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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-01-04

"Dress Button Shoe,'' Plain Toe, No.
lo4, stetson, &c.. Hoff's Toggery Shops
Stores.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-01-04

Seats for Skoveaard concert.-The re-
served seat tickets for the concert 10
be given next Tuesday evening, in the
FIRST Unitarian church. by Mr.. Skov-
gard. will be put on sale at the Metro
politan Music store Friday morning at 8
O'clock
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-01-04
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY

WANTED-CoMPETENT GIRL FOR GENERAL
homework at once. Flat, 211S Nicollet ay,
upstairs,
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-01-04
AROUND THE TOWN

To Talk Grade Crossings.-The meet
Ing of East Side business men to discuss
grade crossings will. be held this evening
at the Minneapolis Business College hall
and not on JAM 10, as announced yester-
day.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-01-04

New Building for Drug Company
Plans have been drawn by F. d. Orff for
a four story brick building on Sixth street
between First and Second avenues S, for
the use Of the Lyman Eliel Drug COM
pany. The company is now at First ave-
nue. n and Third street.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-01-04

"Put Your Foot in IT, $3.50 Shoe.
" Crawford.'' Hoff's Toggery Shops
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-01-04
HELM OF STATE
IN new HANDS

/: Continued from First Page
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HOW The PRESIDENT
EARNS HIS SaLt = g"

Hdein@ from Jackson Tinker, u
lcle in Public Opint ~ rr"2'.5
u .he Cnited states Is soay We IL,
ot his hire This is the#l4la ol III.
'te}Hean hor
R.furaina 10 hi- sN.#uriy,= o.Hc.- "a
: e.eloeb lhe oli sid, II, lid eta II,
-ec1,f4., Mir J..ea has bon "'4>sn-
5ae a.al.c ty.n@ T. eaap foNss III.
u4a a.q. ot waitine ,ne~ ah8 nuts
S~4- fire president t.ewesg= 4l5
7.e1oe'. or 80 tae ae- dem ~s-~
ag.r ag fvenlN callers. o4cb VITA u
e.a fi.a ol laaa Piled hj.N .t ..t.
ae aubite decaH.aa~ d.eaa95.a-.
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: 4uI0n.g with eaa.r# .fI4.N lay
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Toy ac4aaea upon fne eSaes.s.=
4.5z .6as 1o s5ta III ezten6 f:ta5 a
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a.ete BE- Hr@ra..5s do III. h59s> @e#'z
a. nigh. AI#ns state paar MS
s...s-a.z.s. ad a. =Pa5lic .peeehes
- d;gfa6=d III ni4hl usually sfty9
. o .cteeh in hj= library in zhe Wait
lioaSe. Tho executive staff Of a
presidents ollie consists Of tory
f,I,.n. Including svererarIes. clerks.
!, .n4yrs a45 teIg2fapb operators
H. keeps fhem al h0sy. No o'h"t
4f @idont eyel had sah Il 4sFa5 cf.r
..==~9,, n,i,Gca.= fol= III Pc pie s''am 10
r."afd Nj. Roosevelt AS peculiarly
t'esr OWN. and they ad lress him on
.#t=.f. re4e6iNahe subject Tn presi.
ll..nI fFirS 10 reply 10 al such f9it'zi.s-
Iir il takes time and patience
- O'Clock CT - soon thereafter
-, possible. the president leaves his
Office for his daily exercise. Ia thtF
III, has no re2lltai. schedule q course.
DESPITE reports to the cons..tf... -
fact he believes i'll VarNin& n,@>., E.
.e<srci.... and S,. ene day n" i oil 'at
a ron4 walk. wearing II" oyefco'd
=, II in tht coldesl WrMhrt, ef to-
= horseback ride. or tennis Sa;At
or boxing htu, With 4 ri ma s"et@'
#strv.te men are expected to atcQ19
pany him at Al timcs. bat "tisn "
G; uses scurryin@ ON their pat. Ws'eH
they learn H. has let' fhe Nh'5"
House Ter brisk "alll er ra fi1l" ~
some cnt-ot-thr-vay place.
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n EW STORIES.
t,n A,ecuote OF Senator 1oar.

