y
Hook, b. b.
Hart, Charley. H.
Hogan, John T. 81
Jarn. James.
Johnson, Rankin.
James. Walter (col.)
Kaiser. Henry t2).
Leaner, Danl.
Lee, Rev. S. y.
Mangrum Ira.
Mcbride. Frank.
McCadd, Goldie.
McDaniels, Mr..
Norwood, Curtis. a
Ne2les. Ode.
POtcheH, Charles.
koby. Edmund, %. ~
Robinson, George.
Ramer, T.. Il.
Reed. Harvey.
Rngan. NJ. %T~
Sales d Bros.
Shoemaker Lhr Co.
Sachsel. J. l..
Sullivan, J. R.
Steayson, Wayman.
Smith, Jonas Z. VI
Turner, A. T.
Thompson Anderson. u y
Thrmkm, Charlie.
1obin. James. ER"
I rrer, l.ornie
Thompson, Willis. ~
Tops, VIII.
T-aAtc~, Harry.
N1ght, Chas. A. \ v
Vanderbilt, ". NJ.
Williams, II. NJ. ~
Williams, Fen. ~"
Wilson. Bert. = ,
Whitney, Albert. 10
Williams, George.
Wheeler, e. c.
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District Prizes.

The list of district prizes Is about
made up. Among other articles
that will be offered are:
Four beautiful diamond rings
bought of w. F. Smith, the well
known Washington avenue jeweler
The stones in these rings are free
from flaws and defects and each is
mounted in Tiffany setting. The
winners Of these prizes will have
Every reason to be pleased The
fact that same are FURNISHED by
rhe Smith Jewelry store is SUI
icient guarantee of their quality.
Four ladies or gentlemen's gold
watches from the Chas. F. Miller
store will also be distributed dmonp
he district awards. These watche,
viii be in either ladies' or mems
;tyles standard works, 90 guaran
eed cases, and backed by Mr.. Mile
md The Bulletin.
There will be still further fea
'ures in addition to the above Sc
watch the contest columns closely
Md If you wish to share In the dis
'ribution OF the above valuable
prizes on Aug. % now Is the time
10 hurry in your nomination.
The Cairo bulletin., 1914-06-27

Dollars grow In our ADVERTISING
olumns. fd,rrti~r and Readers
'ather them.
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The Piano.

A handsome Chiffon piano manu-
featured by The Aeolian Co.. viii
be awarded to the young lady who
has the most votes after the auto
mobile winner has been determined
This instrument is in a beautiful
san Domingo Mahogany case Of
plain desi gn, is seven and one-third
octayes. fun metal plate. copper
wound bass, noiselesS pedal action
rock maple pin block, etc.
The tone is perfect and in con
struction throughout it is much
stronger than the ordinary upright
piano, as it is built to stand the
same strain as the regular heolian
pianola player.
The Aeolian Co, is the largest
manufacturer Of mus'ca instru.
ments in the world. and its celebrat-
ed lines are so we'll known that FUR
Their comment is unnecessary.
The piano was purchased from
l.. A Holley, Colonial Hotel, Cairo
who represents the Aeolian Co., in
this territory. and will soon be
placed on exhibition in the city.
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