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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1906-06-27

BROOKLYN.
June


Mrs. Nellie Philips, who has been i'll, is
better.
Yacht Aurora has gone to Rockland for
few days.
Mrs. Grace Jones and son, of Rockland,
are in town.
Miss Bernice Mayo is in charge at the
Haven postoffice.
B. t. Sowle and wife, of Ellsworth, were
in town last week.
The Misses Key, of Chattanooga, Tenn,
arrived on the Pemaquid Tuesday.
Mr.. Thompson, of Washington, d. @,
has arrived at his cottage for the season.
The shallenburgers arrived at their cot
tage at West End, Friday, for the summer.
j. F. Staples and wife, of Surry, were in
town last week, the guests of their niece,
Mrs. Fred Phillips.
Mrs. Moses Joyce, OF Deer Isle, is in
town getting her house ready for occu-
pancy for the season.
Miss Mildred Smith and Miss Ncttie
Gott came from Washington, ID. c., Tues
day, where they have spent the winter.
Yacht Indra was In the harbor few
days last week. Fred Phillips, of this
place, is captain. Fred Stewart and Clar-
ence Stanley are of the crew.
Farther Lights will hold their last meet
ing for the season Wednesday evening.
Subject, South Africa. A social will be
held at the close of the meeting.
Alanson fl. Sherman died at his home
June %, after long illness OF heart
trouble. Services were held Sunday, June
"a, Rev. A. W. Bailey officiating.
June q. UNE FEMME.
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WEST FRANKLIN.

Irving Springer has gone to Seal Hasbos
for the summer.
Schools closed Friday, after proatabis
terms OF ten weeks.
Frank Bradbury and others attended
the democratic convention al Bangor.
The county grange at IAmoine and the
circus at Ellsworth were well represented
by this section.
Haying viii be late. Grass IS looking
well on land in good condition. Consii-
cradle planting has been done the pas,
week on lnw land.
Mrs. Olive Bliss and Two daughters,
formerly Of Franklin, but Tor the past
thirty years residents Of Kansas, are visit
ing relatives bere.
June -. CHEER
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souNp.
June o.

Sidney Bracy has purchased na,
Miss Nina Butler is EMPLOYEE :. !
Sargent's. " T. z.
Miss winitred Sargent. q, ~,
Harbor, is visiting relatives here 9''n'a''
Mr.. and Mrs. Warren Brown =.
ceiving congratulations on ,bo MI r.
son. sh OF
Mrs. Alice Alley, Of Trenton
ployed for the season at Mrs. A 4 sn'
phys Aur-
Quite a party enjoyed iee.ers.m
cake a, "old Home ON the ersas. ana
June q. lang Of
Miss Mildred wasgatt is at hora .
Bartiett's Island, where she has H., I ~
ished fourteen weeks term Of 49,, ~u'
The "oid Home was openad =.
season. June q. Mrs. E. c. sargan, sAe
charge of the tea house this vss, ~ rA'
genial hospitality OF her house /. -. -,
known, and all join in wishing he, ~, wa
cess in this new enterprise.
June %.
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SEAL COVE.

Miss Emily Sawyer is visiting re,,,,-,.
in Scdgwick.
George Robbins, of opeeche. Il Visits.
relatives in town.
Roland Ashley, who is emplovsa =.
night Waterman at Seaside inn, Seal IA,
Dor, left Thursday TO enter upon hi, du,,,
there.
Capt. ]. II. Rumiil, with crew. /. uu,.
ting the roads in good shape. The work
has been long delayed, owing to the We,
weather.
Many are panied to hear Of the s,,,v
drath OF Mrs. Levi A. Wyman. Mrs. Wv.
man was well known here as Miss No,i,s
Cashmsn, having spent several scar. herr
when her father, the late J. T. cashmsn
carried on lumber business in this plac,
She made many friends, who extend
heartfelt, sympathy to the stricken family.
june Is.
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EDEN
June %,


The rain was much nseded for crops in
this vicinity.
The fourth degree viii be conferred by
the grange at the next meeting.
Miss Mabel Smith left Friday to visit
friends at New Portland and Hsrpswel!.
Miss Florence Warren, of Abbot, a
former teacher in Eden, is visiting friends
here.
]. X. Garland and George Rinaldo are
still at work with the road machine. The
roads are being improved.
Sixteen members Of Bay View grange
attended Green Mountain Pomona at
I.amoine, Tuesday Of last week.
June %. :.
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M,KINI.EY.

Miss Bessie Eaton Is at home from He
bron academy.
v IL. Latty and family, OF West
fremont, have moved here for the summer.
Mrs. William Thurston and SON Fred
are spending few days at Crabtree Ledge
light station.
Douglas Richardson and William
Thurston, of Westbrook seminary, arrived
home yesterday.
Frank Cotton, OF Petit Menan light
station, has been the guest of Austin G.
Young for a few days.
The social dance in Mt. Desert hall
Wednesday evening was well attended
All report good time. Music was fur
nished by Kelley & Ray, OF Bar Harbor.
June q. ANON.
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SOUTH DEER ISLE.