r. ~ Senatec Hoar Vas ever
.e@53y 44& aiHing re induls, in i bit
= 9-.fv, -. ,gith his ociIeagi,es Wheth-
:. ,j4.r y r. q his political faith or
.4e- "a. several retorts courteous
J; -~a.l hs.sn-en Nj: Hoar and Sena-
T.. -, :. Nh2 W. speaking OF the
ar.a q0~ioc,.
" aase1 .,sr.A-e di,l;f,es aofh-
- - e'Hcz t. re interrupted in
y a.ursa i IL reuachs. On This &C
7<..t2a "a p,aia.r . be seen hat
-. ~ ,n6 ,;5t!s- u Iparient a tat
nc ssear u arjs ef.c., -orto yoca, Oh
t.~.' y isa Massa ,hnSeti- Ses2.4.9i',
- y; 9a-n eaa-aEdins thas tae
Ct. ~ m. :ajsrrpr .5e15,d b.s-Sen-
80 tloar -.os,:ta:: III liz sf.ojeet
81 -. INA
ea - co'osa.as had ..es'.ed
= n ~ 5 4atcrs. wh=n Mr.
t'e sos.r feeling exclailn
&C.
aeaiy v.sa :hg.. ehen the Sen,
z.9... Massachusetts, is willing
ia 7s-~ ach Of
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-04-09
NOTICE

Tanra viii be II .e-=, ~ ot ~
stockholders .. t2a Pm Hla# anl
Southern Raii~5s eAlt ~ d, lh
board OF trade - * N p!se BlnH
APRIL 80 1905, at 10 J. Tha Object
Of tba meeting WI b. ~ ;rc~ as" III
board CT directors from FIVE 70 A;ne
Also to elect a boar1 of directors to
manage the affairs Of the company 70,
one year BY order comn'i~Sio0 :
P B, AND S. RY COMPANY.
80
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W W4esE tn. sS,DENT
MAS NOtJNOE-


G. Rzc~aT. II VS. @oHad 4 =. -
- s2as'S a.tl; aeEe. s4a.i5.@a f@.1
l. .t4s!na 5hr bor>ha,da.znf = =.
/, i-'ff> q f. Pase. 1 #aS a ssszs}.
vocns IN ths arm 4 = " -.
~. rsas,n htnptu - ano@ $. 80
s.aoPt i. : caaf M esn 5as92 4. -
~ e1= ~ ~ sheea5T -
ttag.g.rnl ii the SAM shell ~
Il. 4 considerable. d 2.a.4e ar. = ~
~ bace ot G.;tGa- unisti S.a $
-rrey r. Ht-a. .ssr zae u. -,
i e.aSeJ mv hpe,- r"2t 49, -
80 459d - ~ - - . sae.-l,tps
- i. Ea2.jSA n ii "aSh =
q SO
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BRIEF MENTION. r
:.
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]. B. stephens at t9:.aad.a IN
Cit!
Will Sill Of Dumas wa in fHe civ
.sterday
H. ]. Harpet Of rt'.lz Roc is a.
Arlington
Ed. Middleton of pan - =~a. h,# #'hs
ty yesterday
T. Havis Nixon went 10 Little Rock
aturday Oh business
Stephen Caster of Mentieello WI
the city yesterday
Judge w d. Homes srrnD Saturday
Little Roch on business.
p. J. Altheim,r was d business sf~=
or in l.iItle Rock Saturday,
w. F. teyey and NJ T., Bloom l,.a.
,day for Memphis on business.
A. A. Foster OF Texarkana REGIS
tred al The Arlington Saturday
Senator II Kemp Toaey is spend
ae Saturday ard SUNDAY ?, heme.
W. G. Clemmon> Of Fort Smith is
the city. Tive guest of rh Trulock.
Mss i...xie Be- Il I; nrsa : in III
ity. the guest ef Miss ? arI Gibson
Edwin Stewart O: tn c5p.tal city
ess a guest al Il Arlis4foA Satnr-
lay
w. c. Haaes wtat- ia litt,e Rock
asst night - soena sunday With his
mother
Prot. NJ J. And@rS = Portland was
he guest OF trienls N "a. CRY s..
uday
Mrs. II kin4 Whit 9s.qs - Ltfrse
Rock Saturday nosa.e5 -.
friends
Rev. W {. Va 4 !, s.nias.
T.. ASSISTING fjS nac.- r. revival
meeting
Ea. L. Lindsey of tos Travellers In.
surance ctolpany ~ea@ 10 I.i;ls Rock
to spend Sundas
Water NJ PurzS i Pa 'Hbn vaa
registered a TIL My-trupo'$t,ta hotpl
III Little Rock F':jd4,
Ms. }. = Rlvas ant .3rs.-. dangh-
IA a@r;yed holnr Saturday n.4a' after
spending few days ~ relatives
ia Monticello
Judge H r Iuc,,s ana :. {. Akin
son Of Star City, wae haya bara u
the city several days Oh BUSINESS at.-
vurned hcne Saturday
Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence o. hu1y re.
TURN today from French I..e. Springs.
where Mr.. Knox was taka2 s. his
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-04-09
ARKANSAS IN BRIEF.

