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The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1904-11-17
COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS
Decided to Employ a General City
Superintendent

Council Hall, City of Brookings,
Nov. 10th, 1904.
City council met in special session
as canvassing board with Mayor j.
G. Jenkins, Aldermen Neill, Borst,
Skinner, Alton, Dawson, Caldwell and
Wilson present.
On motion the council proceeded to
canvass the returns of the special elec-
ton held on the Sth day of November
1901.
The returns of the judges and the
poll books were returned sealed by
the judges of election and were opened
in the presence OF the city council and
the result Of such canvas showed as
follows:
Shall the city incorporate under the
general laws of the state OF South Da-
kota.
lot end 3rd 4th
ward ward ward ward Total
For ....13 140 100 12O 494
Against =. 10 80 63 20 LA
Majority in favor OF Incorporating
under generalaw, $50.
Total vote cast 63S.
Moved and seconded that city clerk
be instructed to procure a new seal
for the city. Motion carried.
Moved and seconded that it be the
sense of the city council that a super
intendent be appointed to take charge
OF city affairs. On roll call Neill vot-
ing no. Borst, Skinner, Alton, Davi-
son, Wilson and Caldwell, aye. Mo-
ton was declared carried.
Moved and seconded that the city
furnish water free OF charge to the
board OF education for drinking foun-
tains on the school grounds, and have
meter put in, this to be in force until
such time as another council is elected
and qualified Motion carried. On
motion council adjourned.
Attest: John &. Jenkins
&. Ill. Stoddart, Mayor.
Clerk.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1904-11-17
SPECIAL 10 MITCHELL
Excursion of Students to Witness
Foot Ball Game

Arrangements have been perfected
to have a special train leave Bookings
next Thursday morning, Nov. "a, at 6
O'Clock and go to Mitchell to witness
the game OF foot ball between the s.
ID. A. G. and w. u. elevens. 1t is
intended to have the train arrive at
Mitchell before dinner and to return
during the same evening. The fare
for the round trip will be $500 provid-
ing 200 will go. This will make a
nice trip lnd it is hoped that enough
will go to secure the rate.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1904-11-17
Festival of the Season

The Ladies AidS Society of the First
Presbyterian church will hold festi-
val of the season in connection with
the annual supper to be given in the
church Tuesday, Nov. 22nd. Sale of
fancy articles to begin at 3 p. m. The
menu for the supper is as follows:
Chicken Pie Cold Tongue
Creamed Potatoes
Brown Bread Rolls
Salad Jelly Pickles
Coffee Cake
Supper served from $50 to 9p. M.
Price % cents.
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-10-05

+~>~+ +%.+ 49, > !

| George Burnett Is visiting our town
having completed his grading in cen
trail Illinois and Indiana. He viii go
south next for the winter work,
Mel Lombard is off for q vacation
after having been l. G. agent here for
& year or thereabouts. G. w. Down
il our new agent.
| F. II. Holcomb visited Pulaski Sun
day.
| Gov Parks spent several days re-
Gently in Alexander county, visiting
friends.
Harrison Anderson purchased and
brought from Anna a fine lot Of cattle,
mostly calves, Saturday.
Jack Tsonlas hrs purchased fine
team OF young mules.
Ed SALESMAN has completed his
new barn.
Daniel Willis is building fine new
barn
William Garter has recovered sufil
GENTLY 70 he out again after sis
wocha sickness.
II. +. Cole Is purchasing piIeins
again.
Thomas Henley Of Dongola visited
8. ]. Anderson Sunday.
The Defiance Box factory lave put
IN fine new iron roof On their dry
house
Andrew ana Barney Hanson are
st1aightenng Mill creek for II, s
flolcomb in some OF it's worst crooks
HAT cross his land
The Daily Bulletin will be delivered
at your homes for Coo per month, 10
Guiding Sunday, or Zoe without the
Sunday edition. Now is the time %
put your name ON the lit right a
the first Of the month.
Holmer Right of Newton has been
here the past week IN the interests
Fl a proposed staye mill 10 be erect
ed northwest of Tamms five miles
west of Ullin.
J. NJ. Myres of Cairo is here reno
dcling the saloon building occupied By
him; it will be enlarged and made
to accommodate their customers.
Mr. Oscar Cox of New harmony,
md, has purchased the Johns farm,
southwest OF Jlllin.
Henry Upmyer Of Tamms visited
ullin Monday
Coos & Johnson are in position
to use all of the hickory that he far
mcrs can get to them now az they
have put in some new machinery
Anyone desiring turnirs can have
hem free BY going TO r s. Ilol
combs patch aud taking what they
Want, as they are free to all
=. H. Holccmb auI famiiy win at
tend the ST. Louis Fair Wednesday.
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-10-05
Gre .Ssy Rates,

