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The Cairo bulletin., 1906-08-09
Lions Raided Africnn Ni1lnn.

Fifteen or twenty lions suddenly
raided the town of Chorumo, in British
Central Africa. tn, other evening at
dusk and killed and ate II persons.
The other inhabitants fed in their
canoes and the lions provided through
deserted streets.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-08-09
mostly by tn railroads.
AT TWENTY-FIVE
Tic Sought The Hand Of a Maiden. and
When Refused He Suicided.

Manitowoc, Wis, Aug S.-Faimrc
10 win the love and hand of a 2O.year.
Ola girl, plunged Alois Turkinsky. the
eldest resident Of Becdsville. this
county into such state Of dcspon
dency that he took his own life. Tur-
hnsky was IS years old. The gin
v1om he sought for a wife was Anna
N'rch p neighbours daughter. When
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-08-09

told that she would not be his bride he
crept unobserved to a garnet. where
he hanged himself He leaves one
son, with whom he had his home and
TWO daughters. His children, as wen
as ine parents Of the girl, were lea.
sued together to prevent his mar.
rage and it was their rdicule which
ed the girl to refuse the old mans
Owe.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-08-09
HEAVY RAINS IN ILLINOIS.

Rockford, H.. Aug S-Heavy rain
and electrical storms tonight caused
much damage Traffic on the inter.
urban line was stopped. the water be.
ing knee deep along the tracks. Light.
nIng struck several buildings.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-08-09
Woman 70 Erect Wina....

a stained glass window is 10 be
erected IN ST. Mary's church. Bulphan
Essex. England. TO De known as the
Mary window. Il viii be snb.
scribed for entirely by women bear
ing the name Of Mary.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-08-09
RAILROADS HEAVY LOSERS.

Fort Worth, Tex. Aug. S.-Reports
from the flood in the tertitorie I'm.
dlcate that the damage will be great.
Conservative estimates place the loss
up 10 this time at 81 zoe 900 suffered
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-08-09
First Public Bank.

The first public bank was cstabli he'd
in Venice in 1850 by the Lombard
Jews. Tho Bank Of England was
founded I'm 1898.
The Red Cloud chief., 1906-01-26

large choir is exceptionally good and,
altogether, the services deserve much
larger audiences than they have been
receiving. Mi. Rice Is a forceful and
interesting speaker. and has a faculty
for making clear the seemingly obscure
passages Of the Bible.
Preparatory to the coming evangel.
istic meetings the pastors interested
met last Tuesday evening and orxsni.
zed themselves into a ministerial as
ISOLATION for a united effort during the
intervening weeks. The evangelists
have stated that they will be ready to
begin work here either on May Is or
June 1. The various committees are
being secured and as much prelimin-
airy work as possible will be done.
The churches are all using every effort
to be in readiness for the work when
he begins.
Some Of our subscribers have owed
us for SO long a time that they are
ashamed to come near the office. We
would be glad to have them call
around and renew their subscriptions,
as we'll as get acquainted with the
editor. II you are unable to pay up.
come in and tell us so. We won't DO
hard on you. In fact, we are not the
least bit fierce, and will make you well
come whether or not you have any
money. or course we need money
need it badly. II you live too far away
to pay a visit to the Office, a letter with
a money order or draft inclos,d will be
welcome.
The Red Cloud chief., 1906-01-26

