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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-29

Sn 2on6on lit fiir5lif If
Elm Monn gcItorben Der einnol in
ieinenl &cben 5ltn So0e, &0nqcn,
S6leifen uno @icrtbeilcn perurtbeilt
ipororn mar mo oo6 nod 5pan5iq
Sabre Dem cnglii6cn llnterboltic oll-
aCb0rcn fonntc. IS nor GieS scr
6cnicriiibrer S'9rie1t, Der ultd bier
I'M Siirgcrfricgc olrf Scitcn Der
SiiOlGnoer mitgefoftcn bottc. 9tud).
Dem er oarnod einige Sabre ,irlono
in @eihoiten bereilt ruto babel oqi.
tirt bate, brod) 1867 ser Scnicr- 9(llf.
itonO aus. S'9rien ioatc oic 3cnicr
pom Sort, mclde Sto0t nit am
St0rfItcn an Der gcrIdlp0rlnQ be-
tbclligt gclucien iein ioll, bcic6ligen.
Ntit ltngciobr 1900 Wunn, bon oes
men abcr rltr Die SGlitc bciuoifnct
mar, rlldte CT ans. 9ci 0lorncp scr
lt0rten 6ic Sdoar sic Gticn6obn0cs
ltllc mo otc SclCgrdpbenlcltltng
mo nnter1obm baum circn Ingriif
oitf Die Eoli6ciluodc bon 0oucpnofs
fame, Die bon icfs GonItobIcrlL cis
mem Sallpt-Gonitobler mo ociicn
6rou mo ainbcrn bcpobut lpor.
So DIE Gonltoblcr lid nid)t craoben,
lolltcn 'ic burd) brenncn0cS Strob
binollSgcrollhert merocn, uno ooS
gclong aud, ober oorber bottc o.
@ricn unter cigcncr @cbcnSgcfobr
Die 6rou ur6 &inoer ocS 6olpt.
GonltoblerS gerettet. Gofiir mltroe
Damn feline 8erurtbcilung 5lm To6c
birrh SGrgen mo &~icrt6cilcn in
lcbcnSlGnglides 3uhtbouS lur1C-
iuonoelt. llebri0cns muroc cr nod
lpcnigcn Sobren bcreitS ircigcloiien.
(g9bl.)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-29
mnuGnmIir hrs nrncn MrrIhtsnnnies.

BALTIMORE, Den %. Slttt 1905.
Ecritcpcltc Suroerlngss NHgebote, on Den
,Pnarn Of ItuurnS," 9nre Of The Gin JteQiiter,
%GhrciItrt, iucrocn bonn ctuot Eeaittrntor In oeHelt
8ilrcnu I'M Jtutbbauic bis If llbr Normitid9o
am Wiittpudl, ocn >. Suli 1908. %cnt9eaeft, aea
CElailcriRg) oe5 @ultimorer @erthtebdiies.
Spc6iiiiNtioncr perncn uut gninhet bon oett
Scrren l8OGtt ~ yioltiugs Nrtticlieit. 9tr; 2,
Die Gontrutts Neb0roc behalf iih OGs jteht Dor,
irqeno pcltc lltto ale gngcbotc 5t nertucTlen.
Sin bcaluIbigtcr Gbcd fir etrlet IN oen Spes
5ififaliuncu unqcgChCucn Neirda, 3nblbnr an Den
WiuOor UNI St1otr1tb bon Baltimore, nlt6 ies
Dem IHgCbOt ~bcigciit0t ieiu.
e. Sian Simnnne, W3a1or,
BriiiocHt Der Gonmitiiou' tlir oaS ncne 8crtdt5s
balIs.
gefiittat:
e. Gluh Simanus,
PrdItocnt Der Gnntruit gcbOroc,
CSnni22-2I,2 6-Suli1.O
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-29
Ephnnm Mcnrnc (lncr.

IS fiorb am %. 1uui 1908, buIb / llbr
Nn6nt. in 9r. 1, SAT- gGoe.. GuntolL Spbont
@ccrge Iorr, I'M 81. gebcnsiubre, ~Gcl,ebier
3unuertaa, TahmittaQs > llbr, pom Irnuers
bGnie aus uuf BET Sat gupH Cemetery" itGtt.
U7g-S0)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-29
Qnubpu 4. Yorf.

