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The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-07-02
PURELY PERSONAL

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Lotie and Willie. children Of Nj
and Mrs. G. S. Mccain are sick.
Richard Cannon has recovered from
an attack of malaria OF five or sh
days duration.
Mrs. Hall and daughter, Of May
field, Ky. came up yesterday o visit
her brother. Mr. Parham.
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Cannon have
as their guests Philip Hook and fam.
lily Of aCpe Girardeau, Mo.
Mrs. w. +. Gholson and family and
her sister. Miss Mary Wyatt. are so
jouming for the summer at Fredonia.
Ky.
Miss Lillian Schutter will leave to.
night for Colorado Springs to spend
some weeks with her sister, Mrs w.
r. Kasmeyer
Mrs. L. J. Stubbins, who has been
at Mattoon for some time. leaves there
to-day for Chicago, where she viii
spend several weeks.
Mr. and Mrs. Chas d. Mathews, Jr,.
and daughter. Of skeston Mo, were
guests Sunday of Mr.. and Mrs. c. l.,
Keaton, of Park Place West
Harry Corzine has resigned his posi-
lion as fireman on the Big Four and
will go to 'Paducah Wednes day to take
a run out of that city TO Central City.
DR.. Ebert Wing win leave tonight
for Osterylle Mass TO spend
month. Mrs. Wing has been there
some time with her mother, Mrs w
r. Halliday.
Mrs. Walter Warder and daughter.
Miss Winifred, have returned from
Vienna, where they have been the
guests of Mrs Winifred Balm. Mrs
Warder's mother,
Mrs. David s Lansden and son
David. Jr., will leave in a few days for
Fall River, Mass where they will visit
the formers parents. DR. and Mrs
David Van der Burgh.
John W. Eakin will leave this week
for Dallas. Ore. where he will visit
The family of his brother. Horton
Fak5o for month. Before returning
he will visit several points along the
Pacific coast.
Mrs. Thomas Mcfarland has gone
to Chicago for a few days visit with
friends and will be Joined there this
week by Mr. Mcfarland, when they
viii leave for trim Of several weeks
in the west notably to Yellowstone
National Park.
Mr. ana Mr. T B Rae-e. OF Flo
venth etreer. have as tne'r guest. the
later mother. Mrs !. F Howe If
Syracuse, n. Y. Mrs Reese and mothe~
viii leave Wedne day for points in
Michiesn for he be1e7t Of the fer
mer's health. They will be away about
two months.
Mr. and Mrs. ]. w. c. Fry have re-
turned from St Louis where they
sDent a week with friends Mr.. Fry
saws Mr.. and Mrs. F. /. Harris are
planning to leave this week for stur
reon Bav. Wis. TO spend tha summer
fishing and in the other pastimes in !
vogue at this popular resort
Miss Anna Collision arrived home /
Yesterday morning from the Belatka |
Musical College where she graduated /
and received her diploma Friday. She
was also presented with gold medal +
She is the daughter of Ed Collision.
The merchant Of 2s05 Commercial ave
nue and viii remain in Cairo where
She win teach music.
TEN DOLLARS REWARD.
Ten dollars reward viii be paid By
The undersigned for any Information
hat will lead TO the arrest and con-
vic1ion of the party or parties who
wantonly misTreated my dog wedne.-
Cay night
GUY P. EIcHENBERGER
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-07-02
NOTHING DOM c
In Railroad Circles over in Kentucky
But Reports Are in
Circulation.

