The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-08-16
Notice Grand army Republic.


! Notice Grand Srny Republic
| Now that the time Is drawing near
for The Chicamaugua Park Reunion. 1t
| 1, fair to assume that many of the
veterans who participated in this and
lother engagement, Of The civil war in
| Tennessee, Kentucky and Georgia,
{will want to visit the scenes of thei'
hardships in these memorable events
from 81 o 65.
Chicamaugua Park and the scenes
| in and around Chcamaugua will we'll
repay you for the small outlay in the
way Of expenses. BY careful study Of
the Chicamaugua Park folder copy OF
(which has been mailed to each Post.
YOU can get an idea Of the immen e
larea of improved territory. Tablets
land monuments of colossal proper
Itions mark every spot Of Importance,
these were dedicated by the United
States, states and the different so
cieties in the country to the Fallen
! Heroes.
Make it your aim to go via Nash
willie. Tenn, that you may see and
cover historic ground between that
point and Chattanooga. OF all cities In
the south Nashville stands pre,emi-
nent as the historic and Military gate
way and is partially famed for its
beauty and its superior ADVANTAGES as
an educafio nal center
Il was the home and is the last rest
ing place OF James X. Polk, whose
remains lie buried on the Capito'
grounds. Twelve miles distant from
t Nashville and of easy access is the
e Hermitage. The home Of Andrew Jack
!, son. (Old Hickoryl A visit to thl'
G place would be especially interesting
Thirty miles south of Nashville on tbs
3 line of the Nashville Chattanooga &
? st. Louis railway you come to the
4 famous battle ground Of stones rive
/. (Murfraes boro) with its lovely Ma
r. tionaI cemetery kept ever fresh anC
green by the government The noun
tain scenery, in facr everything tn
@ eve comes in contact with from thi
" pofnt to Chattanooga is beautiful AM
exhibits natures greatest work. VIVA
splendid opportunity for YOU tn
. lowest possible rate with ample tim
in which to see the points OF interes
E The anniversary of the Battle q
Chickamaugua will be September lst
3 to 10Th. Tickets will be on sale 10, ].
g. and rs of September, good for retur
until September 30'h. with the priv
lege of extension until October 81
re- by deposting your ticket with tn
lie Validating agent at Chattanooga on G
before September Both, and paying
E fee Of fifty cents Stopover will B
g granted al any point on the Nashvill
4 Chattanooga & ST. Louis railway O
either or both going and return trif
MI within the final limit of ticket or g
tended limit Of ticket
Side trip tickets may be sold
points in the Southeast, south Of I'll
z Kentucky-Virginia state line, on Sc
O TENDER 22d and 23d from Chatanoog
O at rate Of One fare plus twenty-h'
nd cents for the round trip with limit Q
ltober -. 1906.
The points Of special interest tn
you would care TO visit on the line
F the Western q Atlantic railroi
q which passes through the battle feel
{ LOT AdairsvIlle. Calhoun. Chickmaugr
IA. Tunnel Hin, Gray-yiIle. Allatoor
Marietta. Kennesaw. Big Shanty a
Others. Z quote you below rates fro
T some Of the principal points. ASK yo
! home agents.
/ would ask the commander of {
as. Post as a special favor to read Il
letter 10 the members that this gre
opportunity will not be lost to the
F Further information viii be che
fully given by addressing me, Ro'
q No. 4u6 National Bank of Conner
and building. ST. Louis. Mo
Round Trip Rates.
From Cairo. Ill, $3.50: Danyi
n = Isl2ls. Decatur. $3.50: Galesbr
/, 4 |s1Ggo. Natoon. sll05; PEG
orr. s1tGa. Springfield. $500; St 10
Mo. sflo0: Msroa H., Sl2.
,prt Wavnesville. $3.50. Casey. $40
Marshall si05O: Oakland. s1l.35:
cola. SlL45- Lovngton. SiLt9; +
nev. SI2.95. Arlington. sl3.45:
Isnta. s1385. MINER. 1890. High
-tS11 Sd. Grecnyille, S1lib, Smithb
|s11 20: Nandalia. Sli3o; 81 r.
s18S5. Altamont- s1oS5: Eningi
rnlg1o5o. GIeenup slo5o: MaTins'
$40 So. Paris. sli'o; Hlnasi
-|slI55. Arthur. $40. Lake
si1.s5. Midland City, $3.50.
Upon application by mail 10
tioHce one Of our valuable booi
Southern Ba.tlef Ids will be nj
you free Of charge.
r. c. COWARDIN,
Western Passenger Age