Der bauptIdhitGfe 5rirbbuf In Baltimore.
arcal: $50 Afer. = Smnieripdbrenoer Charter.
qeIo bon alien Staott6eiIcn. Strabenbnbns
MaeaorS pniliren ben Sauptein9ang. aae nrei
wiinutet. Wurmes gSartedintncr fir, Golte,
bic ben Srieobof bet rali6em 8etter befiden,
Observation-Disclosures Bu febr mdbigen Brtiien,
fdmnliIi6 inter fortudbrenocr YfGcae.
GRreau: Hr. II, @eftsSaratoaa'strahe.
E(nu6-l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-29
Nlrtcrn National Nani.

V1IfTmurc. bcn p. Sltri 1905.
Ter Frdiincnt mo ole StrcIiorcn bdbei bellte
zinc bnlbiabrlimc Siuiocnoc uun bier Fro6cnt
crfI1ri' frci BON StCucrrl, inblbnr am mo llab
OV" =" ""' @piltam Marriott, Stdiitrcr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-29
NcnrM VI. Gnncl.

IS iiurb am %. Sum 1905 Ncurn VI. Npacl,
Sobn bon Wiaranret ". uHo oca pCritor6enen
Sreoerid ~. Noncl, i'm @lter bon - Subrel.
pic VeeroteuIt9 iinoet 6rcitna, bcn 30. %ltnt,
ytntbitlttfdgs : llbr, BON lrunCrbatlc, VT. 1912,
Galtcrns 9lucuue, ans itatt. ISO-D
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-29
Tipiocnoen


9ruucrs ano Mlcdautes' @ational sant.
~ NaTttmorc. 6en ~ SUM 1903
Ser Irdiiocut lno ole Nlrcliorel otcler 9nrf
ipnpnn ilpci FroIcui am u1o nab benz |. Cult
1905, mo Sluci lro}ent am uIlo nab oettl
1. Sftn6rr 1905 iublbur itno. HHe Sietierit
"''''" u" Gbns. z. miller.
1so, S%uifirer.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-29
Tof.Grccf Sampibuot . Gumpagnic.

NbiGDri oes SumpfCrs nab SiDnebs Grecf bon
Sooton's gScrfte taqli6. nuseenoumen Sant'
tags uno WiuntuaS. nm 7 llbr 8orIn. uno $50
giudm. Nbta1rt bon Rrolun's 98erfte I'M ITO
BORN. lirb 3 lbr giudbm.
Sampler nab Rod, Grcef tdeIib, auseenom.
men Sumitd9S mo Sonuta0S, bon Sob[unis
Nerfte I'M 8 llbr Norm. unb $50 gludbrt. 8on
Nrolun's gSertie I'M SO Sorm. mn 3 tbr
giudnl.. Snuitnas nab bcioeu Grecfs hon Suo'
ton'S Werttc I'M @ llbr g'orm. Iro 2.30 NudmL.
Nroipn's gBcrtte nm 6.10 BORN. uto 3 ubr
Nudinittdas.
GonntnGs nm 4 unb g llbr Born. uno 2 ubr
gddn. mad beioen Grccf5.
Sobrprcis fir bic Rnnbrttie 25e.
CSuntt0-3Ute)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-29
Sin Sdritt in Der red)ten Gidtnng.
Spart % 9ro5ent an alien crftflaiFacn
Dtfardhutffu

SeGTaDhtnen.
Gin fh0ner Gnrg. citlpeocr NIT
fdluur6en IuG oper lpeiBem ooer
ar1iictft Rliif bsue6et5ah NueS tbr
SargsGiniab, BegrdbntbsI n5etge,
@ilhaltnmirlng Der Sei6e, G7E
Grduerflor, g RaGr 0nnotfube, VIZ
Scftnulg pcs Srdbf9.
pei6enlpagefi mo 3 tefne Glitfterl.
Miltam Gouf, 2ethcnbcftnttcr,
HOrib' itno @reenmoltnts9 loe. Pcioc telephone.
(Suni7, 6Nit,iu.Il
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-29
Die BON SOn" san5cn Sag
Tamilien : Grfnrfonen
mad, NnnnppliS unb WcIts Hiucr.

