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SALT Bricks, Bartenders' Friend and u.
s. Polish, Buggy Heaters. William
Reckiing. 1911 Secona ave 12-13-tf
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At the residence of Mrs. j. A. Yates,
1881 Eleventh avenue, Hillman Hospital
Chapter No. will meet at $3.50 o. clock this
afternoon.
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Mrs. NJ Foot of Atlanta is visiting Mrs
S. Hynes one Eighth avenue.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-09-02
IN THE POLICE COURT

Mollie Swelling was arrested yes
terday by Odieer Wh.tcamp for dis
orderly conduct She was fined 81
ana confined 70 the city Jail
Clyde Swelling was arrested yaster-
lay BY Officer Whitecamp for disor-
larly conduct he was fined - ana
confined to the elty lail.
Only two arrests made Yesterday by
the police, ana two arrests made tae
day before.
A large number OF health certificates
were issued yesterday Al the city hall
Poundmaster Davidge IL going after
the street tax dodgers next week.
All parties have any disturbance
around Their homes at night, call tht
police headquarters and they will ~
tend I'd 1t. Never before have We haf
ID few stealing reports, etc.
Poundmaster Dayidge had flfteei
logs put in the pound yesterday. FL
! also issued rem dog tax checks and 4
| sued several more warrants
4 iii yon have dog and have not pal
Ithe taxes. look out for the pnundmas
tiers wagon.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-09-02
NEGRO ARRESTED
On Charge of AsSaulting Police
man on Excursion TO Cairo
RuFE MINOR WHO ATTACKED PA
pucAH OFFICER ON MAY
BOTH. 1905, tN THE TOLLS.

Detective Will Baker has returned
TO Paducah from Murphysboro. H.,
with Rufe Minor. negro. who is
wanted theirs. Tor assault with intent TO
kill
Minor is alleged to have attacked
the late James Crow on the steamer
Dick Fowler on a eolored Decoration
day excursion to Cairo on May 80,
1904. while he was acting as an officer.
Minor declares that Mr. Crow took his
pistol away from him and struck him
with a club lie says that it was an.
ether negro who struck the officer
with a hottie
Minor did not want to return with
ouf requisition at FIRST. as they har
him badly frightened but after De
tectiye Baker had talked to him ;
shorf time he agreed to come. He ad
nits striking Officer Crow with hi
fist.
Officer Crow was badly injured am
but for prompt aid by Cairo physi
clans he would have probably died
The Cairo police have been looking TO
the negro ever since the affair but h
vaded them anh has not been hear
from until he was discovrd in Nun
,hysboro.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-09-02
KITTY LEACUERS ARE MAKING
GOOD IN FASTER COMPANY

The Kitty league Is good and gone
tor 1905 ana probably longer than That
The League has Just passed through
its fastest season. of its many play
ars Who have climbed to higher COM
pany. None have failed
Mast OF Cairo's players are still
playing, and more than one team Is
improving its percentage az the re-
suit Of the standing Of Cairo's team.
Bitfolff, Lemon and Roland are keep
mn life ia the Decatur team OF the
three Eye League BiIdg has not LOST
Ia game.
Petet ii catching for San Antonio II
ehe South Texas league,
NJ. Andrews II hitting often with the
0akaloosa team OF the Iowa state
league
Harvey i'd chopping wood az hi
home az Mandova New
| blackburn II rest .ng at Little Rock
Ark. his home
| Morgan and Lane are having ea8l
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-09-02
vINcENNEs JuBlLANT
Victorious Players Met at the Station
With a Brass Band--Given
Banquet

The vincennes Cap tai Of August 30
printed TWO pages Of baseball matter
In honor Of the pennant victory
One page was given over to pic
lures Of each player who was with the
team in the latter part Of the season
II actual service. The paper also has
each series of games, the number lost
TO each team and the averages Of each
player
Cooper is said 10 be the longest drive
hitter in the league. leading in extra
base hitting and making eight home
runs during the season. Although the
team closed the season with twelve
men 1t had during the season q total
of 28 different players.
The management, and citizens, e
show their appreciation for the work
Of the Champions, gave them d brass
band turnout on arrival and big ban
Equet
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-09-02
STRUNG HIM UP
Metropolis Men Attempted to
Lynch Negro Porter
ACCUSED OF STEALING MONEY
AND NOW THREE or THE
sLYNcHERs ARE m
JAIL.

