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Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1904-11-04
&c. GALE ( co.
On the Island.
p. O., BRATTLEBoRo, VT.

FOR TABLE USE
Wines and liquors should be of the
finest quality. Ours are that klhu.
A small quantity will satisfy. Why!
Because they are manufactured
from pure choice materials by ex-
perts. 1t has been well said that
A LITTLE WINE
is good for the stomach's sake.
Therein is the key to the question,
To drink or not to drink? Moderation,
in eating or drinking is the proper
thing. A stimulant is a necessity at
times. Wines, liquors, ales, beers,
porters, etc, of the highest grades.
Drink a little to prolong your life.
Pure old Cider Brandy $500 per
gallon. A complete line of California
wines, s1.25 per gallon, or bring your
own jug and we fill it at s1.oo per
gallon.
Telephone pa. Price list free.
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1904-11-04
$500 REWARD

For buyer to take my $500 Dummerston farm
for purchaser for nv go acre farm. all tools,
team hay, potatoes. etc 10 cows and young
cattle at sff0o; located on mail route, near
neiehbors school mile. occupied by owner;
possession instantly given. Address Box se''
ludlow, VT.
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1904-11-04
BY REQUEST OF MANY FRIENDS,
illus C. TiMsoN
liceY ed Auctio n e e r

[claremor H., formerly OF Brattleboro, VI
/ [wiIl 10 a oneering in Brattleboro and vlcin-
4 TN q LC PRICE and guaranty satisfaction.
.Ifxf "A ,erience. Please make engagements
. n Z sby mail or telephone. Price salts
facto q no pay.
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1904-11-04
Money spent for life

Insurance is money invested. 1t is not unusual
10 find money invested is money lost; therefore
the peculiar quality of life insurance. which
saves all the money spent for it, Is at least worth
honorable mention. 55th year. doing business
In 80 States. National Life lns. Co. OF VI.
m, 8. TAYLOR 4 SON, Gen. Agts.
CROSBY BLOCK. BRATTLKBoRo. VT.
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1904-11-04
70 RENT.

TITO Reimbursement, corner of Terrace and
II North Main streets. ready Nov. /. All
newly finished and one of the best locations and
tenenents in town. All modern improve
ments. Apply Box az, BrattIeboro- fS-St
VTyO RENT-Desirable place in West village,
i Good barn, hen house, garden etc: H.
+. WEATHERHEAD. of-u
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1904-11-04
TUESDA

The senate passed the Buxton bill
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1904-11-04

have a large quantity Of hard and
soft wood which offer for sale at rea-
sonable prices. 1t is all prepared for
the stove In one foot lengths. First
come first served.
n. c. CLARK, Brattleboro,
Orders received by telephone. No. 5l-3.
Wadsworth semi-weekly dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1899-1904, 1904-06-07
Mrs. VIM. Painter and Miss MY
tie York visited Reno yesterday.

Mrs. VIM. Painter and Miss My-
tie York visited Reno yesterday.
Yardmaster James Gramley and
Geo. Hammersmith spent yesterday
In Reno.
I For sale-Green iron bedstead. two
rocking chairs. upholstered reclining
babys CO. cart. Inquire at this office.
The cases Of the residents Of the
tenderloin charged with violating the
law, in being located too near church
has been set for Wednesday,
Jack Savan. the old-time engineer.
Is in the San Francisco railroad hos
pltal. He is suffering with cancer OF
the stomach and the physicians do
not hold fort much hope OF cure.
Owing 10 the school wanting Music
Hall Saturday night for rehearsal pur-
poses. Mrs. Gown has decided to
postpone the dance she announced for
Saturday night, for one week. Here
after she will have charge Of the Sat
urday night socials.
There will be meeting Of the w.
c. T. u. CT Wadsworth at the home
Of Mrs. J. w. Smith. Thursday. June
9th. on which date we celebrate
Floral Mission Day in honor Of the
birth of one who instituted. this great
mission. Miss Jennie Cassidy. There
will be short program and everyone
interested in the great temperance
work is invited to attend.
Attention is called TO the advertise
ment Of Austin & Macpherson, who
have started a general merchandise
store on Hartman avenue, Sparks.
Most Of the Wadsworthltes who n
tend to remove to Sparks will be
pleased 10 see the announcement as
Messrs Austin & Macpherson have
an enviable reputation for fair dealing
and courteous treatment of customers.
1t is source of qualification to their
many friends and old-time patrons to
know that when they take up a resi-
dence In the new railroad town they
will have such accommodating men
with whom TO do their trading
From t Is date forward, will offer
picture and frame for three filled books
Of trading stamps. or. as in the past.
the picture for one book Two books
representing the value of three dollars
in purchasing frames. Any one not
wanting either will redeem the books
at one dollar each.
E. Grlswold.
Wadsworth semi-weekly dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1899-1904, 1904-06-07
BlGAMIST IN JAIL.

