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and family from here to Arson Squires in
Merryall, last Saturday.
a while last Saturday and has put in storage
his household effects, expecting himself to
work the coming summer at Lakeside and his
tions on farms in this and the adjoining town
Nelson Morey severed his connection with
der for the mail route from this postofice to
New Preston railroad station from the coming
July and, with his r. F. D. route from this
PostoMce also, will keep him busy for an in
DR. Pendleton was confined to his boarding
place most Of last week by rheumatism, the
A. 6. Oaskey started on Wednesday after
noon OF last week to visit his son, Gardner, at
| the Naval Academy at Annapolis, Md; He
Mrs Evan Evans Of Bridgeport TT yisited her
sister here. Mrs A. g. Caskey, over last Sum-
Miss Bertha shultz. who has been absent all
the winter in Brooklyn, N. Y returned to her
home at E. h. Beardsley's, last Friday even
Mr and Mrs B. Rowland passed last week in
Col O. ". Pickett and son of New Haven
were guests of Mrs Nellie Lyman over last
Mrs Luther A.. Tyrrell returned from
Bridgeport last Saturday evening, accom-
panied by her niece, Miss Lena Dean, of that
Harry Lyman's incubator yielded him, last
week, several dozen of chicks which are re-
cetving his best care.
the place where he is a tenant in fine and
ing year. JOHN 81. Ferris did the carpenter
j. B. Stillson has been a successful agent.
this season. for Chase Brothers, nurserymen
! at Geneva. N. Y: His orders taken have far
exceeded any other agent in this locality.
+ e. E; Meeker passed part of last week in
New York City.
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WOODBURY..
NEWS OF THE WEEK.

NEWS OF THE WEEK.
The well for the creamery is being
dug, this week.
J. e. Parker has rented his farm in
Flanders to J. II. Galpin.
Miss Katherine Freeman and Miss
Florence Galpin are home for vacation.
Mrs Dudley Beach of Bridgeport
visited her mother, Mrs J. II. Boards
ley, and other friends in town, last
week.
There was an entertainment in the
Town hall, on Wednesday evening,
given by ventriloquist and magician,
under the auspices of the Y. M. G. A.
The Dean of Y ale college is to preach
in the North church, on Sunday, April
16, and there will be union meeting
in the evening, when his address will
b. especially for men.
Mrs Hyde of New Hsven is visiting
Mrs L. A. Treat.
Austin Isham spent Sunday with his
parents on Good Hill.
The organ recital in the Epi scOpal
church, on Sunday evening, was very
much enjoyed by all who attended.
The organ, which is the best in town.
was well handled by e. W. Pond and
Mrs Pond sang very sweet solo.
J. H. Cowles and family spent Sun
day out of town.
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GEORGETOWN.
MRS ANNA OLMsTEAD.

Mrs Anna Olmstead, formerly of
this place and we'll known here, died
at her home in Southport, Monday
morning, March q, at the age of 60
years. The funeral was held at her
late home on Wednesday, and the in
terment took place at Richmond Val
ley, Staten Island. She is survived by
one daughter, Mrs ellison Jennings, Of
Southport.
Miss Daisy Wadhams Of Norwalk
Olmstead.
Mrs Sidney Starr of Stamford was
the guest Of Mrs Edwin Gilbert, last
week.
Carrot Dykeman spent Sunday and
Monday with his parents here.
Mrs D. n. Miller and Miss Katha-
rine Miller made brief visit in New
York, last week.
Mrs Louise Voorhis of Southport is
the guest of her sister, Mrs Daniel
Olmstead.
Mr. and Mrs David Miller and daugh-
tiers of South Norwalk we're guests
over Sunday at the Miller homestead.
Mrs G. P. Stanley has returned home
from a visit with her sister, Mrs Sam
Mrs w. II. Hunter has returned
home from the Danbury hospital,
much improved in health.
Miss Margaret Connery and neph-
ews, Paul and Harold Connery,
have returned from q visit with
friends in Bridgeport:
Misses Ruby Weed and Margaret
Ross, who have been enjoying week &
vacation, have returned to their school
duties.
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REDDING.
LITERARY NOTES.

