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The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-08-12

llllle nlgncf ana sped into the heal
of the rose garden.
Paola was sitting on the bench |,
the Black Prince--Mss Sarah saw tia
at once-and beside her was youn
Lockwood us Miss Sarah had ais
foreseen, and Paola's head was throw
back, and one Of Paola's slim whit
arms lay like simmer of moonlgh
along the back of the bench. Positive
ly inviting rheumatism," murmuret
Miss Sarah miserably.
She was within a few feet Of then
and a call trembed on her lips. whel
Paola's own voice stopped her
60 on saii Paola in soft. hurried
whisper, and Miss Sarah by some quee
instinct drew back into tile shade Of
the great oak behind the bench. fearful
lest IN incautious movement would he
tray her, fearful almost of her owl
breathing, for Miss Sarah was learned
| IN the ways of Paola's suitors, and II
was one of her best learned lessons
never to interrupt them. So she drew
back and waited. innocent Of any de
sire to eayesdrop,
30 on said Paola again, and young
| Lockwood's voice came out Of the deep.
er shauoW' low ana vibrant and rhyth
INC, MISS sarah leaned closer instinc-
lively to hear the words; they escaped
her at first, then echoed clearer:
Remember how when first we met we
et,,,a s'oo LII ,., -
0 fact, immured beside a fiery sea
That leaned down at dead midnight to be
= hisse1.
Thou VAST the Invalv o,,est az ~ rth,,r.s
knights;
my armour glimmered in a gloom Of
DID nor sing 70 thoo :, pah,,ono
Or ala wo ST col, +, =, ca - ,gn ,,
Were thine eyes strange? Did ! not know
An o Ins Foice -.
Then when wa Kissed s ? ''''e'' ''e "''
Tho loe4 na ,,i..oo, .,
no 81, Al III -, s''' - Va
. s+san,re raar~s.t ~ .'n"'e'' y ~
- -. 'o''i''
cha rrot4a., - - -. "'u ,'"''S
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IA Io,t ~ - :, J., V'NNN o''
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- - Ni"'.'t gre
H.. :, :, NV A"o"
"lss 0ai"i'' uih~ieu ana eh"rapt py
sne me" iio' VIVA. rosea'e MIST saw
,ne "i',e sraoe Vi iaoia "aVef ana
ie'h y 'ie Sn"u'" a.iu hearu d rev
'iioineii's oi ilasical silence tue Wits
l'eF' 'ep'ief' eAni'ah''
And IN the book they read no more that
''S
Miss Sarah felt her way back to the
pain with unnecessary care. If her
lignt Footsteps had been the crash OF
DrasSes they would not have reached
the two by the Black Prince, but Miss
Sarah ala not know II. She hurried
along between the roses, catching her
preith III niue saspS ~ she Wehl, ana
'he Wrui'ns oi iost years sWarihcd
iio''nu nef' s'lns'ns her 10 Wiid' iraeh'
ute regret she passed. through me
llooni'sht anu up iile Steps ulrou-h
ne open WINDOW ana caught UP her
les'ecteu kh'''iig WIN Pathetlc de-
'ne lor Things tanslple ahh common
,iice. sue Opened 'he Voielhe OF re
lcla ienanS AT tne purple DoONlnarh /
", Ni'iou. Niio"ieuee oi me
l never knew "ilnt II was iike! sue
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-08-12
A SUICIDE
is Sir Francis Scott Bart, Retired
officer Of the Royal Navy.

Portsmouth, England, Aug. 1i.-Sir
Francis Scott Bart, lieutenant of the
royal navy retired. was found dead
At his residence today with q. bullet
wound in his head IL is surmtsed
that be committed suicide.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-08-12
Hold.Up al MOUNDS.

The police here received notice yes
terday that a white man named d, f
Genning was held up by a negro at
Mounds the night before. A pistol wa
brought into play and the victim re
loved Of SD
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-08-12
Sudden illness and Death.

