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The Cairo bulletin., 1905-09-21
A SUSPICIOUS NEGRO
Carried Regular Cannon Concealed
In His Pant Leg, Did Negro
Jailed Yesterday

II was not Ben Berner's fault that
Cairo din NOT have another round or
-wo Of shooting or murders Tuesday
evening.
Perhaps 1t was because the negro
crap game that Ben intended to sew
m, or shoot mp, stayed in peaceful
'hape until Chief Eagan hauled Ben
away.
Chief Egan received a tip that
there was crap game near the l. G..
round house at Fourteenth and Ohio
treet When the CHI eff got there the
game had disappeared, but he took in
Bon Barner, negro. as suspect
The negro was Immediately search
ed but no weapons were found.
When the station was reached he was
searched again This time the long
est gun ever beheld by Cairo police
was found hidden in Ben's trousers. 1t
was 50 long that Clerk Pete Frazier
had TO climb upon chair to pull 1t out
| Of Ben's clothes.
The gun was a Colts OF 81 caliber.
| with Dafel almost the length OF a
life. 1t was carr ed in holster on
he inside Of the pants The handle
vas well concealed in the shirt while
be barrel reached TO Ben's knees.
Negroes who took part in the game
said that Ben and two other negroes
| who are alleged to be crooked gamb-
lers "butted in 1t was pay day on
the I. G. and a killing could be
made either with crooked dice or a
\ big gun. The other two negroes
were also armed with pistols.
The trio wore overalls as a blind
n the hopes that the negroes would
think that they were laboring men
and not Sure thing dice men.
Ben, the human caisson, was fined
| $50 In the police court yesterday for
carrying concealed weapons While
| he is in Jail Chief Egan will look into
his criminal record.
Three negroes disguised in overalls
| with three big guns does not look
good to the chief.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-09-21

The Ohio-At Evansville and Mt.
Vernon will commence rising within
the next l2 or "a hours and continue
TO rise for three or four days. At
Paducah will continue rising during
the next AZ hours. the rate Of rise
will diminish greatly after today. At
Cairo will continue rising during the
next three or four days. bur at a
much reduced rate A stage Of about
26 feet will be reached at Cairo by
Thursday noon
The Tennessee From Florence to
the mouth, not much change during
the next Do hours, with a rising ten
dency.
The Mississippi--At Chester will
continue rising during the next "a to
4S hours The maximum stage at
Chester will be between % and 2f
feet From below Chester to Cairo
will continue rising during the next
&c to As hours A maximum stage OF
between 30 and 81 feet is indicated
for Cape Girardeau on present rise.
P. H. SMYTH,
ocal Forecaster.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-09-21
A MUSICAL PROGRAM
TO BE Rendered BY Prof. Mangum and
Local Talent at Cairo Baptist
Church Social Tonight.

The following is the program that
win be rendered tonight at social
given by the ladies' Of the Cairo Bap-
list church at the home Of Fl. G. STEM
lei, on upper Washington avenue
Instrumental Duet-Edith Hill, Ber
tina Schlosser.
Selecton-Quartet
Instrumental Solo--Iona Swoboda.
Violin SoEo-P Prof Mangum
Vocal Duet-Grace Edmonds, Helen
Dougherty
Instrumental Solo-Mabel Engler.
Violin Solo-Prof Mangum.
Instrumental Duet-Rose Howley,
Mcdena Woodward.
Selection Quartet
instrumental Solo Vela Bondurant.
Vocal Solo-Fred Connell
Instrumental Solo, Bertha Schlos-
ser.
Violin Solo" Mocklng Bird" Prof,
Mangum
The quartet composed OF Misses Ed
monds, Kleir: Messrs Connell and
Stelnel will render several of the old
time selections.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-09-21
HOT FIGHT IS ON
For the Pennant OF the Defunci
Kitty keague
VINcEtNNEs AND PADUcAH BoTH
CLAIM TO BE THE WINNERS
ARGUMENT OVER POST
SEASON GAMES.