A well known travelling man who
was seen at hotel by a reporter last
night told of a Judge Lynch law
act partially pulled off at Golconda,
H., Thursday night.
A negro porter at a leading hotel
was accused by guest of stealing $40
from his room. Refusing to give up
the money or disclose its hiding place,
the negro at an early hour was taken
by Several persons to a secluded spot
some distance from town and hanged
from limb for brief period and
then let down. Upon his promise TO
get the money if returned to the hotel,
he was brought back to the hotel,
he was brought back to town. Here
he refused 10 produce the stolen
money, but instead gave the alarm and
trapped his captors,
The negro is IN Jail, and three
men named Clayton, Shelby and
Reeves, the two former railroed mer
and the latter a saloon man of thai
place, were arrested and placed un
der bond On charge Of assault will
intent to kill.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-09-02

Mark Twain says that tn hts earlier
days he did not enjoy the exception
al prosperity which came la<er IN his
career. II is commonly the lot Of gen
ius TO suffer neglect AZ hrst, and eX-
perlenca aid not affect hts abiding
good natur In conversation With
Dean Towcils on one occasion the sun-
lcct Of literature vicissitudes Was
broached by The humorist.
Ny difficulties taught me some
thrift" he observed "But ! never
knew whether 81 was wiser to spend
my last nickel for q cigar 10 smoke
or for an apple to deyour."
II am astounded' observed Mr.
Howells, that q person OF SO little
decision should meet with so much
worldly success"
Mark Twain nodded very grayely.
"Indecislon about spending money.
he said, Is worthy OF cultivation
when ! aaidn1'deeNh WHAT io p1
WITH my a5t rdEhHN NeW " N.d y
4 became NtN SMeeN.a
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-09-02
LANGUAGE UP 70 DATE.
Wan DepIores the Growing Use on
SenseIess Slang These Days.

Man Deplores the Growing Use oi
senseIess Slang These Days.
sim not opposed To the idionis of
speech, providing they are expires
s.ve. said the senior member eff
ttork-hroking firm, OF Philadelphia I'd
fhe Record. but / certainly 20 de-
plore the growing use Of senseIess
slang. may be old-fashioned In my
fears, but predict that the time Will
come when pure English Will he as
unintelligible to the so-cailed up-to
date people ats a foreign language
iii give you an example Last week
the son Of am old friend of mine came
10 see THE regarding some investments.
mad met him only once. bot tolls tbe
way he greeted me. Hello governor
I've been tipped that you're THE maG
squeeze in this layout, and want y94
te brush me up on tho game l'm
shouting that I'd be willing 10 cough
a few cases II SOU PUT me wise To a
dead-sure thing I'VE been buckiug
the ponies. ana the con artists GER
ltalnly trimmed ME to a finish M
mife for mine want to stack uf
against kid-gloye layout where
there's chance 70 COP out some y
moleons. didn't know what he
meant, and. eXcuslng myself. callel
out my stenographer This y lht
way she translated Il Good. morning
| understand you are the head Of thi.
concern, ana seek advice wis!
to say that will gladly pay a con
mission of a few dollars for advice re
garding b safe Investment hav,
! been rishfng my money nm horse race
I and the b0okmakers cheated me 81
| outrageously that you may be certai
/ win never again gamble In that way
What seek III a respectable channe
OF speculation whore there is an o.
htrtnnity 10 make money"
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-09-02