Mayfield (Ky) Messenger: There
are all kinds Of flying reports regard.
ing the building Of he two railroads
which have been alked Of here 50
much and so long But at present
the Messenger has nothing to offer
further than there is moth ng doing
by either one Of the companies
The surveyors Of the l.. d ~ have
gone. and we have no idea when they
will return Operations are AT a com
plete staadstill with the G. d r. rail
road and as to when hey will begin
anew. we know not.
Reports are al.o current that the L.
d y. system will reach Cairo Via The
y. C. & ST L.. TO Paducah and over
the l. c. to Cairo. As 10 whether this
arrangement has been made we are
not aware, but at present We have 40
encouraging railroad news 10 ffoer our
readers
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-07-02
HE WILL RESIGN
REV. ROLAND ANNOUNCED To
HIS CONGREGATION YES.
TERDAY MORNING.
That His Resignation Would Be Sub.
n1itted to the Vestry OF the
Church to Be Acted On
July I1th

AT yesterday morning service IN
the Church If the Redeemer Rev. f.
t. Roland, the rector announced thar
he would re ign his charge here In the
near future. His resignation will be
submitted 10 the vestry of the church
al its meeting on July 11th, but it will
nor be effective al once. for he will
be here several weeks after that date
Rev Roland would not SAY last
evening that he bad definitely accept
ed the call made him recently to the
position Of Canon OF St Paul 5
al Fon du Lac, Wis. bur it
may be inferred that this is the case.
Reference 10 this was made in thi.
paper some time since ana readers
know that the cali Is a very tempting
one Rev Roland feels that he can
do great good for the church there
as well as improve his own state. Ills
conn elton with the Cairo church be-
gan four years ago, during which time
he has endeared himself 10 all with
whom he has come in contact Hence
ae regret over his pro .peetiya de-
,arture viii be general in this com
nunity.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-07-02
Fish Were Drunk.

A FranSfort correspondent TO the
ST. Lonis Water WAYS Journal says:
The fake al a distillery broke down
yes erday and more than 10000 gal
Ions Of whisky were lost II made it's
way o Bosom creek, only a few feet
away Farmer living along the banks
o fthe stream later noticed hundreds
Of fish either floating lazily on the sur.
face or else leaping playfully out #
tho stream and altogether nnafraid Of
The presence Of man The farmers
caught them by he bushel and II was
not uutil the news of The break at tho
dist ilery became known that The mvs-
terry was solved The fish had he
come intoxicated The loss to he dis
ullcry will reach about S25.O00."
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-07-02
Pilc.c Much Displeased.

An Evansville telegram says 10
cal river pilots are greatly displease3
over The recent rulings Of the super
yising inspectors in regard o the dis.
play Of signals Under the old law
the pilots We're to give TWO signals as
an indication that the lower boat
would pass to the left. and one signal
that he boat would pass % the right
Under the new ruling these signals
are reversed, and many Of he older
pilots declare hat they can not be
come accustomed to the new signals,
an dtha- there Is liable q he q con.
fuaian.'
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-07-02
THE BURLINGTON
Surveying Parties Making Their Way
From Herrin TO Thebes and
Cairo.

The Burlington has surveying par
ties oul in Southern Illinois making
Heads from Iierrin directly south %
| the Ohio river, ald southwest toward
Cairo and Thgbes a Headquarters
III Is no denied that the road eontem-
Iplatc build ne extension from Her
rim 20 connections with One Southern.
Southeastern aud uthWgHern lines
.alhouPh The statement Is made that
there Is no certainty bar me pla1s
wll be realized Difficulty may be
experienced in finding suitable routes
.or In acquiring right Of way
The adications are that he Bur
lia gt0n desires 70 build two branehe
from Herbs, in the form Of fork,
one extending raIght south To an
Ohio river crossing, possibly near
Metropolis. and the other reaching
over to Thebes on the Nissis ippi
river. and Cairo, on both The Mlssis,
sippi and Ohio rivers
Considering his proposed work II
relat on to grade reduction, which +
now IN pro&re $. Il has special si4uid
canoe. The principal changes in The
grade are being AIDE between Sayan
nah. III dowa to erin When his
Improvement Is finished the BurlRa
ton Will have a low grade line hat il
of Il feet "a the lie from s Paul
MINI, to Herrin II Is not impI0ba
hIa that tha Rurliuu an will p@fapd
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-07-02
LAYING FOR HIM
Organizations of Which Jos. Raeth
Is a Member VIII Make il
Interesting For Him.