There is To be a battle for the Kitty
league pennant again. Vincennes and
Padueah are claiming it and it looks
as if a fight is on.
Eddie Kolb of the Hoosier aggrega-
tion of Sisters says he is Untitled to the
pennant by winning The post season
series.
Chief Lloyd of the Paducah reser-
walton says il must come to the Ken
lucky team. through the percentage
column route.
Manager Lloyd has the Paducah
score books. showing games played in
Paducah,a nd also the summary
sheets for games on the circuit. lie
has prepared a statement Of the games
played the number Of shutout games
to Paiucahs credit against each team
ana also the superior work OF the team
members individually LLOYD said that
he had a team which could easily have
held its own in the Southern League
and because Henderson cropped ont
and Tor the sake Of keeping the league
going. the agreement for a four-club
league was male.
Lloyd wants TO secure the pennant
on actual work and not any agreement
which he says unfortunately caugh;
his team crippled and ultimately caus,
ed him to lose the four club pennant
Lloyd expects to show that his team
played more games. won more games
and was a superior team TO any in
the league and if he succeeds in this
disp!te the agreement. thinks the league
win be fair enough to award him the
/ pennant
Lloyd has gone to Cincinnati where
he viii look over the field for bal
players. He expects to pick up seyera
good men for his team next season.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-09-21
NINE FOOT WORK
Being Pushed by Survey for
Ohio River Improvement
LARGE NUMBER OF ENGINEERS
TRYING TO GET THE SUR.
vEY TO CAIRO COM.
PLETED.

The United States Engineer Corps,
under Captain Harry Burgess. sent
out surveying party from Louisville
Monday to take the surroundings and
water slope on the Ohio river from
Rising sun a point in Indiana about
ninety miles up the river, TO Louis
vile, SAYS the Inland Navigator
The party is under the supervision of
s. +. Crecilius. who has at present
sharge of the survey working from
Louisville 20 Cairo. The new party
will not have as mucn detail work
10 do as the other. as the base line
and precise levels We're taken in an
earlier survey. II is in personal
charge of F. A. Spengler. who arrived
at Louisville Saturday Captain Bur
CESS thinks that the work between
Rising Sun and Louisville will be
completed in two months or slightly
longer.
The other surveying party is max.
ing good progress and covering more
| GlOui1u edCn week. IL Is nHueF the
personal charge of G. A. Loab, though
Mr. Crecilus oversees the work
About As are in the party, which is
working with great accuracy. though
not with as much detail as might be
desired. onaccount of the limited
funds at the disposal of the corps
When both parties finish their work
the Ohio win be mapped and sur
veyed from Pittsburg to Cairo, a work
which will of course be OF inestimable
value to rivermen. The party on the
lower river will not finish this season
however. but will work next year as
well The working season of the
river parties is generally from July r.
December.
The other work now occupying tht
attention Of the engineers II the dam
IT Lock No on Green river. and. as
fine progress is being made It is he
| lieyed that the trip to Mammoth Cav,
will be made by water as early a.
Thanksgiving
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-09-21
HELD ON
MURDER CHARGE
As Result of a QnarreI Which
Started in a Cato Hotel
KILLED HIS PARTNER
IN PADUcAH LAST MONTHS
NOW OUT ON $4,000 BOND
NO BENCH WARRANT
ISSUED

The grand jury in session in Pa
ducah yesterday brought in an indict.
ment against Hammond II. Loving
for the alleged wilful murder of Her
man A. Rose on August in the office
Of the Kentucky Mill and Lumber Co.
IN the Fraternity building
Loving is and Rose was we'll known
n Cairo. They were members of the
Kentucky Mill and Lumber Company,
thai transacted large volume of bust
ness in this city.
Rose was alleged to have shipped
a car of lumber from Cairo belonging
to the company and sold il in Chicago
as his personal property
Loving came TO Cairo in company
with Detective T, ] Moore of the Pa.
ducah force The two partners had
a bitter quarrel in a room AT the Illl-
nos sotel The detective succeeded
I in averting serious trouble at that
time. Loving and Rose returned to
Paducah. Several days later the
quarrel was renewed and Rose was
shot
Owing to question raised by Low
ing's attorney, no bench warrant was
issued on the indictment for imme-
diate service. 1t IS claimed that he
can stand on the same $4,000 bond
on which he was released after his
cxamin'n g trial in police court
It has always been the custom In
Kentucky. 70 arrest q man on bench
warrant after an Indictment is return
| ed, just the same as If he had never
been arrested before, and to go
/ through the process of getting bail
inst the same as if there had been no
examining trial.
The indictment charges that the de-
PENDANT, w. II. Loving, did felonions-
ly, wilfully, and with malice afore-
thought XII and murder II. A. Rose
by shooting and wounding him with a
pistol loaded with powder and leaden
bali or with other hard substance, and
by reason Of said shooting and wound
the said Rose did then and there inn
Immediately die
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-09-21
The Manchester Club.

