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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1904-09-17
Matching Young Chicken Snake s.

From The Nnshri!ie Banner.
y. H. Woodruff dairyman for d. Shelby
Williams, at Genclifre. about twenty days
ago was engaged In tearing down an old
building on the Glencliffe farm, near the
dairy house. In the ruins Of the foundation
a 6-foot chicken snake, as big around as a
mans arm. was found. She WAS killed. and
further search revealed the location of some
fifteen white eggs she had been guarding.
The eggs were taken up by Mr.. Wood
run and placed in a ventilated glass jar, and
the latter was placed in the dairy house on
an old bookcase. Night before last the eggs
commenced to get busy. and soon a pair Of
black striped heads darted out OF one. In a
short while others broke and li%tle snakes
about nine inches long appeared.
Mr. Woodruff was in the city to-day eN-
hibitinR the curiostics. The interior Of the
jar presents the, appearance, of a network
Of snakes, and live one AT that. The sDeci-
mems are growing rapidly and are quite Wig
orous, each one darling out a forked tongue
all the while. Some OF the eggs are still hatch
Ing.
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on the Little Island or Guernsey.
From the Wdshin ofon Pa

TTUTF
My home is the little island Of Guernsey.
Cd the French coast. said Mr.. j. II. Parsons.
Though very near French soil. Guernsey
belongs. with group OF small sister islands,
TO England. II In only about seven miles
for its fine breed of cows. We rather think
that our cattle are a shade better than those
of Jersey, which seem TO be such favorites
In the United States.
The chief business OF the IS 900 people
who inhabit Guernsey Is the raising Of grapes
glass. These are marketed In London.
have noticed some OF theee grapes Of our
raisin for sale In your cities at 81 pound,
but in England they are usually priced
81 cents,
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Tommy Murphy and Hughy McGo,ern ia
Meet,

Arrangements have been made for g.
round bout between Hughy McGovern and
Tommy Murphy OF Harlem. and all that is
necessary to make the battle n fixture is the
naming of the date. Several Philadelphia
clubs want the mill, and from present indca-
lions II looks as II the two will have 1t out
In that city within three weeks. Both boys
are training for the Fray Murphy is doing
his work at the New Polo A. C. and is already
In excellent trim. McGovern Is also plodding
In TO receive a chance TO eight frankie Nell
for the bantam title at San Francisco, the
boys will strive for every inch Of ground
during their short struggle.
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First Cup Second round-w NJ Sinclair. South
aad pfe' play Marcus . f0G Mo *
bsat T. A. FTssInasn: Mon,olsir. BY 5 Up and %
asnhanset Manor ses, F. N. oyph.nt. Jr. Ensls:
"GSa eS Up = Marcus by up and
to play T r,ss, beat Csc by Up and e play
Norris seaPty sSR%e a: rs. County.
Morn. sa % asw a sesI b
sss 22 Ssis o sl Esq sSd
beat eat G sT and
Set Rnd B. Brown
S1 HIS BY up and TO play Harold ID, Wilcox
ap nnd PEA py Yarn Nsch JT M She "a
Seas James K. Tying. Baitusroi. BY UP nineteen
Semi. nnsl-Brown beat Reid, by UP; wllco.
Al the final rounds will be at thlrty-six
holes There will also be an open handicap
At eighteen holes. players to start up to 2
A detailed programme of the womens
PeIeEs Morgan Secretary e o. the tSSu tsted
held on the links OF the Merton Cricket Club.
Haverford. Pa. beginning on Monday, Oct TO-
when the Robert Iosa,. Coz 'roPhy "a, and The four
tries close on Monday, Oct. s. and Competitors
must enter through the secretaries Of their
clubs.
MANCHESTER, Vt, Sept. ie--The display
u golf here to-day In the tournament for the
Equinox and orvis cups was the best seen here
this season. The first and second rounds at
f. NJ Daley and A. J.. White are paired against
each other in the upper half ia the semi-fnai
round and Paul Waterman and II, D; Campbell
Mallouf, yesterday s medallist met defeat at
the hands of Adverse l.. White this morning
by sup and to play; Mallouf did poor work
balls.
In the afternoon Mallouf was a gain playing
fine golf n the losing eight He made the
round IN IS and d pde, EDWARD Clark up
Patterson had the stifIcst contes, Of tho day
Patterson was fve up on the Englcwood
player with seven to play, Waterman after
nineteenth green and won out. James l..
Taylor in his match with DR.. Burnham this
afternoon holed out full mashie shot in going
to the fourteenth green.
Saturdays tie in the DOGGY contest at the
Dyker Meadow tiolf Club. between b. W.
Bierbauer, c. \ Cookall and II. T. Walden,
bauer won; lie anishea !, uPt the others
at Dyker Meadow will be OF special i'm portance,
in view Of the Qualification conditions OF
the club championship and the Berbauer
cups.
In the contest for the .women's cup yester-
day at the Highland tiolt Club, Misc Lois
Reiloss, second. and Miis. W. i. Donnei
third. The standing OF the contestants TO
date Y; MIS-, Mas e vo +; ulrich, Q; Mics l. Dun
s. Mrs. Z, T Fly. 8; Mrs. p, x, Meynen, 1;
Mrs ". B. Donneil. t;Miss lIayiland, a; Miss
Bowne.l
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Epdr svflie rrespon dent Indian dpolis Nsus.
Or. George d. De Tar. a county physician.
near the city. opened a dresser drawer al
his home yesterday and found a large rattle
snake inside. After having almost laid his
hand on the reptile he saw It and killed It
With a club.
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GOLF.
Tho New Travis Makes Hit In the Essex
County Tournament.

