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The Cairo bulletin., 1906-05-16
Deacon Goodyear's
Wooing


Miss Lucretia Potter sprang from
her chan and hurried nearer the win
dow, hastily removing her near-t,
gfasscs. and bringing the faroifs'
down from The top of her head
North of the low brick house
over the picket fence, from the GENE
terry side leaned tall man with irony
grey beard, in close conversation witt
slender woman on the garden side
those head and face were concealed
~ a huge sunbonnet Presently they
separated and she came slowly towart
the, house, pausing to straighten :
stalk Of sweet.william which leaned
over the narrow path When she en-
tered the sitting,room Miss Lucretis
was ndustriously piecing patchwork
by her own special window.
THAT you, Maria?' she said, with
out looking up Maria asseEted. Al
she removed her sunbonnet you saw
that her hair was glossy black and bei
complexion clear. Ii was the common
opinion In Pineyilie that Maria Pot
ter held her age far better than Lu-
cretia, who was two years her junior
II saw Deacon Goodyear out in the
cemetery, Lucretia, she said. pres
emily,
You don't say so, exclaimed Miss
Lucretia.
Yes lie come down to the fence
TO ask whether ned better plant
snowbals or syringas at the corners
OF his lot. Poor man! He don't seem
TO be getting over Czarinas death
mite He spoke real feeling about his
getting along alone and said he
couldn't stand ii 10 have hired hell
fussin' round among her things
Hes met with great loss Czarina
was a good woman though If do say
ii. she always seemed kind Of stand
ofish with us, said Miss Lucretia
thoughtfully
swell. maybe twas natural OIL
course she couldn't help KNOWN how
much he used to be here
Here Miss Lucretla blushed family
and Miss Maria looked conscious
Deacon Goodyear's family lot in the
cemetery had been carefully selected
near the side Of the yard because, as
the deacon said "Czariny always liked
to be on the "adge" Of things The
Riddle hadn't no attractions for ner
In his desire to humor this phase Of
her character, it never occurred to him
that Czarina might have preferred 10
rest a little further from the Potter |
The deacon himself as
time went on. found the proximity /
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| quite pleasing n was very convenient
| in his frequent visits TO the GENE.
| terry, 10 lean over the fence where Miss
Maria was usually al work in the gar
den and seek advice on any point of
household economies with which his
1 masculine brain was inadequate to
cope And the conferences led to an
occasional exchange Of courtesies. such
a. pumpkin pie on Miss Marias part,
or a kindly offer from the deacon to
empty the soft soap leach
Autumn came on apace. The naples
in the Potter yard huttered their Grim
son leaves down upon Czarina's grave
Miss Maria exchanged her sunbonnet
for a hood and hurried preparations
for winter
Invitations 10 Thanksgiving began
to come In. for the Potter sisters were
popular Tn Pineyille. but 10 her sisters
surprise. Miss Maria announced her in
tention Of making a Thanksgiving az
home
I'VE might invite Deacon Goodyear
over she said
Miss Lucretia grew impatient.
well Maria Potter. I like your. con
sistency," she asserted Invite him
to dinner, Where's your chaperon to
come from
But Miss Maria had thought Of that
They would also invite the little school
teacher who was the widow of their
nephew And in spite Of Mis- Lu-
eretias objection that she didn't think
widows we're allowable for chaperons
and that Lizzie vas only "a. Miss Ma
ria as usual. had her way.
The dinner party proved in every
way success Lizzie. whose only
home vas q boarding house. accepted
the invitation with such delight that
the sisters felt a little guilty. and
agreed that it was not necessary to ex- 3
plain the capacity in which she was to
sr-Fe Yet she unconsciousIy acted
her part 20 perfection. As for the dea-
ron he confessed 10 Miss Maria that
!. sras the FIRST meal Of yiciuais" he
hsa really reiished since Czarina died /
Tfzz- fosind herself invited to her .
aunt-- frequently that winter. much TO
her onn enjoyment 1t vas very pleas
AM 20 come amer hard day in school
and sEend 3 coy eveuiHg in the pleas
ant sittins-r room. And nearly aiways
Deacon Goodyear dropped in. and
would kindly see her home.
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Cornse Still Alive.