The Manchester club was entertain.
ed yesterday afternoon by Mrs. II. s.
Blockley at her home on Washington
avenue. The feature Of the entertain
ment was a guessing contest, each
guest was given pencil paper, and
"a penny. Questions were asked about
the penny The one giving the most
correct answer was TO receive the prize
Mrs, Charles Mason won tho prize. q
beautiful china cake plate.
The hostess was assisted by her sis
ter, Mrs G. v. McCullin.
Those present were Miss pheyn,
Fields, Mesdames NJ G. Creighton
Charles Mason, j. II. Hahn, NJ. J
Earnbaker, G. M. Myers, Il. D. Ball
u. 9. Johnson, y. d. Riddle, J. McCul
LIN and II. $. Blockley.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-09-21
THE WEATHER
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Today's Forecast
Partly cloudy and warmer
Weather Conditions.

Weather Conditions.
A disturbance OF Considerable in.
tensity centcrs in The northern Rocky
Mountain region An area Of high baro.
meters Of considerable magnitude cen
tefs in Oklahoma A second high"
centers on the north Pacific coast.
The temperature has fallen through.
out the Ohio Valley in middle and
Western Tennessee. Minnesota, and in
the Lake Region. and risen through.
ont the northern and middle slopes
Of the Rocky Mountains.
Within The last "a hours showers
have occurred in the middle Atlantic
and New England states. Mt scattered
points IN the Ohio Valley, In Tennes
see Alabama Mississippi, northern
Louisiana. and northwestern Oregon
he only heavy 24-hour rainfall re
ported was 2.ss lnchcs at Riyerton
Alabama,
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-09-21
NEGRO PLEADED GUILTY
And Was Fined $500, But Was Re
arrested on Satates. Warrant,
Charging Assault

Not once, but three times did Bud
die Dixon a negro. face death. That
Is he was threatened with death and
was forced to look into Harding
Davis pistol number Of times
The escaped target complained 10
States Attorney Wilson and Davis
was arrested on a state warrant yes
terday. 10 JfwaS
Davis had bean fined 81 and costs
by Judge Ross for assault and Battery
just a few minutes before he was ar
rested on the state warrant. he hay
ing surrendered in hopes OF escaping
prosecution
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-09-21
CARD or THANKS.

We, the relatives OF the late Walter
J. Cornell, wish to thank our kind
neighbors and friends for the attend
tion and assistance shown us during
the illness and funeral Of our son
and brother.
MR.. and MRS J. NJ CORNELL
MRS. HENRY ETz
MRS. CHAS. KEOHLER.
BENZ. CORNELL.
w, M CORNELL.
HORACE CORNELL.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-09-21

Casper Yost. one of the Oldest let
ter carriers connected with the local
post office, and much the oldest in
years. is now at ST. Marys lntirmary.
He suffered fall during heavy sieet
storm last winter sustaining injuries
from which he has never recovered
II Is feared one Of his legs may have
to be amputated. Owing to his ad-
vanced age such an operation would
be critictl
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-09-21
HELD WITHOUT BAIL
Was Gorge Martin, Negro Who XIII,
cd Young White Boy BY Coro-
ner's Jury

The inquest over the body of W. O
Bruce, who was shot by George Mar
tin, negro. was held yesterday by
Coroner McManus
The negro was held responsible fof
the lads death and ordered held tc
the circuit court without bail
Martin. In an effort to kill Ton
Mitchell negro, recklessly shot into
a crowd Saturday night Bruce
breast and stomach were riddled with
shot.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-09-21
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
IN SOCIETY
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
5syIey- Strong.