Daniel O'Doane. who had a pre-
'imlnary hearing here Friday or a
Charge OF bigamy. was bound over to
appear before the Grand Jury by Judge
Bridges, who fixed his bail at $4,000.
Being unable 10 furnish tie bonds
fquIred ODoan> was placed in the
county Jail at Reno.
Wadsworth semi-weekly dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1899-1904, 1904-06-07
RICH STRIKE
IN STANDARD
Olinghouse Gradually Forging
Ahead.

~ sho Otdiiudto ililne tney nave cut
through two foot OF ore Carrying $50
per ton in the cross-cut tunnel, at a
depth Of l2o feet. John Garavanta
and Stephen Capura, the owners, are
being rewarded for their labor and
expense incurred in the development
of their mine.
The winze bsng sunk in the Cabin
No. tunnel is yielding rich ore and
improving with depth. Foreman Ef-
trick Is of the opinion that this property
viii become a source of great revenue
to the company as depth is gained.
We heartily agree with him and the
final outcome will be a successful
mining company able to pay dividends
from its rich mine.
Ira Miller. president and general
manager Of the S-N. M. Co, is East
looking after his other mining and
manufacturing interests. 1t is to be
hoped solution to the treatment of
their large deposits Of low grade ore
may be found.
The Williams properties. recently
acquired by them are almost to be
classed as ideal low grade deposits.
Large tonnage treatment ought to
yield margin.
There is no telling what the S-N.
M. Co. will do next They have sue
ceeded in getting right TO about all
of the available water in the camp.
Look out for tunnel scheme.
D. M. Harvey was down from the
mines Sunday and reports the Ora
property as looking better with depth.
They intend to sink 100 feet on the
shoot and then drift and crosscut.
The entire shaft is In ore of better
than $50 per ton. Mr.. Harvey has
several surface prospects on this claim
of more than ordinary value. The
true value OF this property isgraduallv
being determined in a methodicsl
manner.
Juan Ortego. the champion prospec-
tor of White Horse Gulch is down on
business He says the gulch is look
ing up and that gold is being found in
every direction from his claim which
by the way. is affordng Juan life Of
ease and enjoyment. Hs spends the
summer months in winning gold from
mother earth and during winter he HES
away 10 sunny California-the land of
flowers. beauty and vine.
David Washeim and James 0.
Gregory of w. M. & VI. Company are
enjoying we'll earned vacation from
their duties at camp. The property
has gone ahead until today they are
able to show remarkable body OF ore
values running from $50 to $4,000 per
.on. The mine Is favorably situated
for water and the ground stands we'll
requiring little If any timber. There
is a show here for practical men with
capital to get in, and win.
The recent strike on the Chlnaman
has widened olt and surface work
discloses ore for over 300 feet along
the ledge. Values are uniformly dis
trbuted throughout the vein and gold
seem; to occur in finely disseminated
particles. No average value OF ore
can be given at present, the claim
being a mere prospect, heretofore re-
qard9d as 5siag 7f little or no value.
Truly. soli is where yol flnd 1t.
Wadsworth semi-weekly dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1899-1904, 1904-06-07
NOTES
IN BRIEF,
-
Events of the Pas Few DAYS
in Short Paragraphs for
Quick Reading.