Nos only has Cairo's quarantine
been brought to as near a perfect sys-
tenn as possible. bat the officials in
charge are prepared to isolate and
gNe The best of treatment 10 anyone
who m ght he seized with the fever
and without the slightest danger TO a
single citizen. Although those in
charge have kept their plans a secret
a reporter discovered yesterday that
houseboat 10 be used as an emer-
gency fever hospital was ready 10 re
eeive its unlocked for guests.
The officials in charge have all the
confidence in the world in the. thor
ough and rigid quaraat ne, as now es'
tablished. they also realize that vel
low fever is liable to get by any line
no matter how we'll guarded, TO be
prepared for all danger from thi:
/ source it Is doubtful II a better course
could have been taken than mat seleo
led by the Officers Of the state board
They have leased "A new and vel
made houseboat A couple of mel
were set 10 work and the boat cleaned
scrubbed and dlsinfected thoroughly
Wire screens to keep mosquitoes ava
from patients have been fitted in tn
1 doors and W ndows A half doze
regular hospital beds and all nece'
. sary supplies have been stored on tn
J coat.
A complete testing outfit includin
! instruments for the blood test whic
has proven the most successful, az
Iready for instant use By the phys
) clans
Should fever patient or a suspec
ed case show up. the person would
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-09-02

A shallow trough of low barometer
extends from the upper Mississippi
Valley. southwestern TO western Tex
as. thence westward 10 the south Pa
cific coast, with minor depressions. or
disturbances, central in Kansas, and
in southern Arizona. An extensive
area Of relatively high barometer over
les the Ohio valley, and'the Atlantic
and Gulf states. A second high, at
tended by cool weather, with temper
atures ranging in the forties, centers
in western Montana.
Within the last "a hours, showers
have occurred in southeastern Louis
lana, along the Texas coast, in Mis-
sissippi. Tennessee, Illinois, eastern
Iowa. Minnesota, the Dakotas, and
eastern Montana. The only heavy rain
fan reported was 1872 inches, at Du'
mth, MINI,
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-09-02

sailing winning games for Hickman,
Kentucky.
Fleming has taken Arthur Longs
place In the Evansville outfield
Dummy Hughes lead the Paducah
team in hitting in the past series with
E.ncennes.
Wilder Is pitching for Evansville.
Grover Land of the Indians Left yes
terday to join Toledo Red Bohemian
Is playing second base for Nashville.
That team Il after McClain and
Cooper and that IL where they will
probably finish the season.
Hippo goes to Rock Island, Iii.
carnes IL pitching for Evansville
Ind
The Paducah team is playing indie
pendant ball They open with HEX
man Ky. today for hrae game scr
lies The Indians are the only ones D
lthe Kitty left.
| witt II pitching for Keokuk, Iowa i
| the state league.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-09-02
BUYS BUSINESS HOUSE
Mr.. Thomas cotter Buys Building on
Ohio Street From Capt NJ. 3.
ThstIeWood.

Mr. Thomas Cotter yesterday pur-
chased from Capt n 3. Thistlewooa-
the two story brick building at So7
Ohio street, which he viii use as a
warehouse and Office fer his whole.
sale produce business In which he
recently embarked after selling out
his large wholesale store 70 The scud'
aers-Gale company Of St. Louis.
The consideration IL given at Sill
600 which includes the two vacant
lots adjoining.
Capt. Thistlewood will continue il
the grain and hay business and will
soon open an Office in another part q
the city. The building was turned ovel
to Mr. Cotter yesterday who com
menced to move In his stock
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-09-02
AROUND THE CITY
INJUoED AT TAMMs

II l. Hpngerford, formerly Of Cairo
a trainmaster OF the Mobile and Ohio
railroad Was lady injured al Mur'
physboro. liL. in a queer accident
He was standing in a private ear
with several road on cials, Whan II
was hacked against a svrng OF freight
cars. ar HungeFfori was j0lted from
his feet. Ia falling his head struck a
seat and a bad cash was cut in the
scalp. IL required seven stitches To
close the wound
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-09-02