One Of the boys Of the Chicago Press
club is responsible for this story;
The western part Of Texas is noted
us a panacea for consumptiyes. hut a
great many of the sufferers delay Wis
iting the territory until in the last
stages of the disease and die shortly
after reaching there. An Irishmun
who was a station agent at one of the
small western towns, was applied to
for ticket for consumptive no
was expected TO die within q few
hours, and who hailed from the far
east As these smaller stations are
not supplied with through tickets it
was necessary for the agent to com
municate with the general Offices be-
fore the required transportation could
be had So he wired headquarters as
follows,
Send ticket for corpse, first train"
II happened, however, that the con.
sulnptiye fingered through the day.
and improved so noticeably that hopes
we're entertained for his ultimate re-
eovery. The agent was apprised of
this and at once sent another telegram
which read
Don't send ticket; corpse not dead
yet"
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VOICES A PROTEST
Peter Saup Denies Report That He
Will Make Trouble For Alexan.
der Club.

Editor OF The Bulletin
While am ayerse 70 newspaper no
loriety ! must protest against the IN.
warranted and one ided attack upon
my character as good ueighbor and
public spirited citizen appearing in
yesterday evenings Citizen, headed
Gives Notice not To Trespass
The facts in the case are these. and
10 which am willing 10 make affidavit
.if nece, sary:
gave formal notice to no one. Mr.
Harmon came 10 me 90 see II he might
place his house moving apparatus upon
my lot for the purpose of moving the
strong office.
objected on the grounds thar It
would destroy my flower garden. which
is now In FUN bloom and besides I
thought II Unnecessary which has
proved true. as he house was moved
without Inconvenience 60 amy one.
Mr Barnett asked me CERTAIN price
fer his lut which I declined to give
and u all good nature.
Mr Hannoa wanted to know what
term would make with the Alex.
ander Club simply remarked thar.
/ would deal with them personally
implying that It lid nor concern him.
[ have not been approached lbs any
member of The Alexander Club either
officially or otherwise
] fully appreciate The fact thar the
cree ION Of their building on It's pres
e7t site will be- Of iuestimable value
10 the entire neighborhood AS well as
Of myself personally and there Is no
reasonable favor the club can ask of
me that will not be most readily and
willingly granted.
BY pre- eniine these few facts TO
my friends of The public. You will give
prper denial 10 what ] consider
most unjust and one-si.led attack up-
nu me as a public spirited aud pro.
grps~iVo citizen.
Respectfully.
PETER SAUP.
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RABBI n. G. ENELoW OF LOUIS
WILLIE GIVES BRILLIANT LEG
TURE AT SYNAGOGUE.
Says Shakespeare Character Is Not
a True Type OF Jewish Charae.
acter---Lar and Represen.
tatiVe Audience.