QWck NeaoinS.
]. w. Smith visited Reno yesteriay
C. G. Young was down from Sparks
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. F. Thornton visited
Reno Saturday.
H. Richard Condy has returned
from Grass Valley, Cal.
Carpenter Jas. Larson and family
spent Yesterday in Sparks.
Miss Louise Bryant is here from the
university to spend her summer vaca-
tion.
c. F. Springer visited Sparks yes
esterday to look after his property In
terests.
Mrs. L. H. Ashton Of Ogden. Utah,
Is here visiting her son. H. E. Ashton
and wife.
Miss Lille Brannin and Mrs. F. E.
B. Gates have returned from visit
10 Reno.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Oser left SUM-
day night for an extended tour through
California.
Mrs. Geo. Barry has returned to
Ogden. after visit to Mr. and Mrs.
H. E. Ashton.
Yardmaster B. F. Wamsley and
family have returned from a visit to
Los Angeles.
Messrs. C. Bridges, Ambur and
Misses North and Pruette visited the
reservation Sunday
The worst sand storm that ever Wis
tied this section swept over the town
Yesterday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dan Macpherson and
Miss Lizzie Keberlein drove down to
the reserve Sunday.
Miss Inogene Rogers has returned
from an extended visit to the Misses
Reymers in Mason Valley.
The students OF the high school
and seventh and eighth grades picnic
ed at the Lee ranch Saturday.
Frank Ferguson AMI wife cf ST.
Clair spent yesterday in town and left
this morning for visit to Reno.
Swltchman G. w. Jones has re-
turned from the San Francisco hospit-
al but has not recovered his usual
health.
Misses Ada Morse and Lucy Bran
min are down from the university to
spend the summer vacation with their
parents.
Contractors Poole and Arthur. who
have several building contracts at
Sparks. spent Sunday here with their
families.
E. H. Austin Of the general mer-
chandise firm of Austin & Macpherson
Sparks. New, spent Sunday here with
his family.
Albert Schultz. Of Reno, is rated as
one Of the luckiest men In that town
he having possession Of lottery ticket
which entities him TO S2.5Co.
Mr.. r. Langford and children left
Sunday for Stockton where they will
reside hooing The climate win prove
beneficial to Mrs. Lalsfor1's health.
Wadsworth semi-weekly dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1899-1904, 1904-06-07

FOR SALE-Cozy new cottage Of six rooms,
on Fast Reno Heights, walking distance Of
shops. lot 50xi40, south front, price $l625.
terms II desired. Write for price list Of Fast
Reno Heights lots. Elevation. good drainage,
fine view. Address F. ]. Peck & Co.. II East
Second st.. Reno. Nevada.
Wadsworth semi-weekly dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1899-1904, 1904-06-07

FOR SALE-Fivc years lease on an IS.room
lodging house, restaurant and saloon In con.
nectior. DesirabIy located in Sparks, Nevada.
Addrefs IT,. Jones 6 Son, tox i5 Hartman,
Nevada.
Wadsworth semi-weekly dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1899-1904, 1904-06-07
WANT-FOR SALE-TO RENT.

HOTEL TO RENT-Partly Furnished. At
Hartman. Also Dwelling House of 9 Rooms.
Address. Il. L. Knox. l06 Sierra Street.
Reno, Nevada.
Wadsworth semi-weekly dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1899-1904, 1904-06-07

FOR SALE-House OF five rooms, pantry,
summer kitchen. cellar and out. buildings, good
we'll and windmill, several lots under good
fence. Inquire at this office.
Wadsworth semi-weekly dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1899-1904, 1904-06-07

FOR RENT-touse OF five rooms furnished
Inquire Of Mrs. E. G. Gregory, opposite Bap.
tist church.
Wadsworth semi-weekly dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1899-1904, 1904-06-07
CLOSING
Exercises
OF Wadsworth Public School
VIII take place Jnne
14th and 18th.

The High School Commencement
exercises will take place next Wednes-
day evening at Music Hall, and the
following program will be presented,
An invitation is extended to the
public in general to be present on this
occasion and also at the closing exer-
cises If the Grammer Department:
invocation Rev. T. l.. Bellam.
Chorus. Fairyland Waltz" by
Veazie. -. 80. High School
Inst. Solo. ."Haisarenritt." by F.
Spindler. -. Miss Lila Abbay
Thesis. -. STORY Of Troy"
Miss Nina Blanchard
Song ...... "Asthore" by Trotere
............ Mrs. G. A. Leavitt
Address 80. .........
...Dr. P. B. Kennedy, N. S. u.
Inst. Solo. Moonlight Sonata"
Opus 27. No. 2 Beethoven
Presentation of Diploma ......
............M Mr.. w. O O'Brien
Miss Bliyen accompanist.
Wadsworth semi-weekly dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1899-1904, 1904-06-07

