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The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-11-06

to them the political freedom that belongs of right
TO American citizens and it means to the the
state rescue from political vassalage
There may be some among the electorate who
have not yet cast their ballots for the candidates
of reform and regeneration. To such it should be
necessary only say that they have still an oppor-
tunity to make themselves potent and patriotic by
increasing the plurality for the candidates of civic
righteousness, and thus be able to claim part of
the honor of having rescued Rhode Island from
the condition OF corrupt political slavery into
which Braytonism has plunged it.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-11-06
On the Brighter Side

lie Has 10.
81 am sure my t~o-year-old son IL GO
ing TO have good business ability" said
the proud father
What's the reason?" asked a friend.
I'VE tried every way to force him 10
stop putting his thumb in his mouth. but
he never paid the least attention TO us
till we offered to buy him off.-Detro!t
Free Press.
Something Wrong.
Gould YOU lend me your automobile
tomorrow"
with pleasure"
Never mind. old chap. II it's In that
condition I don't believe | want it"-Life.
Extortion.
Fat Woman Ito cabman)-How much do
you charge a mile?
Cabby--In your case madame, III have
10 charge by the pound.--Le Journal Amu-
SAINT
Primary Evidence.
Judge-You mean 10 say that YOU base
YOUR demand for divorce on the allega ton
that your wife can't cook n decent meal?
That's no ground for divorced
Plaintiff-Your honor. would you mind
coming round and taking dinner with us
some day. -Meggendorfer Blatter.
would Bring Them.
That Cuban reporter who has been
studying English showed his progress
I'm the work when he wrote. Just after
the rumor that the secretary OF war
would visit Cuba:
Secretary Root, Mrs. Root and all
the tendrils are expected In Havana
soon. Life.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-11-06

IL won't be long before we'll take
Our usual rest once more:
No more TO think well stay awake
And hear the mighty roar
or crowds who gather round TO note
The campaign phrases pat:
In Just a little while we III vote
And let IL 60 at that.
II won't be long ere we forget
The rancor now so high:
Well hail the favored name that's set
Before the public eye
As victor. We will cease the sneers
That campaign strife beget;
Wen gather round and give three cheers
And let II go at that
Washington Star.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-11-06
A TIDAL WAVE.

That day long hoped for and devoutly prayed
for--the day that should witness the emancipa-
ton of Rhode Island from the degrading domina-
tion of depraved Braytonsm, the day that should
mark the restoration to loyal and sovereign state
of the nalienable right of representative govern
ment--is here.
This commonwealth has witnessed some strk-
ing political overturns today it is viewing an over
whclning tidal wave The ballots of an ncorruptible
electorate are buryng fathoms deep the malign
oligarchy that has suppressed majority rule, set
up desperate dictatorship and plundered the plain
people.
When the votes are counted tonight an cman-
cpated people will rejoice that the blot on the
states escutcheon has been wiped out and that
Rhode Island rests no longer under the odium of
being "A State For Sale"
Victory for the forces of civic righteousness
is already assured; the triumph of decency over
indecency of honesty dishonesty is certain.
The triumph of governor who will drive the
boss and his miserable merchandising from the
state house is certain
The election of mayor who will not permit
a million more of the taxpayers money to be
spent for the benefit of Marsden J. Perrys street
railway corporation, and who will not subject the
city to the disgrace of having at the head of it's
police administration once convicted of at
tempted conspiracy against the good name and
repute of a worthy clergyman, is certain.
1t is certain also that if there is an honest
count of the ballots cast today that magnificent
example of the states best citizenship, Col Robert
H. l. Goddard will replace the amiable but color
less George Peabody Wetmore in the senate of the
United States.
frer RdO of rfxrr rnhtn
is sweeping the commonwealth in spite of
the gold bags of the Braytonism corruptionists
and in spite of the sandbags of Braytonism's hired
thugs.
Who are the men who are being engulfed?
hide behind him.
George II. Utter who, at the eleventh hour
when Braytonism arragned at the bar of pub
lie opinion, turned states evidence.
Elisha Dyer, who tried to trick the people into
supporting him by mendacious claim to patriotic
service in the Grand Army of the Republic.
Adm B. Capron, who never raised his voice in
the house of representatives save in advocacy of
bill to reimburse Rhode Island for 100000 which
Elisha Dyer, in the view of the nations auditor,
improperly spent in endeavor to make another
record in the Spanish war.
Charles Warren Lppitt who declared S1.as
day to be wages sufficient for any working man
who has lodged the charge that he favors the use
of the taxpayers money for the benefit Of Marsden
.Perry's traction company, and who has not dared
declare he will save the city from the odum of
a police administration dominated by once con-
vieted chief or attempt to drive from the city hall
the gang of grafters that is using the money of the
taxpayers for their profit and the profit Of
their favortes.
To the honest and loyal citizenship this sub
merging of Brsytonism, its creatures. it's niquit'es
and its infames is inspiring spectacle. II means
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-11-06