One of the negro employees OF the
Illinois Hotel was taken seriously i'll
Yesterday afternoon, at the hotel and
wa; conveyed to his home at 14lO
Walnut street, by the city ambulance.
He died there last night.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-08-12

To have yOur advertisement read
~ the grsstcst number ~ rsople y
uust sppeaf IN The Balisffs.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-08-12

WANTED-Everybody utts any
thing 20 rent. eel Of trade 10 sdvertIs.
N The Bullstia want columpA
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-08-12
ADDITIONAL CITY BRIEFS.


Mrs Henry Engler of 40 Twenty
first street, met with an accident yes,
tegday rc.ulling in severe burns
which will disable her for time.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-09-25
GEO. STE|NHOUSE
Passed Away After Many Months Of
Suffering From Consumption
Was Born in Cairo.

At l:j0 this morning George Stein
house died al his home on Tenth
street surrounded by his family and
few friends He had suffered long
with that dreaded disease. consump.
ton. but made brave struggle
against il, and was only a short time
ago that he found himself compelled
To give up the struggle and leave his
business. For weeks he had fingered
between life and death. under the
tender care OF mother. wife and chill
dren
Deceased was born in Cairo about
80 years ago. and resided here all his
life He wa one Of eight children.
four brothers aad three sisters with
his mother. surviving him. A wife
and four children also mourn his
death
pc Was proprietor NJ the barber
shop on the north side Of Eighth
street. which he conducted for many
years. having It god patronage. for he
had wide circle 81 friends
Funeral arrangements viii De an
u1Urcei later
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-09-25
1T Means That Ronald Pleydell Has
Asked Me to Be His WIFE"

that 1t was better to wait YOU" she
added, and her lip curled with some
thing like saoIn as she glanced a.
Leonard. Why nave you come? /
never loved YOU And even ii / did
she struck her hands passi0narely to-
gether-"you could give me nothing
nothing I am fit for. wsuL
wealth and position, and I shall have
them AS Mrs Pleydeil.
You should have thought of il be-
fore, I said | seemed 70 see again
the form Of another Lettile, just as
Liir ana just DIS cruel telling me mat
poverty was not 10 be endured.
Leonard had risen But he could not
speak With a low bow to Le.t!re, ana
a convu.sive pressure of the ham /
held out to hlm, he left the room.
Six months later Ronald and Mrs
Pleydeil started for an European Trip.
Lettice had doubtless given Ronald
her own version oil her Acquaintance
with Leonard Smith He seemed sats-
fed with it, and the radiant young wife
apparently had no regrets When they
had gone, Leonard came over t. bid
me good-by He was TO sail on the
morrow.
So that chapter is ,losed," he said
watched him aENi lsiy. HIS -trcu-
bic had made a man OF aim. lie would
always be plain. bur his earnest. pleas
ant face was one in which a WON IN.
loving him, would find her pride and
peace Answering my look. he smiled
reassurin.ly as he strollej to the win
dow A fayorite pensioner of mine.
starting with broken wing. was chir-
ripping on the sill Faint lines Of scar
let showed against The pearl-gray sky.
As D curtain, the night was falling.
To-day is over said Leonard. "Bu-
there is always tomorrow"
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-09-25

I
abroad. True to his word, the lac
never murmured a, his exile, but put
on brave face rs he summed himself
IN MS ladys smiles on those last eve.
nlhgs'
suffered much that winter NY oic
friend, Ronald Pleydell- a celebrated
person III the medical world~~came
down to prescribe Tor me Lettice mad
Deeh ENID when he saw her iast, ana
Ihey talked OF me days Wheh ne gave
her Subscriptions ana she say upon his
Knee Nheh was heltef Lettuce Went
70 Fpeha y y" weeks VIVA MIS- fiey'
aell W Town lier E'Sit le'islheleu 'iit"
summer missed hel inaeh' oal hle~
.hat ! eo'iid ''ol eiialh my bIlbht piro.
III tHose ioileiy dstys u sptlis aha
summer my lhoasHtS were oi'ei, WIZ
Tue iaa peSohu 'le seas' NV y ,sn'
companion ne WouIu nave oeeh ny"
CHEEKY his laugh and fresh young face
SO gooa 70 iooh upon
In september my niece came nome
one day MRS. Pieyaeli haa aleo s'la-
uehiy ~ she toia me the news i'e',
uce hushea ana Paiea py turns
stleVeq tor my old irlelo loss' "lu
wrote n'h = ie''eF " eonuolgn'e' !"
reply ne volunteered FlStt "fe" =" ~
Yer shoa'd nave advanced '"o NY ~
ll'ef '"Hlp'alht 'lCtl'lt.lhA '''e on,'
more ""s th"liAlu' w ~ ~
hien1 ils ,"ile every "e'h' '""
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-09-25
Enhancement Announced.