Friends Of Jos Raeth who has been
away on his wedding tour for a week.
expect him home today or tonight
and hope to make his return a Joyous
one. He is member Of everal organ
izations. the members Of which are
anxious to show their Joy over his
happy marriage There Is the X NJ
X G.. the Bar Keepers Union and the
Germania Maennerchor. an anxious 10
impress him and bis bride wi,h a
proper eense of their pleasure I'm some
agreeable manner The X. NJ X. G..
win probably be heard from FIRST. Mr.
Raeth Is treasurer of The Bar Keepers
Union and there was about 5000 in the
treasury when he left on the trip All
agree that il is an right, but some of
the boys are anxious 20 see him aey-
way
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-07-02
LOANED SOLDIERS.

The John Robinson shows are billed
Tor two performance on July u. and
The advance courier tall of an aug
mcntation go their usual excellent pro
gram In the shape of two comuanias
" United States cavalry from the
wr,lj's greatest military riding school
ar Fort Riley. Kan. These daredevil
rides have ast0ni-hed the world with
the'r remarkable exhibition 90 hhrs
manship. and their addition 10 the
O. uai excellent offering OF this father
of shows We only accompli. jed after
much red tape and q strong pull with
the military head o. Uncle sam
army. Within the past few years ths
riding uf the soldiers OF the regular
army in this csuut-y has been b-0uah
to such a perfec ion that the oldest of
the successful crcu- rider have been
apprehen-ive of their laurels. ami The
coming Of the show Will aforI on op
po.tuniis TO witness the daue con
tests between The fayorites of The saw
dust arena and the daring older hov-
in blue.
These hardy fighters crou De nee
Of tights and riding she's. ami clad
in their regulation uniform with heivv
army haIt- they perform wth larinr
~ 10 and cousumate skin every re-
maIaabie feat ~ 4orse4aa Ed. l.ra
10 modern and ancient riding
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-07-02
Weapon Was Discharged.

Last evening shortly after o'clock
two negroes engaged in fight over
fifty cents at The aloon operated by
Mesrs shipp and Allen at Twelfth
ana Commercial avenue Oae. whose
name is Cherry. entered The saloon il
Is claimed With a reyolyer.in h.. hand
in search Of the o,ner The other
negro whose name il nor known
caught Cherry unavases and takiag
the revolver away from him struck
him with the weapon on the aad. the
cartridge being exploded by The force
OF the blow The unknown negro
made his escape Cherry was ARE ted.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-07-02

a 600 pound diving bell which has
not been used for more han half a
century was found in the Missouri
river about oven miles above Her.
mann. a few days ago by Capt HEX.
man. Of the F S1Aer. The bel was
buried De- The river back in the fnles
20 he attempt To raise he wrecked
steamer Asa Wiiks u rs a large conc
shapcd bell which measures five feet
high and about four and one-ha'i feet
in diameter at the large point +.
made Of solid iron about two inches
thick j. IS said haI the last time the
beil wen down one man who was in
IT, lost his life before he could be-
fgCUed.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-07-02
He Saved His HaY.

Deputy Circuit Clerk Tucker Fcsjer
had a strenuous Sunday yesterday He
went to his farm expecting 10 spend a
quiet Sunday as becomes a man in his
position. He found that several wagon
loads Of hay had been left in the field.
the hay was properly seasoned ready
for the loft and there were clouds In
the sky-and no enc 10 bring the hay
under cover So he set TO work and
with the aid of one helper and span
of faithful old mules he put the sweet
smelling fodder under roaf. returning
10 town last evening And, after all
this. It didn't ran
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-07-02
Thirteen Arrests Yesterday.