annapolis III ciucr Der BuuEtc bon eroBtem
Snterciie IN Imicrcm Gtuutc. bu Wtt1ionen bon
SularS iilr Die Sluiteits @fnbcmie. ous Stuat5a
%NcbIuoe uno biclc lHoerc 0ifeHtlibe NuIagen
berduspubt ipurocn. Sunn Die oic Vni lib
acknowledgements lueibfdmmigeu gScucu. ySeits
Aipcr. @uleSpiGle. 96dlf YOint, mo Die SnG8s
Init. pcldc 3uiieHocn bon Gcutcn Grditigin9
%pcipdbrt.
Scr pcpuldrc 9umpfer ~gmnn @iIcS. fcs
ocn Wrntnq, Witipob mo Sreitug g ltbr
Born. GumftuqS nm 1890 Niu1nt. Sdlbfeicrs
tnnss @rfuriioncn, 8iidfInit bel Monoi6ein $50
Nbenos; SoltutGgs, $50 Sorm; 0tiidfe6r 8 ubr
WbenoS. CuHi23, I&S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-29
SubcsfGQc.

VIM %. Snni 9pniia Nnhler, 80 Sabre alt.
gllll ~. NIill either GChleT, I Nuhr alt.
YIN 20. Sltnt Gtiiabeth Nnrtidl, go SABRE alt.
Vim y. SuHi Wep. GoW. tSerhOIo.
YIN 20. SlHi Sphu WORmunu, - Sabre alt
Enl y. lini Tcln 0nrtmenCr, 3 Sabre alt.
Inl "a. Sllnt Wargnrctbc TANNER, 1 Snbr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-29

Gle Goticri n.@ ittme pom
China hot iif ein Mouiolcum bolicn
loiien, boS flint Miaipncn Collars
fnitet. aein @unoer, ooB Chino bel
elmer ioId)en Gerihpenoure nit scr
3abluna ieiner Observation-Disclosures
aus beu @orer'Nuiltanb riiditGnaia
1T.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-29

II ncre Girfubr Belief
lidl I'M oeriloiicncn Otoi ollf 92.S2S,-
900 Collars, cine 3unobmc BON
mtbr, oIS t2 MiQioncn Collars &c.
gen Mioi 1901. llnicrc NitSLllbr be.
6~iiicrte iid) i'm lebtcn Woi nuf 1914
Miniorcn Collars, cine 3unobmc
bon 1894 Miaioncn gc9cn Moi leb,
ten SobrcS. Sir bic obgelouiencn
elf Wonote ocS HcdnungSiobreS be
5iiicrt lid, rnicrc Giniiibr ouf 1927
Millioncn Collars, lis Wilioncn
mebr, oils IN ben elf erlten Wonoten
1904. llnierc gu8fubr botte eincit
0erth bon 1873 Miqioncn Collars,
% Wiuioncn mcbr, olS III bcn erIten
eli Wonotcn 1904.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-29

Yr1ii6ent HooiepcIt al
aoiier @ilhelm mo oen oeittihcn
&olf in eincnt aobelarnmm mad, ci.
ncnl 9cilld oe8 @ermonilheu Mu.
iciims III Soroorb icircn Can't fir
Ole piclen @eipciic ser 6reunbihoit
olNaciprodcn, Die ho5u gcbient, ooS
bclltidlc unb boS nmerifoniihc &oIf
III bcn lettcn Sobrcn INNER n0hcr
5u bringen. 0icic nod,ienbe Srelrn6.
ld)nft bcbeilte picI fir sic fiinitigc
@obIiabrt Der Menidybeit, Gicier
0unf unlcrcS ErGiibenten miro bier,
lpie int Ieiitihloub bcn beiten Gin.
Druid MAIDEN iinb morfe 3ipeiiel
5crltreuen,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-29
Baltimore Senctcrn.

ghrean: Gr. 3ii, Gore.6 baries.Strake.
8egrdbnibpldbe 6lin &crfulf bon $50 al,
nit WiurInorptoIten ub9carcn8t, $35 : Blnb
fit bier Srdher. CSuniS.10
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-29

Nus Toris t0ncr micoCr
6ricbcnSiholmrcicn; in ocu Inter
honOlunoen iibcr Die Woroffo.Gon.
iercn5 icicn in ocr Souptiod)e MIR
nod SormnIitGtcn Su oroncn; SIT.
oleif fommt bic Nohriht ans 2or.
Don, Dob Safer @ilbclm icinc fric.
gcriid)c Soltung betrGdtIid, mo6ifi-
6irt bobc, neil ENGLAND 6rontreih
10 mutbig bcigeltnnocn bobc. go.
tiirlih! @enn Scr britiIhc 20ruc
briiQt, Damn piro'S it'll!
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-29
Gorratnc.