The engagement OF Mr. Lee Rafai
sky of Chicago and Miss Alleine Ew.
ing Day. of Jackson Tenn, has been
announced formally by Mrs Joseph
H. Day. aunt Of the bride The date
of the wedding is October cath
Mr., Rafalsky and Miss Day are both
well known in Cairo and their friends
will learn with great interest Of this
approaching important event In their
lives.
Mr.. Rafalsky is a travelling repre-
sentative for the John NJ Hart com
pany. of Chicago woodenware and
hardware specially dealers. He
comes to Cairo periodically and has
made many friends here in social as
well as business way
Miss Day has visited here as a guest
OF Mrs Walter Stout Of The Halliday
She Is highly accomplished, being a
musician Of great talent She is much
admired in Cairo and Jackson society.
Several Cairo friends Of the happy
couple will attend the wedding,
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-09-25
NEW BIC FOUR LINE
WILL GIVE ANOTHER ROUTE TO
CHICAGO AND NEW YORK
VIA EVANSVILLE.
viii Build Bridge and Shops at MI
Vernon important Statmeht
From Capt. Grammar, Vice
President.

! Evansville. Ind Sept "a Captain
| C. ! Grammar, vice pres ident and
traffic manager Of the Big Four rail
road arrived in the city last night
for a few days on business, and gave
ont an interview in which he states
thai the new road that is to be built
from heer to MI Carmel, H.. Will
not be separate road, but will nc
one of the divisions Of the Bit Fou
in new route from this city 70 Chi.
cage and New York All rmors that
the Big Four will have a traffic N
rangement with some other rold
after the line Is completed are denied
By Capt Grammar The road will be
double tracked and ballastad, and will
have an the modern cOnyeniences Of
the New York Central line. of which
il viii be part. Captain Grammar
says that all arrangements for the
financing Of the new road have been
completed, and It Is probable that the
contract for the building of the road
will be let in Chicago within two
weeks and will be completed before
another crop.
The road will he trifle over 50
miles in length. and will pass through
the heart Of the watermelon district
Of Southern Indiana, The company
viii build a modern bridge at Mt
Carmel, H. spanning he Wabash
river Cars will be runniag On The
new road by fall and perhaps earlier.
The completion of tina new road will
give Evansville another direct line TOT
Chicago and her first direct ne 10
New York CITY.
with the completion Of the aait
the following divisions If TIN Zig
-Four will be usel from here ~ CHI /
cago Evansville TO Mt Carmel Nj /.
Carmel to Danville. Danyille 10 In
Llama Halbor and from Indiana Flar
Dor 10 Oh caeo over the lines If The I
Lake Shore road. The shops Of he /
aud Cairo division OF the .
Big Four are located az Mt Carmel, 4
H., and ii il probable that the shops
the Evansville division will also
20 to Mt Carmel This is he home II
APT Grammar For yeas he was EN-
)oyed on a steamboat running be-
Ween here and Paducah Ky
The EyansvilieMt Carmel division
d addition 70 tapping the rich coal
felds Of Southern Indiana and South
arn Illinois will pass through the
heart Of the new oil fields near Casey
.ssa Robinson, I'll.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-09-25
OFFICER FREED
FROM ALL BLAME
INQUEST HELD IN CASE OF NIL.
LARD THOMAS, SHOT BY
OFFICERS.
IN DISCHARGE OF DUTY
Prominent Officials of Pulaski County
Here to Attend Inquest--Thomas
Died at the Mound City
Jail Sunday.