/ Spec al to the Bulletin:
Woodlawn. Chicago. Sept. 2o.1905-
Married, at 6032 Kimbark avenue
Chicago, in the parlors OF the Bayley
Miss Florence Ethel Strong, formerly
If Cairo. TO Mr.. Stanley Seymore
Bayley, of Chicago.
One of the prettiest of the many
house weddings of this vicinity and
an event In which many Cairo people
are interested. took place tonight at
1880 O'clock. The ceremony was per.
formed BIZ the Rt. Rev. Arthur Level
lyn Williams, Bishop Coadiutor Of
Omaha, Neb, assisted by the Rev
Charles Herbert Young, rector of the
Christ church Woodlawn
The bride. the eldest daughter of
DR. and Mrs. ]. e. Strong. OF Cairo,
mas by her sunny disposition won a
| host of friends in her childhood home
and Mr.. Bayley. who is a nephew OF
Mrs. Isabelle L. Candee. of Cairo
claims that city as his birth place and
S well and fayorahl known
The bridal party was attended by
little Miss Julia, youngest sister ol
the bride, who bore the wedding ring
| IN tiny white satin basket. Thu
bride was attired in white Persian
null set with lace medallions, simpl.
hut exquisitely fashioned and carried
Ia handsome white prayer book, from
which the marriage service was read
Mrs J. r, Strong the brides mother
, wore a beautiful gown of pineapple
Itissue over pale blue and Mrs L. N
Bayley, the mother Of the groom. wa
gowned in gray brocade satin wit
! point lace trimmings
A delightful little dinner served i'm
mediately after the ceremony, wa
enhanced by the exquisitely appointe
|, table where the decorations of PIN
asuars, broad pink satin ribbons. an
pink candles and shades set off b,
cleaning silver and cut glass made
truly beautiful picture The brida
gifts were numerous and haudsom
and included beautiful gold watche
from the mother of the groom, a soil
silver tea set from the father of tn
, bride, white prayer book from Alic,
Margaret, Eugene and Julia Stroni
dainty lingerie from Miss Alice Nul
substantial cheques from Mrs l.
: Candee, handsome chatting dish froi
: Mr., and Mrs. Calvin Bayley, set of so
id silver orange spoons from Mrs. Ma
tin and Miss Ellie, and many othe
equally useful and valuable present.
There were present besides Bisho
: and Mrs, Williams, and Rev. Mr. an
= Mrs. Young; Mr.. and Mrs Calvi
Bayley, Mr. Frank Bayley and Mis-
Charlotte Bayley, Of Hot Springs Ark
Or. and Mrs j f. Strong and dr
? Isabelle l.. Candee Of Cairo, Mrs. Ann
u " Cornish and Mrs Victor T. Kiss
iger Of Lincoln, Neb, and Mrs Myrt
Mann. A reception viii be tendert
/ the young couple by Mrs. L. NJ Ba
= ley upon their return after a week
D. absence and they will reside at 10.
0rrington, ave, Evanston.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-09-21
CITIZENS INDIGNANT
over Disorderly Resorts in the First
Ward and Sign a Protest TO the
Mayor.

The citizens OF the First Ward are
indignant over the name that the lower
part OF the city has received as a
result of the two dsasterous shooting
scrapes recently, to say nothing Of
several gun plays and fights, ami
propose 10 take sseps to rid that
section of the many dens that now
infest It.
Yesterday petition was signed by
IA number of property owners in The
First Ward, which will be sent to
action be taken 20 close some OF
the saloons and resorts and to give
that ward better police protection
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-09-21
DEATH COMES TO
SAMUEL HASTINGS
Died at 9:l, O'clock Last Night
After Long Illness
A BUSY LIFE ENDED
DECEASED WAS ALWAYS a PUB.
Lie sPlDiTED CITiZEN-HAS
HELD PROMINENT PLACE
IN CfTY'S HISTORY