Waalertidl Rarfartia - 5rieblid.
@eItIi6 bon g9nlbroof Gin uro cine babe
Wetle. 8enlBt Die nut Fulubattan he5cidneie
gorlbs MbeltnesGo r. iSreie 8nif6en gsnhmiftoeS
nm 2erminuS. Breiic bon Geardbntbplisen iebt
ipe5ieI; 2et6t. 9eotngnnasn. aelep9on
Nuaos. YcrIuuat grofhiire. (Wlai4. 1890
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-29

Ger ron5oiiif dc @encrol
unb lriibcrc &ricg$miniitcr @ouiiet
crflGrt, cin aricg 5luiid)cn 6ronfrcih
unb Gcutlhlotb miirOc MIR 5t @un-
item GnGIouo'S olri Soften 6ronf-
reidl'S gciiibrt ipcroen. @llt, ooB Iid,
ioIde 9cruidtige mo bcionnene
Stimmc1 in 6ruufrci6 5lln Nort
mcl0clt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-29

Map or @eopcr in Tbi.
loocIpbio bot oilf Dem BORT togcnocn
3obn0r5te.Gonpcn crflGrt, sic &c
form lit Tbilooelpbio iei bon Soil.
blnt.Imerifoncrn muSgcgongcn mo
burd) i'm iclblt 5irr NuSiiibrung &C
fomnlen. Son iucm oic Corruption
ouS9eaongen lit, lpcr iic 10 biibid &c.
pilcet bot, oob JIG iippig in'S aroilt
ihieBcn fonntc, Dos bat Sr. @coper
nid)t geio1t; aud, niht, DAB er ielbit
ourd) oicic Corruption 5ltn Mopor
crlp0blt morbcn lit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-29

Hun BADEN Die Nmerifo O.
Tier cs oltd) BON Dem &ice-FrGii6en-
ten 6oirbonfS idriitlidL DOB oic
oclttihcn Gllrnocreine fiir oic Sci.
bescr5icbutq ser Slrgcno Elm nod
obmenaluertbcreS &orbilo limo, ais
uniere einicitigen omcrifoniihcn
Sport Gerbinoungcn. @o$ Sr.
S%oirbonfs iibcr Sen Gortbcil ocS
ocutihcn Gurncn8 gciogt bot, lit
nihtS 9tcltcS. gbcr es lit bon Wertb,
Bob Is pnn elmer iold)en Scite geiogt
luuroe. (Glcpel. @. II. Nn5.)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-29

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The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-07-20
MOUNDS.
y & y y = y = y = . n y NJ n y


Mr.. ]. w. Plemmons, a former en-
ployo of the l. c., at this place but
now of Nashville, Tenn, IS here VS.
iting relatives and friends.
Mr., Willie Britton, wh3 has been
visiting his parents at Beaver Creek,
where his father is pastor Of the NJ.
e. Chuch. returned Tuesday morning
and is behind the counter again in
B. j. Britton's store
Mr. Weatherford George Woods, eff
ticient druggist, has returned fro mhis
home At Hannibal, Mo, where he was
called BY sad accident that resulted
in the death Of his sister in-law
The members Of the Catholic church
win give an ice cream social in J.
w. Jones unfinished store room to
night Wednesday, The Catholics are
contemplating building chfxrch IL
Mounds and quite a little subscrip
ton has already been raised.
Some warm discussion was engag
ed in at the meeting Of the city coun
Gil Monday night over the aeceptatior
of the new Thistiewood plat TO Tx
city This will finally mean new
| street to Mounds and room for rICr'
residence Improvements,
| Miss Flo Titus is visiting her aunt
! Mrs. Parker. in the country this week
John Nolte Is painting his residenc
on corner Of Blanch avenue and FRS
street.
Archie Barr's new residence Is neal
ing completion and viii soon b
ready 10 occupy.
. DR. Babriel Sallba has opened der
al parlors in Philip Stems me-
building up stairs, where he solici,
local patronage
Rev siclSles, Of Cairo, the Ben Hi
organizer, was in town yesterda
| Wednesday,
! A large delegation of the America
] Boys of Mouds will take in the q
ercises today at Cairo. chaperoned !
Mr.. w. L. Hudson and Rev. r.
Watt.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-07-20
BEES HATCH DUCK EGGS.