Every day from September 18th
to October 15th, 1904. inclusive. the
Union Pacific will sell one way tick
cts from Missouri River terminals
Council Bluffs 20 Kansas City, in
clusive) as follows:
$1,000 to Ogden and Salt Lake City
$4,000 to Helena and Butte. Mon
tana.
$3.50 to Spokane ard wenatchee
Washington
$3.50 to Huntington and Nampa.
Idaho.
$500 to Portland. Tacoma and
Seattle
$3.50 to Vancouver and Victoria.
$500 to Ashland and Astoria.
Oregon. via Portland.
$500 to San Francisco, Los An
Eeles and San Diego.
Correspondence low rates IN many
other California. Oregon. Washing
ton, Montana. Utah and Idaho points.
Through tourist cars ran ever day
on Union Pacific between Missouri
River and Pacific coast. double berth
t5-75. For full particulars call on or
address,
J. II LOTHROPP. G. A.
300 Olive St, ST. Louis, Alo.
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-10-05

corn Is now safe. NV. f. Taylor.
Lawrence, ST. rrancisvilc, Ground
too wet for wheat sowing; pastures
and stock in fine condition; nine
tenths Of corn safe hy October 10.
crop generally very heavy and wcll
cared; potatoes good crop; apples
short crop anl mostly pickett w
Jaelman,
| Edwards, Browns. corn IN this
section will be safe by October Wv
+ Henderson
Madison, Peters. -s.osn In this sec
ton Fl safe from frost an IL nearly
nearly all cut, crop Is We cool; ~bw,
ing OF wheat nearly doaa; pastures
fine and stock In fine condition.-F
Hilligards.
Marion, Odin.-Week very wa,m;
wheat and grass sowing about done:
corn cutting in progresss about oa2.
fourth Of Germ still not matured.--I H.
r. Hurd
st. Clair, Masccutah. Only very
small portion Of corn in This vicinity
would be injured by frost now, the
warm weather Of the past week hay
ing fastened this maturity of crop.
G. Il. Wernbacher
Union, Alto Pass - Corn Is safe
from frost and is much above the Nv.
erRge crop Of past Ten years; sweet
potatoes would be injured IL frost
came wheat sowing II delayed by
wet weather, acreage will be large If
weather permits Irish potatoes pro
mise large yield-J. G. Lewis.
Wabash, Nit. Carme.. Heavy rains
taye retarded all farm work since the
lStb many acres OF deil peas had
seen cut before the rains. and arc now
spoiled for fodder but can Ftil b1
throshed for seed corn Is still very
green end net much cut yet. II frost
does not come before 0stoher 5. this
county viii have very heavy crop;
pastures excellent; no wheat sown
get; rains damaged tomatoes, peach.
q AMI grapes--V. f. Majors
Wayne, Barnhill--About one-third
Of corn still not maturod; pasture ii
line condition w i, Me2ls
Williamson, Creal Springs Not
over one.fNurth Of corn would be IN
iured by frost nov; good progress
III wheat Sowing; pastures and STOCK
in excellent condition.-W II Try.
Hamilton Dahigrcn, Corn about
all ont OF danger; yin all he
matureI by October 10; too much rain
for fall work; pastures Ane turnies
and potatoes good crope,-John Nc
Pher3on
Johnson, New Br~aslc, Abapt
onetenth Of corn not yet maWcd;
fall work delayed by rain; a large
acreage Of wheat will be sown; corn
cutting in progress; crop will be hca
Wy; stock in fine condition. Geo. liar
ris.
With this Issue the crop bulletin
%ill be discontinued for the season.
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-10-05

Chain, we're married at Mound City
Monday, Sept. 2G.
Sidney Drake Of Cairo. was here
Monday looking after the interests Of
the Three States Buggy and lmpie'
ment company.
John Walker OF Olmstel, ILL.,. was
the guest Of his brother w. f. Walk.
or, Saturday and Sunday. He de-
parted Monday Tor Chicago as a dele
gate TO the Masonic grand lodge from
the Caledonia lodge.
Rev and Mrs Earnhart Of Jones
boro, were the guests of their son,
DR. T.. G. Earnheart, Thursday.
VIM. Lirrard, who has been work
ing nights here for the Illinois Con.
trail railroad. left Thursday for Wild
erman, H., where he will take charge
Of the Geographic service. Mr. Sam
Houston Of Wetaug. whose leg was
broken some time ago on alighting
from train at Villa Ridge, succeeds
Mr. Lirfard here.
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ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILROAD co.