paving for this notice
Bros.
Ms. R.;g,e has hoon corf ,od >,
her home he sickness during tho mas,
week.
Mrs Upnter and Nro w;Icox 30
r ver,op vero sbo,n;n, in Rod Ciord
Friday.
Nrs / S,,;,h uo,, ,o u,s,;,u.
S,,prd.v for . vooL,s ,;s;, ,y;,h
friends.
Mrs wu,;o, p,,,o, c, u,s cor;
o,0,r IN Co... .h,,, ,;,,o w,a,osa.r
morning.
mr0 wr p,r,o, and .do,,,,or
Msudo yoro v;.;,,ro IN cr,do Rnct
| "Wednesday.
I W po,,,ov =, IL, S,r;,os South
n,Lo,a .un;roJ :. poa C,..I Ma.L.u
noon for a visit
q p.,or; e ,roro,;,u.o bail, .
.-..,.nI- rp
| Batin township.
rho ;,,;a. ,,,;.. .,.,, .,,.
,o;nod q, ,ho .on,a 80 Miso uoIo, pohr
Tuesday evening
Az. A., ~,
..-.,"..N d. co., w',..
dav and Tbursdav
their recollection.
.Iosepb;ne Gund re,urned To Re,
home in Blue Hin Saturday after ,
visit with relatives.
A series OF special meetings are il
progress in the Amboy schoolhouse
The Red Cloud chief., 1906-01-26

Three little babes were nestled in bed,
an name them William, Willie and
Bill" mother said.
Wide was her smile, for triplets they be,
She lays her good luck to Rocky
Mountain Tea.
Great baby me dicine) G. l.. Getting.
j. L. Hallock came up from Dana
Kan, last Friday to assist his o
Richard in moving his stock and
household goods to that county v,
where he expects to make his home.
They left Tuesday, going overland.
Mrs. Frank Smith gave a party at
her home last Friday afternoon in
honor of Mrs. Aaron Conover, who
leaves in a few days for her new home
in Salt Lake City. About thirty ladies
we're present and an enjoyable time
was had.
Saunders Brothers wish 10 announce
that they are making prompt deliver
les of their good coal, and that IL it is
announcement for you TO stop and leave
your order at h Office, call telephone
60 or 234 and your order will be
promptly taken care OF.
Rumor has it that Frank Abbey,
now living on the VanPatten farm
northwest of town, will on TO his
land south of the river and erect a
dwelling house ia the near future.
Mr.. VanPatten has sold his farm to w.
p. Kuehn, from Guide Rock.
Rev. q. H. Rice is preaching a series
of interesting sermons on "The Second
Coming of Christ" at his Sunday even
ing meetings. The singing by the
The Red Cloud chief., 1906-01-26
LOCALITIES

Ben Eshleman is on the sick list.
S. Is. Kizer is home from Lincoln.
Go to Fred Plumb's for flour or feed
II. +. Pond went to Cowles Monday.
DIR. +. A. Thomas, dentist, Damerell
block.
At. Walker was in Campbell We'd
uesday.
Roy CARRIER returned to Hastings
Saturday.
Miss Larsons was down from River
ton Friday.
Nell Sherman went to Inavsle last
Friday night.
Mrs. v. b. Fulton went to Riverton
Sunday night.
Sam Lindsey returned from Lincoln
Friday night.
Charles Click was down from River
ton Thursday.
+. &. Turnure went to Chester We'd
'suay morning.
DR.. Bolen of Blue Hill is in Red
Cloud this week.
By Stephenson of Rivertou was in
town Wednesday.
Mrs. w. c. Wilson was down from
Inavale yesterday.
ID. Il. Spanogle was 10 Bostwitk
Tuesday on business.
Gus Soderberg returned to Lincoln
Wednesday morning.
Rev. j. W. Lougaot went to Super
ior Saturday morning.
4. NJ. Crone aud family will soon
locate in this city again.
VIM. Ma,heny returned to his home
in Campbell Wednesday.
Ned Grimes returned to his home in
Blue Hill Saturday noon.
Take your poultry and hides &c
Plumb. Top prices paid.
Roy Dickey re urned home from
Hastings Wednesday O
Mrs. &. J. Warren was visiting with
friends in Blue Hill Sunday.
Mrs. Robert Fortune is expected
home from Hebron tomorrow.
Call and see my so different kinds o
candies, at the SOderberg's Inn.
Miss Sadie Evans of McCook wa
" = ID a fNl~,,I chic uynnH
MIR. and Mrs. o. g. Teel returre
srom Lincoln Saturday morning.
Ole Erickson of Campbell is in tn
city receiving medical treatment.
Glen Olmstead and Frank hous
were down from Inavale "Wednesday
MIR. and Mrs VIM Cline and child
rem were down from Riverton Friday
Sheriff Hedge and Judge Keene
were in Campbell Monday on business
Mrs. II. +. Grice and Miss Nell SheI
man went to Lincoln Wednesday morr
ing.
Mr.. and Mrs Elmer koon are tn
parents Of \ baby boy, born last Satul
day.
w. C. Frahm, county treasurer, vi
tied with his family in Blue Hill SUI
day.
Not a rich corporation-but jul
plain j. q. Caldwell. for hard and so
coal.
Regular services will be held at II
dian creek Sunday afternoon by Paste
Rice.
Sanford Fred is "holding down" tn
third chair at Manspeaker's barbt
shop.
Plumb the feed man will pay you tt
highest price for poultry. eggs an
hides.
Fouud-A watch fob. Owner ca
have same by proving property an
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We Will take back exchange OF refund your money ar
any purchase unsatisfactory whatsoever
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ClOthinp