After an illness of two months, Sam
uel Hastings. one Of Cairos most
prominent citizens is dead. His SUI
ferings were ended last night at 9:45
O'Clock
On July Gath Mr. Hastings was sud
denly stricken with apoplexy, while
seated at the supper table at his home
on upper Washington avenue II was
thought that his death would imme
diately follow hut physicians were
summoned and succeeded in rallying
him. He never fully recovered. how.
ever. and has been confined 10 his bed
most Of the time since. Two weeks
/ ago he and his wife and son, Oris,
returned from a two weeks stay in
the west. where they went in hopes Of
benefiting his health The trip did
not have the desired effects and he
1 has been in serious condition ever
since their return.
The stroke resulted in partial para
lysis and for the past week the de.
ceased has been unconscious most of
the time He suffered a sinking spell
/ yesterday morning and dbl not regain
consciousness.
While his death has been expecte5
ever since he was first taken i'll, the
news Of his death was shock to his
friends all over the city.
Samuel Hastings was born in Noble
County Ohio, March 81, 1850. He
was the eldest Of nine children that
came to bless the union of Hegekiah
and Anna (Baln Hastings. For eighty
years Hezekiah Hastings has been a
prominent farmer and stock raiser in
Ohio and Illinois. His wife died in
1885.
/ When the deceased was five years
old his parents moved to Jasper Coun-
lty, Illinois. and he was reared on A
farm. Later. he entered Lebanon col.
lege at Mckindree and graduated from
that institution In 1872 For the three
years following he was a teacher in
the Clay County schools.
II Resigning his position In the schools
he took up stock raising and farming
II that county ana met with lary.
measure of success
In January 1885, he came 10 CARR
and became the manager of the grain
firm Of Thist1awood q Cnmnanv An
remained in that canacft., nntil IA,
! when he entered business far himself
I Since that time he has heen the IRA
prfetor ami manager of CONSTANT,
growing commission honsa engaga,
! In the hls ~ ana selling az bav
corr ali 0.ts
Gore z.ea4f a sa r-e e,acta,
III. f1tnt 81 ~3-e Bre-1 ~ Tradf
, ara t,s vats -an ara nc NV ian
. lticcl witl 80 ir snsion
The deceased 1ae puhlic snirite
and progressive citizens and was a
ways identifie,4 with nublie life II
! was All alderman for tuo vaars ap.
was a county commissioner far II
wears four az which he actea IN tn
i capacity Of chairman T.uring The 81
. ministration of Governor Tanner !,
was A valuable member of the poor
, OF Trustees of tho Southern TIipai
HosnitaI far no rrsara ID Anna
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-09-21
MiIne.McNell.

Frank A. Milne and Miss Elma Nc.
Neil. OF Cairo, were married at ST.
Louis yesterday morning.
Mr. and Mrs. Milne are well known
and poular young people.
Mrs. Milne is the daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. William VI. Mcneil Of GA
Thirty-fourth street Mr. Milne has
been pharmacist at Harry w. Schuh's
drug store for eight years Mr.. and
Mrs. Milne will return 10 Cairo in a
few days and will reside at Az Cross
street
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-09-21
ON THE TRAIL WITH HOUNDS

Jackson. Ohio, September 90 Bur
glar entered tho postofficoi at Oak
HIN last night and stole 5000 stamps,
q small amount Of cash and a gold
watch. They stole n horse and buge''
from Howell Thomas and escaped #
sheriff Is In pursuit with hloodhoun Is
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-09-21

Mrs Lewis Ent. of 271l Poplar street
entertained a number of young PEG
pie at her home last night in honor
of the fourteenth birthday anniversary
of her daughter. Miss Cecil Emf.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-09-21

Advertisers In The Bulletin get the
best results because II has the largest
circulation and goes TO the people
having the purchasing power.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-09-21

there. Mr.. and Mrs Hyman will oc-
cupy one of their new cottages on
Ninth street as soon as completed
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-09-21

When a wise merchant wants TO get
the ear OF the people Of Cairo and
vicinity he places his advertisement In
The Bulletin.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-09-21

Miss Julia O'Shea Of upper Syca.
more street, has gone to Creal Springs
Ill. for the benefit Of her health.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-09-21