Public notice Is hereby given that
the regular annual meeting Of the
stock holders Of the Illinois Central
Railroad company WIN be held at the
company's Office In Chicago. Illinois,
on "Wednesday. October 49, 1904. at
twelve O'Clock noon.
To permit personal attendance at
said meeting there will be issued 10
each holder OF one OF more shares OF
the capital stock cf the Illinois Cen
tral Railroad company. as registered
~ the books # the company at the
close Of business on Tuesday. Septem-
bcr -. 1904. who Is Of full age. a tick
ct enabling him. or hor, 10 travel free
over the compauys lines from the
station on the Illinois Central railroad
nearest tn his or her registered al
dress To- Chicago and return, sIca
ticket 10 he good for the journey TO
Chicago only during thu four days
Immediately preceding and the day Of
the MEETING. and for the return jour
neg from Chicago only on the day OF
the meeting ard the four days Imme-
,liatuly following when properly coun-
tcrsigned ard stamped during bust
ness hours-that IS TO say. between
900 a. m. and 500 p. fu.-in the Of
fee OF the assistant secretary. Mr.. ".
G.. Bruen. IN Chicago. Such ticket
may be obtained By any holder Of
stock. registered as above. on anpli-
cation. IN writing. 10 the president 1T
the company ia Chicago. Each sppil-
cation must state the fall name aud
Addressed The stockholder exsctly as
given in his or her certificate Of stock
together with the number and date OF
snch certificate. 10 more than one
person will be carried free in respect
20 any one holding of stock as regis
tered on the books - the company
4 G. HACKSTAFF. Secretary
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-10-05
WoMAN'S SYMPATHY.
ls Proverhal--Cairo Women NO Ex
ception.

How much we owe to the sym
pathetic side Of womanhind. When
others suffer they cheerlully lend q
helping hand, They tell you the means
which brought relief to thom that you
may profit by 'hoir experience. Read
The testimony ghen here by Cairo
woman,
Mrs. Joseph Vollner. OF 2l5 Ninth
street, says For quite a long time
my back achod and was uncertain
what caused it. If stopped Suddenly
or lifted anything heavy | was often
compelled to scream VIII paia !
tried some simple mako shifts but In
place of growing better | became
worse and finally could only look eEg
ter my domestic cares with The great
est of difficulty. One day curing win
ter | happened to read an article In q
newspaper which told abcu' thc
qualities of Doans Kidney Pills and
my husband got box for me at
Paul G. Schuh's drug store II the first
had not greatly helped me | never
would have bought q second, and If
the second had not as far as appear.
ances 80, radically disposed Of my
backache coull net be induced 20
publicly recommend The remedy
For sale by all dealers. Price 80
cents Fostc Milbufn Co. Buffalo
Now York, sole agent for the United
States.
Remember the name Doan and
take no other
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-10-05
THE CORN CROP
is IN GOOD CONDITION m MOST
SECTIONS AND LlTTLE 10
EEPosEO TO
F7OSTS.