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$500 or your money refunded. Only 285.
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Men hne suits in Chevots and Scotch Plads worth
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Mem splendid suits in Velour Finished Cassmeres all
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SoOo worm Of children and boys knee pants suits Just
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IA Rows of Pins Each Cont
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Hair Pins per package each lc.
White Buttons per dozen lc
Safety Pins per dozen 20
Silkatccn per Spool 4c
Feathcrstitchcd Braid lc
Hooks and Eyes per Card lc
Fancy Buttons per dozen 2c
Knitting Cotton ic
Tablets each lc
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Clothes Pins por dozen DC.
ALL NOTIONS EQUALLY AS CHEAP.
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BEST PLACE TO BUY HOSIERY IN THE COUNTY

Ladies' Hose worth 15c. only &c.
Ladies' Hose worth 25c. only l4c
Ladies' Fancy Hose worth soc only l9c
Mems Fancy Socks only Sc
Mems Black only 7c
Mems BalgIiggan only lie
Mems Egyptian Yarn only 23c
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Values We Have RIVER Offered.
a LOOK WILL CONVINCE YOU
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$4,000 Worth in Shoes
% Oo'oO"ted "akover Shoes worth $500 to 49, only 8.19
Mems Celebrated Gibson spccal-made specially for us worth
1915 to 400, only os
Ladies Dolly Madison best shoes $3.50 to 400 310
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less than the old prices during the Ten Days beginning August TO-
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The Washington times., 1906-03-25
Mr.. Langdon Surprised.

A surprise party WAS given 10 Henry
Dean LanedOn on Saturday evening
March il. al his home. 90l First street
northwest The dining room was trim
med appropriately for St Patrick's Day.
green paper being festooned from cor
ners OF the room to the center OF the
chandelier. There were also miniature
green flags and white bells Candida bra
with green shades added to the effect
or the table. where ali the delicacies
were in the corresponding color OF
green Progressive euchre- was PLAYED.
the tally cards being shamrock design.
MI and Mrs Arthur J. Picotte won the
nrSt prizes. Miss Lula FTester and
Douglas Murphy capturing the consO-
lation. Among the guests present were
nv and Mrs W. White, of BROOKLYN
n y; Mrs. g. r. Bradstreet. Albany
y Y; Mr.. and Mrs. John Kent. Mr.
and Mrs. Arthur J. Picotte. the Misses
Lula Fiesta. Lula May Neuber. ana
Mabel Murphy. Dr. ConreiIler. DR.. ! n
Dlgges. Lambert Boyd. and Douglas
Murphy.
A decree sor the partition Of tho
estate OF the late William Heine has
oeen signed by Chief Justice Clahausb
DTODPTtE
consists Of the square OF ground
bounded by Rhode Island avenue
rifth. Sixth, and p streets. and A farm
containing seventy-hve acres. II is
divided into three parts. apportioned
amonS the son OF Winiam HeIue and
the children or the two deceased sons
q Mr.. Heiue. The court also appornt-
ed Guy h. Johnson and John d. Cough
line trustees TO sell part Of the estate
consisting of about three-duarters OF
an acre. The cOmpIsinants I'm the sniff
were represented by Attorneys Barnard
and johnson. Attorneys John d. Cough
I'm snd William +. Edmonston apnear-
ing for the defendants.
The funeral Of the late Frederick
Newyshr. who died last SUNDAY morn
ing at the home or his sister Mrs
John ". Drew. took place last Wedns-
oay morning at . O'Clock from St
Aloysius' Church, North Capitol and I
streets The deceased. VINO was q son
OF Frederick and Bridget Nswvba-
mad been engaged in the clothing bust
ness IN this city for a number of wears
lie was genial and sympathetic man
ana possessed an unusually large num-
Der OF friends. Three sons-Thomas
FREDERICK, and Joseph-survive him
The Washington times., 1906-03-25
For Sons Birthday.

