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Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1906-02-21
SENECA MILL VOTES PREFERRED STOCK
Mr.. Hammond Says Property Is Now Safe
Vote Was Unanimous.
[Greenville News, February Ill

Greenville News, February II.
By unanimous vote the stockholders
of the Seneca Cotton Mills, in special
meeting at the Bank of Seneca yesterday
morning, agreed to increase the capital
stock from about $208,0OO to $4OO, 900,
issuing 100000 of first preferred stock.
This will enable the management to take
up several pressing obligations, including
the $4,000 of protested notes given
under the Duncan administration and
recently placed in suit by the American
National Bank of Spartanburg, and will,
it is understood, place the plant, always
considered promising textile property,
in a fair way to begin earning dividends
again.
The stockholders elected these direc.
tors: Francis j. Pelzer, of Charleston; !;
Malcolm Campbell, of Woonsocket, r. L. ;
Frank M. Cary, of Seneca; Frank Ham
mond; of Greenville, and Frank NJ. Jor-
dan, of Seneca.
The directors reelected Malcolm
Campbell, of Woonsocket, president;
FraIk Hammond, of this city, treasurer
and general manager, and Flank Nj. Jor-
dan, of Seneca, secretary. MIR. Ham
mond's management of the property
since his election as treasurer and general
manager upon the retirement of former
President Duncan, was heartily approved
aud he will retain practical control. The
knowledge that the mill finances were in
his hands has done much to strengthen
the confidence of timid stockholders i'm
the ultimate prosperity of the plant.
The plan which the stockholders
unanimously approved yesterday is the
same which they voted down January
Goth, through misunderstanding of its
purpose. 1t is understood that of the
total present capitalization of 100000
about 1926, 900 has already been sub
scribed and there will be no trouble in
raising the balance.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1906-02-21
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Fort Th win buy tnzer erbeauseH
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Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-07-30

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~l>t&@s@r ssthf =. T. e.. h,,x&
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-07-30
seT,et veR PUBLICATIONS


l@E@ss@sEs a sts 2Etxr3E. Las O.
IL. II S&E.A ". Asm asxats.. 1aas
=. 1T
sssks Il hereby g.ssn thxt tae f.
@ssags&nsa sssTsss kas tea n&sMe
q LIS sEtsnasem 10 H4se flrsl prres
n sgEEGss q - eA&in. a. -. sAas
TEas1 MI ~ naa9s hsf0se ths rnaEsa
States CoEs CexGmlssoner - LAs
VEGAS. NJ Asxaoo. O. August -.
I'D. viz: isak~i Garcia. CagssExn,
San Nigasl Cewnsy. Nsx Nsxseo. ~
tie lots !. : aEe =. n W -. = 4 ID.
Set, -. and : = "a. y w -, See. -,
T. ~ n. H. - r.
He naEnss TIE .aowlns witnesses
Go prove his eoEtAasoGs r~ss'ssrce -
on snA cglfiyaaina N sid iand. six.:
Easenae saias - Eoraz0a. SeS Mr-
bee: Fsisx Garcia ef Las Vegas. Sss
Mexico: Andrss Para n chaperiso.
Sew Mexico: DoninTo naea - Chap
critic. New Mexico.
MANUEL r. OTERo. Register.
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Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-07-30
ne BEAT Up yFK9APfl'
QllfsPoxDfyT N OKLA.