/ A scholarly analysis. replete win
erudite and keen di.cernment Of char
acter reading was the lecture last
night on "Shylock Shakespeare =
famous character in the Merchant Of
! Venice, presented al Montefore
Synagogue by Rabbi II G Enelow of
Louisville Ky, an orator OF force, dig
nifty and delightful address
Or. Enelow took emphatic issue with
Shakespeare and criticized his Shy
lock" as calculated 10 incite prejudice
and unjust suspicion against the Jew.
He averred Il n Shylock was not a
true type and that the play had done
the Jews ereat harm particularly
when presented by such actors as
Edward Sothen who, he said, gave
most hideous Interpretation OF the
character Or Eneiow said ina
Shakespeare d.d moi know the Jewish
character as il really was for the
Jews had been driven ont of England
centuries before his time and were
not allowed to return to eN IN limited
extent until the lime Of Cromwell. He
dwelt on The fact that circum tances
had forced the Jews to become the
such as Shylock was.
TEe eanonicai law OF the Christians
forbade them 10 lend money al any
rate of interest and the Jews who
we're not liable TO this law were forced
10 be the money lenders,
He denied that money was the
stronget factor in the lives of the
Jews OF thai period and emphasized
the fact tina net pelf. but piety and
learning were Characteristic OF the
people Rabbits physicians and sanity
men were strong ana familiar types
among the Jews Of that day.
He referred with a touch of pathos
to the unjust accusation that the Jew
sh character was cruel and revenge
ful saying IF ever there wa heart |
Of mercy. a heart thai Is the temple |
Of k'ndress. it is the Jewish heart
Again. Shylock he said was not a |
typical Jew when he forsook his faith |
to accept that Of the Christian in or /
der to save a portion of his life.
The speaker ended with a plea that |
The races might arrive at better IN |
ierstanding devoid of all unkind |
prejudices.
The large audience repre- entaTiyes |
Of many creeds and religions that I
illed the attractive synagogue listened /
with rapt attcnti n 10 the speaker and I
To the fullest extent the
opportunity to hear this gifted man
Musical numbes before and after
he lecture were happy feature The
musical program wa, as follows
Prelude on Piano-Miss Mary
,arber
quartet Softly GIde"-F Abt
'ornet. Malvin Franklin: first violin.
Toward Frank; second violin. Cnes
er White; piano Miss Mary Sarber.
Son When the Swallows Home
'a.d Fly7-F F. Abt.--Choir
Quartet Sweet he Moments
,ressler- From Lucia iii Hammer
lein Miss Mary Sarher. soprano;
lrs John c. Gholson. contralto. Mr..
'homas Haynes, tenor Mr.. G. -
buchanan, ba-so, Miss Anna Lippitt.
ccompanist
soprano solo" Berceust' Miss
larry Sarber
Violin Obligato- Howard Frank.
Closing Song Come Thou Al
lightly King -Giardini-Choir
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LUMBER MEN COMPLAIN or
CHARGES MADE OVER BRIDGE
AT THE8ES.
Missouri Railroad Commissioner Re
quested to investigate IN Con
junction With Interstate
Commerce Commission.

Shippers of Southeast Missouri
have complained 70 the state board
Pof railroad ana warehouse commits.
sioners OF an arbitrary charge over
! The rhebes bridge over the MISSISSIPPI
lpi and the commissioners are pre-.
Iparing to make an investigation in
conjunction with the interstate com
merce commission
The shipper are represented by
Attorney John A. Hope of Cape Cir
ardeau, who has presented the com
plant in verbal form to the com.
mission at Jefferson City, and VIII
follow it in few days with a written
complaint The commission has no
record Of charges made on freight
over the bridge. though this will be
gone into when the Investigation is
begun
The sreate,t objection is to The
rate on humber. which is the principal
shipment from Southeast Missouri
Attorney Hope has told members OF
the board that rates are very salts
factory until the car reaches he
Thebes bridge where an excessive ar.
bitrary charge is made. the same as
in 81 Louis over the Eads and Mer
chants bridges
II is reported to the board that the
railroads and the bridge company
have heard the complaint Of he ship
pers and have made no movement To-
ward a reduction in the eahrges.
Bridge IS. Interstate.
AS The bridge is partly IN Missouri
ana partly in Illinois, the question
must come before the interstate com,
merce commission. Il is customary
Tor such cases to go direct TO that
but in this case the com.
plainanta have requested that the Mis-
souri, board investigate and report its !.
findings 10 the federal commission /.
The date of the hearing has not been
SCI but probably will he as soon as .
the formal written complaint is fled. .
The Thebes bridge is owned by the 4
railroads using IT, though 1t is sep. +
lrate corporation known a. the South,
ern Illinois and Missouri Bridge com
1any
The railroad commissioners viii [
hold hearing al some point close 10
he bridge, and will receive ties imony
as 70 the bridge arb rary The test
nony will be forwarded 20 the inter
state commerce commits ion. which
nay also hold a hearing OF m@ de,
ermine the matter on the evidence
submitted by the Missouri commits
;ioners.- Cape Girardeau Republican
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Yesterdays River Forecasts.