Mr.. and Mrs Wilson entertained a
number Of friends last Tuesday night
for the third birthday Of their son The
little folks filed into the dining room.
where a bOuntifully laden table await
ed them. As the guests passed from
the dining room. Master Oliver pre-
sented each an appropriate gift Among
those present were Edith Randall
Shreve. Lillian Gapln. Marie Smith,
Helen Wayman. Eleanor BcsJ Marion
Zimmerman, Jessie Williams. Edward
Morgan. William Shreve. hoy Smith.
Percival Ward. Harry Singleton. and
Robert Pitt
Gilbert Bensinger was the host at a
stag party last Monday night for b 4.
Jwenjy-nrst birthday Mr.. Bs1singer
was presented a scarf I'm. A-mong
those present were Edgar Kaufman.
Milton Norris. Alvin Newmeyer. L,
Bertram Rice, and Archie EngeI
Miss Gertrude Smith entertained last
Tuesday evening with music. singing.
and games. Later refreshments were
served Among those present were
Mary Connor. Susie Nyman, Florence
Jackson. and Messrs. Smith. Dove.
King Brown. Hardy. and Murphy
The Epworth League OF the North
Capitol Methodist Episcopal Church is
holding an attendance contest-Reds VS..
Whites.
Miss Joan Fisher, the hve-Year-Old
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas j.
Fisher. entertained at a birthday party
last Tuesday afternoon. Among those
present we're the Misses Mabel Fisher.
Alice MiIburu. Anna Sommervine. Lii
Thompson. and Charles Stone. Norris
Christmas. Jack SOmmerviue. Fred
erick Lee. Ralph Lee, and several
others
Miss Elsie Rhine entertained a num-
Der OF her friends last Mond.,y even
ing.
The Washington times., 1906-03-25
Mrs. Peabody Buried.

The funeral Of Mrs. Kate r. Peabody
took place last Thursday afternoon from
the residence, 2Su First street. Inter
ment was al CincinnatuS. y Y. Mrs
Peat body is survived by her husband
William Peabody. and her daughter
Mrs. II. A. Hobart She died on Tues
day
Several representatives Of ST. Martin S
Catholic Parish. were guests last sun
day evening at meeting held by the
Immaculate Conception branch Of the
Total Abstinence Union President
Thomas MaIoney welcomed the visitors
Reports Of committees and other rou-
tihe business were quickly disposed OF
and the gathering went into a st
Patricks Birthday celebration. The
Rev Father Ambrose Beavans. assist
ant rector Of the parish. delivered a
brief temperance talk: then President
Msloney gave an eulogistic address
upon the life and work Of Ireland's 5
patron saint Mathew Msloy sang sew
eral lrisb songs. Thomas J. Clark spoke
OF the part played by the Irishmen in
tribute 80 the Irish women. James 2.
Regan told Of the early celebrations Of
ST. Eatrick's Day in this city. Daniel
Kelly, of Philadelphia, reviewed the his
tory OF the early Irish settlers in Penn
sylva1ia. William A Hickey related in
cidents of ST. Patrick's Day in the Phil
ippine Islands in 1900. James p. McGin-
mis- gave several Irish recita tions, and
William II. Flynn concluded the pro-
gram by reference TO the work accom-
pIished bv Father Mathew II was
decided 10 attend IN a body tonight the
reception to be given the pastor. the
Rev. ]. d. Mari, on his return 70 the
city.
Miss Ida NJ. Fallon entertained last
Tuesday evening at her home 2024 First
street Refreshments were served at a
late hour. Among these present were
Miss Catherine Miller. Miss Nell Giles
The Washington times., 1906-03-25
Bool1ingda1e,