put salt into all her wedding cakes, mis-
taking IL for sugar. and never discovered
the difference until II came time for her
to deal IL out 10 her friends to take home
bride was sadly disappointed. and tears
appeared for a moment then she rail-
lied and said in her bright and character
istlc manner with a breezy little snap TO
her voice and looks. Never mind, girls,
you needn't eat ~. Just take IL home
and pretend it's good. II you get salt In
your bed you will have some idea OF how
rice feels there" None OF the young
ladies have as yet proclaimed the dream
proclivIties OF sslted wedding cake
Norwalk Hour.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-11-06
BLOW TO STANDARD OIL

In sentencing the Standard oil com
pany. convicted at Findlay Of violating
the Ohio antitrust law. Judge Banker
has agreed with the view of the oil
trusts legal department which an
nounced last week that $4,000 was the
most that " could be fined. Instead
of penalty incuTiug for every DAY
the offsnse was committed and reach
Ing up 10 q total of $4,000 600. the court
ordered the corporation to pay $4,000
into the public treasury. Although this
is n price which will not stagger the
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-11-06

place OF the competent. intelligent maid
with a wholly inexperienced and untrain-
ed emigrant. at the same rate of wages
she paid for competency. and the next or
der she sends TO her grocer calls for an
inferior quality Of goods because such
are good enough for an incompetent cook
TO spoil
THE housekeepers responsibilities are
not alone personal but social and eco
nomic. and i'm her failure to recognize
these latter lies the secret of much OF the
lack OF success as employer"
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-11-06
BOTH SIDES. Ell

The numerous kind OF west of which
the effete east soiemnly discourses are
enough TO bewilder a Philadelphia lawyer.
IL will assure you that besides "the mid
die west" phrase that it employs con-
tinually and with evident pleasure. there
are an eastern west. western west. a
northern west and southern west. Yet
there is only one east. and hardly enough
of that to swear by.-Californian.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-11-06
DON'T MARRY YOUNG.

one benefit resulting from the training
OF women In business life seems TO me
TO be that business women do not marry
as young as girls who live at home. The
woman who has an income gained
through her own efforts is usually inde-
pendent. and TO marry for home Is not
an inducement. she can make n home
for herself as far. as the material com
forts are concerned and can be quite con-
tent to wait for the man who shall be
most congenial. Late marriages mean
fewer children and this results In less
poverty. better equipment and a better
start I'm life for the children that do
come. and, SO, a higher grade of citizen
ship
| do not. without qualification. agree
with President Roosevelt in his plea for
large families, and | do think that bust
ness training for women is one OF the
Influences in the United States today that
is making and must continue TO make for
more intelligent and well-balanced men
and women in the generations 10 come
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-11-06
ABLE TO WALK AND TALK

Mrs Eddy has won another great
victory" over her enemies" and no
doubt 10 viii be used With effect. mon
ctary and other. all through her queer
little world There -. We suppose. NO
reason even Tor suspcctine thst " was
not the head ~ the crazy cult that ap-
reared sbcfore the assembled reporters,
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-11-06