+. [. Horton and W Dillon ar
t4@anizning a stock company fcr th
purpose. OF building and operating z
telephone system between Forrrs,
cit wand New Castle, via Fullwood
A Rogers. manager q the Oza1E
Fruit Growers association, estimates
that the Fayetteville and Monnett dis
1f:cfs oI 1te organ Zatiou viii ship
too carlo. ds of strawberries this
>prin4
N Norrltea Tuesday night Fran'
Ellsworth. =. dropped ,Iead in thr
dc ,siu4 room. OF the opnrahousv a
he was preparing for his part in III
pfoduetien II Rip Nan Winkle. II
ht.me was in 0ainey, HI
Washington county has twenty d.
pendent persons Who aoed hrip frcfa
The county funds t. ksep rheH. Fe)r-
teen of In. numb,r are kepl a. ;1s..
~ or farq: ana ce7' th county S.; :.
10. tha't X n'n4 Tor the last three
month
Fi-a Ia arsck bus ness hous4~
vi! -. - .39st.3 il Wyune this sur:
me9.
C.4a0.a { "A = :, ilzsre. = n jail II
Conway - = chae9r q numbering M
wifi
Dur.ns .. ratn ana electrical storm.
=, Risou 3 - days a. he stor. -
". Ntge.4 @a5 5"iee struea ~
l.ehtn.r. Ooe 0olt sve"ck thu d.
ana coz o.ere.s wrech,a II. and ID
much d4.r,a5a - the ceiling. Thu i'm
ber is 5aG.y scorcAe,i The 5 cove
place strQc~. q..ts where jAe te}epaaa
wire enters he house II burned ~.
ne stra., n;re and ran down thp
ar,' passed on through the door ~.
\ 5r.acEjy Gnder where it struck, anf
ra H. auite hole in the ground
Fort Sn irh claims tc haze the bes.
ruolic library in Arkansas. AT a r
cent meeting Of the Fortnightly Ppa-
Il Library directory, conmlt5.'.s
v@ra appointed to carry forward F!'
work II securing funds for the pUr.
cnaSe OF suitable lets and tha erve,
ri1r Of '6rary building. and ten con
IT tees ..~e now at work. The NO
cone BY t1e directory has been CT
ried 81 So quietly that many
realize t5al - aat only few yeas '9.
aS a little collection Of books has
raoD mo a we'll selected W@l!-C a.
nd library, scarcely equa}ed ir -
sou1hpest ranked by tha Ark5I.,s-
federation as the best library IN -
state. aa3 vaiued by one whc is "
informed OF library matters a. $
O00 IN aiiition to this it OWES
beautiful s1oU 7ban lot and hu'l1...-
and loae sock for 81 900
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-04-09
NOTICE TO CCNSl y
ERS