Miss Katherine Klees gave a party
Saturday night. March II, at her home.
* street northwest. The Misses
Florence Moor and Nellie Serrin rem
dered musical numbers. A drawing con-
test was held and Miss Nellie Serrin
and Russell King were awarded prizes.
Late in the evening the guests adjourn
cd TO the dining room. which was taste
fully decorated with streamers OF green
ribbon. where they were treated to a
hne spread. After refreshments had
heen served. the guests danced until
late in the evening
Among those present were Misses
Sarah VorIey. Alice Moore. Florence
Moore. Nellie Serrln. Rernice Bridges.
Anna HOrstman. and Katherine Klees.
The gentlemen present were Raymond
Etchinson. Thomas McMurray. Robert
F. Richardson. Russell B. King. Thad-
dious e. Goldsbours. and Philip KIees.
Laurence AppIeman has been very
sick for the last few days. and has
been unable to attend school.
George Kraft entertained a 1arsa
number of his friends, Saturday even
ing March Il. at his residence 17ao
FIRST street northwest.
The Washington times., 1906-03-25

ner. Miss Maud T. Miller, Miss Cath
crime c. Fallon. and Mrs. NJ. A O'Hara.
With the coming Of warm weather
the members of Rhode island Netho-
dist ClCb have decided TO abandon their
club rooms. a Lincoln avenue and X
street northeast
Al Memorial Chapel on = street. re-
Gently. a reception and social wer, giver.
by the officers nd teachers to The mem
be-s OF the home depa tment. TIE adult
scholars OF The sunday school auG their
friends This branch OF the Sunday
school work - under the ie.dership OF
Mrs J. L Barnes. the home department
superintendent. The chapel was prct-
tily decorated After an hour spent in
intrOductions and social chat. the fol
lowing program was given. Invocation.
the Rev. :. II. Greene: plano sOsv. Mrs.
/. w Burkhart; piano duet Misses Eva
and Florence Hillyard. sOpI 40 solo.
Miss Nab Reeves; piano solo. Mrs. g.
NJ Des Jardins; contraltO solo. Miss
Hill DIR. 5. II Greene. pastor OF Cal
vary Baptist Church made few re-
marks
b. NJ Des Jardins. who is about Jo
leave the city was presented gift By
the superintendent. William W Greene.
on behalf OF the Sunday school Re
fTeshmentS were SerN ed.
Edgar Baker, Of Is Y street north
west. who has been III for some time.
mas almost entirely recovered
The Washington times., 1906-03-25