There Is a Minneapolis man who
claims 10 have been nearly as quick
to discover a new way to hatch eggs
as Henry Decker of Rome. Ohio, who
has Matched a brood of chickens by
the use OF bee hive.
Chas. Berwftn, of Upton avenue
north. has been experimenting on thai
line for some time and first tried hi
luck with turtle eggs, which came
ont nicely. Ii seems that two years
ago. while Mr. Berwith was taking
OUT some honey he was struck with
the peculiar moist warmth of the hive
in the lower portions Now, moist air
lis a fine thing for Marching, and some
weeks later. having secured some tur-
lie eggs while at Minneapolis, he plac
ed them in the lower compartment
Of the hive and Matched half dozen
Of them.
This year he made the experiment
with some Pekin duck eggs, and out
Of ten eggs placed in the hive he Sc
cured nine healthy ducks, thar are
now cavorting about the yard as live
| " as can be. The experiment has
also shown another thing, and that
is thar there IS very little in the in
sistent claim that eggs in the course
Of Matching must be turned twice ey
cry day II Is impossible 70 do g
| In the be hive hatcheries, yet the,
appear to match as we'll as il handed
daily
Mr.. Decker hatched Is out of 2
chicken eggs and Mr.. Berwith nine on
of ten duck eggs. Mr. Decker used
cushion under and aFbund the eggs
and cotton cloth between their top
and the rest Of the hive. Mr. Bel
with used moss below and q layer 0
cotton batting over the tops of tn
eggs, which was taken off on the las
day, as the eggs were picked-Minn'
apelis Tribune.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-07-20
GRAND CHAIN.
July 10, 1905.

July 10, 1905.
w a. Steers and family. OF Metro.
polls, have been visiting friends and
relatives here
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Settlemoir. Of
Carrier Mills, are here visiting his
father.
John p Evers and family, Of Bel.
KNAPP, spent Sunday at Dr. Tarr's.
Mrs. Ella Price has accepted posi-
ton at Karnak. H., and will leave
on the evening train Monday.
w. J Davidson went 10 Cairo Sun
day
J. +. Albright has been very sick
The past few days,
g. II. Jaimet, of Mound CITY, spent
Sunday and Monday with his family
here.
+ G Niece came up on the excur-
sion Sunday.
pr Tarr was called professionally
70 America Tuesday,
Mrs, Florence Barlloson ana daurh
ter Ella, returned Tuesday from d
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-07-20
visit with relatives in Arkansas.
. +-~%- ~%<<% :
VIENNA.
July 10. 1905.

WY - f@SSs
Mrs. Lib Collins and daughter, Mrs.
Craig, of ST. Louis. are visiting Mrs.
Collins mother. Mrs. A. J. Knyken.
dali
Mrs. W. A. Sims, of Golconda, is Wis.
iting her mother, Mrs ] F Wright,
Misses Marion Chapman and Nellie
Gray are visiting Mrs. Della Stanly
at Goreville.
Congressman Chapman left for Chi
cago today on business.
Miles orion shows are here today.
The second show this week.
Chas Huffman is assisting in the
liamg vacation.
Or. W X. Mizell and DR. Martin. of
the county were in the city yesterday
at the session OF the pension board
Peaches. melons and tomatoes are
being shipped daily in large quanti-
ties The quality and price received
arc both satisfactory
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-07-20
NEWS FROM OUR NEIGHBORS =