Npu,taH. APvil "a, : thu las d.
l. saw discount on your March hil.~
PM. BLUt'F LIGHT ANp WA3i.R
COMPANY tzlei
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-04-09
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f.#@= aud Charles teaa- asst
las Ill eu Tie Fms Hase zrsa7H
erot}na~ -aJprdzy morning. lae tts.
4rszw#zt74 enthusiastic o1el Ill#. 5..st
aa seefe. 4Hs :; 20 ! III fal9e =s.ss
.s-eIl ts5ll5
\. raF Alomoli;i SUNDAY seaa=a
q 4z&e a M. Services by the aastars
I;ey DI~she. al Il a III. Speetet music
conducted by MI e McGox Mis-
Lucille Woodrey of Nv IIarn.eny.
Id. WAe is an accomplished X9eJHis
Viii render selection at the mon
ina service. Evening services n
=So Special music by Mrs 5. NJ. IA
vidson of West Salem, Ill Every body
/, cordially invited 10 attend both
services.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-04-09

After girl has proposed to q ,aaa
m2ia ny market by adyertiSi1-
A ! .Tan, New York.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-04-09

tlteSe tnlprrt'dio's he " Il - >, 9zitfA
ON Zach eeca,ien is 10 #Iell H. ~ r,
was
la This case will gladly do -.
friojned Nh Hoar Blaming al th.= op-
fortunitt afforded 10 get 5dcl> u
ll.s colleague frem Ohio. -. 2entlt--
= III A", maxine nie9t:,' .4t- ~ ef
l. + t.0Ws!
Ar. Foraker VAS. Tor moment.
ruch 1al>nn b-cl1. #esp"ei.dls =, u
rpa@ Of laughter Fl - 81 eama
f,olu tho senate.
-
QQjet.
He3e,=Was q I,t5a,5- chit, t,.=.' i
s'gIi5,f .l7du6af!s b@-ez'.-!ts - a.
quiet one Sunday. at~n - arn.
- from church. her nota-r .''4.55r.a.d
what the sermon aas 49ra oh.
s;sid Holm al about j~Sl> Htt III,
soldiers "a ts sea. aa. H. .a.' Ma
10 pl IL l.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-04-09
BANK BUSTED


That's Il remark hras. on. @lt5H
YOU nave not hcen q dana~ 70. q.
, mbusi}bles in one ot Il - 81
BILE concerns. yoa do #,s&aHs f1e
. 'iorn teeIi04 L ai4es o;5s.#to
wings oi hald Work and vo,5s sH.ztzg
.ay. ana To ring - III y ie i.
Now. re- 9sz5;ttl. d.. =:
don ~af fhas a#.e#r@a s.=s,4sa.= -
= you r4;ll es,ssta.= lar Rpe.al=s
10. You by 1,a~ .5t5 'Iase i
ways. j #f&GHea. ..I3l asa - IA
OH Il taH ;imn.
Talk IL ~: y e.ra Hez.sl H9a 10 s,zs.z
T'ily.
w. Elf.i<E
IL West Seacslci avent.e.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-04-09
BOSTON HUSBANDS WAYS.

Mrs. Jenkins The ta1menf h.='z7z
~ lae t.ne& he ttta bd5 II dffaa,=t:=s
Ms. Supple Ye41 men ss5G 80
III his breath
Mr~. Jenkins mean that NJ ts.a
ms neNer &isses mr= except ~.
i, 1fani1ias Boston Tran aTI9
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-04-09
FOR RENT.