Match play had the attention Of the con-
testants yesterday at the annual invitation
tournament OF the Essex County Country
Club. and OF the six to survive for the final
rounds in the three cups to-day five are col
lege boys. The exception is G. F. Watson. ST..
the greatest captain OF the old guard in golf.
The new Travis. who is a Harvard senior.
and plays the approach shots in style pick ed
up this summer from Val Flood. at the Man.
hanset Manor links. put out the Prince
tonians. ELEPHANT and Gee. In successive
matches. and to-day he meets Sinclair. also
from old Nassau. Sinclair made o great
score In defeating Marcus. the Yale junio..
and the meeting with Travis will be worth
seeing.
Trayts-the name seems to play by Itself
gained q special distinction In the morning
he won the }he S Se1
Jersey state Golf Association In June, has
been parsonage Of note on the local Links
Going out In SO, Travis was up with Oily
plant. and another SO coming home won the
match for him by up and 2 to play. To rub
It In Travis won the bye holes. In . and I.
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In beating Gee, Travis went out in 81, and
despite an g for the tenth hole he came home
n 20. This was pace quite too fast for the
Western boy. and Travis had the match OH
the sixteenth green.
Marcus won the first hole-2t5 Yards
from Sinclair In 8. but the latter won all
Of IS to the turn. He won the match by
and Q. but kept on for score. The card:
Sinclair .'"'.'..'..s IS
Sinclair. So 4-8s-7s
Marcus. 50 <-40-S2
bye holes.
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other court room. In this room were sitting
Gillespie's wife and sister. The door lead
Ing into this room was unlocked and was
the only possible way anybody could take
to get out OF the hall without going back
to the court room.
When the court officers and detectives
In their search for the missing prisoner
examined this room they found footprints
that led them to believe that the prisoner
made his escape In that way, after Degnon
had turned his back.
The jury took only eight minutes to
reach verdict Of guilty in the case. They
were waiting whsn the word came that the
prisoner had escaped. When the police in
their search for him rushed into the other
court room they found, they said, the
prisoners wife and sister apparently In a
sort OF q dazs, They said that they had
seen nobody pass through the room. Capt.
Wheeiock ordered them kept In the room
while detectives were se mt for.
In the meanti me the jury and the Judge
had waited impatiently Judge Mcmahon
getting more and more put out. Finally,
after they had waited forty-ive minutes,
Judge Mcmahon ordered Frank and Degnon
brought before him and the jury. When
he had heard their stories he said:
.This, gentlemen OF the jury, raises
very peculiar question In law. The law
provides that your verdict shall be de-
hvered In the presence OF the prisoner.
The law provides also that having agreed
upon verdict you shall not disperse until
yon have delivered it. Through oarelees-
ness, which the officers must explain, this
prisoner has escaped, Under the cir
cumstarces see no othor course to pursue
than TO dsfrniss YOU from all further delib-
GRAFTON OF this case. 1t is n mistrial.'
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-06-06
slwAsHEs LOST aora GAMES
MISUNDERSTANDING ExHI.
BlTloa A FRIGHT
PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE.