The following climate GLI croD bul
letin for Tllinoi1 has been issued b.
the United Sta Is department Of ARR
culture.
Cloudy weather. with tcnrcrs ur".
nsiderably above The seq. onai aver
1ge, prevailed throughout the wcek
On the 2Gih, 27th anI 2Sth t5cro wa
heavy to excessive rainfall. but the
latter part was mostly ralnle5e, and
farming operations. which bad been
suspended on account Of wet c0rd.
tons. were resumed Flowing for
wheat and rye f. prac ically finished
end seeding rnalc come progress, OK
cept in the southern district.
The condition Of the corn crop con
tinnes very satisfactory. II matured
more rapidly during The past week
and although reports from the north.
ern and central districts are some.
what at variance, il is the gen ral
opinion Of correspondents that scarce
ly more than ono-ffth Of The crop re.
mains exposed IN the by-frost in .hcse
sccsons: and the portion remaining
exposed in the southern district Is
Insignificant, probably less than one
twentieth. Many fields OF corn
throughout the northern and central
districts has been hlown- down. and
considerable injury VIII probably en-
sue.
Early aown wheat and rye arc max
ing heavy growth. Pastures and
meadows are in excellent condition.
The potato crop is large ard OF good
quality. hut wet weather interfercd
with digging and caused some to rot
in the ground The crsp Of cowac1s
vas injured by the rains. and farmers
have not yet been able to harvest.
The following extracts are taken
from correspondents reports IN the
southern portion IF the state: the
name Of the county is followed by the
namc O the pOztOffice,
Alexander. Excessive rains
ere retsTdiHg the sowing Of wheat:
corn in fine conditiou-H. c. Marehil-
don.
Bond. Greenville. = Fog-afths Of
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-10-05

OCt. =, lSOT.
MI and Mrs j. l. Toler spent Sun
day in Mounds with their daughter
Mrs. Earnest Turks.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. r. Spann are visit
Ing IN Anna this week
Miss Jessie Willard departed Mon
day morning for ST. Louis, where she
will attend Barnes Business college.
Miss Gertrude Fentz, Postal Tele
graph operator, has resumed her du
ties after a months vacation.
Miss Margaret Hubbard OF Carlin
vile, came down Saturday to attend
the Baker-Kirkpatrick wedding.
Mrs NJ ]. Coler Of Tarpia Springs
Fla, is visiting Mrs. G. j. Boyd.
Mrs. N. b. Maxey and daughters
Susie and Louise, arrived Monday for
visit with their aunt, Miss f. Peeler
Mrs. Annie Toler Of Kankakee, is
visiting relatives in Anna this week.
G. NJ. Miller departed Tuesday for
a. weeks visit in Jackson, Miss.
Miss Ruth Kirkpatrick ia seriously
III of typhoid fever at her home south
OF town.
Mrs. Ed Howard left Saturday for
Ava, where she will visit relatives for
awhile before returning to her home
in Indiana.
Miss Susie Bostian left Tuesday
morning for few weeks visit in We
tava, Cypress and Buncombe.
Mr., and Mrs. L. r. Wheeler Mrs.
George Spire, Fl. l.. Busy and w
Henderson are in Chicago this week,
delegates to the convention of the
Order of the Eastern Star
Rev l.. Smith returned Monday
night from the Southern Illinois con.
ference at Litchfield, ILL., He will re.
move to Carmi this week. Rev. 3D. A.
Hear Of Equality, will succeed him
as pastor Of the NJ. e. church here.
Miss Annie Hunsaller went to Cairo
Monday, whore she will spend several
weeks with her grandmother Mrs. ].
S, Hawkins.
Rev. c. w Sifferd OF Carthage, H.,
was in Anna Monday.
Dr.. and Mrs. l.. p. Keith, Mr.. and
Mrs j. w. Ray. Mrs l.. b. kohler and
Miss Lena Kohler are Worlds fair
visitors this week
Married at st. Anne's Episcopal
church Monday evening Oct. 3. Rev.
VIM. Baker 70 Miss Olive Maudo
Kirkpatrick, Rev. Roland OF Cairo Of
nciating. The church was beautifully
decorated by friends Of the bride.
Miss Marriette Kirkpatrick was maid
OF honor, and Jno b. Jackson acted as
best man. After the ceremony the
suests repaired to the residence OF
Mr.. c, f. Kirkpatrick, whore a recep.
ton was held. Al $40 they departed
for Mound City, where thsy will re.
side.
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-10-05