The Ohio at Evansville and Mt
Vernon, will fall during the next sever
al days. A Padtcah and Cairo, not
much change during he next "a 10 }G
hours. then fall again for several days.
The Tennessee from Florence to he
low Johnsonyille, will continue falling
The Mississippi from Chester to Cal.
70, viii continue falling during the next
two or three days
p. II. SMYTH
Local FOrecaster
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NOTICE TO The PUBLIC.
respectfully.
PETER SAUP

Notice is hereby given 70 all Of the
people Of Cairo that Wednesday. May
p. 1906. has been designated by the
Unds signed as > day for the clearing
Up Of al streets ard alleys in the City
and ~ is urged that they adjust them
selves accordingly. After that Gate per.
sons placing merchandise. trash or rub.
bish upon the streets or alleys will be
fined for violating the ordinances Of
the City, without further notice, eS.
eepting as 10 the wholesale merchants
during business hours.
GEORGE PARSONS.
Mayor.
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INSTALL OFFICERS
Marine Engineers viii Meet Friday
For interesting Ceremony
With Smoker"

The Marine Engineers Beneficial as
ociaticn wal hold a meeting. al their
room on Eighth street next Friday
evening at : O'Clock. The purpose is
10 Install thu newly elected officers
of the organization anG the ceremony
viii be followed by smoker which
IS expected 30 be of more than ordi
nary interest All members Of the or.
der are requested 70 be- present The
officers to be- installed are Chas
Gausman. president, Jen Elkins. vice
president VIM. Hurst. secretary; Geo
Niece. treasurer
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BISHOP N CABE
Noted Methodist Divine viii Come %
Cairo to Address Epworth League
District Convention.

4 district convention Of the Ep-
worth League will De- held IN Cairo
June 18Th I'D 2Srd and arrangements
are now being made bv Rev ". r
Morrs. pastor Of the First Methodist
church and Mr. " Z Barron for the
meeting.
Bishop McCabe. one Of the mos
prominent dlvines ~ Methodism will
De here 10 address the convention.
Rev. Dr. J. ? Brushingham Of Chicago,
is another speaker on the program.
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saptizeo m the River.

The Methodist Church South had al
intere ting ceremony yesterday after
nom a. ihe wharf near De- lut %
SIKH street Ms Margaret brown.
wife ~ Samuel Brown. Of Thirty
sixth and Elm streets ir.ne1 the
chH--i hy baptism. and 10 was her
choic ro be immersed Boz The river.
Rev Baldrdse performed the cere-
mony in the presence 81 a ssadiv
gathering 81 friends
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Sun and Moon.

The weather in Cairo and vicinity
was fine YESTERDAY quite seasonable
and everyone seemed TO be satisfied
with it, There was proper activity IN
all the walks of life in city and coun-
try and no discomfort on account OF
the temperature which ranged be-
tween moderate points The sun shone
brightly in Cairo all day Rain was
reported from nine points on yester-
day mornings map.
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~ M "A n =
LITTLE
VISITS
wl14f
! 'UN0LBY"

Charlie Binger went to see his best girl
Sunday evening. EXCHANGED
charlie went T. see his girl-~Susan Grigs-
by is her name.
Ever since tn world 5 fair year, Susan she's
bin Charles hame-
Wonder when he's goin { 'pop2" All m
neighbors wonders too.
Fust thing Charlie Binger knows, sum one
else will git his Sue
Ey'ry sunday night he calls sneakin'
suame-faced up the walk
Seems t me Ell / wuz Sue | would make
him toe tn chalk.
Bin a burnin' Grgsby's lie fer erbout ten
years err more
Darn a Teller th-t can't git courage an
wife in four
When / married Mary Bliss. twant no ten
year eourtin game,
Fust time tibet | seen tibet girl, ] jest
knowed her married name.
Twas a spellin bee down thar in tn Holier
op-ry house
She had driy in from Squeevile, long
Wits thee thar Hiram Krausel
Well, somehow seen her fust Cheeks as
blushn' as IN rose;
Lips wuz ripe an mockin' red; voice like
rlnpies as they flows
Spelled my way etlong tn line. It'll stood
beside her there,
Don't YOU think, | whispered soft, we
would make a handsome pair2'
Turned an slapped me on tn cheek Mind
your bizpess lR. she said,
An we RIM away tibet day, Jest week, by
jing an wed
Amt we aappy? what's til sense in this
courun girls fer life
Keepin' them in dire distress Waitin
never won "A wife
Can't Teller see his Fate when he reads
Il in HER eyes?
Can't he pop an live Away jst IN love
and Paradise?
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Baccalaureate Serron-