Deputy Coroner John Coleman held
an inquest yesterday afternoon TO in
Qure into the death OF Willard
Thomas, the negro who was shot BIZ
Pulaski county officers last Wetne.
day near Beech Ridge. In the absence
.cf Coroner McManus States Attorney
Wilson conducted he inquiry.
TAe particulars Of the shooting
were published in Thursdays Bale
tin Thomas had a dispute over the
possession of forty acre tract Of
lard west of Mounds with another
negro r G. Owens He and his
brother took possession Of a gravel
pit on his land aaG drove Owens
workmen aud teams fro mth-place
The Pulaski county officers were
notified and Taoams Earning of thls
ned toward Beech Ridge Sheriff j..
Il. Weaver, Deputy Sheriff r. D.
Caster, City Marshaf william Powell
and Squire w & Davis went in pur,
suit Of him and found Thomas walk
ing along the railroad track Sheriff
went to arrest him ana Thomas fired
several times The Officers all fired
in return and Thomas sank down
fatally wounded He fingered until
yesterday morning when he died at
II O'Clock at the Mound City jail
where he was taken BIZ the officers
after the shooting
A number Of Witnesses gave heir
testimony substantially as above be
fore tie coroner and the jury amer
the case rendered a yee
diet that the decadant bad come .3I
his death from a gnn.shot wound
fred from the weapons OF the IN.
laski county Officers while in The dis
charge Of their duty and exonaratei
The officers.
Thomas made a staten ent Of the
ease in his dying hours to Corones
McManus and his story caincidel
with that Of the officers with ire OK
aeption that he claimed thar The off
eers fred the first shot He admitted
that he saot al them and thai h. le.
sisted arrest.
The jury was composed Of the fol
lowing persons Samuel Abeil
George Wilson. Otto Fahr. Abe Nor
rison. P # Hubbard and Edward
Hamer
A H4t-H 2 thnzn IN attendance at the I
inquest were Judge w. A. Wall, !
.b1riff Tauas p Wporar npust=1t I
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-09-25
ON THE RIVERS
General and Local Notes.

The Herman Paepcke brought three
barges Of logs from the lower river.
The Wash Honshel went south
with three empties.
The Reaper came ont from Sassy
vile wi'htwelye barges of coal and
passed south.
The Fred Hartweg came up yeater-
day from the lower river.
The Dick Fowler brought a good
bit of freight yesterday. She will be
the Paducah packet today
The Charlotte Boeckler came up yes
terday with three barees Of wood for
the Southern Wood Supply Company
The Pacific No came out from S..
Louis with five empties and will re-
turn with coal
A grand reception awaits the new
steamer $ 5. Brown on her arrival at
Memphis. The Brown will leave
Pittsburg in the rear future.
Capt. J. " Wisard formerly of the
j. s. is negotiating for a new steam
er to rrn in the upper Mississippi
The Towards Will build her
An enormous feet of coal will be re
leased at Pi.tburg by the September
r.se which is confidently expected.
Low water in the upper Ohio has
compelled some OF the deep water
beats 10 go TO the bank and has re-
leased the mosquito feet
The river marked 1873 feet on the
Cairo guage at p. m. yesterday.
showing a rise Of % Of a foot In p
hours. One year ago it marked 300
ice.
Rising rivers were reported In yes
teriay's government bulletin as fol-
lows Pitt burg %. Parkersburg Is.
Cincinnati ~. Louisville "a. Evans
vile oS. ut. Vernon 0S. Nashville 3.5.
10. Florence 3.2. John
sonvIlIe Is. Paducah 90. ST. Louis
as
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-09-25
The Meaniro of Beauty.