John Jackson of Cairo, formerly 81
this city. came in Saturday to take a
position In the store of A. j. Hartsell
Cornelius Wander Pluym who has a
position with the Halliday Elevator
company Of Cairo, came up Saturday
and spent Sunday with his mother
Hon. Robert Williams Of Carmi, the
Democratic candidate for congress-,
spoke here Saturday evening at the
court house.
Mrs. Maggie Simpson left Saturday
afternoon by c. and e. |. for Chicago
to attend the state meeting OF the
chapters Of O. f. 5.
Judge A. X. Vickers left today by
c. and e. |, for Chicago.
Chas. Mason Of Bellnap, was a
Vienna visitor today.
The following left this morning by
Big -Four for st. Louis to attend the
fair for several weeks Sam Chap.
man. Mrs. Jas, Slack of ST. Joseph.
Mo, Mr.. and Mrs l.. A. Williams, Mr..
and Mrs. j. B. kuykendall, MIR. and
Mrs. Ed Boyt, Mrs, l.. !. Bratton.
r. Thacker and B. d. Simpson made
q business trip to New Burnside this
morning
Prof, M. N. Mccartney was called to
Metropolis Friday on account of the
serioss illness Of his brother
Rural route No 2 was started out
OF here last Saturday, the length Of
the route is about % miles. The car
tier is IT, G. Wise Of Simpson.
c. d. Dickinson OF Belknap was a
county seat visitor Saturday.
Mrs. Luda Gray. Mrs.. Lib Benson
and Miss Madge Perkins returned
afternoon from a six weeks
visit in Green Mountain Fail, Colo,
RADIO.
Qslito 4 number Of old soldiers arc
here today attending q reunion.
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-10-05
MOUND CITY.
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Oct. 4, 1904.

UT. =, iJbF,
States Attorney Wilson of Cairo
visited this city IDS afternoon in d
purely business wa
Hugo smoot of Salena, Kas., has
been visiting his friend, Dan Drake.
rhos. Hosler OF Valley Recluse. was
in town briefly this afternoon.
The County Sunday School conven
uon assemblies i'm this city on Thurs
day and Friday of this week
W. a. Dougherty Of the electric
light plant, was looking after business
in Mounds today.
Miss Quick OF Gasconodo. M. has
been the guest OF her aunt, Mrs. J. L.
McCunc.
Walt Huichesop, the Enterprise ed
ito', and his better hnll arc now keen
ing house in ono of Mrs. Delaney
cottages on Poplas street.
Or. Aichlberg was IA Mounds PRO
REASONABLY today.
The lsrge business house of Il. l.
Rritton in MOUNDS Ia well under way.
The work So f. indicates that it will
be IA imposing and conmodi0us bus
mess house when completed.
Ernes. Maddox Of Paduach. has
been The guest Of his uncle. Maude
Maddox
The Episcopal church building has
toen improved with q new roof ana
several other needed rcpairs.
Major Hogan has been in Chicago
since Sunday, but is expected home
by Thursday.
Married, In Anna. ILL.,. on Monday.
Ok. Srd. Rev. VIVA. Baker OF Mound
City, 10 Miss Maude Fitzpatrick of
Anna. The couple arrived in this city
Monday evening. They will spare
them selves the hardships Of "a tower
and like sensible people that they
arc. will go TO housekeeping at once
in the rectory OF st. Peters church
here.
The public schools Of Grand Chain
opened Monday under auspicious cir
cuinstanccs.
Scarlet fever has found It's way in.
10 the home of Samuel Luker. Little
MISS Carrie has a light attack.
hrs. William Jaccard and her moth
er. Mrs. Frey. have been at the far
for 2 week
Arch MeCracken. lately employed
IN lumber plant in Cincinnati has
come home and accepted a like posi-
ton WITH the Williamson-Kuny Iurn-
Der company.
Two pretty cottages are Just com
pletcd near Center station.
ISIS Blanch BOYD. having spent
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-10-05
D0NGOLA.

Oct. 4, 1904.