The Fortnightly club will meet at
the home of Rev Louis A. Godda I'd,
Monday evening, April 10, at 8 O'Clock
The program is in charge of the liter
airy committee and is as follows:
An Evening with Byron, Keats and
Shelley; roll call; quotations from By
ron, Keats, or Shelley; Byron as seer
by his Poet-friend Shelley and by 9th
ers, Miss Lille Sanford.
AShort treatise on Byron's "Childe
Haro1de." Its subjectivity, it's de-
scriptions, style and general success
Mrs L. A. Goddard.
Points of Interest in Keats GIVE
of St Agnes" Miss Eleanor Osborn.
A literary study of Keats Endymi
on" Mrs John Read.
Reading followed by a literary study
of Keats "Ode to Nightingale" anc
lode on a Grecian Urn," Mrs L. M
Underwood.
Shelleys Nature and Mission ex
pressed in "Alastor," "Hymn to In
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IMMENSE SALE OF PLEASANT
SPECIFIC.

We had been led to expect from the
reputation of DR. Ames' Pleasant Speci-
fic for dyspepsia and constipation, and
from what we learned of druggists in
other towns, that our sales at the half
price, full sized SOC package for 25c.
and cure guaranteed, would be large,
but We'll acknowledge that success has
been far beyond our expectations. The
Pleasant Specific enables q person to
eat what he wishes to any time he
wants to, as it puts the digestive system
in perfect order to take care of what
the taste Graves. Don't fail to have q
package in the house, as they relieve
dyspepsia Immediately. John Gately,
of 23O Grand street, Bridgeport, writes:
II was sufferer from Indigestion for
number Of years, having had no
appetite for food, constant headaches
and sharp pains in the stomach.
Since taking DR. Ames' Pleasant Speci-
6c have been entirely cured Of the
aches and pains and relish my food as I
did when school boy. Pleasant
Specific has cured me, of that I'm Ger
tain, for it is over three months since
1 have taken single bit of medicine,
and my digestion is perfect and my
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WASHINGTON.
NEWS HEREABCUTS.

Leo Pickett passed Friday night
with George and Walter Tracey.
Truman Swift has moved to Christ
ian street, having entered the employ
of John Collins for the year.
Frederick and Clifford Zumpf passed
Friday night with John Benson in
Roxbury, Clifford making his first
journey on the railroad cars.
Mr. and Mrs Willis Aspinwall have
the upper rooms in the residence OF
Miss A. J. Galpin for the summer.
moving there about the middle OF
April.
Sherman HOLSTER is at home for
the Easter vacation.
John B. Hollister was in Woodbury.
Friday, disposing of his last load Of po-
tatOeS.
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LIBERAL TO CHURCHES.

Every church viii be given . liberal
quantity Of L. s. II. paint. Call for 1t.
Four gallons Longman & Martinez,
L. S NJ, Paint mixed with three gal
Ions hnseed oil, will paint . house.
w. B. Barr, Charleston, w. Va,
writes: "Painted Frankenburg block
vanished"
Wears and covers like gold.
Don't pay S1.50 gallon for nnseed
oil, which you do in ready -for-use paint.
Buy oil fresh from the barrel ut 60
cents per gallon and mix it with L. &
n.
Il makes Paint cost about e1.90 per
gallon.
Sold by Cogswell & Wetterau,
Washington Depot; G. n. Beach, New
Milford; Taylor, Curtis & Co., Sandy
Hook; Smith Sons, West CornWall; A.
L. Hodge & Son, Roxbury Station.
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NEW FAIRFIELD.

JOHN HALPINE's HOUSE BURNED.
John HaIpine's house was burned
down on Friday night. 1t was unoc-
cupied, and the fire is supposed to be
the work of an incend1ary. The barn
and farm buildings on the same place,
were burned at different times within
few years.
The remains of George Turrel of
South Orange, N. j., were brought to
this place for interment in the Wood
Creek cemetery, on Friday. This was
Mr. Tul'rell's, native town. He was
said to !oe one of the wealthiest men
in New jersey.
L. S. Dickinson of Bridgewater pass
ed through this place on Thursday,
with a herd of 20 choice Holstein cows
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NICHOLS.
THE NEWS HEREABOUTs.