$e=tf5 Furnished roaas Balh sfa.
1assz CON n.,snIsn ne Wcst Sixth aVe=
rt esa5e ~ Nadfe=~ t O .
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-04-09
r CIV X Aap3ene


~. t,ekish hese.s. 4.-~-..=.-,.- z.n-
in.ng y pla@t.a = !. :-- a
fss# - W. - es
@hea u. pre-. = - 49,. ~
teeFiy s"liaGs
:. inquired
II y5a pieas.'. - -.
Nas 81 aGJ.' So
= a'39 IH1a.a.a
.A'oa ms tp99 baa.' NJ =a2tt.e.
S.,#i sa. lawyer. Was The promise
t4=.sse IL utter sineerlty2"
". 81, and 10 place like it. Z
pa~ q ;4,y@. III tie wash h'eYs. an, ne
-. ~ e'atfas ra3ltad II" alan
'i9 Ss.ottea 'rom Fl ~~psrs Week
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-04-09

h,afth. Ah Knox shows but slight
Improvement
Miss Louis Holt. who acted ~ maid
in waiting al the marriage OF l.
brother. Nh Holt. to Miss Amanda
Caldwell. lett Thursday q visit
fri,nGs n Nicksbur2.
Mis- IeaH Sennett OF Chicago s fhe
@aesl OF Major and Mrs ii. 4. Net'oe
Sbe wjI leave Monday for l.il4le Roe
= renew h,r visit 10 Mrs James \
Cray cousin with WHOM sas s.ga
been ~oieunin@ tor week. b.'ara
l.el= Nl~t. re this city
". ~ T. l.eqse. q he.theg 6. t'ee.
y " Love Of thss city. VII Heee
s&aHjag enFoate IL Hs heme n Ataa
.icell0 Mt I.o@e recently 2rsItiH9Gs 4
t=44 =the University Of Nashville 4
sss=z 5#eeeaoaniel lo his homo IN NIoa
z19.f5 59 III bfolheG=
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-04-09

II IA Nanl Or \ +. f.a}
{ eru 3ud Brdell drug s'er
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-04-09

[; mt nfgs "a i'll witt
iusuraus. IN old tia companis.e
49, =. IL MINI safe4+t "
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-04-09
NOVELTIES IN
Kisses OXf0rdS

W. are ,hnair :. hand -G:- = see,
Gibscn tie il q choeolare lzia with
champaign yop aud rtbbo: These
colocs maxi an exceptionally pretty
com oination and something ca d the
ordinary.
Sizes $ 10 ;. $3.50
Sizes ST. to Il. s29J
Sizes II - to 2. s. 50
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-04-09

II, ath. MI Knox shows but slight
lnpioF cnIrul
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-04-09

Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence o. huIy re.
TURN today from French Lex Springs.
where Mr.. Knox was faka2 g his
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-04-09

Judge H T. Luc,,, anG = c. Akin
son Of Star city, w1e haya bera ii
the city several days On ou,in IS ~
-urned hcIne Saturday
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-04-09

Ms j. Fleas anu ,s.s. aan4h-
~ acr;yed home Satued,y a:zae after
spending a few days ~ relatives
ia Monticello
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-04-09

II Norrjtca Tuesday night Isra0&
EcsyWoltA -, dropped dead in thu
d}t ,siu- room. OF the opnrahonso. a.
be was preparing for his part in III
p'oduetien II RIP Nan Winfle. II :
humg WAS in Dainey, HI
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-04-09

Ei44 La 5r5ck bushes hon>4~
xis' - - .3t#ta3 il Wyune This suaH
meT.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-04-09

t..aaQ.a= "a :. il=&3'a, = n jail II
Conway "a i ehav1r u numbering N.
wit
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-04-09

Washington county has twenty d,
pendent persons Who aoed hrip frcfa
HE county fund. t. KEEP fhc4.. Four.
teen of jh,, nu'ub,r are keep a. t1t.s
.pgar farn tnd ce9'= III county s.; :.
tDe thA'. 'y4-n'n4 Tor the last thlp"
months
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-08-12
latest PHYSICAL Culture Fad.