t'mtaEse. O. r.. Jaay 81 sensa,
sMa 49, created here SATURDAY. xhen
oFsiak FraEsE. secretary. and = hsush,
- n G0sesnoT franaI. called coEh
saaehsG. sae IL the most prurEin@as
ns~sIaqeE esgnesgzadents In Gala
asEa. tEs0 . stairway Al The ssrYaseF-
iai afsSess ard ssEusk him ssyerz.
tines 10 The fane. ~infliesins painful
hEaas@s- FEmHa1 gas ine.nssa NJ star
Be- which ssEeAst had wrfssen a late
relative a. the investigation of Coy.
tsD0r fEansz and insolging Oryille. his
hTcshsr.
saEshsT VAS passing along the
street In f.0sf o. the territorial off,
ees Saturday xh~n 0ryiile Fran,x.
Who xas staining u, The foot u the
stairs sesaing 10 the governors office.
called Ssrchet inside. seized him hy
The hzif, and landed several blows
upon the correspondents face about
the left eye and forehead sarehes
says that be- thought fransx wanted
10 talk with him. 80 was nos expect.
ing trouble. and vas taken by sur.
prise. Sarchss says thar AFTER rsieas.
ing him, Orviile Frantx said that n he
continued his attacks In the papers
he would do the same thing again.
Sarchet vent 90 a doctors office and
received treatment and found that his
eyeeaii MAS not injured. although
there we're several cuts In the flesh
over his left eye.
The governors brother 10 a Harvard
graduate. and an athlete Of consider.
able reputation. After the trouble he
went 20 the city hall and paid a fine,
and the incident was dropped for the
time being. although there may be fur.
Their developments.
The persons Who are assisting In
the Frantz investigation will probably
see that the incident IL brought 10
the attention of the president. and u
may have a bearing On the final out
come cf the investigation.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-07-30

NOTICE sea puolicATioN.
tsenessesd Essry. No s1>S-

Department - the rnseraos. Lad O.
flee at Santa Fe. M Nexieo July
:. .sHs
Notice II hsrshy sissn that the foi.
lowing named settler has filed notice
a his Inssntion 20 make final proof In
SUPPORT 81 his claim. and that sxsd
pEoof viii BE- made before the Tni.e~
States Court Commissioner n Las We
ras. New Mexico. on Aubust 3. 1854
viz: Marcus Gomez. of Tremensin4
San Miguel County. New MEXICO. f0
the n w II, Sec. -. +. III n. X. - -
He names the following witnesses
10 PROVE his continuous residence NJ
On and cultivation a said land. via:
David Sandoysi. Las yegas: Daonicio
Arason Of TreDentina. New Mexico:
Esouipuia Jarsmilio of Trementina.
New Mexico: FloFeneio Pscheco 81
Tremsnsina. New Mexico.
MANUEL r. oTERo. Register.
ia
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-07-30

Cutler Ranch Resort.

In the beautiful Rociada valley
near the mountains. A delightful
place TO spend the summer. Good
fishing nearby. Tents for those Who
wish them. Carriage goes TO Las "
gas for the present when necessary.
Regular trip viii Re made later.
No charge for transportation for par.
ties by the month: transportation on
heavy baggage must be paid for atthe
rate Of about IS cents per hundred.
Colorado telephone connects 10 with
Las Vegas. For terms wats q
phone Cutler Ranch.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-07-30

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Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-07-30

esssssnsi uniea - America. Meets
flrst and third Tuesday evenings a
each mosth in The Weolnan I'm q
Sixth street. st O'Clock. M Dnma
Besriagss. =. T.: ". q. Ksasiss. -
Eetasy.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-07-30
WOODEN LEG DA.
LY'SfIRSI CONCERN