The Hon. Elusive Dyer has not yet explained how Il
that he is member Of the Grand Army OF the Re
public when hc never served in and therefore never
honorable discharge from the service OF the
United states Ten IN the service OF the Of
Rhode Island does cntitc him TO membership I'm the
A. Il. what record does he claim comradeshp with
real defenders OF the nations integrity?
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-11-06
A CANNY ANSWER.

win Roosevelt succeed HIMSELF" they
asked ~ Carnegie. and he replied. That
Will he settled by the representatives Of
the people voicng the demands of the
nation" Dear! Dear How can that
msn know much Philadelphia
Ledger.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-11-06
TODAY'S DIVER SIONS

PROVIDENCE OPERA HousE-"Be-
fore and After
kEITHs-Continuous Performance.
IMPERiAL-"New Century Girls"
EMPIRE-"The Girl Raffies"
WEsTMINsTER-"R Runaway Girls"
NIcKEl-Motion Pictures and iuss
trated Songs
INFANTRY AAll--Roller skating
AeoRN STREET RiNN-Roller skst-
Ing.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-11-06
TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 6, 1906.

DEMOCRATIC AND LINCOLN.
For United States Senator-COLONEL ROBERT H. l.
GODDARD OF Providence
DEMOCRATIC STATE TICKET.
For Governor-JAMES H. HIGGINS OF Pawtucket
For Lieut. t-Governor--cHARLEs sIssoN of Providence
For Secretary OF StstewILLAM PALMER OF East Provi-
dence.
For Attorney General-EDwARD NJ SULLIVAN OF Gran
For General Trsessrsr-JoHN b ARcHAMBAULT of
Warwick.
First Distrct--DANIEf 4. -. GRANGER OF providence
Second Dstrict-LUCIUs F. c. GARvIN Of Cumberland
FOR GENERAL ASSEMBLY.
Eenator--RATHBONE GARDNER
First Representative-LEwIS A. WATERMAN
Second ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS r. KEARNEY.
Third Representatve-JoHN w. HOGAN.
Fourth Representatives.. CLINTON CROCKER.
Fifth Representatve--RICHARD HAYWARD
Sixth ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS A CARROLL
Seventh Representative-TIMOTHY j. MYERS
Eighth ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS F. TROY
Ninth Representative-JOHN +. O'CONNELL.
Tenth ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS p. HAVEN
Eleventh Representative-THEoDoRE FRANCIS GREEN.
Twelfth Representative--JEssE H. METcALF.
MUNICIPAL TICKET.
Mayor--PATRICK j. MCCARTHY
City Treasurer--DR WILLIAM H. MLAUGHLIN.
Harbor Master-JoHN II. MAGUIRE.
overseer Of the Poor-MATTHEw j. CUMMINGS
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-11-06
MUST BE BURIED.

II the Democratic party is 10 he saved.
Hearst must not only be beaten. hut he
must be buried. Democrats vill act ac-
cordingly y.-Rochester Post-Express.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-11-06

No doubt tho who didn't register realized the
Of folly when he found himself IN the ignobe
position OF mpoteut onlooker while tho battle of
waRnE viii today's discontinue teach him
wisdom for the future
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-11-06

The not all I'm yet hut they rolling In
n the members Of Braytonisms puppet hoard
and regstraton 60 speculate TO
where honest work after peoples legislature
has them In hand.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-11-06

There manifold that tho city hall rinEstors
viii be buried quite deep Braytonism under the bal
lots.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-11-06

n YOU haven't yot at once and put cross
IN the circle under the
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-11-06

Entered May 15 1905 postoce at Providence r. L.
second class matter under act OF Congress OF Ma'h
{. 1879.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-11-06
SALT IN WEDDING CAKE.