THE NEWS HEREABOUTS.
William Wellington entertained rel.
atives from Bridgeport on Sunday.
Mrs Esther Hawley is suffering with
rheumatism in her shoulder.
Mr. and Mrs George Wade of Shelton
spent Sunday at T. L. Wade's.
There will be no preaching service
next Sunday as it is conference week.
The G. E. meeting will be held as us
ual.
There is new family moving into
the A. K. Gardner place.
A family by the name of HeiSler Is
moving into John Shelton's place.
Robert Burt has recovered from his
recent illness and is able to be at
work again.
Miss Ruby Plumb had pleasant
gathering at her home, Monday even.
ing. Music and games passed the
time pleasantly, after which light re
freshmentS were served.
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work the farm vacated by Mr. Thomp-
son.
Messrs Mott and Jerome Judd visit
ed relatives in Chestnut Land, Satur-
day.
A family from Gaylordsville moved
into Paul Roach's house, Saturday.
Ex-Postmaster A. E. Mallory erect
ed temporary r. F. D. mail box, Fri
day afternoon.
of North Kent were in the village, one
day last week, driving their new Blue
Ribbon team, named ebay" and
might"
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A WED DING ANNIvERsARY.
Mr. and Mrs Edward Curtis celebrat-
ed their 10th wedding anniversary on
Monday evening" by reception to
their friends from until 10 o'clock.
A large number of guests assembled in
response to an invitation, to enjoy their
hospitality. Little Miss Edith Curtis
was mistress of ceremonies in attend.
ing to the people on their arrival,
while Mr. and Mrs Curtis stood for con.
floral japanese tree. Clarence Burr
later entertained with selections on
a graphophone, after which refresh
ments were served in the dining room.
Many useful remembrances in the tin
line were left as souvenirs of the occa.
sion, which was a very pleasant one.
1t is hoped that Mr. and Mrs Curtis
will enjoy many more anniversaries.
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KENT.

CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH INTERESTS.
An adjourned meeting OF the eccle-
siastical society will be held, April 10,
at 1.30 p. M, to which all members are
earnestly invited to be present, as
there is business Of Importance to be
done.
Miss Alice M. Kyle of Boston, Mass. !,
field secretary Of the Womans' Board
of Missions, will speak in Woodbury.
April Ii, In Kent April Ia and in
Washington April Is. She is by far
the most interesting speaker the
Board has. Do not fail to hear her. The
subjects will be announced later. Look
out for them.
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THE RIGHT MATTE IS DEWITT.

DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve cools,
soothes and heals cuts, burns, boils,
bruises, piles and all skin diseases. K.
e. Zickefoose, Adolph, w. Va. says:
my little daughter had white SWELL
ing so bad that piece after piece of
bone worked out of her leg. DeWitt,s
Witch Hazel Salve cured her." 1t ia
the most wonderful healing salve in
the world. Beware of counterfeits.
Sold by r. 81. Beers & Co., Newtown;
A. B. Brakeman, Botsford.
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bowels continue to be as regular as
clock work." Testimony like the
the aboveshould prove to the most
skeptical that there is cure for
ndigestion-Dr'Am eS' Pleasant Speci-
fic. Try it on our personal guarantee
of q cure or money back. Belts u
Belts. Sandy Hook.
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James Barker of Chapinville is stay
ing with his son, Walter Barker, for
an indefinite time.
The Misses Stuart are expected
home on Wednesday from their win
ter SOjOurn in the West.
Miss Do. Chaplin and Robert Chaplin
OF New London are with their grand
mother, Mrs r. J. Hopson.
John HOpSOn and several members of
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INCIDETTS NOTED BY THE MACEDO-
MA REPORTER.


MA REPORTER.
Mr. and Mrs Charles Wolcott of
BroOktield visited friends in this vicin-
ity, recently.
Mrs 81. M: Cummings is at her home
again after being absent through the
winter months.
Norman W. Thompson of Clayton,
Mass, called on his brother, Perry
Thompson, Saturday.
George Chase Of Beckett, Mass, has
been visiting his parents, Mr. and Mrs
r. A. Chase.
Wheaton Chase, who has been one
of Uncle Sans soldier boys for the
past three years, is at: home.
F. Fl. Gilbert has had the chimneys
on his house rebuilt.
The entertainment given by the
Macedonia school, Saturday evening,
was we'll carried out and called out
frequent laughter and applause. A
number Of old neighbors were present,
which added to the pleasure Of the oc-
caSiOn.
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BULLS BRIDGE.
PERSONAL CHAT,

PERSONAL CHAT.
Mrs Clark Griffin is spending few
days in Washington.
Mr. Thompson moved to Gaylords-
Vile, Friday. Peter johnson will
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THE G. M. HALL FARM SOLD.