Burglars. aass warning: II soa
must have y little easy mossy. aons
Wy 10 sss u n William C. Days
hoas@. far h. via tale everything yea
hare. says tie Sss YorE Nessd One
~ tie craft aFssc 90 seal tho noasd
f~aFfnanfs kara~srnea cash ~ lis
hoasa IN hunseTesa. Hroaalsn, 80
Tuesday nishs. and before "bsll" gus
through 9Th him he had tie naEaat
sTis hat. e63s. shoes and revolver,
Nearly everybody within . radius
a q hundred miles knoss William T..
LAZY. For years be las been q sue
cessful tngfman. In t~sntg YEATS b.
has accumulated teeeAsAs In ready
cash and real estate.
Knowing thai Father Bill" keeps
near At hand large snInes ~ menss
the burglar tried % take IL from hin.
He must have heard thai BIZ has
q wooden leg. and judged that be
vas an easy man TO handle. u be
had known as we'll a. race soeTs do
he would have realized that DAILY Ii
- tough n a pine knot and afraid of
neither man q beast.
The Burglar Appears
About /. O'Clock On Tuesday night.
while the tarfman . sleeping. a
man rang the hell. and when Days
sistsrin-iaw answered II the visitor
asked. Dues Mr.. Jackson live hers:'
NO" she replied. w. e. DAILY. the
horseman." The stranger thanked
her for her courtesy and departed.
This man was the burglar. Daily had
just moved into the house No. 1905
Avenue U. and II was to make certain
that he had found the right place that
the gentleman Il the jimmy asked the
name Of It's occupant.
Two hours later DAILY vas brought
from the land Of dreams by his wife,
Who poked him 10 the ribs and xhis.
pered: BILL. there's a burglar In the
house. This h no joke. He has just
gone downstairs. Be careful. don't
follow him until you get your reyol-
YER"
The sequence IL best told In Daly's
own words:
When my wife told me there was
q burglar In the house, my first
thoughts were not Of my money. bu:
Of my pistol and my wooden leg. The
former was locked up IN my desk
downstairs: the latter was lying a,
the head Of the bed. ] reached out
and put that on. Then was able "a
cope with any man. While strappins
IL on ! whispered to my wife:
Nellie. when ] reach the foot al
the stairs. you go TO the window and
yell Police: Murder! Watch" tina,
will frighten the burglar and then
can attend to him.
Il crept downstairs and looking
over the bannisters saw the robbie,
trying to break In my desks. He YVES
corked up so as to look like a niger
The Burglar Escapes
When ] reached the foot Of the
stairs my wife began to scream Thi:
frightened the burglar. and just as b.
came through the door ! grabbed him
I Knocked his revolver from his hand
grabbed him by the throat and threw
him over a table. He sauirmed from
under me and out Of his coat. N,
hands slipped, but caught hold Of hi
shirt. This was SO rotten that h,
managed to free himself and he dash
ed out Of the frost door which he has
previously left open.
That burglar was faster than an.
Of my horses. for he beat everybody I,
the a tracks and then got away
When I looked the ground over after
ward. I discovered that he had left hi
coat, hat and shoes and a revolver
He may have all Of his things II h
will only return"
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-07-30

Chapman Lodge. No. 2. A. ~ 4. n.
Regular communications 10 and ard
Thursdays In each month. Visiting
brothers cordially invited. G. d
Boucher, ". u: Charles II. spor
leder, Secretary.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-07-30
JAPAN FORCES KOREA INTO
sueJEcTioN pRoTEcToRATE

Victoria, B. c., July 3G.-Tbe steam.
sr Athenian. which arrived yesterday
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-07-30

kasOass = CssoDeas Dees svaJ
secosl md fosssA Tsssaay - -
moath @ he Fsssessal BsekAss1os1
hall. Visitors welcomed. J. = No
llahan. q. K: Fsa.k 6tsass. y. q.
F~ssssensi unien - America. Meess
flrst and third Tuesday evenings a
each noeth IN The Wsolnaa I'm -
Sixth street. at Q O'Clock m unne
Dessiasss. =. T.: ". q. Kssgiss. -
retayy.
Chapman Lodge. No. 2. A. r. L A. n.
Regular communications 10 and ard
Thursdays In each month. Visiting
brothers cordially invited. G. d.
Boucher, ". u: Charles n. spor.
ieder. Secretary.
Rebekah Lodge, .. o. o. p. meets
second aud fourth Thursday evenings
of each month at the !. o. o. +. hall.
Mrs. Matte q. Gariick. nobie grand:
Mrs. Ida Hedrcock. vicegrand: Mrs
Clara Bell. secretary: Mrs.. Sarah
Roberts, treasurer.
Hedmen meet in Fraternal Brother
hood Hall. every second and fourth
Monday sleep at the eighth run
Visiting brothers always welcome 10
the wigwam. r. G. Lipsitt. saehem:
c. r. o'Malley. chief Of records: r. d.
Fries. collector Of wanpum.
e.p.o.E., uneets second and fourth
Tuesday evenings each month. q
Knights II Pythias Hall. Visiting
brothers are cordially invited.
HAlL1ETT RAYNOIDe,
Exalted Ruler.
r. n BIAUvELT. Sec.
EasssFn Star, Regular comnraica-
ton second and fourth Thursday even.
ings Of each month. All visiting broth.
en- and sisters are cordially invited.
Nra. J. b Reed. worthy .matroa:
8. r. Desrth. ". r.: Mrs.. Emma
Benedict, Sec.; Mn. a. n. Howell.
Treas.
l. o. o. r, las veoas Lodge, No. .,
meets every Monday evening at their
hall, Sixth street. All visiting breth'
rem cordially invited to attend. G.
W. G. Ward. N. G.; r. o. williams, v
G.: A. ]. Wertz, secretary: w. Z
Critics, treasurer; c. v. Hedgcock
cemetery trustee.
1.-THE Fratsrnal erothsrheed, No. 100,
meets every Friday night Ut their
hall In the Schmidt building. west Of
Fountain square. at 8 O'Clock. Visiting
members are always welcome.
JAMES n. COOK.
President.
Mas Katie Burchell. Secretary.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-09-28
Report of War Department on I'm.
proVements in Kentucky River
PILOTS on Small Boats,