The closing exercises OF the Gram
,ner Grade will be held next Tuesda}
evening. June a. al Music Hall, and
the following interesting PROGRAM las
been prepared:
Opening Chorus. 80.
9TH and 9th Grades
Class Address. -. Harry Bridges
Duet. In the Arena March
-. Dorothy Cowles. Bessie Allen
Rec. "Papa's Letter" Cecyl Allen
Class Prophecy -. Ada Meeker
Duet. In the Twilight. .Addie
-. Washelm, Dorothy Cowles
Piano Solo o............ Gladys i1ratt
Presentation of Diplomas. ......
........... Mr.. J. w. O. Brien
Class Song -. ....... Graouales
INTERMIssIoN
Garland Drill Dorothy Cowles
Harry Bridges. IDA Le.ano. Ar
thur Butler. Harry Clifford. Bes-
sic Linton. Earl Allen, Jennie
Ross, Archie Hewitt. Lulu john
son, Victor Fogh. Adlis WASH
elm. Everett Jones, Bsssie Allen.
Fred Abbay. Edna Heaney.
Farce Frank Glynn's wife
Afts| AIice Glynn Gynn newly married couple
Blaine Epperson
Allie Miller
Mrs. Gyrn.. Franks mother.
........ ...... Ida Delano
Stella Glynn. Franks sister. :.
$50. Addie Washeim
Gertie Glynn. Franks cousin.
Dorothy Cowles
Norah OFlahrety. Ma d servant.
............ .Cecyl Allen
I'd. Ashbury,. Franks college
chum Fred Abbay
Patrick Sullivan. A friend Of Eds
.............. Harry Bridges
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-05-19
GIRL CAME TO CAIRO NEWS OF THE WEATHER
WI dowed Mother Thinks Fake Doc.
tor" Erticed Daughter to Leave
Her Home.

Last Sunday the police here arrest.
aj a young girl named lnez Har.
ison, who ran away from her home
in Fulton. it is said, 70 Join an timer
ant doctor named Max She met Max
IN Fulton and il is said he persuaded
her 90 follow him TO cairo.
When arrested She strcnuously re
Sisted and claimed that her mother
had left marks on her by cruel trear
ment and her half brother ordered
Ger away from the house to make her
,Wn way She declared that he
would commit suicide before she
would live longer with them, but nsr
mother denies the story about crue,
treatment Her half brother strucr
her on the throat once, she claims.
1nI knocked her unconscious. There
is talk Of placing her in the reform
school
She is a pretty brunette Of tG years
and when found by the officers was
sitting IN the park In front OF the Hal
Uday hotel Dr. Max was not located
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-05-19
CAIRO GIRL MARRIED.

Miss Martina Boyd. Of this city.
daughter Of Nr and Mrs r 81 Boyd
Of rs Twcn,y-first street. Haa mar
rled yesterday morning to 1lr Mark
II. Hovey at the nome OF Mr. ana
Mrs. John Dawson, III Lyudaia. Texa
where the bride has been visiting ae
past month.
The wedding was a complete SUP
prise TO the relatives aa1 friends or
the young couple hcre. as the bride
0as expected home this week.
Dir Hoyey is foreman and inspect
% Of The electrical department of the
Houston and Texas railroad. which is
installing electric signal stations
similar Co that al Bridge Junction
Fhich was installed two years ago 10y
Mr.. Hoyey II was while engaged in
this work that be met Miss BOYD.
Mr. and Mrs. Hovey viii reside in
Houston
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-05-19
General River News.
p H. sMYTH Observer

-rtr staro of tba river et 4 n m
- IA, -
Yesterday was -'''' '''o ''7 ~ "
~ N twenty four hours.
The Harry Brown arrived from pc.
Inv Yesterday morning With two
barge. of slaves. one model barge o.
b,mhor steamer Charlie Curfu
pica'. showbeat and several empty
coal boats. Sine departed at $50 p
m for ST. Iopis with six barges o..
ooaI
Tho Fxporter arrived from 81
I.ofs Al ISIS 4. nj. Nc ,erday wic1
emntles
Tho Fred Hartwcg lcrt Tor Louis.
,ill at 7.t5 H. m YESTERDAY with
lrmher and saves
The Heatherlngton left Yesterday
afternoon to 20 TO the reaef on tie
O'Neu al Island Thirtydec. where
She met with nh accilert and lost
Soma coal
The Stacker Lee arrived from ST.
I.onis m a.s1 Yesterday ana lett for
Ncmpbis at 5.4s.
The caalmetta arrived from St
lcuis m zoos D. m. Yesterday with a
fair trim
Tho J hol an cycurs ion out o.
cane Girardaau last night
-rbar, are uinaty.eiy bar.rs Of coal
-, t rrrt,t-
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-05-19
tried to do in Indiana, but failed.