To have The manners oi he well
bred women % move about with grace
and dignity, TO know poise, character.
honesty and deep sympathy, these are
the finer lines Of beaatlfying. Who
cares q cent for Che dolly woman who
il beautiful to lock III and Who hash
aanse enough to draw her breath
Such Women are not after the right
idea, and true beauty will never place
its golden halo on their heads. Per
sonal magnetism makes women bean
tifal and what Is that but the free
workings Of genuinely lovely spirit
Perfume the inside Of your head with
tender thoughts keep your body
strong, Well and clean, make up yaur
mind TO learn everything you can, ana
II you do not look beautiful you viii
be so-~and that win suffice
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-09-25

James Cheney has purchased The
store building al No $40 Fifteenth
street from the Cairo & Thebes rail-
road company. which was formerly
owned by NJ. Lawer Mr.. Cheney
viii move the building across the
street to the lots now occupied by two
small cottages which he viii move to
Fourteenth and Cedar streets. He
will remodel the building and rent
the first floor for store purposes.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-09-25
Farewell Reception.

The members of the Cairo Baptist
church will give an informal farewell
reception to the Rev. T ], Porter and
wife next Thursday evening at the
church As is generally known Rev.
7orter and family VIII leave about
October ist for Roanoke. Ala, where
the former viii assume the pastofate
OF the First BAPTIST church Every
member Of thu church and all friends
Of the pastor and his family are cor
daily invited to attend this affair
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-09-25
IN SOCIETY
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WiIey.McBride.

The marriage of Mr. James Nc
Bride and Mrs. Lavina Wiley both
of Vienna. was soIemni2ed in this
city last evening. The couple will re-
turn to Vienna today. where they will
continue to reside, The wedding will
be a surprise to the relatives Of the
couple as the latter did not announce
their plans.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-09-25
THE WEATHER


7 Yesterday was the first day Of au-
tum and delightful day II was. A
fair sky prevailed with a maximum
temperature of so, minimum 81. and
"A at 7 p m
Light rains were reported from
only ten points on yesterdays map
and the general conditions in this sec
tion favored continued moderate con-
ditions. The extremes OF temperature
reported were As al Duluth and Scran-
ron and l04 at Phoenix, Ariz.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-09-25
Women Want to Hunt.

County Clerk Jesse E. Miller is is
suing hunters licenses daily now that
he hunting season is about to OPEN.
The men are not the only niTrods.
Three young women have taken out H.
censes and were duly authorized to
shoulder their guns SingHlarly
enough all three are residents Of
Willard which possesses the distinc-
ton Of being the only place In the
county hat has a legally authorized
nimrodess
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-09-25

Frcdk. H. Atwood Of the +. II, AZ
wood Lumber company. returned yes.
terday from TOUR abroad during
which he visited the British isles,
Germany. Holland, France AMI Italy,
He was accompanied on his trip by
his mother who especially enjoyed .
visit TO Scotland. the land of her birth.
Mr., Atwood is in excellent health and
thoroughly enjoyed his tour.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-09-25
May Oraanize Church.

The Seventh Day Adventist meet
ings at the Gospel Tent in Park Place
East continue with undated inter
est II is expected that a church of
that denomination will be organized
here as a result OF these meetings.
A song service viii be held tonight
At 40 O'Clock followed by preach
ing The evangelisis intend remain
ing here through the month r DC %.
Der providing the weather IS favorable
Tor the tent meetings.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-09-25
Yesterday,s Diver Forecasts.

Tie ONO Al EvansvIlle aH0 II Yer
non. VIII COT rinle rising during The
HCst 80 a.a.s. - palaCad AID Cairo.
viii continue rising during the next
several days
The Tennessee at Florence not much
change during the next "a 70 90 hour
then fsi Al Johnsonvilie. WI con
rnue rising during the next two days
Inc Mississippi from Chester 10
Cairo. viii rise durinE the next Two
or three days.
p. IT. sMYTH.
Local F8reeasteF.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-09-25

The county commissioners yester-
day inspected the road work under
construction at Lake Creek bridge
and found that the work is progress
ing rapidly. It will be completed in
about two weeks The commission
ers also paid a visit to the county
poor farm while in that vicinity.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-09-25
Cash Carving system.