Recently an American visitor In
London complained in the press that
English people blew their noses with
singular freedom in restaurants and
other public places. Thereupon one
of the newspapers said; The Ameri-
can visitor who Is astonshed AT the
Englishmans performance with the
pocket handkerchief Is evidently I'M
aware that this very performance is
the latest thing in physical culture.
Adenoids, the fashionable malady OF
the twentieth century nursery, Is now
said by many experts to be largely
caused by insufficient blowing Of the
baby nose, and nose blowing forms a
class exercise in most enlightened
systems Of drill That American visit
or should attend one OF Fraulein
Wilkes classes at the Southwestern
Polytechnic, Chelsea, to see the from
bone blast being done as elegantly as
II can BIO done. He would be greatly
edited BY the spectacle OF thirty 81
forty ladies' III gymnastic costume al
blowing their noses 1t the word b
comrAandv
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-08-12
GRAND CHAIN.
80 49,
August II. 1905.

Mrs. Ella Price has accepted a posi-
ton at Mounds.
Mrs. During visited in the country
Friday with Mrs. w. A. Gaunt.
r, p Evers has a fine new sign
in front of his shop on Main street.
Esquire T. B. Echols is on the sick
list.
The piano recital given by Mrs
Theo. Diepenbrock Friday afternoon
was in every respect market sue
cess Each pupil rendering her selec
ton with credit both to herself and
teacher. Mrs. Diepenbrock is a plan
list of excellent ability and in intro
ducing the recitals all credit Is due
her 1t only affords a pleasant time
but is the best incentive for pupil X
appear in public
In the book contest little Miss Fan
Enie Auliff was the lucky competitor
and winning book.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-08-12
WETAUG.

Mr.. James Dexter sold some fine
peaches here Thursday.
Mrs. Belle Richie of Mounds is Wis
iting the family Of Geo. r. Bird.
Mrs. ID. S. Richie visited her moth,
err in Jonesboro Sunday. She Is "a
years old.
Paul Propst will leave next week
for California for his health.
Arthur Sturm will teach the town
school this winter.
Maud Murray attended the Wood
men picnic at Jonesboro Thursday
Ward Bird gave dance at Win
stead's Hall Thursday evening.
Mrs. Alice Stoner of Ullin has rent
ed Mrs. Luetz's house and will move
here Monday.
VIII Kearney moved his family tc
Ullin Sunday.
Mrs. A. w Brown of Ullin visited
Mr., John Gleason's family Thursday.
Miss Winnie Chule and Hazel Dill
Ion of Dongola was here yesterday.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-08-12
MOUNDS.
August II, 1905.

Mr.. Shuford's mother Is visiting him
from Memphis.
Mr.. Hodge moved into his residence
on Spencer Heights Thursday
Mr.. and Mrs. Watt visited at Mr..
Taylor's Friday.
The musical entertainment at the
Y. M. C. A. room Thursday evening
was decided success and well at
tended
Mrs. Bennett and little daughter left
Friday for visit with friends in st.
Louis.
Chas and Mildred Watt are visiting
friends in Johnston county.
Miss Gladys Parker, of Mound City,
has been the guest of Mrs Stokes
this week.
Ticket agent Van SAINT is back from
his summer vacation and at his old
stand
Rev Britton, brother OF our mer
chant, B. |, Britton. is visiting In
town and will preach at the Congre
gational church Sunday evening.
Material is being piled up on Front
street for Harry Perks new brick
building.
The city council has warned the
saloon keepers that a violation of the
Sunday ordinance will forfeit theil
licenses. This is the most effective
method of putting on the lid.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-08-12
NEWS FROM OUR NEIGHBORS =

win Rutland came home early in
the week TO visit his mother a few
days. He is working at the painters
trade in Carbonate.
Willis Friganza took in the Big Four
excursion 10 Buffalo.
The city authorities are making war
on the pesky weeds-and not a minute
too soon.
Mrs. Mike Murphy, Miss Fannie
Cummings. Miss Hazel Curren. Mrs.
William T. Jaccard and her mother,
Mrs. Frey were among the Big Four
excursionists who left this morning for
Niagara Falls and other points down
that way
Mound City has not quarantined
against Cairo or any other old place
Cairo is expected to keep the crome
yellow malady out of Mound City.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-08-12
BIRDS POINT, MO.
August II, 1905.