The Slwaahea went down 90 do
feat Ia both games with the Tigers
yesterday In the morning by a score
Of 70 {. aud Ia the afternoon by a
score OF Z % 6. Ia the morning
there was an exhibition Of I. l.
baseball that would have made q
wooden Indian weep. The worst OF
Il vas. that u had % be witnessed
b. a fair crowd % fans. Who went
10 Recreation Park full 81 enthus.
iaam. Il soon eEanoFated.
when. the seattics started 90 30
down the line By allowing efroF
after error % Be ehalked up against
them. some choice language was a..
rected toward the players from the
hleaekera The Tigers vcut after
the Indians from the start. acoflnk
tso runs IN The first and one In the
second Innings. In the fifth the
TsEeFs pounded out three more. and
another In the seventh gave them
enough and a little q spare.
Charlie Mail pitched a fair game.
but uaa too generous with paaacs
Of which be gave four. Fitzgerald
was tapped foE nine hits. bat kspt
them scattered.
In the afternoon BY climbing all
over Mr.. Barief IA the sixth. Ia.
coma managed 10 win another vic
tory. Seattle started off veil and
the fans thought the slwashes were
out 70 win. but Tacoma Kept plug.
giuE away until the slaughter came
"a the aixth. A combination Of air
hits and five runs did the trick
barber was relieved BY Shields
after this innlug. and although be
held the Tigers Ncii In hand. the
damage was done. Overall pitched
q Tine game On several occasions.
with the bases full. he pulled him
self cat Of bad holes. The score
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TROUNCED
EN- BAD
sEATTtE TWELVE DEFEATED
TACOMA LACROSSE TEAM Nv
DECISIVE SCORE

Yesterday afternoon AZ Rocrea.
tion park the Seattle and Tacoma
iacroHa teams hattled like demons
from the first faes.off TIL tho end
of the laat quarter The game was
the third 81 the Northwest Lacrosse
League and the second between the
tNo teams. Seattle won by a feore
Of 5 goals 10
AZ the cad Of the first quarter
there was no score aud the play
Vas pretty even up "a the eud Of
half time. during which Edmonda
scored for Seattle Mullaney Eot one
Tor Tacoma aud Milne scored again
Cor the locals
In the last half the local team
played rinfH around their onpos
nanta. both on defense aud home
fields. aud piled up ak goals In
quick succession. Tacoma got their
second and last goal
The Tacoma boys played a good.
STEADY game till = couple 81 goals
had been scored In the laaf quar-
Ter This ratified them, and Thurs
ton and Wallace. generally careful
and accurate players shot ON the
flags from any position Of the
field.
The locals played the best game
81 their career Milne. Who has
been playing point. rumpcd around
On the home field and coached the
men with telling results. oddy
vas also tower Of strength At
cover point
There IL 40 question but that the
local team Is strong Yesterday
thTca good men were not In the
same because they did not turn out
% practice The players knpw nos
that they have got 20 obey orders
The penalties during the game
were numerous and rough play Was
a feature q the third quarter
Next Sunday Seattle plays Port
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GAMES BE TWEEN
LOCAL MINES