Mechanics wee employed yas'cr-
day putting in a modern cash carrying
system in Rubys TOggery. This gives
that establishment mo complete
equipment for the tran action Of heir
business and completes the furnishing
Gf the store
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-09-25
Boy Preacher Here.

Rev. Leslie Sanders. the motel 's~y
preacher who was heard here az me
Calvary Baptist church last spring
was tbs guest last digh Of Rev. = j..
Mahoney. pastor Il HAT church. He
left here for Huntsville. Tenn. v-7ete
he viii hold special meetings. while
here Rev Sanders made an Cngag
ment to preach here al the calvary
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-09-25

Ada Washington. a respected ne.
gress. died yesterday morning ar
7:30 O'Clock al her home. i2G FIT.
teenth street Her remains will We
taken to Columbus XIV, for inter
rent The decedent had been EN-.
ployed a. cook at the residence Of
Dr. G. n. McNemer and was a faith
ful servant.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-09-25
forecasts For TODAY.

Cairo and vicinity Increasing
cloudiness followed by showers;
warmer.
Illinois ISSUED at Chicago, Partly
cloudy and warmer.
Kentucky. Increasing cloudiness
and warmer.
Tennessee Partly cloudy.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-09-25

Mrs Reese w Dugan who has
been the guest Of her sister, Mrs,
Charles Gallagher. of 27l0 Walnut
street, left yesterday for st. Louis
where she will visit for a few days
before returning to her nome IN
Denver, Colo.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-09-25
Drowned Near Mound City.

Joseph Gray. an employe Of the
Pope Canning Company at Mound
City was drowned Sunday evening
while rowing small boat up the river.
The body was found some hours later
and the remains were taken to Mound
City. The boy is survived by his par
ents. a brother and sister
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-09-25
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF
Marriage Licenses.

James Mcbride and Mrs. Layina
Wiley, both of Vienna.
William r. OVERLY and Lucretia
Leavell, both of Illmo.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-09-25
Rapand 10 Be Restored

II is promised that the new Bag.
dad railway viii restore to the city
OF Haroun al Raschid her lons-lost
splendor. A transformation more
wonderful than any recorded in the
Arabian Nights" viii. Il is expected.
be wrought around the torabs OF Ha-
roun and his consoFt. Zoheliah. Siace
the city sprang suddenly into exist
cncc in 7c6 it has tcen visited ag
cvery variety Of toe Oriental tyfant
It was not till 1850 that the porte
was persuaded TO appoint the pasha
nominated by the city. and a period
~ peace. tempered By pestilence. per
mtttei the bazaars 10 resume some
thing Of their ancient magui1Cgace.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-09-25

| tending the Illinois Bankers eonyen-
ton He viii deliver the response TO
tho address Of welcome given by Gov.
Charles Dencen to the convention
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-09-25
Real Estate Transfer.

William Wilkins ct TX to Nathan
London wd. west half of east half Of
northeast quarter Of northeast quar-
ter. section 6, township 16, range .
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-09-25

w. P. Halliday Of Memphis. has
returned here on business connected
with the Halliday estate.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-09-25
Sun and Moon.
Washinuton Forecast.

Washington, Sept 2i.-tllinois--
Fair Tuesday and "Wednesday fire b
southeast TO south winds.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-09-25

Mr. and Mrs. William Eichoff, of
Muscatine. Ia, are visiting their son,
Harry Eichoff, of 307 Third street.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-09-25

Mrs r. Lally will 20 to Sandusty,
Ohio today to visit relatives.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-09-25

Messrs. s. G. and T. T. Richardson
have returned from i vacation visit
with relatives at Kansas City Mo
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-09-25
PURELY PERSONAL


&. ID s. Pennehaker went to sprias-
field yesterday on business.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-09-25
plyIna 81 - &C.,.

The diving bell vas VS. d ia Phoe
nfcea B. C. 32p. bH not used On Eu-
rope uatu about l-0l
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-09-25

n. G. English. Of Champaign, H.,
who has been the guest of his uncle,
Capt. John English. has returned
home.