Colonel Charles w I.arned was talk
ing al West Point about famous
and venerable army chaplain.
"a Drawer and more upright man
never lived" Col Lafned said. Dur
ing The civil war he was In the thick
of many fierce engagement. He
comfortcd the wounded, checrcd on
the brave. and put new spirit into the
fainthearted.
"He was once distributing cartridges
in the midst OF hot fight. AS he an,
preached a certain company no heard
black-hoarded private swearing at
the enemy.
Blank them the man was saying.
Dash blank THO
But the chaplain interrupted this
stream OF hlAsrhenly.
"Ycu shouldpt peak IKE tnat
! irleg,G he said
hen 8 hendta e mNl p8eNUl
N oaFtridgcs 4iId,aast
4 Imt rtfse lNeta Aae0' tlltla
\ aNoM tNam ihni1 W aetrNs
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-09-02
WIFE or FORMER CAIRO
PASTOR, A HEROINE.

The st. Lonis GloheDemocrat Of
August 31st gives II graphic account
Of the rescutng OF Miss Georgia Steen
Of st. Louis from drowning by Mrs.
Van Treese. wife of Rev. +. H. Van
Treese, Of this section. The two were
bathing in the ohautauqua pool near
Alton, I'LL, together with a number Of
other visitors when Mrs. Van Treese
made a heroine Of herself This item
takes on local significance from the
fact that Rev. Van Treese was for
merly pastor Of the M. +. church in
Cairo, and from the additional fact
that Mrs. Van .Treese is a sister TO
Mrs. Andrew i Dougherty, Of Mound
City
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-09-02
WELL PROTECTED AND WELL
PREPARED FOR YELLOW FEVER

hurried aboard the houseboat. The
floating hospital would then be foatsd
TO some Isolated island or sand bar
A corps OF nurses in charge of Or,
Kr0ve, who volunteered and was Sc
lected for the service, would go with
the floating detention hospital.
All supplies wonld be delivered by
the inspectors launch. In this way
spread of the fever would be impossi-
Bile.
A half dozen patients can be cared
for on the boat. II the numebr should
go beyond that. the adJutant general
of Illinois will send tents. These
could be raised on the island and a
dead line thrown out. The lanueh
would patrol the surrounding waters
and prevent all from coming in con
tact with the camp.
No city today is as wei guarded as
| Cairo against yellow fever and no
city is better or as safely prepared to
care for an unexpected patient with
all danger removed.
Not Pleasant.
The Paducah Sun says; Dan Nc
Fadden. a clerk Of the postoifice, had
10 pass through Cairo night before lasf
ON his way back to Padueah from ST
Louis. He was escorted by two guards
60 a coach and assigned quarters there
| at / o'clock in the morning, to wal
for the departure Of the Paducah &C
|, commodation train at 6 a. m.
Mr.. McFadden was forced to spenl
The time in stuffy coach with ten
: perature at about 100 degrees, an
remain there at the mercy of mos
lquitoes and "gallinippers" until day
! light.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-09-02

The late Bishcp Dudley of Louis
vile, Ky, some time before his death,
which occurred in New York was IN
vltcd BIZ come women friends ~ take
luncheon all the Martha Washington,
the woman's hotel.
The bishop was very absent.
minded man and found upon arriving
Az the hotel that no had not been
shaved that morning. Stepping up 70
the clerk at the desk, and much 70 the
horror Of groups Of women In the ho-
lei, he asked;
Can YOU tell me where the BARRIERS
shop Is III this hotel2"--Ncw York
Times.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-09-02