Frank Steele, who has been at work In
Bangor, is at home for the summer.
L. K. Stinson and William Stinson
bought horses in Rockland Saturday.
Grace L. Hatch, of SomervilIe, came
Wednesday to spend her vacation with
Der grandparents, Seth Hatch and wife.
Mrs. John E. Robbins, OF AlIston, win
open her house here on Saturday. Her
daughters, Eva and Alice, viii come later.
Mrs. Fred Rackliff, who has spent the
last eight months at Hall Quarry, came
home Saturday. She was accompanied by
her daughters, Beatrice and Berniee. Mr..
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4 AMERICAN has Subscribers at I07
/ IN post-o6ices In Hancock county.
other papers in the County COM
o not reach so many. THE AMERr-
not the only paper printed in
,ck county. and has Meier claimed to
q is the ontv paper that can prop
called COUNTY paper; al the
{ merely local papers. The circaia-
THE AMERICAN, barring the Bar
Records summer list, Is larger
tat of all the other papers printed
cock county.
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HANCOCK POINT.

Herbert Young viii open his store at
the Point June %.
George Phillips is tending the postoffice
at the Point for the summer.
Miss Daisy Chester has returned home
from visit with her sister, Mrs. Rollins
Dobbin, at Moosabeag light.
Howard Crabtree, of Massachusetts,
with his family and mother, has ar
rived to spend the summer in their old
home.
Grace Mcfarland, who recently gradu-
ated from the Bangor high school, is
spending her vacation with her mother in
their cottage here.
June Is. n
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soMEsyILL.E.

Or. Joseph Jastrow, OF Madison, Wis.
arrived Sunday.
DIR. Grindle and NJ. l.. Allen are in Port
land on business.
Mrs. William Il. Somes, who has been
ON the sick list for the past week, is con-
valescent.
l.. T.. Holmes and son, OF Northeast
Harbor, were the guests of NJ. l.. Allen
over Sunday.
Mrs A. g. Sanderson and children, OF
Columbus, o., are with Mrs. Sanderson's
parents, I. 5. somes and wife, for the
summer.
A. ]. somes has returned from Fryeburg
academy, where he has been attending
school for the past year. MIR. Somes Is to
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arc as common In india as are stoH'sea
and liver disorders with us. For Ihs Nv
ter however there Is a sure remedy E'ee-
trio Bitters; the great restorative u'ediels'
OF which ). A. Brown, Of Bennetlsydle, >
C., says: .They restored my vile 70 ~.
feet health, after years 81 suffering VIZ
dyspepsia and a chronically torpid llys'
Elecirie Rikters cure chills and ieWi'
malaria. bniOusness. lame back, Gidhty
trouble ana bladder disorders. sod q
guarantee by h. q. AooRE' druggs-
Price SOC.
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FRANKLIN ROAD.

Miss Nellie Hutchins has returned after
spending the winter in New York.
F. A. Black and wife recently vSsi ed
Mrs. Blacks sister, Mrs. A. f. Tracey.
Edna and Clarence Graves, Of Brighton,
Mass, are spending the summer with
their grandparents, Calvin P. Graves and
wife.
9. +. Scribner, station agent, is taking
deserved vacation OF few weeks at his
old home in Danforth. F. s. Crabtree Il
acting as agent and is boarding al e. II.
Tracey's.
June d n
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Rackliff, who has worked at Hall Quarry
the last eight months, came in his row
boat. Monday, when about two miles
from land, he fired at bird, and in some
way the shot passed through his hand.
He pluckily bandsged his arm and rowed
to North Brooklin, the nearest land. From
there me reached home at noon. where Drs.
Wasgatt and Hutehins took OF one finger
AT present he is doing nicely.
lime % fu
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SPEC.
EAsTRRooK.

Schools closed last week.
Miss Eva Springer, of East Franklin, is
visiting MISS Flora Wilbur for a few days.
Walter Glow, wife and little daughter
Josephine have gone To AIachias to visit
Mrs. CLOVIS parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Lyons.
Miss Nina Wilbur, who has gone to
Southwest Harhor to work through The
summer, made visit TO her brother Fred
at Swans Island on her way there.
Harry W. Rowe, of Pittsheld, who
preached here last summer, graduated in
the class OF 1906 at the Maine Central
Institute, and has returned here to preach
again this summer.
The wedding OF Miss Lillian L. Wilbur
TO George II. Newey, of Winterport, took
place at the home OF the brides mother,
Mrs Calista Wilbur, of this place, June
20. Rev. $. c. Whitcomb, Of Bangor, Of
ficiated.
The grange socisble was a success, the
net proceeds being about s13. Much credit
is due Miss Knowles and Miss Chandler,
of Franklin, who furnished music and
singing, also William Lowrie, who kindly
assisted with his graphophone.
June Is. GEM.
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NORTH sEDGwicK.