Or J r. Alatlns, who mas so long
had severe attack Of sore eyes that
the ailment has become chronic, will
leave for St. Louis on the Goth inst.
to receive treatment from a physician
who applies his skill 10 the organs
of sight and hearing specially.
Cal Hogg Of Mounds, one of the pop
ular railroad ladies on the Illinois
Central ronte. was today a guest of
mis- uncle. DR. ], B. Mathis and family.
Miss Mamie, daughter of Theodore
Scauler. has been quite sick the past
week and is not yet able TO leave her
room.
VIM and Ed Parker of Valley Re-
cluse drove into the county seat to-
day to do some shopping.
The farmers are harvesting the az
termath or second crop Of hay It
behoyes Them to house or stack il
at She earliest possible day as nearly
every one of them lost his first crop
by continued rain. Much Of the grow
ing corn IL foni with weeds. the toma.
to and early sweet corn crops are
about ready for market on large
scale, and all in all the farming COM
munity mas seldom ever been more
busy with their calling as growers,
The river al this pont has down
ward tendency. still the stage of water
Is excellent for steamboating and
logging and timber handling.
Quite number of Mound City peo-
pie will go to Chicago on next Mon
day via the Big Four route, it being
la low rate excursion trip. only SIS
for the round "trip with eight days
In the city.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-07-20
VERY Low RATES

To Monteagle, Tenn, Tickets at
one fare, plus 25 cents. for the round
trip will be on sale July %, "a, An.
gust S. G, z, account Of Bible Training
schooI. Limited to August 3lst. AL
50 July 20, 30 and August LIST account
Woman's Congress, Limited to Al-
gust 10Th Monteagle is one of the
most delightful summer resorts in the
South. located in the Cumberland
Mountains, over 1000 feet above the
sea. Write for N. G. & st. r. Summer
Folder. w. L. Danley, General Pas
senger Agent. Union Station, Mash.
Vile, Tenn.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-07-20
ANNA.


Born Sunday to Mr. and Mrs. ]. r.
Grear. a daughter.
Miss Nealse CofTan visited friends in
Cairo Sunday
Mrs s. NJ. Orr and family departed
tnis "wednesday morning for an ex-
tended visit with friends at Carmi and
McIeansboro, I'll.
John r, I4ufkin, Jr., who Is employ
FL at Poplar Bluff. Mo, is spending q
few days at home this week.
Mrs. J Il. Hultz of Chester, VINO
has been the guest OF her son. Sam
HuIz for two weeks, returned Mon
day to her home.
George Andrews of Murnhysboro,
spent Sunday In Anna with his sister.
Mrs Kate @ Andrews.
Miss Louise Kirkham of Joplin. Mo.
will arrive today fer a visit with
her sister. Mrs f. W. Willard
Miss Elsie Brown visited relatives
in Ashley a few days this week
Misses Edith Bush and Elsie De
Wolf are visiting Mrs. w. D. Walton
| at Ware this week.
| Miss Sava Arnold of Alto Pass was
IN Anna Monday shopping.
Mrs. l.. r. Anderson and daughter
Marguerite left Tuesday for Alto
Pass. After few days visit there
lthey will go 10 California where they
will reside.
Mrs T. Lee Agnew joined part,
of friends from Fulton. KY, and witt
them is spending several weeks in thu
lnorthern lake region They win Wis
lit Buffalo, N ", Niagara Falls am
several Of the summer resorts.
| Mss Pearl Scott Of Mulberry Grow,
arrived Monday for few weeks yisi
| with Miss Gladys Vest
| Miss Leone Andrews OF st. Loui
was in Anna Sunday, the guest 0
relatives.
| Rev ]. D. ShaddricI1 and famil
/ have returned to Mount Vernon afte
a two weeks visit with his fatheI
IL. A. Shaddrick.
Mr.. and Mrs. ". b. Mcclure an
} children of Carbonate, are tn
guests Of relatives in Anna and VII
! Unity.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-07-20
MOUND CITY.
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July 70, 1905.