Yesterday afternoon al meeting of
the city board of health, plans for
drafting an ordinance, which will iix
a penalty for any violations Of the
quarantine law were mads.
The members Of the board and the
mayor expressed themselves ia hearty
accord with the manner in which Dr.
George Thomas Palmer, acting sec
rotary Of the state and his health Off
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-09-02
MINISTRY TO BRAZIL

p Z. Thompson. minister 10 Brazil
has been appointed United States AM
bassad0r TO Nexie0. He viii succe d
E II. Conger
Mr. Thompson has many friends ia
Cairo He married Miss Jeanette
Miller, daughter OF Robert Miller Of
ghls city
Ar aud Mrs Thomp7 home IS
at Lincoln, Neb lie was appointed
minister 70 Brazil in 1902
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-09-02
THE AVERAGE COST OF BEING
ARRESTED IN CAIRO IS S6.25

side and 1I3 persons, male and female
were taken In by the police for dis
orderly conduct. Other charges We're,
drunkenness ZIG, assault and battery q,
fast driving 4, fugitive, wanted on q
charge of murder 4, gaming 4, yags 2,
fighting liz, warrant -, discharging
firearms 6, larceny4, assisting prison
ers toescape 1 splitting 1. concealed
weapons 3. aisorlerlY house !, resist
inc an officer IL total 200.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-09-02

Chief Mart Egan aud his crew Of
men in blue and brass were kept hnst-
ling during August. total Of 200 ar
rests which is far above the average
was made
The police court fines for the
month amounted TO $L307e0, ranging
from ST. to $50 but an average Of
SO 26 per .each arrest.
The behavior Of Cairo had an on
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-09-02
DRAFT ORDINANCE TO ENFORCE
QUARANTINE AT BOARD MEETING

GERS had been enforcing the quaran-
tine.
Steps will be taken, it is understood,
to regulate the quarantine In some
respects and arrange matters SO that
responsible persons may gain entrance
to the city upon the identification o.
some representative business man q
Cairo. The final action on this mat
ter. however will be decided later
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-09-02
REV HAMILTON TO FILL
ERIAN CHURCH PULPIT

Rev. Charles r. Hamilton Of Buffalo,
N. ", Is expected to preach In the
Presbyterian church next Sunday,
morning and evening Mr.. Hamilton
comes with very high grade testimon-
als in his favor, and will see and be
seen, with view To the pastorate Of
the Presbyterian church of this city
The members OF the congregation
are earnestly requested to be present,
for their good and the encouragement
Of the minister.
Read the Cairo BuII@t,s ror n~ws VI
thH surrounding eowntrr.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-09-02
IN SOCIETY
Observation-Disclosures
Afternoon at Cards.

Mrs. w. N, Butler entertained
afternoon complimentary to
ner cousin and guest, Mrs. George o.
Shafer Of the City Of Mexico AT pro
gressiye euchre. Mrs. Il. G. Halliday
won the lone hand prize, Mrs. Robert
Bates, OF Chicago. the guests prize,
and the first prize was cut for by Mrs
w HI Sutherland and Mrs. Albert
Lewis. the formeE winning.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-09-02
Married Thursday /,

A gu ct wedding was solemnized ON
Thursday evening by the Rev $. Ps
Mahoney pastor Of the Cavalry Baptist
church. The contracting parties We're
Mr. James Shoulders and Miss Jessie
Jobe both Of Cairo Roth are we'll
known ia Cairo and have large circle
If friends
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-09-02
DIED IN TEXAS

Robert X. Waller. formerly Of Col
Hmbus, Ky, died FRIDAY az Dallas
Texas. He was brother OF Mrs. J. +
Woodward of If0l Walnut street and
as well known in Caro-. He is sur
yved by his wife. brother and sister.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-09-02