The Cincinnati Enquirer says: "Thc
War Department has made the follow.
ling report on the improvement work
on the Kentucky river during the last
| fisca year The work on Lock II is
now in progress During the last year
the river wall was completed and
| three sections of the dam built in
side of the lock cofferdam. The lower
approach wall and wing were com
lplcted and considerable embankment
placed behind them. The lock gates
We're erected and are ready for testing
land some of the maneuvring machin-
cry for gates and valves was set. Elk
oavating the rock for abutment and
end dam is well advanced and a begin
ming made on the cofferdams for the
bility of the site making it hard to
keep labor and getting repair work
done, and on account of the necessity
OF good concrete material, the work
has not Progressed as rapidly as hoped
fof but unlesh unexpected accidents
happen or high water prevails this
summer it is probable that The work
will he completed early in the fail.
The contract is about 50 per cent com
pleted. The local survey for determ-
lining the site for Lock ~ was made
and test borings are now being I'M
dertaken. Levels were run and a sur
vey made from the proposed site of
Lock II to Beattyvile to determine
the location Of Dams 10 and H."
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-09-28
THE CIVIL SERVICE
Examinations to Be Held in Cairo
Next Month to Fill Vacancies
In Various Departments.

The United States Civil Service
commission announces examination
LAT Cairo Illinois. for positions AMI
dates as follows:
October 17-ls-a civil engineer for
departmental .srriec to- nll a vacancy
Is Junior civil engineer. at a salary of
$1,000 per anuum. ia rro Engineer De
parimcnt at Iar-" Uaojn.. T.
trniiou is invited TO The fact that.
while the specific vacancy mentioued
rs in the Philippines. the position is
not in the Philippine service. but I'M
der the control Of the war depart
ment.
October 2i-Engineer and earpen
or TO in vacancy in the Indian ser
vice at Winnehago. Ncb.. salary 5000
per annum.
Oc-ober 2f-Law clerk. TO fiji va
,ancies in the position of coDyi-t in
the BueIeau Of Indian affairs. De
lariment 81 the Interior. salary 5000
Der annum.
October 24-Electrotyper's helpers .
floor handl 10 fill vacancies in the
government printing office. Wa hing /
on. D. G. at ioc per hour OF 1929
ier diem.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-09-28
the WEATHER


The bulletin issued by the Depart.
ment Of Agriculture under date OF
Sept. "a indicates that since March
Cairo had deficiency in rain of 3
inches and an average daily deficiency
In temperature Of 0.3 of a degree.
The total rain fall from March 10
September "a was 2lH.
The third day OF autumn and the
third day of rain closed yesterday,
with a maximum Temperature of 60,
minimum &C and at p. m, g. The
rainfall measured .0S of an inch,
though it drizzlad nearly all day. The
features of yesterdays government
bulletin were storm conditions al New
Orleans, barometer 1926 and
wind As miles per hour. Rain was
reported from 30 points, throughout.
the Ohio and Mississippi valleys, the
heaviest being l14 inches at Louis
vile, and "a al New Orleans
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-09-28