In police circles there was little ex,
element yesterday although thirteen
arrests were recorded among them be
ing -four for carrying concealed wea.
pons, five for drunkenness, two disor-
derby conduct, one for enticing girl in.
10 ds9rderly house. All the day off.
GERS including the chief, and
some of he night force were con
cerned in the arrests Among the ar.
rests for carrying concealed weapons
was negro boy who had a }2-calibra
six shooter.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-07-02
ALL UNDER BOND
The Smith Brothers Charged With
Peonage At Sike,-on Are out
On Bail

Cape Gi-arieau Republican: Com
missioner Fred 4 Kaeo went down O.,
sike- ton and saw .eX Smith. one OF
Tho famous brothers. AMI ibe five men
Eho ar held with the Smiths for reod-
age Thee SIN % gave tau3 for their
app aance here in Oe'ete-. WHEN The
grand tnry indicted them Ias- Ok.
The oth.-- wrrr f1 give t.af within
70 htF- Tie smith made arrange
rsaI- for Cormis =fcnar Easa tl eo tY
SiEeston to get their boli The COM
missioner got separate s-guafrf. Io
each ol Ihe InIIcLed mon.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-07-02
It TURNED TURTLE
sail Boat capszed Yesterday After
noon In Ohio River Near Ken
lucky Shore.

4 boat in which a party was sailing
capsi2ed yesterday evening near tha
old incline on the Kentucky side Of The
river The occupaan were thrown In
to the water. receiving. however. moth
ing more than a ducking G. L. Smith.
who was Al he tiier, SAYS he purpose,
ly .urned the beat over. He wanted 10
see how much canvass she could car.
~ He now says that the inteads
changing me name Of the Elinor" d
turtle"
Among those who were in tho party
were Fred Atwood. WI Talapp,
Leach, George Porter, C. L. Smith. ice
Flyers and Clarence Ftournoy Smith
SAYS Flournoy was "alof peerng
through the biHaaclea in a vain at
tempt to locate some familiar lanl
mark. when the accident occurred.
The boat was soon righjed and
within fifteen minutes after he beat
turned turtle she was again wen under
way.
4 large crowd Witnessed The anlir
from this Idle They touid hen the
cries for help by the men who Wera
scrambiing IN The eater. be eros
being directed to some mon villa
skIffs Hho were near the Kentucky
bank and came 10 the a-cue, towing
the capsized vessel into shallow water
and helping 10 right MT The wind
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-07-02

Adolf schmid. "A swiss engineer Of
standing, has just patented in several
countries a device which takes he place
of he OWNING rod Of supersutious
tradition d consists Of a magnetic
meridian This instrument Is carried
about the field in which it is desired io
locate water and whenever IT passes
oyer hidden spring the magnetic
needle viii perform rapid and lively
oscillations MANY tests Of the aufa-
rsfus have been made and in no case has
a fixture been recorded.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-07-02

trunk there This act will be very
/ funny Il anyone laughs al it,
The fourth act is a decentralization
Of the Pennsylvania railroad time
tables You should cut quite a ds9re
IN thi act
HThe dtth act Il at the bottom Of
well. Gun play III, pump You ought
10 be great sureess II you handle it
with care
lin the sixth act you play the races
with real money Youli have To fur
nish it yourself I'm only your man
agefIm moi a bauk
The SCENE OF the seventh act is
laid on Top Of a mountain You are
discovered standing on top OF the
mountain Then somebody moves tho
mountain.
In the eighth act you viii appear
as The Pride of Jeunico IT you don't
break your leg when you fall of the
mountain
an the ninth act Won play The hose.
If HE audience hasn't gone home by
his time youll have TO 20 ont and
give a1 Imitation of Edwin Booth II
That doesn't s~ui them home well call
for the police
I'm sure yau viii like the play
Your salary will be f2oo weel, some
weeks
Call and see me al your earliest
convenience Take tho elevator There
isn't anything else la ne building 10
Offer YOU Yours will. love
JOHN HENRY"
You'd think that would drf4in
Tommy temporarily. wouldn't you?
But if won't
He'll forget IT. and day after TO.
morrow hc'H Fash the intelligence on
mo that he has invented a stIaneic-
hold line Of business that will wt
Looey Harrison on the blink: and that
when 10 comes 10 low comedy he has
Dan McAyoy going over the hills ana
away TO the woodstod
You know. when a guy like Tommy
once gets the worm in his noodle that
he's rnt ont for an actor you couldn't
coax IL away with maliet.
ocopvri4ht by @. " Dillingham; Coz
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-07-02