THE G. M. HALL FARM SOLD.
Charles M. Hall was up from New
Haven, Monday and Tuesday of this
week, arranging the transfer Of title
of his farm property to Aaron Hand
lin, who has recently purchased the
same OF William D. Bosler, who has
had the same in charge, making sue
ceSsful sale where others have failed.
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Miss c. Elizabeth Salewski has been
home for the past week for the spring
vacation and will return to her school
in Bridgeport, Sunday evening.
Hon D. L. Smith was in Hartford on
business, last Monday.
Edward Cartwright is home from
his school at New Haven for the spring
vacation.
Joseph Yutzler was up from Derby,
last Sunday.
Joseph G. Miller is home from New
Haven for short vacation. He has
friend with him to spend week.
Mrs Mary Bradley is keeping house
for F. w. YutZler.
Rev A. K. Foster Of Cornwall con-
Quoted services, Sunday.
William Preston has moved into the
cottage on the rocks, lately vacated by
J. e. Nc Cready.
Mrs A. V. Coons has had the mis-
fortune to severely jam her foot while
moving a heavy piece OF furn1ture.
No bones were broken but the result
was painful wound which has kept
her to her chair for the past week.
Charles Bate has moved his family
to Cornwall and G.. S. Bierce is in pos
session of the Oliver farm.
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LlTCHFIELD COUNTY,
WEST CORNWALL.
MISS RORABACK-MR MALLETT.

MISS RORABACK-MR MALLETT.
Miss Bessie Roraback and A. Lewis
Mallett were married at Utica, N. Y,
on Tuesday, March %, and will reside
at Mr. Mallett's home in Theresa, N.
Y. Mrs Mallett is the second daugh-
ter of Mr. and Mrs Elisha Roraback of
this place and Mr. Mallett has had
Milk & Cream Co. at this place for
the past year.
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port, is expected to preach at st Pet
er's church ON Thursday evening.
Ernest Reeds auction of cows,
which was held at the residence of L.
L. Stewart, Jr., in Long Hill, on Mon
day afternoon, was not largely attend
ed, owing to false report which had
been circulated in regard to the sale
not being held. In spite of this ru-
NOR, the grea ter part of the herd were
disposed Of. F. W. Wheeler was the
auctioneer.
The first thunder shower of the sea-
son was on Thursday last. Several
f1ocks Of wild geese have been seen.
Mrs Laura Lucier was recently mar
ried to Frank Cook.
William Douglass has given up ped
ding for tile Grand Union Tea Co.
and Maurice Beers has taken his place.
Simon Cannon cut his wrist quite
badly, while c}1opping wood, last week.
DR. Wales dresssed the wound and took
three stitches in it.
Howard Wheeler's mill has been
moved into B. S. Hurd's woods, where
he has short job of saving for Mr.
Hurd.
Oscar Sherwood is stiN very i'll.
Harry Andrews is very Ill at his
home in the Center. DIR Wales is at
tending him.
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Mr. and Mrs Bonynge of New York City
were guests at B. O. Norris, over last Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs H, Felt of New York Oity were
guests at the Lakeside House over last Sum
A few trout were caught from the streams
around this village, last Saturday, the first
day Of fishing in that line.
Augustus Stolt moved his household goods
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his family from New London have
been here the past week. Mr. HopsOn
was here looking after his interests on
Fuller Mountain.
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MARKETABLE.

Wallace Beers was so unfortunate as
to lose valuable COW, 10 days ago.
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NEW PRESTON.
CHURCH NOTES.

The Ladies' Sewing society passed Wednes-
day Of last week and the afternoon of the
same day this week with Mrs Charles Carlson;
Morgan's on Saturday afternoon was we'll at
tended and the usual amount of work accom-
plished. Bountiful refreshments provided
and furnished by Mrs Morgan and daughters
followed the work and there was also enjoyed
persed at sunset, fixing their next meeting OF
working place with Miss Ruby Holcomb on
Saturday afternoon of this week.
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Enganean His in'' "ode," "sk7iarkS
and "Sensitive Plant" Mrs Ernest
Smith.
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FRIENDS FROM ENGLAND ARRIVE.

William Oliver and daughter, Miss
Ethel, went to New York, on Saturday
last, to meet the steamship Campania,
on which arrived Mr. divers father,
niece and nephew, Miss Beatrice Kemp
and her brother, Alfred Kemp. Mr.
Kemp is to assist Mr. Oliver at the
blacksmith shop in the place Of Irw in
Bates, who is soon to open shop Of
his own at Cornwall.
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leading WashlnEton Dusiness Riousas.
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AT ST PETER'a.

AT ST PETERS,.
Rev Mr. Kenyon of St Paul's, Bridge
port, is expected to preach at St Pet
er's church ON Thursday evening.
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FAIRFIELD COUNTY.
MONROE.

WEDDING Anniversary.
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WiIIiston Criminals.