The river market 17G feet on In,
Cairo gauge at 4 p. m. yesterday. show
| iag a rise cf Is fcct in "A hours On,
/ year ago il marked 271 feet
Rising rivers were reported yester
day as follows; Cincinnati Of. Louis
vile Of, Evansville o.. Mt Vernon
los. Nj. Carmel col. Paducah 0G. St
Louis 0.2, Chester O.3.
The Stacker Lee will leave s.
Louis today for cairo and Memphis.
The PetersLee was in port sever
al hours yesterday from St Louis
bound for Memphis. She made liberal
additions here.
The Wash IIonshell brought TWO
barges of logs from the lower river
yesterday.
The City OF Saltillo from Riverton
was here one hour clearing for 81.
Louis about noon.
The Dick Fowler was The paducah
packet yesterday with good business.
The Katherine came mp with "a
barge of lumber for Cairo
The Neptune ramo out FROM Padr
'ah with 4 derrick boat aud an empiv
IsrEe
The government steamer VIM. r
King came up the river last night and
went TO ST Louis. towing quariorI
BOAT
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-09-28

Frank Hutchinson ct ux 10 Caroline
Hutchinson, city Of Cairo. first add.
ton lots % and 30. blocks a. $3.50.
Henry Thompson ct TX 10 Elizabeth
f. Kane and Thomas N. Kane wd.
City Of Cairo. lot 10. block IS. $4,000
Charles Feuchter, Jr.. ct al to Ella
Omer Green swd., city of Cairo. first
Feuchter & Lansdin addition. lots
p and p, block 3. $3.50.
Charles Bauy ct ux to Lucy Gaines
wd. lot 90. block 3. 5000.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-09-28
Called 70 Decatur.

\ postal card received from Rev
George p. Hostcr d H. informs ma
that he has received and accepted a
call from ST Johns Episcopal church
of Decatur, Ill., He expects to leave
Camden ~ j.. where he is, aboat
October LIST and win begin work in
his new field The third Sunday 10 next
month DR.. Holster says that he finds
it impossible to remain away from
the best state in the Union.-Cen.
ralia Democrat.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-09-28
Fifteen Ton Pilots.

The following has been issued: You
are informed that a pilot holding a
regular pilots license on steam YES
sells of any tonnage or motor vessels
Of over fifteen tons cannot take charge
and operate or navigate motor YES.
sells of fifteen tons and undeS~arrying
passengers for hire under the author.
ity Of his license Pilots desiring to
operate motor boats Of fifteen tons
and under, as provided for in depart
ment circular No. l15, can obtain II
ccnsc Of this class by filing their appli-
cation with any local board of steam
boat inspectors.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-09-28
REMAINS ARRIVE
Body OF Louis Herbert Brought %
Csiro-Funersl Will Be Held
Saturday Afternoon.

The remains Of the late I.ouis Her
bert we're bro ght home from ST
here on the iIlliDoisshrdlueta Oihrdm
Louis yesterday afternoon. arriving
here on the Illinois Central train at
2 O'Clock. 4 number Of old friends ~
the decedent were al the alton and
escorted the remains TO the residence
Of Peter Day on Washington avenue.
Messra- Peter Day and Harry Cush-
man and Mrs. Ebert returned to Cairo
with the body
The funeral will De held Saturday
afternoon. the details 10 be announced
later.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-09-28
In Honor Of the Pastor.

The bad weather did not prevent 2
large number from attending the re.
cutie given last night at the Cairo
taDtis, church in honor Of Rev. and
MIS- T j. Por er, who leave soon for
'crf -..t Ala. tneir faure home.
ministers of other denominations
were present To say a regretful fare
wei 10 their fellow worker and a
of city officials and represen-
iatives Of the various churches were
among the guests.
The church was beautifully decor
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-09-28

ated with golden-rod. this lovely fall
flower harminizing well with the in
terror decorations of the church. Pitt.
mans orchestra played beautiful mn
sic for the occasion.
Misses Ethel Charles and Edith Hill
served frappe. The success Of the af
fair is due largely TO the efforts OF
Miss Madge Zimmerman who arranged
all the details.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-09-28
SUITS FILED FOR
OCTOBER TERM
OF CIRCUIT COURT INDICATES A
BUSY SESSlON-TWELVE
DIVORCE SUITS TO BE
TRIED.
TODAY is LAST CHANCE
Second Monday in October With
Judge w. NJ, Butler
Presiding,