Born to Mr. and Mrs. Parrish Wed
nesday evening, August 9th, girl.
Miss Erie Smith who has been Wis
iting her brother c. o. Smith, departed
for Charlottesville, Mo-, Wednesday
evening.
Judge J. II. Naive of Rush Ridge,
Mo, died of typhoid fever at 10 a. m.
Wednesday, August 9th, aged SO years,
and was buried in the family Gene
terry August 10th. Rev. C. P. Rooney
of Wickliffe, Ky, conducted the cere-
mony. The Judge was one of the
Mississippi county's pioneers, a mem
Der of the Harmony Baptist church,
living as nearly "In His Steps as is
possible 10 us mortals No man in
this country had more true friends,
he being the most perfect old gentle
man We scribe ever met.
DR. j. w. Russell and family return
ed from Kentucky yesterday.
al
Metalbound. Mo, visited Charleston,
Mo. Wednesday.
Miss Ida Forgry of Charleston, Mo-,
arrived Thursday en- route to Metal.
bound, Mo-, to accept position as
assistant post master and clerk in
Metalbound Co.'S store. Miss Forgry
was saleslady for Metalbound Co. for
two years, resigning when her mama
moved to Charleston, Mo We wei.
come her among us again. f
One Of the most peculiar accidents
that have come to our notice recently
happened to Lon Griggs, brother OF
our merchant, j. ID. Griggs Mr.. Griggs
while carrying large watermelon fell
head first into tub of water, the
watermelon wedging his head in the
tub. Prompt assistance saved him from
drowning. Beyond a bad scare and a
bruised ear Mr.. Griggs is now none
the worse for his plunge.
Miss Bertha Doyle departed for q
weeks visit to Maxon Mill, KY, to
day.
49, ~ 4 leopiiSy VI NlShilllcs ny.
was in town yesterday.
On account Of the quarantine moi
many Of our citizens are visiting Cairo
III.
Mississippi county is quarantineC
! and II any suspicious people withon
health certificates are put off at on
little burg the railroad and steamboa
companies will have 10 answer TO
same In the courts
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-08-12
MOUND CITY.
. . . . . . . . . o ..
August 10, 1905.

J.. Blum visited Grand Chain yaster-
day and went out to his farm and
hooked after the shipment of eleven
hundred bushels of wheat.
Dick Campbell, who sustained a
fracture of the skull and jawbone by
falling out Of doorway at the Polk
Canning factory few days since.
and who was at first thought to be
fatally injured, is slowly getting bet
{ ter and the attending surgeon opines
that he viii ultimately recover.
Thomas Higgins and wife have gone
to Thousand Islands for season of
recreation
Henry Crippen has sold twenty
acres of land a mile and a half south
of Grand Chain to, John Dry The
consideration was eight hundred dol
lars, or forty dollars per acre.
Miss Florence Hillman, stenograph-
or for the Metal Bound factory, has
gone to Niagara Falls for short rest.
Miss Edyth Drake Is one of the
salesladies in Blum's dry goods store
II. F. Ardny and wife have gone to
Buffalo, N. Y, for short season oil
rest.
Capt. r. b Cotter, the Metal Bound
factory chief, visited Grand Chain in
business way this forenoon.
Miss Lena Stern. 0. l.. Bartlitt's
stenographer is down east for ter
days vacation.
States Attorney George E. Martin
went up into Johnson county todp,
to try suit at law
Miss Blanche Darragh Is away i,
Niagara Falls to spend a brief season
of sightseeing and rest.
Dr.C.'L Otrich Of Anna visited thi
city today on his way home from
trip to his big farm near Olmsted.
Miss Ida Johnson left today for tn
east to spend ten days season O
recreation.
The people of the upper portion O
the city, and especially the propert
owners, are much gratified to see sue
houses going up in their midst as tn
one which Henry Read has we'll o
toward completion Nearly all the vi
cant building lots In town are situate
on upper Main street and CONNIE
cial avenue, and most Of the spreadin
that will be done in the future wi
be done up thar way.
Miss Allie Mertz left on the 81
Four excursion this morning for Nj
CARA Falls and other scenic localiti'
In the northeast.