Tire Democrats of Cairo have an
opportunity today to rebuke, in the
most effective way possible, the meth
ols OF Mr Hearst and his hirclnEs
ana there is reason 10 believe taat
they win do So Some Of them may
feel kindly towards Mr. Hearst; eveG
believe him to he entirely worthy Of
nomination for president OF the Unit
cd States by the Democracy Of tine
country But ne man with a correct
idea of the eternal fitness of things
can approve the methods which Mir
Hearst has adopted to gain the nomt
nation Alr. Hearst poses as the ear
envy Of the money power especiliW
SIS The enemy OF the methods adopted
by the money power 70 g-:n political
or governmental advantages over the
people Yet he has been the most
reckless, not to say INSCRIPTIONS
yotlry of that which me SO bitterly
denouuces. Brought up in the TEN
rlc of Mammon, nourisnel ont of a
ga.den spoon on lne efeaa WAY "',N
money aux ta'h49 arg posa.b'e ans
pnichasah'e. tne stAo"ih& OF hlS
whole sensual life has taught him tine
miailoI.'tF OF money as Il mOli'e
power He has oeen purchaser OF
men and OF women OF newspapers
ana EDITORS ana preachers lsNc' a.
lhey Wefel' ne mas bought aeal ~
congress- ana everything "AlcA Al'
appetite cFaNea- He Aaa seen o,+ef
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-05-19
Fourth Ward Democrats.

Democratic voters Of the Fourth
Cairo precinct are requested to turn
ono enmasse today Thursday, Mas
18th, al O'Clock D. nj. 70 select dele
gates e. Inc county convention. Thi
voting place will De at 1915 CONNER
cial avenue. Fitzgerald Bros. place OF
business. 80 order of the Committee
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-05-19
SURPRISE PARTY.

Lasi evening relatives and friends
assembled at the home Of Mr. r. ".
stone 729 Twenty-Five, street. the
occasion being surprise social in
honor Of the birthday OF his daughter.
Miss May.
Light refreshments were served
games INDUCED in and a pleasant
evening enjoyed by all
Those present were: Misses AbEc
Lula and Myrtle Stone Flora and
Lynia Marshall, Lizzie Rumscy
Mcssrs. I'll Stone, Herbert Marshall
and Rev. A J. Hun
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-05-19
MAY l9 In History.

i7se-Johann Gottlieb Fichte, German phi-
losopher, born died 1914,
,1so--"Dark dav" in New England; dark
ness commenced at II q m and COW
cred the country from New York city
10 Maine: in Massachusetts ana por-
lions Of New Hampshire aruhcial
lights were required
i795-Josah Bartlett "signer member q
New Hampsbire died; born 1929.
isei-Andrew J. Graham. author Of the
Graham system of shorthand, died at
Orange n. j.; born 1880
1sat-Kate Field, lecturer and journalist
died at Honolulu; born 1870.
1gl-M w. Pretorins first president OF
the Transvaal Republic, died at Jo-
hannesburg; born ISIS
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-05-19

The Ohio From Evansville to Cal
ro, viii continue falling during the
next two on threc days
The Tennessec-Frum Florence to
the mouth. Will continue falling dur,
ng the next two days.
The Mississippi Chester net
much change during the next 36 hours
From below Chester t1 Cairo, will
continue falling during the next 81
hours
p. II. SMYTH Observer
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-05-19
Rios Fine Harbor.