Superintendent Whitney, of the Sin
ger Manufacturing company has gone
to Chicago on business.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-09-21

Sidney Fl. Loeb, Of the Loeb Bloom
Distilling company. Of Paducah, Is In
Caro- on business.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-09-21

J F. Dignan Of Fulton, KY, train.
ma ster for the Tennessee division Of
the Illinois Central. was in the city
yesterday
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-09-21

Hrs. John w. Bransford, of Union
City. Tenn, is visiting her parents,
DIR and Mrs. A. A. Bondurant of Tenth
street.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-09-21

At the Cairo weather station il is
predicted thaJ the Mississippi will 90
10 % feet ar Cairo on the present rise.
IL is expected TO reach the so foot
mark at Cape Girardeau
The Stacker Lee arrived yesterday
from ST Louis and left for Memphis
at p. m.
The Finley is on the Cincinnati
ways for repairs,
The Katherine has gone up the
Ohio for tow OF rock for the new
dykes at Mound City.
The Peters Lee arrived from Mem
phis at 6 p. m. and left for st. Louis.
The Warrenn win be the Padueah
packet this afternoon
The Pac ic will go below this after
noon.
The Wash Honshell got her tow
aiioat at Shawneetown and is pro
ceeding up the river
| The Carrie V arrived from below
yesterday at a m
The Charlotte Boeckeler departed
for Hickman yesterday morning.
! The Ranger is due this evening
with two barges Of logs.
One of the old wharf boats at Pa
ducah will be purchased by an Evans
vile company for use ut that city
The Evansville wharf has been with
out a wharfboat since the old one was
caught and crushed in the ice las
winter
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-09-21

Justice Joseph Steagala, who is ser
ionsly I'LL was reported slightly better
las night.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-09-21

Alfred Levy prominent young
d.ailler OF Paducah, was in Cairo
yesterday.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-09-21
2 OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
NEWS OF THE RIVERS |
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

The cause yesterday at p. m. reg
istered 24.5, a rise Of 40 in the past
twenty four hours.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-09-21

On the las, trip Of the snaghoat
Wright from ST. Louis to Memphis
the following distractions We're de-
stroyed: ST. Louis 4, Lilly i, Ames
Island 2. Penitentiary Point /, Dichey
Il, Crooks ,, ST. Ganevleve .. Stantous
IF. Fl. 9, Fort Gage 3, GAINESVILLE i,
Blocks /. Crane Island 5. Manskers 1.
Liberty Island / Wilkenson's Whitten-
berg /, Tower Island BID /. cambridge
i. Wahoo 10. Rock Island /. Uncle
Joe's /, Dog Tooth ., Scudder T. II, 2.
Elkins /, Buffalo Island /. Brewer
Point /, Trenches 3, Testers 10. Bells
Point /, Reel Foot 2. Burruss 2, Ave,
nuel Bend Of II 2, Island Is / Gayose
!. Charlottesville 2, Tennemo 4. Island
81 6. Huffmans !, Tamms 2, Island 2r
II, Island rs i. Gold Dust l. Craigheads
f. Fort Pillow 4, Fulton /, Hafchie
Idaho /, Random Shot ] Deans Island
| ., Cedar Point 2, Centennial 4, Mound
), Hopefeld /, Total l23.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-09-21

1857 = Treaty Of Ryswick, France. with
England, Spain. Holland. etc.
1756-John Loudon Macadam. famous for
improvements on the English roads.
was born.
lsSS--william Warren. eminent American
actor. died In Boston; born in Phila-
deiphia In 1872
1885 Professor William Crawford VIM
lock. astronomer at the United States
naval observatory, died at Bay Head,
". j.; born 1889.
1e0l Simon Sterne, an authority upon
railroad and constitutional law, died
in New York city; born 1889
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-09-21

Hrs. Richard Grace is the guest Of
friends at Mound City anding, KY.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-09-21

Miss Madgc Zimmerman Is vlsiIlr'
friends In Centralia.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-09-21

Jesse O. Hunt has gone to Chicago
to purchase fall goods.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-09-21

NJ. Hyman has rented his residence
at S24 Eighth street TO Dr. A. A. Bon.
dusant, who will remove his family