In the hrst act you come in With
an ak IN each hand and you play tho
oiano with the other. Then yen 40
}ut and borrow a golf suit and some
scotch dialect, and you come on me
stage looking like an Irishman In
bis act You have four songs, TWO
4los Q cake.walk ami six months III
Jail ii the audience catches YOU
In tllt second act yon win be
compelled to disguise yourself ana
tooa ike q gentleman Youll need
tot Of rehearsais for this second act
IN the third act youth play an
elephant Tire scene is in q boarding
house You'll have to leave yoar
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-07-02
JOLLY PADUCAHANS.
Make Automobile Trip From That
City to East Cairo Returning
Home in the Evening.

I A large party of paducah citizens
arrived at East Cairo yesterday short
~ before noon, all III automobiles.
There were six Of th big machines
all loaded with Jolly fellows. who en-
loyed the trip across country I'm
mensely They had a fine day. a good
road and some excellent machines
which whigled them over the neck Of
land between Cairo and Paducah In a
few hours. They took dinner at The
Halliday all in a bunch. at one big
table and seemed to feel good over
Their trip. The party was composed
Of he following gentlemen
G. n Budd. l., Reike Lee Levy W
Well, H. J Avery. c Fitzpatrick. y.
Fit2patvict. e " R'.ar 2 Waile H.
Rankin, Taylor Fi:her Sam Freeman,
J. Bergen, l.. Graham Frei Rady, ].
Scott
The party had to leave their ma
chimes on the other side Of the river
not being able 10 get them across.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-07-02
PORTER STATUE DEDICATED.

Portsmouth. y. H. July THE
statue 10 Major General F. ziohg Por-
ter erected through The efforts Of the
Grand Army and presented - the city.
was today didicated in Haven Park.
his being the anniversary OF the hat.
DE- Of Nalvers Hin where General
Porter di fing1 shed himself There
was a parade OF United STAGES ma
-inos. state militia and veterans Of tho
Civil and Spanish wars
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-07-02
Trolley Wire Broke,

A trolley wire broke at Eighth and
railroad streets last evening about .
O'Clock delaying all the car fer about
an hour and causing the power to be
shut off for about the same length Of
time. The wire broke just as a car
passed bur other than delay caused
no DAMAGE.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-07-02
THE WEATHER
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

The weather was warm and far yes
terday, with a very gentle zephyr
blowing all day. A strong breeze came
mp about o'clock which lasted but n
few minutes and brought a cloud
which threatened rain during the
might The mercury marked ~ yester.
day morning, 81 toward midday and
So at z p. m, At midnight street Their
lnOmeters marked 75
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-07-02

Travelling statesmen along the Miss
ouri ard Mississippi have adopted
novel way IF reaching their trade
along The river banks They club to-
gether and either buy or hire a easo-
line launch 10 make their rips. IN this
way they claim that they can save not
only inc but money and get The benc.
fits Z the lowest possb bic rates.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-07-02

se.eraI Of tbe fruit Derfz ol Cenfral
America have called upon the UniteI
Ssstes- more particularly go Nsw
Orlcaus-ior aid ia stamping out ant
i.tagentine yellow FOYER Port Lmpa.
Thiea was iotmeIsy pest spot Tor
breed ne the disease. has been entirely
rebuilt in the last three or four years.
and the result q 50 satisfactory that
rival banana shipping ports wish to
initiate liz example.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-07-02
GOLD BEADS LOST

LOST-String Il gold beads last
night either in ST. Mary-s Park or be-
tween the Park AMI Twenty-zeyen h
street and Washington avenue. Find
Ct please return 10 PTS Wa hingtan
avenue and receive reward.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-07-02
Rub-a-Dub Fish.