3e inaves tMIhed W. tho twilight dear.
tfoArkon Mo lale trey tcld4
gUiW M sefWn leraM pltee and year,
lfgaN lg w'at3 RfNw NiA,
,44 sGQ~i au@ fprsht pe
SfNasrt6 INd sWeet Hita
FNal 4aGt. NiNa dt ht NesNt Nt nA,
NitDtU4 lN por,lh Witpl sNiFgi
4afs alm 1850 thidug sale was HilL
kEGri l}Nan ta ati on teAr
g0u stayrA WN NN.Nrr hour 20 I'LL
NV dream with Singing, dear
Tn.njRht tie selfsnMc Snugs are sung
The first green forest hcNih,
NV heartsAnd the nrly world grow your :
To shelter YOU my bfd.
-so.,Iu Jcwett IN scrIbnora.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-09-02

At siE tgaNieftitl NW SiE ENeAs
hri JonHs nov saloon and cordially
invites n a fricn6s ~ call upon him.
Idis place NJ newly furnished and his
stock II fillcd with choice liquors, Do.
nestle iynd imported cigars Hot
lunch III served every morning from
8 to Ii o'clock, Go TO sec him and be
well entertained.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-09-02

The invention is aunounced OF
machine which folds. wraps, addresses
ana sorts magazines, Tina, human bo-
ings should still have to be er'~loyed
to read them seems rogrettable---
Punch.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-09-02
CHRONOLOGICAL
sent. , Dbl hlstorY.

:: !: 81" s.: 8. $: !:
a: 4: !: !: q 4: !: Is: So: +: !: ~
ed Farrynsr near the
Tower. it continued Gen. Moreau.
I've DAYS. destroying
1890 houses. besides churches, etc. OF
flve-sixfhs OF the city
f7ss - Lady Mary Hervey, famous for
beauty. wit and goodness In the court
OF George Il. died
1sts-Baftle Of Dresden and mortal wound
ing of General Jean Victor Moreau
1s7t-- Surrender 81 the emperoT's army AZ
sedan; Napoleon delivered his sword
10 king William and surrendered A09
on GERS. 14.es0 wounded and SEQ hght-
illl men.
ss9S- British and Egyptian troops under
General Sir Henry Kitchener ami
hilated the army Of dervishes al ora
durham near Khartum; n,eoo der
wishes killed. 1880 wounded.
fa0I-Tnn Japanese army led By Genera
Kuroki crossed the Taitse east OF
I.taoNang. northward, turning the Rus
sian tIeft flank.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-09-02

Waa,eeDae N principally used In
Paris Tor lpaeing wiips, corset stays
ina stlfIcnlng icr silk dresses. Ger.
mary and rnsland get d good share
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-09-02

Dr r. III Gordon has returned
from a visit to his wife and daughter
who arc sojourning at Creal Springs,
Illinois.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-09-02

Mrs. Anna Riley Redman and Miss
Mollia Riley returned last night from
d trip through New York state.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-09-02

Miss Viola Mitchell has resigned her
pos ton as operator with the Cairo
Telaphane company and leaves next
Tuesday for d visit with friends and
relatives fin Houston, Texas.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-09-02

Miss Jennie WeiBsrock, of paaucah.
passed through here yesterday On her
way 10 Centraiia, ia lo visit friends
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-09-02

Miss Ada O. Potter has returned
from an extended visit with relatives
ut Denver, Colo, and Chicago.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-09-02

NIT. MT Iyman returned last night
from an extended trip 10 Atlantic City
mach improved iii health.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-09-02

The many friends OF Justice Joseph
steagala, viii be panied 10 learn that
his condition is not improved and that
HE lis still seriously ill
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-09-02

Nus Katherine Bennett and dangn-
taFs, Miss Francis AND Miss Katherine
Bennett have returned from trip to
Chicago
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-09-02

Miss Kathryna Mcknight has re-
turned from visit with friends az
Chicago,
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-09-02

Miss Minnie Comha and sister r
turned from Chicago yesterday.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-09-02

Mr.. r.. w Thielecke. who was re-
ported rs be iii at the home Of his
brother ln-law, Mr. N. " Lewis. ~
Grand Chain was IN Cairo yesterday
visiting Hill many friends, Mr. Thiel
ecke Isl greatly improved In health