The Rainier baseball team uon :
close victory from nfemertan Yca.
tsfday by = Heure Of 20 = Ths
Hainirr team bad shut their opps.
Hents oat antlI the seventh Inning
when eight runs sere pounded out
which tied the score The Rainier
made the vinninE run in the ninth
AT SEATTLE Sebraskaa \. No.
rams T.
AT sEATTt.E-RAnssrs n. Ma.
drona 6
A. ARLINGTON Arlington 3
Hothell 1.
AT AUBURN Maleatica 7. Au-
burn l.
AT PORT AN0ELEB-faopeE ~.
Port Angeles 2.
AT GARFIELD Garfield 8. Col
far 4
AT BoTHEII.-Rscruits 9. All
notheli ,.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-06-06

ina the biT annual state iusercaiie.
slate tfafk meet. which resulted 50
q victory Zoe ths University 81 Utah
over the Agricultural College Of 10.
san. ths brigham 1uun9 Universal ,
~ Prove and tbs Latter Day saints
University u salt Lake eapsaia
tsst pole FAplter IN TIE tuirfs NOUS
tain region. made II feet , Inches. as
against his uNu state fvaard ~ last
year - 70 feet inches lie pro-
pansa ere the SEASON 10 over "a
equal n nof a. beat The worlds re-
ord 81 iz feet = ineh
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-06-06
TIE HEAVY ehrTERs

The Seattle players who are nov
batting above the 900 mark are.
Ffiak. who has m average Of Sol
Mohirr follows with 2ih Carlos
Smith comes next with stz. Della
hantY 81 ana Van Eisltren sos. Oa-
car Graham Of Tacoma heads the
entire list with an average ~ 500
Truck Egan IL second with aT4.
ffiak OF Seattle IL third with the
above average other players who
nfe batting above the 300 mark are
shoehan a8s. Knell aaa Nordyke
aiG. and sehlafiey ziA
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-06-06

Eaa ANGELES. June e.-Thrf.
are few younger 90 more successful
managers In Pacific coast baseball
Than James y Morley. manaRer and
owner ~ The Ice Angeles team
Notiey hae been particularly sue
essHful IN picking up clever young
Htsrs IN amateur and bush league
teams and turning them out expert
snced members cf fast company AZ
the end ~ season. It's two finds
thia year Nsre Hal chase. who has
Dilion'a place on the initial bag. and
Bones Tiaum. the young tWiriaf
who IL now numbered among the
eisvefesf wing artists IA the Pacific
Coast league. Muriey'a Team took
the remnant IN Naih last year.
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- TIT 33I1I7l u" ~" y
SALT LAKE. June the &C.
comnangiun picture VS. taken ain
an exposure = ene one hundred
ftftissh pert ~ = Hecand IN order %
catch accurately the actfun. and de-
picte tmptafn Morgan Adams ~ the
brigham NeanE rutt sFsitf - Prove.
Utah. hf~akins the stats record and
coming within three inches - equal
ins ths worlds reeefd ZOE a pole
vault. ThiH rceorf was established
On saturday ~ th~ campus - the
University Of Utah. tbs ceeaaion BE-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-06-06

"NIllIllHII. HtTufN Ulf-UF WFeFs
All 2. BY Shields /. BASES on balls
lty Barber I. Passed ball--Hogan /.
stolen bases Hall. Deiahauty. Two
base hits Mclaughlin 2. Doyle. 10.
San. MohieF, Dclahauty. nraahear.
Three-base hif-Lyneh. Sacrifice
hits-Nan Haitren 2. Mohler. Tsft
on bases Tacoma I. Seattle 5. filta
of Barber .. or Shields 3. In
nlnga pitched-ny Barber G.. By
Shields 2. Time of game. I hour 20
minutes. Dmpire~O Conncll.
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The AMERICAN LEAGUE

AT ST. LoUIs-sL Louis. G..
Washington. 8.
AT cHiCA0O-Chlcago. Il. Phil
adelphla, Z.
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INTERESTING pays FOR
PIANO BUYERS
Closing Out the NJ. D. Pease
Stock OF Millinery

We are sfiil closing out The NJ y.
FcaHe stock of millinery and rtlfis az
my cents on the dollar and "a some
cases lean. 10 make room Tor our ex-
feusive piano business. These are
interesting days for bargain hunters,
and n pays little dealers BE returns
by investing their money here
suits worth az going here a
1890, That's a sam PIE 81 hos prices
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-06-06