Wasn't il too bad. girls, when the cute
little local bride, married the past week.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-11-06

TELEPHONES Providence once 1877 Union olneyville
Branch. Telephone 40 West; Pawtueket Branch KIN
yon Block, Telephone 279-L
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-11-06

Subscribers regularly receiving their papers
should notify the business once II The News
Democrat e obtained from newsboy news
dealer. information will be appreciated by the man
ara
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-04-07

This disturbance noted yesterday
morning as central in the vicinity OF
st. Louis and north of Minnesota, have
moved eastward. apparently united
and now appear as one storm with its
center appear as one storm with it's
center located off the New England
coast Within the last "a hours pre-.
cipitation has occurred at scattered
points in Texas, in Askansas. northern
Louisiana, Mississippi Tennessee
North Carolina, throughout the Ohio
Valley, in eastern Missouri, eastern
Iowa. Minnesota, in the Lake region
and throughout the middle Atlantic
and New England states. An area Of
high pressure attended by generally
fair and cool weather. centers this
morning in the lower Missouri Valley.
This high pressure area will give this
locality generally fair weather during
the next Sc hours. II win be slightly
warmer tonight. and much warmer
Saturday,
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-04-07

The Ohio at Evansville. win fall
slowly during the next n hours then
la!l al an increasing rate for several
days Al MI Vernon, VIII commence
railing tonight or Saturday. Al Padur
cab and Cairo. Will continue rising
during the next Sc hours, then remain
stationary for about "A or 30 hours
before commencing to fall. The maxi.
mum stage at Cairo will be close to
iG.7 feet
the Tennessee from Florence to the
mouth VIII continue railing during the
next 36 houIs,
The Mississippi. from Chester 10
caro-, very little change during the
next 36 hours.
The Wabash at Mt Carmel will
commence falling Saturday.
p II. SMYTH,
Local Forecaster.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-04-07
HAVING SOME FUN
Tom Williams, Of The Thebes Star.
Grows Humorous at the Expense
Of Hon. Reed Green.

Thebes Star: Hon, Reed Green. Of
Cairo was in Thebes Tuesday. and ii Is
rumored that he is feeling the pub.
Tic pulse with a view to entering the
race as the Democratic nominee for
county commissioner. Some are of the
opinion. however that Senator Green
is contemplating locating in Thebes
and was here seeking suitable office
roms. The senator's aesthetic tastes
We're recently trodden upon by the
heartIess business men Of Cairo. and Il
is only natural that he should seek
such a fair and romantic spot as
Thebes where his ideals of things
beautiful may develop in sweet tran
guilty and loves young dream MAY
- But that's almost telling see.
refs
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-04-07
POSTAL RECEIPTS
AT CAIRO POST OFFICE INDICATE
BIG GROWTH OF CITY AND
ITS BUSINESS.
Quarter Just Ended Makes Nearly AS
Good Showing as Christmas Quar-
ter-Gain over Last Year.
$2,8t9.62.

Once more the quarterly report CT
the Cairo postoffice indicates a gain
in the growth Of Cairo and her bus
ness enterprises
The receipts from the sale Of post
age stamps and postal supplies for
The fiscal year ending March 81, 1906
To $43,93O76
The receipts for the previous year
We're S4l,ll1.14. The increase Of bust
ness TO the extent of 81 St9.G2 the pas,
year Is very gratifying condition.
The business during the quarter Just
ended was ;elmost as great as that
transacted during the Christmas quar-
ter which period always marks the
greatest business Of the year.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-04-07
OLD CA|RO|TE DEAD
3. p. Parker. Formerly Of the Firm, a,
Parker & Blake, Passed Away in
Milwaukee Ssnitarium.

Word Wa received Yes erday by A.
A. Harmon OF this city. OF the death
Of 3. +. Parker al sanfiarium I'm
Milwaukee. on April "a. He had been
there some time under treltment for
paralysis. He was Il years old
Deceased left Cairo in 1855 TO Chi
eago. after q continuous residence here
since 1857 He was for MANY vears
a leading busineF. mau Of Cairo beiue
In the paint and paper busines. Al he
corner Of Eleventh and Commercial
avenue. IN The building nov occupied
by the Mattingly Furniture company.
His partner in business was B. r
Blake who died years ago. Both he
and his partner were members Of the.
eity council at different times and
Parker wa city treasurer for 4 term
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-04-07