All cases for trial at the October
Term of circuit court must be filed In
the office of Circuit Clerk Lee B.
Davis before midnight tonight, the
legal limitation. Court convenes the
second Monday in October
Suits have been filed as follows:
Joseph Burnett VS.. Frank NJ.
Moore.
sena Tyson vs.. George Tyson, di.
yorce
Diana E. Mckenzie and Sarah
Louise Clark VS.. Zoe Bell Roth, ct al.
partition.
CyIille A, Marchildon administrator
of estate of Joseph NJ Murphy VS. the
Illinois Central railroad company
John Knowles VS. PadUcah and
Cairo Steam Packe, company, tres
pass.
viii Cook VS.. Paducah and Cairo
Steam Packet company, trespass.
Levi Thompson VS. Paducah and
Cairo Steam Packet company, tres
pass.
Dennis Farrow VS. Paducah and
Cairo Steam Packet company. tres
pass.
James f. Rodgers VS.. Paducah and
Cairo Steam Packet company tres
pass.
Frank NJ. Moore VS.. Joseph Bur
nett. case.
Angelina Reynolds VS.. John f.
Reynolds. divorce
Leva Blanton vs.. Eura Rlanton, di-
yorce.
Mary Hall VS. Lincoln Hall, divorce |
Ella Vaughn VS.. Elisha Vaughn di-
torce.
Monroe King VS.. Beular King. di-
5orce.
Sarah A. Campbell VS., Joseph
divorce
Lottie Pain VS. John Pain, divorce
George Fl. Parker ct al VS.. Mae w
Parker ct al partition.
Nettie Pitcher VS. Thomas Pitcher,
livorce
Mortimer F. Kelley G, al VS.. May
}rankel ct al, contribution and relief
Mary r. Sutton VS.. Richard NJ. Sut
on, divorce.
Danl. F. Mccarthy VS.. Ernest w.
ones and Gertrude ]. Jones. assump-
IT,
Ada phelps lanes VS.. Garfield AT
hur James divorce,
Lee b. Davis administrator of es-
ate Of Leslie c. Atberton IS. Orsa-
nus Greenley, assumps;t
City National bank VS.. Benjamin
ones ct al, assumpsit
Koehler & Campbell VS. John Hal
day attachment.
George w. Kraft VS., John Elvin ct
. foreclosure.
Dreyfuss, Well & Company. VS.
ichaid r. Powers. assumpsit.
The Mayer Bros. Co VS.. Richard e
overs, assumr-it.
j. d. Lynch VS.. Maurice Fitzgerald :
al, partition
L. NJ. Rumley Manufacturing Com
ny VS. Michael j. WaIder, a stump.
c. P Treat VS.. Edmund J. Hodges, II
Thomas w. Warrick VS.. Paducah
d Cairo Steam Packet company, -
Spas ~
w. l.. Borcn AMI Oliver p. Hurd
rtners in w l.. Boren Lumber com. =
NY V Charles p. Powers, assump- "
Kellogg. MacKay-Came company "
Michael j. NaiGer. assumpsit. ~
christopher L. Smith W. Ida Smith. III
orce IT.
tn
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-09-28
Congressional Committee Organizes.

Congressional Committee Organizes.
The newly elected Republican com
mittee for this, the Twenty-fifth con
giessional district, met at Murphys-
boro Tuesday and organized for tho
campaign The officers elected were
as follows: Chairman, DR. H. c. Ad-
derry, Of Chester, tQ succeed Postmas-
ter w. p Slack, of Carbondale: sec.
rotary f. J. Eichorn, of Du Quoin. TO
succeed Editor Harry l.. Frier, of Ben.
ton.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-09-28
Marine Ennineers Meet

The Marine Engineers Association
No. IS, met last night at their hall
to make arrangements to receive and
entertain the national president Of
the organization Mr. Frank A. Jones,
also delegates from lodges of st.
Louis, Paducah, Memphis, Evansville
and other places A three days SEES
sion will be held in Cairo beginning
October H.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-09-28
Celebrated a Birthday.

Mrs. Charles Ort, of 400 Twenty
ninth street entertained last evening
la celebration of the birthday of her
ster Miss Bertha Rude. The even.
ing pashed pleasantly for all the par.
Elephants, games, music and refresh.
ments contributing to the evenings
program.
The guests were: Misses Bessie
Gooch lone McNulty Maude Ingram
Gertrude Ingram. Mollie Calvin:
Messrs. Lowell Buchanan. Frank
Snow. Joe McNulty. VIII Etheridge
Isaac Wagner George Cox, Robert
Scott.