OCE. - lJJ1s
]. /. Keller made a business tril
to Anna Friday.
John Burke of Ullin, was in Don
COLA for short time Friady.
Mir. and Mrs. ". II. Ridenhour Wis
tied friends in Mounds Sunday.
Miss Maggie Noble of Balloon, wa
the guest of Miss Emma Albrigsa Sun
day
Mrs Ollie Fceler of Anna, spcnr
Sunday With relatives here.
Miss Mamie Costly spont Sunday
with friends in Uilin.
Mrs, l.. NJ Corzlrc went to Anna
Saturday to consult dentist.
Mrs. w b. Pritshett went to Padu.
cas Wednesday for short visit with
| friends.
George Hclig Of Jonesboro, was q
business visitor here Wednesday.
Mrs. II, II Anderson OF ullln. Wis.
tied her parents, Mr.. ana Mrs 4. N.
Henley, Thursday.
]. f. Davault of Anna. was the
guest of his parents here Wednesday.
Robert Parker Of Anna, was bus.
mess visitor here "Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. 4. n. Henley attended
ihe funeral of his brother, w. S. Hen.
ley AT Anna Wednesday.
Mrs. J. W. Cravcr and son, lie stcr.
departed fu7 st. Louis Sunday where
hey WIN visit the Worlds fair.
Thos. Henley departed for Chicago
Monday as \ delegate to tho Masonic
Grand lodge from this pl1ce
n c. File and son, Henry. depart
1i Monday fer q weeks stay in tho
Worries fair city.
NJ; and Mrs. H. Ritter and son re-.
.uTncd Saturday from a weeks visit
Ia iho Worlds fair.
Mrs. Jas. Allen went to Cairo Sun
ny 70 a short visit with her son.
licnr,. who is in the employ Of the
Marine hospital
The Dongola ~ w A. Forester
;ctn went to Wctaug Saturday nlga:
where they took candidate through
iac mysteries of The order. A good
time is reported.
John Alden ami ThOs. Bergs. road
commissioners OF tho Third district.
made a business trip to Jonesboro
Friday.
Mrs. w NJ. Farrell and children OF
Tliin, returned to their home Satsr-
day after a short visit with relatives
here
Mrs. J. McNarghton of Anna. re.
turned to her home Friday. after
short visit with her daughter. aIrs.
~. I. Neibauer.
Mrs. J. II. Edsleman and Mrs. 10
reno Hileman departed Thursday
for an exteuded visit with relatives in
Campbell. No. and Piggott. No.
Rev. II. Smith departed Friday for
Pccstonica. H.. where be will preach
4 series Of sermons for the Congrega-
tional church at that place.
Mrs. Florence Baugh Of Baldwin
Miss. arrived Monday for = short Wis
il with her aunt. M-s. J. n benton
They viii visit the fair
Dennis o. Rhymer Of Doneola, H..
and Miss Sally Baghy Of New Grand
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-10-05
Horocc' Only OBLIGATION.

a story tist comes from 2 cou- ~
r7gi1n rot far fr0,a New York concern
native who wcs soon s;olidiy piow
Inc field with q team % weary and
detected forses. As Trey approached
the Observer e. rural lfc remarked.
sympatheticai.y that the horses
didn't sac'1 10 Ike the wurs." I'm. "
commented the farmer. briefly. "thel
Cont hays 20 li.so II; they only have
t. 60 it'-Eerrcr's Wcekly.
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Sold Everywhere. In boxes ioc. and sSc.
$500 Round Trip to Texas ard the
Southwest.

The Missouri Pacific and Iron
Mountain Route will sell HomesoelS
ers' excursion tickets to certain points
in Texas, Kansas, Louisiana, Arkan.
sas and all points in Indian Territory
and Oklahoma at $500 for The round
trip from Cairo, except where rate ot
one fare plus $500 makes less. Dates
of sale September 20 and 81; Octobel
and Is. Tickets good for return u
days. stopoyer allowed after reach
ing first homoseekers point.
For further information write any
representative OF the Missouri paeiSc
and Iron Mountain Route, or address
II. G. Townsend. G. p, and z, A., ST.
Louis, Mo Elmer Smith, T. and 7.
4, Cairo, III.
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-10-05
NEWS FROM OUR NEIGHBORS

week at the fair, has gone to Monticel-
10 seminary at Godfrey, ILL.,, for the
winter term.
Alex James OF Belleville, ILL.,, has
been the guest Of his cousin, WIN
Kreightner.
Eon. and Mrs. Thos. Boyd have
spent the past seven days al the fair.
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-10-05

ue-a.i,ui Women of nrittsny.
THO v~mea Cf S2lnt-Er.ouc. Brit
-rr. sr2 celo'Tltcd for ,hc beauty
I'd DC ~-- t.s:us If their caps
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-10-05

And iron Mountain Route viii sell
zrecial Homeseeksrs' tickets from
Cairo 10 POINTS in Arkansas. okisho-
M and Indian Territories. Louisiana
aud TEXAS. Aus. 9th. ed. sept 18th
and 9Th. 1884. limited q dsyz. Lib
srsl stopovsrs.
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-10-05

For all orders properly filled out
and signed by our agent and on file
in our office not later than December
list, we will sell you q handsome all
steel fence at 80 cents per foot, Up-to-
date Fence Company Call at 622
Thirty-third street and see sample
fence.
M. w. RICHARDSON, AGENT.
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-10-05

Oct. 3, 1904.

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