Mr. and Mrs John Markley. OF Chr
eago. are here for an extended visit
with Mrs. ". p. Halliday DR.. and
Mrs Ebert Wing and Mr., and Mrs.
John Tiernan. at The Halliday Mr.
and Mrs Markley resided in Cairo for
six months during the days of the Civil
War and will be remembered by
Cairo's older citizens Mr. w Vincent
Baker. of Chicago bother Of Mrs.
Markley, accompanied them here and
will remain here for brief visit
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-04-07
SurNiXors of Shiloh

Elsewhere in these columns appears
an interesting article on the anuiver.
cary o fthe battle of Shiloh. by Cant.
John +. Rector one Of the four sur
viyors in Cairo of his memorable
battle OF the Civil War The other
three survivors are Col James 5. Rear
den and Mr.. J, $. Turner, who with
Capt. Rector. were in the Union Army
and Major Z. W Halliday. who fouch,
on the Confederate side.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-04-07
TO GRAND JURY
John CIaWson, Who Cut Sam Adams
on Illinois Central Train Held on
Another Charge.

The Paducah News-Democrat says
Although John Clawson, colored, is
wanted at Cairo, H.. on a charge Of
malicious cutting, It probably will be
many days before he win be "at ILL.,
erty to return to Illinois for trial. for
the sabbing of Sam Adams. the negro
porter on an Illinois Central passenger
train.
AL his trial today he was fined $50
and costs fer being drunk and disor
DERBY in Kentucky, and ordered hell
until Saturday for trial on a charge OF
being fugitive from Illinois Dur
ing the trial Clawson stated that he
had no knife and did not cut Sam Al
ans, although Sam was present with
his face swathed in bandSges After
court. it was dec1led to turn Clay.
$snss'6%e3g. 70 he .grand. jgry,,jo .an.s,~ces
I tG IgIfi Sch1fISs2 0f sd nj III saw i:i I3;S5 '
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-04-07

j. 7. Harahan, of Chicago. second
vice pre- ident of the Illinois Central
railroad, accompanied by Mrs Hara.
han, Mrs. John Crerar and Miss Dixon
of Chicago. arrived in Cairo yester-
day morning en- route home from New
Orleans.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-04-07
.Punils. RecitsI.

Pupils ofHhe' advanced class 6faAifss
nellie Hall will give a.recital his.evtr.
ing at Ascalon Lodge hail Knights of
'Pythias. in the Alexander County.
Bank building Those VINO will pres,
ent the program are MISSES Bertha
Schlosser Vela Bondurant Marie Hal
ley, Madge Zimmerman, Berta Smith.
Mrs. Albert F. Staehle Mr. Herbert
Steinel
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-04-07

Among the residents of the county
who transacted business in Cairo yes.
terday were Thomas W. Williams. edi
tor and publisher Of the Thebes Star,
D. w Summons and j. E. Hargis of
Thebes, John II. Campbell. of Delta,
and eGarge Miller. cf Diswood.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-04-07
Forecasts For Today.

Cairo and vicinity: Partly cloudy
and warmer.
Illinois: Fair and warmer
Kentucky: Generally fair. warmer
Tennessee: Generally fair, warmer
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-04-07

Judge w n Butler returned yester
day from st. Petersburg Fla, where
he visited for three weeks with his
mother, Mrs. Celesta A. Butler and
his brother and sister. Judge Buffers
mother is seriously III and her recov
cry Is not expected
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-04-07

Mrs. A. l.. SandeIson received a
message yesterday conveying ihforma.
tion OF the death Of her father, John
Murray. aged So years, of Tamaroa,
III. Mrs Sanderson left This morning
70" Ashley, H., to attend the funeral.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-04-07

Frank G. Cannon, of the Cannon
Box company, left last night for
Geneva, ILL.,. 10 spend Sunday. He will
return Tuesday evening accompanied
By Mrs Cannon, They viii reside at
2fl4 Elm street
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-04-07
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF
Methodist Circle Meets.

The Ladies' Circle of tn First NJ.
Il. church met yesterday at the home
of Mrs. Wilton Trigg on Lower Wash,
ington avenue.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-04-07
Stole An Overcoat.