A fish that drums is found in the
waters Of MauritiUs harbor. When
caught and held in the hand. vibra-
ton Of the skin behind the giils is to
be seen and 9 delicate ru5-a-dEb. as OF
a distant teDar dram. IS heard.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-07-02

and the stakeholder is l1dling out the
gate money
Tommy has an ideathat it would be
like finding money 10 dramatic Mai
Ponds Eccentrieiiies OF Genius and
let him play an the people from Ann
Eliza Young TO Biz Nye.
Tommy has been after me TO get
Dave Belasco 10 write him a play. hut
I've stood him of by telling him that
[ thought Sardou could fiji him batter.
Every day be drives up To my ranch
IN a hanson TO find ont If sar8ou has
-8bieJ get
I've inst punched ont 4 parcel az
paragraphs which I shall turn in TO
T1-7n~
/ think ID will do hin cool.
"Nv Dear rommv. ! nave az last
secured a play for Eo1
@TFe auihor wanted $4,000 for it.
tut we con promised He took SO
-ents ia cash. and ] promised him the
rest.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-07-02
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF


An excursion from 81. Louis here on
the Illinois Central yesterday was
compos ed almost entirely Of negroes
ana II took a big crowd Of Cairo cit
Gems Of the race 10 see them off when
their train got ready to go.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-07-02

Edward Maley l. in receipt OF n telo-
gram announcing the death of his
brother who mas been soiourHing in
New Mexico for the benefit uf his
health. The remains win be brought
here for burial.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-07-02

Miss Anna Collision arrived home
Yesterday mouing from the Belatka
Musical College where she graduated
and received her diploma Friday. She
was also presented with gold medal
She is the daughter of Ed Collision,
the merchant Of 2s05 Commercial ave
nue and viii remain in Cairo where
she win teach music.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-07-02
Notice.

The use of firearms. fire. hackers or
fireworks of any kind previous 70 We'd
nesdsy. July fth is strictly prohibited
and any persons using same will be ar
rested and duly prosecuted.
Il E EGtN
Chief of Police.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-07-02
TEN DOLLARS REWARD.

Ten dollars reward viii be paid By
the undersigned for any Information
that viii lead to the arrest and con-
viotion of the party or parties who
wanfonly misrreated my dog wednes-
Gay night
GUY P. EICHENBERGER.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-07-02
TO THE puRltc

All pers3ns in debt 70 the firm Of
schsrick and Finley are requested 70
call and make settlement At the Office
Of ccttsr Brothers and Company.
THOMAS cOTTER, Trustee.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-07-02

Mr.. and Mrs. ]. w. c. Fry have re-
turned from St Louis where they
sDent week with friends Mr. Fry
saws Mr. and Mrs F. /. Harris are
planning To leave this week for Stur
feon Bav. Wis TO spend tha summer
fishing and in the other Dastimes in
vogue at this popular resort.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-07-02
GOES TO THE SOUTHERN.

Bloomington. H. July Geo. ".
Taylor. superintendent of chr service
for the Chicago al1 Alton. has resign
r5 fro become superintendent IF trans
p0r alton for the soafhore railway
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-07-02

Mr. and Mrs. Richard Cannon have
a.s their guests, Philip Hook and fam.
lily of aCpe Girardeau, Mo
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-07-02

Psrhars men are IS Gece.tful a.
women in zome things but theF never
attempt 70 transform yaEn into a
smile.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-07-02

Mrs. Hall and daughter, Of May
field. Ky, came up yesterday o visit
her brother Mr. Parham
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-07-02

Richard Cannon has recovered from
an attack of malaria OF five or six
days duration.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-07-02

Miss Lillian Schutter will leave to-
night for Colorado Springs to spend
some weeks with her sister, Mrs w
Il. Kasmeyer.