Rio has one Of the finest natural
harbors in the world. II is more than
twice as large as the New York lower
bag and is sixty-cight square miles
larger than the lower and upper ba.s
tege 9HeF. and over eHe-thiFd al il II
deep enough for The largest vessels.
But still many millions Of dollars must
be spent on il to make it first class
eort.
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-05-19

Mrs. ierscy was unhappy ovc- the
stern severity Il her new photographs
"Norah. she said 10 her pretty Wait.
ress. "do you think this photograph
looks like me7" N9-ai's warm Irish
heart came - the res,He "SHHFe,
Mrs IIo-scF. deal" She replied. quick
ly. III yoa looked Ike that would I
ever have two afternoons wcck?"-
Bosloa Christian Re~'sier.
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-05-19
PERSONAL MATTERS
Notes of Interest Relating to Citizens,
Their Friends and Rel
atVes,

Miss Jessie Wood is visiting friends
III Paducah
Mrs. c. 7. Calhoun is visiting friends
in Mound City
Miss Ida Sisney is attending the car
nival at Paducah.
Mr.. Daniel Williamson went TO Chi'
cage last night on business
Mrs. NJ. E. Feith and Miss Lucy
Carroll are attending the Paducah
carnival
Mrs. George Hodges, OF Unity, IS
the guest of Mrs. Mary A. Wilson, OF
Seventh street
Miss Emma Bode is visiting Miss
Clara Nickles, Of Paducah, and al.
tending the carnival.
Mr. and Mrs. Thos. W. Cannon let
yesterday for West Baden Springs
Ind, to remain a week.
Mrs. c. A. Bennett and daughter
June, of Greenyille. Mo. are guests Of
Mrs. J. Held, of 1G11 Poplar street
Mr. Harry Eichenberger went to
West Baden. Ind. yesterday, where
he will spend several days for his
health.
Mr.. w. f. Geiseuhof has accepted
position as assistant agent at the
Iron Mountain Office to succeed Mr.
Frank Russell.
Mr.. Eugene Armstrong, of the Mo.
bile and Ohio dispatcher's office
leaves for Paducah today to attend
the carnival
Mr. Clarence l.. Smith and family,
Of Murphysboro, are guests Of Mr..
George T. Orr and family, Of 1906
Washington avenue.
Mrs. Sect sisney has returned
from Cartervile where she was called
by the illness Of her mother, who is
now much improved
Mrs. Frank Spencer went to Mo
bile, Ala. yesterday where she VIII
remain several days visiting her SON
Nh Frank Spencer Jr
Mrs. Albert Hurd, who has been
visiting Mr., and Mrs W. +, Wander
burg, Of Tenth street, returned to her
home in Kokomo, Ind. yesterday.
Mrs. c. A. Weis has for her guests
her sisters Mrs B, J Blow, OF Chica
90, and Miss Joe Nichols, of Bars.
well, who will remain several days
MIR. and Mrs W. W. Wright have
returned to their home in Kankakee
after a visit with the latters parents
MIR. and Mrs. Biggers or Twelfth
street
Miss Emma Hoiheinz, Of the Cairo
telephone exchange, accompanied by
her brother. John. will go to Paducah
today to visit friends and attend tie
carnival
Mrs. George G Davies, Of PhiIadel
phia, formerly Miss Anne J.. lie Sueul
arrived yesterday and is the guest OF
Mrs. George E. OHara, OF 91j Wal
nut street
Miss Lima Woodward returned yes
teriay from Chicago. where she IA.
been several months studying voIc,
culture She will remain here during
the summer.
Mr. Charles Petry and daughter
Miss Vesta. of Commerce. Mo, nav,
returned home after a visit with tht
family Of Mrs A. W. Serbian, o
Fifteenth street
Mr. 3. +. Woodford was In Mound
yesterday, where he purchased sey
eral head Of cattle from Capt n F
Thistlewood for the packing house O
Butcher & Wo0dford
Dir J. W. Preetorious has resigne
his position as assistant in the offc
OF Commercial Agent !. W. Weuge,
of the Illinois Central. and will Ieag
Saturday for a trip to Memphis, Ney
Orleans and other points in the south
after which he goes to Boston to tax
charge OF the traffic department O
the Preet0rious-S South Lumber com
pany, with headquarters in that city
He will be succeeded by Mr.. Waite
Prcctorius.
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-05-19
Odd su,erstitinn-

TIE hashi-bazouk shaves his head,
except tuft al the crown. which is
to be used by the asgel to jerk him
into paradise if he should be slain
By bis intended victim.
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-05-19
Arabian Mournlnn Costume.

The Arabs express mourning for the
dead relative by putting on all the old
est clothes contained in wardrobe.
They then wear them usually for six
20 eight weeks.
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-05-19
Canadian Bank Assets.

The financial advancement of Can
ada rivals that Of the United States.
In 1867 the Dominion banks had less
than $50 600 600 Of assets. They nov
ksve seoe 900 900.