Chief Egau yesterday aEreSjFiIl.s,1
negro named Frank Hogan, fIi,::. ste3g i'll
an overcoat from a CUES L ofsi:he:: EIi'il
hotel The garment .waS:.i;Hc6Ntisc.G:.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-04-07
Washington Bulletin.

Washington, April G-Tllinois- Fair.
warmer Saturday; Sunday showers
and cooler.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-04-07

CQ-fier-Juurnaf. NoN .tlfdt .!hs
weather p-om.s .to. 1a.:: .pl@asaut
steaWbodts oughtJ j.dpFlfgl hG.G. ce9lhrs
TO the breeze lu'Ihc DAYS 6f'depaf,ifrs
AMI show some sign. Of: business ac-
'iyity In gOoi ola day OF steamboat
Ing % was cheerful and pleasant
scene Co behold jo go to abe wharf
and see the na- flying from the
taCkstaffs of the boat. a flag H. a
curiosity Oh boat nowadays Wake
mp ana unful your colors Have come
snap about YOU
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-04-07

THE WEATHER
Cloudy and Warmer In This Section
Rain Has Been General
Throughout the Valleys.
Sun and Moon.
iSSx1Sy1SSSSySSSSTxxYsgy3S

Sun will rise today ....,..5:3I a. III,
sun viii set today ........G:2S p. m,
Moon will set tonight .....4:54 a, m
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-04-07

Mrs. a. D. Twenre. and ciildfdn. oI
Olive Branch are guests of the fam.
lily of County Clerk Jesse f. Miller.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-04-07

". W Hodges. shipping clerk fo-
Wood and Bennett is suffering from
painful injury sustained by stepping
ON nail The nail penetrated far
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-04-07

into his foot making a very painful
wound,
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-04-07

- %.
/ }. = Rauseh trustee; 10 Kai6 Il.
Kemper. deed. city Of Cairo. lipsi lad.
diticn. lots 30 and 81 block 81. Con.
sideratiol $3.50.
VIM. McHale. conservator. 10 VIM.
D. Lawler, deed. ciu of Cairo. lot
p ANA 20, block 30. Consideration
SS2J.
Charles O. Pate Ct Va 20 Carey.
Halliday Lumber company. qc d. 81 y
of Cairo. first addition. lot. n and
is block .
Byron O. css e' uX 20 G. o. Vincent.
Il. town Of Hodges Park. lot 4.
block Z. Consideration 81.
Same to same. town of Hodges PARK
lot J. block - Consideration So.
Mary Crowley and husband TO John
sullivan " d, city Of Cairo. fourth AL.
oil Ion. lots and >. block -. Consid.
Grafton $3.50
Samuel TroNel 10 Ice h. Dau. W. d
: Y OF niz 81 OF -wl, and 90. mel,
oi sell Sl6-e. Consideration $500
-. Joseph Roman Catholic church
10 Mary Ei-cnb-rg city OF Cairo. first
addition lots y ami 50. block y Con.
'ideraiion $3.50
Ed". Halliday o. uX tu John O. I
'rowley Il. city n Cairu. first adj 4
iiiion. bot, 30 81. - {. %. Z. % ami /
'". block ~. and lots : aud q. block 4
hird addition. Consideration S2.5ot.
Charlie Feuchter. Jr.. Of al 10 q /
" Hall " q. city Of Cairo. eeond
'enchier a Ian den addition. ioi -.
Hook ? Consideration $3.50.
Edw =. Fitzgerald - Jeani. y .i~oo
d. city of Cairo. first addition lot
%. block - Consideration yeau.
Henry Wald-chmidt 81 al to Louis
Naldschmidf. q 6 d. city 81 Cairo. Sec
nj addition. lot ). block I. Consider
tion S750
DAISY Penick Stewart and husband
D Frank a. Moore. q d. Thrupp's
lb-division in swi.. LOT :. block ..
consideration S65.
susan L. Lightner 10 y. wm. Light
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-04-07

}. " Jones. chief clrek 10 Agent
}. ID Ladd. of the Illinois Central has
gone 10 jackson. Tenn. to visit his
brother During his absence ". L.
Duncan j. acting chief clerk.