Rev 4. : Buchanan pastor of me
Presbyterian church Viii delIFca fhe
baccalaureate sermon 10 the g.adu-
ating class 81 The Cairo High School
This wear. The cia-- will attend the
church iH body on Sunday evening.
june when fhe sermon viii POI. de-.
Iiyered
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Forecasts for Today.

Cairo and vicinity Partly cloudy
with showers; no decided change in
temperature. brisk southerly winds.
Probably showers and
thunderstorms continued warm.
Kentucky Increasing cloudinesS,
followed by showers
Tenne- Iee Increasing clounness,
followed by showers, warmer central
portion.
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Yarns.
yet
Forty Dollars.

The editor OF the Granville (IaJ Ga
zette wonders where the deceased eA'
president Of a certain life insurance
company mas some, but says il he uhe
editor were dead, he wouldn't like 10
hunt the Insurance man for fear ot
getting his coat-tails burned.
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yn remain with them Indefinitely

William Peterson. son of Mr. and
Mrs. J. T. Peterson. has returned from
Quinceyf lll having completed his
studies at the Gem City Business col
lege there
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Ther. A. comnensatLnns-

The mosquitoes, in The language ~
today are fright" bat when YOU are
fighting them remember The fragrance
OF The honey sucklp~ that D. making
abe air Of Cairo ar pro sent enchanting.
- iragrant and h- thankful
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-05-16

A Chicago woman wants a divorce
because her husband sits around all
day and reads Three Fingered Ike and
The like when he should be hustling
chuck" Chicago folks always did o.
Ter more encouragement 90 their butch
ers than to their literati,
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punctn-ed lis Tn,

A man who deserted hrs wife in tae
town Of Wiet3a. Scotland. szve tee
count enc O. ms reasons f5- the
aessrtion tzot h.' 'ifc had p4acts-ed
the tire Of his Disreis y ti1es win a
haIpin.
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Imperial Tribn.s

The kaiser has sent $40 Tor 5 com
mem0rative tablet 10 be placed =, -
tomb q Gustav Ludgig abe historian
o. Ensiisa art who died at Venice
IN 1895.
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Mrs. w F. Vanderburgh has return.
ed from a visit at Marston. Mo.
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The ladies Of 81 Joseph's church
viii give bazaar Thursday. Nay Il
afternoon and evening az the new
s. Joseph school house. between
Washington and Walnut on 'Cross
street. Admission IL cents including
refne hments
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CITY NEWS IN BRIEF.
Real Estate Transfer.

Walter Dfnzel has sold Go Je--e
W Rule fy, lots a. Twenty sixth and
Sy-amOra streets for 81 500
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Washinnton Bulletin.

Washington, d. G., May 10 Illinois
Fair Wednesday, showers and cooler
fresh south winds
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The John A Wood brought empties
from 81 Louis and win rieurn today
with coal
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-05-16

The Bever Went to st Louis with
The Two harges of logs which she
brought mp Monday,
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-05-16

Wash Hoashell came up with two
barges of lumber one Three States
Lumber Co. and one for Joppa
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-05-16

G. A. Marchildon. OF Thebes, trans
acted business in the city yesterday.
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w. II Geisenhof is assisting in the
office of Sheriff Roche
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Eagle from Paducah passed 10 the
lower river yesterday morning with
one empty barge and a derrick boat.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-05-16