PORTLAND. I'll OAKLAND. s-a
San FRANCISCO. June a.
Portland won two games from Oak
land az his piacs yesterday. IL the
morning the pitchers Of both teams
we're hattea out % the box IN the
aecond inning Thleiunn ana
schmidt were relieved b berg and
Cooper. In the afternoon Portland
won out IN the fifth when two
passes. a double and three singles.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-06-06

LOS ANafLEa. 2 FRISCO. 0.
Los ANGELES. June g.--I.oa An
geiea won q victory IN an exciting
game with San FfnHelseo here yes
tefday. The game wnH fun Of sen
sationai plays. Including n triple b.
Wheeler, blood and Chase. Now
tons excellent pitching was the
feature of the game. Score.
Los Angeles :. 0oi 1900 -
San Francisco. o 0 o 5000 %
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u Saved His Leg

y. A. Danfofth. Of Ia0fanRe. Ga,
suffered for six months with q
frinhtfui running sore on his leg
but writes that Huehleu'H Afniea
For Ulcers. Wounds. Piles. irH the
best aaiHe IN the world. cure guar
nntesd only % eta. Sold b. @. o.
Guy, Inc, Second ard Yesler.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-06-06

Best dinner N Hes title. ~ita Hau.
tsrnsm Or Burgundy. 81 Maisan nar.
beris. a@sona ard James. every eve
uinG. ten -
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ADJUSTMENTS

Afcaxag. s'. ss::i..
rhaafor
Phones sunset. Main aSG6. Ind.
o.
ANOTHER TURN AWAY HOUSED
Three Nights Mere. Literary Mat
ineo Wednesday. Free Distribution
OF Popular Novels.
PRfH0E ROHffgO
Starting Thursday Night Struck
Gaa.-
ATTRACTIVE PRICES Nights ana
+andss matinee. - and lie. Atesinsa-
a. ard saturday masiness. isc and
10.
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Folding Camp chair. with back.
1sc SAlur. for ........4....2 gee
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PACIFIC NATIONAL LEAGUE.


Al Baite cit. Salt Lake
Ia
haftsrie#-FiFst game. Dandslin
and swinfells. wlgEs and Haassn.
Second game. sporer and sWindriia:
Tozier and Hansen.
A. spokane Boise 3-s. Spokane
2-IG
Batteries First game. nammann
and fraFy. Thompson and Weaver.
Second game. Hog. Iloncks and
FrafY. Mcfarland and Hanson.
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land IN the latter city and Everett
viii play ia Tacoma.
The teams lined up yesterday na
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THE NATIONAL LEAGUE.

AT BROOKLYN Pis.bars. I.
Brooklyn. B.
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foot wall, regular tt.S0. for
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Camp Needs Were Never
Priced So LoW--Read

Asbestos Lined Camp stove.
aoH11 inches. with large even.
] Joint PIPE. tafo. for s2.49
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1-inch Plates. isc. for......1oo
cupa. large size. isc. for. De
No Cold Handle ate.I Fry
Tan. 1Qe value 13c
f1.e9 full size Hammock. with
wids vaisnce. close W@aveK.
choice coiofs .&1.4e
tiao Folding Deck Chair zoe
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-11-19
WICKLyFFE, KY.
Nov. is, 1904.

+. w Erdman the ieweler. is in St
Louis this week taking in the fair
Ebert Dupoyster is running corn
mill with a gasoline engine in the
building just east of Durns livery
stable on Court street.
Calib Lovelace shot Dick Corbctt
with shot gun about II o'clock
Thursday, five or six shot striking
Corbett in the head and face, putting
out one eye. but not dangerously
weunding him. The trouble between
them dates back some time, but the
immediate cause Of the shooting
seems TO have been about as follows:
Corbett had hog 10 die with lie
cholera, and having a grudge against
Lovelace. put the dead hog in Love
laces field with his healthy ones:
Lovelace met up with him aftcrward
and gave him thrashing. since which
time they have both gone prepared, -
ending in the shooting the next time
they met. Both parties are colorcd
and live near Blandvillc.
j. r. Harkless went 10 Chicago
Wednesday on railroad business.
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-11-19
NEWS FROM OUR NEIGHBORS