Harrisburg, Va. They expect to locate
on a farm there
Mr. and Mrs Reavis entertained a
number Of young people from Takoma
Park last Monday evening at their
home on Eleventh street northwest
The gathering was in honor OF Miss
Nellie Palmer. A pleasant evening was
spent Those taking part IN the musical
program were; Vocal duet, Misses
Eaton. mandolin and violin duet.
Messrs. CUrtiss and Holmes: piano trio
Misses Wheeler, Gilber, and MRS Al
len: violin solo. G. f. Holmes. piano
duet, Misses MiIlIcent Wheeler and
Ethel Gilbert After the music re-
freshmcnts We're served Among those
present: We're: AIessrs. Curtiss. Holmes
Leslie, FOote, DeniSon. Fisher. Trump;
Misses Spioer. Gilbert. Wheeler. Stuart.
Bailey, Mericle, Wilson. Ayers. and
Mesdames Allen. Holmes and Reaviss.
Miss Willard. Of Washington. spent
Saturday At this place
large number OF TakOma people at
tended Mr.. Psxton's funeral. wLich was
held from the Memorial Church, on
Mount street. Elder X C. Russell Off
ciated.
VantyIe Bien Is again visiting old
friends at Takoma Park during his
weeks vacation from college.
Elder J. H. Evans returned from a
Southern tour Friday To his home. on
Buffalo avenue
Prof Derby was In Baltimore las.
Sunday.
Elder X G Russell. OF Ethan Allen
street addressed large audience al the
Naval Lodge Hal last SUNDAY evening
He spoke on Religious Liberty
Mrs W A ColcOrd Is Iu with preu-
mOnis az her home on Chestnut avenue.
Mrs A g. Daniels and sister. Mrs.
Snriver, OF Blair road. spent Thursday
visiting relatives in Washington.
The TaE0ma Chorus is rehearsing for
its recital OF the csntata David" which
VIII be given in Washington some time
next week
A large number Of Takoma young peo-
pie attended the Dutch dinner given at
Mrs NiddletOn's residence. Bright wood
avenue by The Women-s Missionary So
clety fO- the benefit or Emory Chapel
An interesting meeting or the HeaIth
Club was held last THURSDAY evening IN
the General Conference Building.
The Washington times., 1906-03-25

were married here Wednesday evening
by the Rev T h Campbell
Gustav a Knabe and Miss Mamie
Mcmahon, both OF Washington, came
out 10 this place last Sunday after
noon and were married by Father Nc
Guire. pastor or St Mary's Catholic
Church The party returned TO the
city Immediately after the ceremony.
The bride is a daughter Of Mr and
Mrs John Mcmahon. formerly OF this
town.
Miss Lille Bennett LAST THURSDAY
afternoon entertained the Rockville
Wonan's Club. The proceedings were
Of ara interesting nature The pro-
gram included responses, q reading b.
Mrs. y. d. Onutt. and a paper on
William and Mary" BY Mrs Theodore
Mason Reports from members OF the
Civic League. an adjunct Of the club.
show ed that gratifying success is be-
ing met with in the effort 10 raise
funds for the betterment Of the sanI-
tary condition Of Rockville and the
besutffying Of the town.
Senator Lee has introduced a bill IN
the Maryland Legislature 10 prov ids
for the taxation or railway bridges u
this county. and Delegate Fenton has
introduced a bill amending the laws
relative 70 process service upon ncn-
residents. corporations. doing business
In the county.
Miss Mary SJOrme. aged twenty years.
died Thursday week. al the home Of
her mother. Mrs. George Saurwine. near
Seneca. this county. She is survived By
her mother and three brothers.
The bill providing for a treasurer for
h Forh hon Of
tbe Maryland Legislature and awaits
the governors signature The taxes
levied FOR 1906 will De collected by the
treasurer. who also acts as clerk TO the
county commissioners.
Miss Marie Hewitt. daughter OF Mr
and Mrs. Aaron x Hewitt. Of This
sarv OF her bith by entertaining about
thirty of her young friends recently.
Nessrs Robinson Wetherald and
Moore. Of Sandy Spring. this county.
have entered for the big annual shoot
AT Baltimore on the 3d. 4th and 5th OF
June next. 10 cOnest for county cham
pionship honors-
4 mass meeting Of the citizens or Glen
Echo. this county. was held az that
place 10 further consider the question
Of bonding the town in the sum o.
SS,eto for The purpose Of purchasing and
repairing the waterwOrks and seweTag.
system instituted there some years ago
By the National ChautaUqUa Company.
The committee composed OF DR.. Wood
ward. A g. Houghtou. John l. HUs-
band. George W. O'Brien. James H.
Moran. and Bruce AIdrich. appointed
at a previous meeting. made its report.
The substance OF which was that the
committee indOrsed the bonding scheme
and recommends the purchase Of the
reser-oir and all pipe lines nov running
along the streets or Thc town or on
other property of the town.