Miss Pearl Dawson of DuQuo'n. is
the guest of Miss Matte Mulyhill of
Twenty-second street
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-05-16

The Ferd Herold left ST. Louis
last evening for Cairo and Memphis,
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Mr. and Mrs Henry Kemper who
have been the guests ~ their daught er
Airs George p. Walker for several
days. returned 70 their home at St
Charles Mo Yesterday They veFe ac-
companied b. little Viola Walker. Who
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-05-16

Mrs Alice Lee. of Eleventh street.
went 10 Charleston. Mo. yesterday to
look after her property interests
there.
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Fred Comings has arrived from 81
louis snd vii rrmaia here IND 7fureiv
10 assist his father, Judge A. Comings
in his Office Judge Comines has been
suffering from ve-y sore hand which
interferes with biz work 20 consider
able extent
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Miss Lottie Schaaf will return
Thursday from a visit with friends in
Memphis.
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Capt VIM CIephane, of Aberdeen
O.. is thought 10 be the only living
person who was one of thefcrew of the
steamer j. w. Chessman, which was
captured and burned by the Confeder.
ates under Gen. Forrest al Forests
Landing, Tenn, during the Civil War
Capt. Clephane was PILOT Ct the Chees
man and received three bullet wounds
II there happens 10 be any person liv-
ing who was employed on the boat dur.
ing The war, Capt. Clephane would
like TO hear from him
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Mrs. p f. Powell. city librarian.
will go to Springfield next week TO at.
tend state convention of librarians.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-05-16

Mrs. Saml. Hastings left for New
Orleans yesterday IN response to a
message announcing the serious IN
ness Of her brother.
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Special Sale Of Millinery. Mrs
Ooldsione. 2s05 Commercial avenue
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Miss Birdie Adams. who has been
The guest Of the Misses Jennie Dewey
and Margaret Leuschen returned yes
terday TO her home in Cape Girardeau.
Mo.
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r. j. Hahn. formerly an express
messenger for the Iron Mountain
railroad has been promoted 10 a regu-
lar run on the Cotton Belt railroad
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-05-16

Circuit Clerk Lee r Davis. Anthony
Ehs. Frank Torrey and Ed Fitzgerald
were frog shooting At Horseshoe Lake
Monday and caught sixteen dozen ~
the epicurean delights.
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Martin Calvin an ass slant super
intendent of the Metropolitan Life In
surance company has been transferred
nom Cairo 20 Little Rock. Ark W.
has gone To assume hi- new dutie-
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The Peters Lee had 35G2 packages
for Memphia on her trip down the
other day The Stacker Lee had l.
S24 packages.
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Mt. and Airs Frank P-enii-- Aver
and dangntei Of Elizabeth. y J.. ar
rived last night 10 visit Mrs. Ayers
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew L0hr
who are residing temporarily on
Twentysecond street near Walnut
street.
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Mrs. H. L. shofner WAC has been the
guest Of Rev. aad Ms. Chas. H. Arm
strong. left Yesterday TO- her home in
Shelbyyille. Tenn. accompanied by
the latter who will visit her parents
Mr. asd Mrs y VI shofner
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Among residents Of the county WIN
transacted business here YESTERDAY
were Mes-rs. Edw Abenat1ie of Nc
Clure. Smith Billingsley of East Cape
Girsrdeau. and Nathan Kelly of
Thebes.
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Perhaps He Might

Bings-Do you play the violin. Mr.
smyrtslecks
Mr.. smyrtaleck-R Really. dunno,
{ never tried
BYRON WILLIAMS
r. ron want strictly first class uphol-
ering or mattress making; leather
work a specially; or repairing. address
". l. HARPER.
P1stofice, Genera, Delivery
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Now this sounds sincere and should
be most interesting to the fair young
ladies who read this paper: Editor
Young Of the Berwick ~. D. Forum
Is advertising thus for a feminine com
Danion Who is willing to share Iuy
lot? II is corner lot"