He is looking for some land ana like
all other Indiana men, likes this cona
ty very much
r IS. Holcomb sold car load Of hay
lest week and edliyered the same to
several Ullin parties He says the
home market Is better than the quota.
tons from abroad
Apples are nearly ali gone now and
the price Is advancing rapidly.
Ullin parties are shipping two car.
loads OF sweet potatoes this week.
The Defiance Box company of Ullin
are constructing a dam across Cache
river that T. meant to raise the water
sufficient 10 Goat the timber to their
mill.
The Pec-Wce saw mill will be NOV.
Cd M cnce 10 location one mile west
oi Ullin. where the owner !. Il.
Humphrey. has purchased timber
T. !. Bonner oi Mamie, rs viewing
real estate here with a view 10 pur-
chasing.
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-11-19
HARRISBURG.
Nov. e. 100.

Nov. Is, 1904
Mrs ] a. Truiti visited the st
Louis fair this week.
Frank Pruitt is in ST Louis takiaa
in thc fair.
David Yezner was in Cairo TIC FIRST
of tho week transac ing business.
Frank spanglor left Tuesday to yls
it tn fair
Miss Sadie Priest Of Winchester
ILL., is visiting her uncle, r. j. Priest
Of this cit.
Ed Hoining lett for Spring Ield Mon
day 10 be examiaci for mine inspector
John J. Jones of Eldora5o WIS in
the city Tre,dav
d. X. Wednann wa over from
Equality THURSDAY.
Rob Mvilratn and family expect Ia
! leave for tho south in few day
Miss >. x Wilson who waa taken t.
Maryland about two months aeo. diel
last week,
Harry and Ray NclHtyre are seeing
the Worlds fair this week
r r Trammell Of 5 onefcrt WIS in
our city the 6isl of tho wees.
Elmer. Mary and Ethel Miller arc
10 St Louis this week attending tle
Worlds lair
Charles Skagg5 ani wife went to
Springfield the lore part Of the week.
The for1er to attend the |. 0. o +
lodge end The latter the Rebekah state
assembly rf which she f. treasurer.
Thos l. Robinson and wife of o.
ark visited Uriah Morgan and family
several days this acek
Willie Kileoro VINO recently bought
The Exclusive hotel. moved down from
Br0ughton lac week and took charge
Of the hotel Monday last.
Miss Eric Taylor of Mountain was
visiting friends in this city this week
Elder r. p. Turner. formerly pastor
Of the Baptist church in this city and
now located p Monticello. Ark. YVES
here Wednesday and preached 10 his
old congregation that night
Charley Barrett who hae been work
ing AZ The Harrisburg machine hog.
wa called 10 Galaua by the illnees
Of bis family and will remain Until
his folks are better.
Bob Hornung received nc'tcc Wed
ne day from Tire PinkeTtpn detective
agency at ST. Louis that the man
from whom he recently endorsed g..
worthless $50 check ives under arrest
at Paducah. KY. and securing the nee
's-ary warrant hc and Drputy Sheriff
Park PembGrton let Thursday 90 I
JTne Re calpTif back
T. s Reynolds s. 7 WilHforz. r. =. 4
8umgarner. ~ Pierzon. L9gan Price 1
Kelly Rude and George Newell went 4
% Shawnee bottom the FIRST Of The .
Teek 10 camp, hunt an6 gather mats 4
They report uianty Of game but no 4
hickory nus Or Hccans- The nut crop
g I failure
Charles sullivan CT Ledford has
mall rcx ard Sunday last surervis-
7 F. f. Bandsr vent aow1 to thar
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-11-19
NO CHURCH NOTICES.

United Sta;c1 District Attorney 4,
u Hiil Of Louisville has decided that
1cN spapera publishing notices OF 1T.
,eries or rahlcs for The benefit Of 4
church or society will be held L.
able to the penalty provided by the
federal ap against those usirg the
nails 70 promote a lottery scheme or
game IF chance
Tine dscleion is baaod upcn sta'
ate wfich is very comprehensive in
its scoHa, fcrbidi.ng newspapers or
othee periodicals from putl'sh.na ems
such notice. either as paid adycrG5-
ag matter Or a5 news.