Some choice homegrown peaches
are finding their way to this market.
Mrs. Harry Neadstine is yet quite
sick and has NOT been able to leave
her room for almost two weeks
The early grown tomatoes which be.
gun ripening ten days ago are as.
suredly the largest and most choice
produced in Pulaski county for years
past.
DR.. John +. Hargan has for years
past been giving cogestion much spec
ial attention, and at the same time
having had much experience in treat
ing that malady, he Is certainly an ex-
pert. Still. he Is an allfound physi.
clan and surgeon.
The Congregational Sunday school
fishnic over to Sandy Slough, KY, to.
day The bunch of 'merry-makers was
chaperoned by Rev, HUNDRED the
Congregational pastor The weather
was warm enough, 1t is true, but II did
not interfere with the exercises
The weather was so hot and close
yesterday that not few of the fac
tory employees sent the boss word that
they had a hard chill" and there
fore held down q choice dark spo
under some convenient tree from SUI
70 sun. That IS quite joke OF
some hody--the idea OF having a chill
with the mercury marking 100 IN thu
shade. sim, the old gag worked.
Miss Susie Feits, who spent tw,
weeks with her cousin, Mrs. J. i. Con
nell, left for her home In Marion III
on yesterday.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-07-20

1.-TWO to Fifteen Days Pleasure
Tours" No. Of the New York Cen
trails -Four Track Series" describes
great many trips Occupying from two
to fifteen days, arranged for the pur.
pose of meeting the wishes of all class.
as OF travellers. The time, fares, con-
nections, and all other details are civ
en-. The book contains "a maps OF
interesting tours and 40 illustrations
of hotels and charming phases of re-
sort life. For a copy send two-cent
stamp to George II. Daniels General
Passenger Agent, Grand Central Sta
ton, New York.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-07-20
LoNDoNs AMERICAN COLONY

Personally ! own that the more / /
see of the American colony the more | /
am Impressed by Il. | question wheth. |
er any capital has ever harbored so |
powerful and brilliant group OF for
eign-born women as London possesses |
lin its American contingent
10 what sphere OF English actiy |
~ one turns an American Is pretty
sure to be found in the front rank. AS
society women their position Is or the
very best. The Duchess Of Marlhof
ough, the three Duchesses Of Man.
chester, the Duchess 0f Roxburghe,
Mrs. Alair, Mrs Mackay, Ms. Arthur
paget, Lady Marlborough, Mrs. Rom
aids, Mrs. Bradley Martin, Lady Nay
Tor Leyland Mrs. George West. Lady
Tanseryile, Mrs. Chamberlain, Lady
Essex-all these and half dozen 9th
ers one might mention are undisputea
leaders.
| The American colony Is full Of
| clever. charming and amusing women.
with European culture and training
grated on the American tempera
lment which Is ready and able To
receive and profit by both, with all
the arts Of social success at their
fnger-ends, and with highly spec.
ialized faculty for making themselves
prominently popular at court.
They own some OF the best houses.
CTzon street and Carlton House ter.
race are almost as American as Fifth
7 avenue--the latter perhaps trifle
more SO. They entertain with a lavish.
9 mes and originally that are wonderful
8 even in this gorgeous, extravagant city
. of ours. They are foremost In every
fashionable pursuit Music, politics
9 art, letters, phllanthropy--the plunge
. dazzling into them all Indeed. one
. OF the most remarkable characteristic.
Of the "conlony' Is the way II covers
!" the whole social field. represents 81
interests and takes part--a leadin,
: part Of conrse--n all diversions So
IL From the London Chronicle.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-07-20

sseond.clasa One-way Colonlst Tick
eta to California.
sslss, Cairo to San Francisco, Loa
Angeles. Ban Diego and eli other
points, taking the California common
rate.
Tickets sold March LIST to May 1sth,
and Sept. 1ssh to October s1st, 1905.
Lauderdage Springs, Miss.
On line D. Mobile and Ohio railroad
Low round trip rates daily Apply to
NJ. and o. railroad agents for partica-
lars.
Any further information regarding
the above rates will be furnished UPON
application to the undersigned.
JNO. M. BEAIaL, @. p. A.,
St Louis, Ne.
1 Fl. JONES, Ticket Agent,
Cairo. Ill
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-07-20
ADMISSION, MO.
yuIy 1e, lee.

Wheat threshing is the order of
the day
Or Barney Finley and family spent
Sunday with DR. F. L. Finley
Sunday with ] d Doudy
Albert Faust and Ed. Hubbard have
returned from Ironton
Mr.. G. n. Currey, the cashier of the
Admission bank, says business is pref
~ fair
]. s. White is buying wheat and
Mr.. Lee Henley is en- the sick list
Our new depot is completed and S
S. Lancaster is the agent.
John Srosenhite has taken S. ].
Adams place in the livery stable.