III Joe Jackson#5was convicted Of
shooting City Marshall Markell
at Williston and WILDE sentenced
next week.
Otto Sporland, who wounded
Slim Jones by shooting, was ac-
quilted. Sporland tried hard to
kill Jones who lie claims robbed
him Of SO in a house Of ill,fame.
When fudge Goss learned Of
Jones robbing Sporland. he is
sued a bench warrant for Jones,
who fled to Mondak, Mont, and
was captured. He will be re-
turned to Williston for trial.
Many hope he will see the walls
Howard and Coleman were
convicted OF shooting Brakeman
Jerry Thompson in the leg and
will be sentenced next week.
These men escaped from the
Wardcounty Jail last winter and
were captured at Sawyer.
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A Boost for Minot.

J.. ). Skaug writes to have his
Review forwarded to Minot, n.
D. hereafter, he having purchased
q jewelry store in that town and
located there permanently. Mr..
sSkaug is a fine Workman and
the people OF Minot will find him
a good citizen. he writes that
everything is lively at Minot,
the sound OF the hammer and
saw being heard from morning
illnight. In 1902 Alinot was a
place OF $500 people, and at
present it has a population OF
nearly 1000. Mr.. Skang's jewel
~ store in Battle Lake will be in
charge Of his brother Ed. Skaug
and wiltcontinues to be located
in the postoffice building. Bat
tie Lake (Minn. Review.
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DRINK POKEGAMA, THE PRINCE OF TABLE
BANKING CONCERNS
NOT SATISFIED.

g. County Auditor Larson daily
receives letters from banking
concerns all over the United
States inqniri,lg abouttf,ea1OO,-
600 bonds for tile county, which
were to have heen contracted for
at tie April term Of the county
commissioners. Mention was
made in the INDEPENDENT re-
Gently of the foolish act Of the
commissioners in stopping the
advertisement for bids and clos
ing a deal whereby the county
was bonded for twenty years at
la straight four and q half per
cent interest, with no bonus. One
firm states that it was willing to-
give a bonus OF S5OOO.and ask
only I per cent interest. This in
itself would mean a saving to the
mean a saving to the county or
$50, 900. To say the least, the
business transaction was:;t very
unwiSe one on the part OF the
commissioners and we hardly
believe that it will stand the test
OF the law. One firm states that
! it is going ahead and send iii it's
bid on the day the advertise
ment called for, and the proceed
ings will be watched with in
! terest.
Building Cement Block Factory.
Chas Connor arrived from Fargo this
| week and already Hurd & Mallory be
gan the construction Of his cement
/ block factory. 1t will be located east
of the factory recently erected by Van
Tuyl 4 Teutsch.
huRD & MALLORY,
Contractors. Builders and Design.
ers Of brick, cement and frame
buildin1S.
Nilr<OT, ~. q.
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Nobody n.
Can Please
Everybody

But youu find that we please people than any drug
store in North Dakota We don't film la1 you when we
can and treat you right when know you'd find out
We you right all the time BY guaranteeing everything
sell # YOU buy anything in this store at any time and
when you get home you satisfied decide YOU don't
the article bring back It is patent medicine Be
careful not the wrappers that's all Another thing,
and that is you never find any preparation
that isn't good one.
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Largest Bunch Of
MATERIAL
Handled by One Concern in Ward County (!
St. Louis Fire Brick,
Menomonie Sand Mould Red Brick,
Grand Forks Brick,
Kenmare Brick,
Burlington Brick,
$4,000 per M.
1000 per M.
1900 Der M.
1880 per M.
1880 per M.


which will sell barrel
largest is
i $ in
% $
haven 70 goes
j in
Build
would
Tuuth
!. Yours
\ ..* u A.
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The simplest safest, and quickest way vacci
nate cattle against Blackeg No dose to measure. No
iquid to spill No string to rot. Just little pill to be
placed under skin BY single thrust Of the instrument
Any one purchasing 100 vaccinations Of Backegods will be
presented with BIackeeoid Injector Free.
For printed information in detail call or write u.s.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-08-22

whereabouts for the ten days previous.
Mr.. Denison asks: Shall Cairo say
to these merchants, you are not want
ed here, go 10 st. Louis to buy your
.gocdsg' OF course. not. The people of
Cairo. even those not interested in
wholesale business. are Just as desir-
Gus of seeing the wholesale trade Of
this city increase as Mr.. Denison is
But there come times in the history
of communities when they are brought
to face danger from deadly iisease,
when even business must be fubor-
dinated to the necessity of protecting
the lives of the people. Such a dan
ger nov stares us in the face and it
is the duty of all patriotic citizens to
cheerfully acquiesce in the effort to
save the city and the public health.
The permit plan devised by the city
health board is an admirable arrange
ment and it furnishes a strong guar
antee that Cairo will escape the fever.
Now let US rigidly enforce that plan
and all viii be well.