The school a. North sedgwics, taught
by Mrs. v S. Haskell, Of South Brooks
VILE, closed Thursday, june 2, after q
successful term Of Ten weeks. In small
school of only twenty pupils, there vers
seven who we're not absent one session
Clarence Carter. Eric Ci0-son, Austin
Staples, Iva Ciosson. Harold staples,
Bernire Carter aud Leslie Carter. PrlIes
tor scholarship were awarded Bernie
Carter, Pay LarteT, Austin staples and
Leslie Carter. The pupils took interest
their studies and stroye tor promotion.
June -. SPEC.
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be employed at the Kimhan
Northeast Harbor during the spm mD.se Il
in the fall will resume his stua,a. ,' but
academy at Fryeburg. s - the
June "a,
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June Is.

my child was burned terribly about the
lace, neck and chest. I applied Or. Thomas
Eciectric Oil. The pain ceased and the child
sank into restful sleep."-Mrs. Nancy NJ
Hanson, Hamburg, y. Y.-Adrt.
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NnRrn RRooXsYn.lE.

The funeral of the late Mrs. Hattie Mel
win, wife of Lawrence Varnum, and only
daughter Of James Greene, whose death
occurred Tuesday morning, wss held We'd
nesday, June 20, at 2 O'Clock. A large
number OF relatives and friends gathered
to pay their last tribute Of love and re-
spect. BY request OF the deceased, Rev.
a. b. Carter spoke from Psalm 23-f-''The
Lord is my shepherd, shall not want"
Many members OF Cecilia Rebekah lodge,
OF which Mrs. Varnum was a charter
member, attended in body. The flowers
were very beautiful, testifying to the
love and respect OF the giyers. The bear
ers were members of Coy. Brooks lodge,
1. o. o. F. Mrs. varnum leaves a husband,
son, father, twin brother, and large
number of friends. Much sympathy is
felt here for the aged father.
June 25. C.
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hoping that she win still claim Southwest
Harbor as home. Mrs. Randsll's sons are
employed in Boston.
June 25 SPRAY.
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All the last regular grange meeting on
Thursday evening, it being also the birth
day anniversary OF afrs. A. r. Cousins,
the worthy master, Mrs. Curtis Durgain,
ordered treat in her honor. Mrs.
Cousins greatly appreciated the honor
thus shown her.
June - SPEC.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-02-06

Several important subjects viii
coao up before tae cty council tonight
which promises % make il a meeting
of more than ordinary interest. One
of them is The CITY Lighting proposi-
Jon. which has been favorably re-
ported by the committee and pifl prob.
ably go through The proposition has
been very fully presented 10 the read
ers Of The Bulletin, and there seems TO
be little ground for objection 70 Ii
under existing circumstances. BY the
delay In accepting it for SO long a
time the city has already lost a
considerable sum Of money and there
has been no sort Of compensation for
the outlav- nothing whatever has been
gained. The contract is for five years
during which time the city will prob
ably be able to place herself in a
position TO secure q better arrange
ment Ii is reasonably certain that
the city can not place herself in that
posi- ION Under five years and il seems
folly ID throw away the money sine
might ave during that time.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-02-06
PUBLIC IMPROVEMENT.

On ini page Of The Bulletin
this morning appears a cross section
view of Mayor Par ems plan for tac
Improvement of Washington avenue
An explanation Is given in connection
With thc sketch which viii probaalv
give every one very fair idea of what
the plan embraces. The mayor has
given the ubject much thought and has
gone TO some expense By way OF pre-.
liminary work, and the plan seem
very complete The undertaking is a
great one and if carried throueh will
give the ciiy as grand a boulevard as
any CITY of is size can boast IT, The
mayor fayo brick fer the roadways
with good concrete bottom Brick
can be- had cheaper and work can De
done cheaper under large contracts
such as this would be. ans ne cost per
Improvements have always led private
moi be as great by comparison, ar ibe
Ohio street pavement
The mayors plan for Washington
avenue as .hua outlined in Keeping
With the spirit OF tbe times iu tti.
cry ana lut a part of The general
plan for Improving lhe cly. 10 is gen
orally recognized thaL while i'm other
communiucs which have made pro.
gress in ma erial Development public
imDror nolf havc always Ied private
imnroyc ycncnis. here n Cairo he policy
has bc "a fhe reverse of that for O.
n1uber ol years pas ml private ere
tcprise h8a rFea ly otstr pped public
enternI rd or city Is ln sore need
Of come lively work by the city fath
or ict q check Be put 20 the wo--
derlul roF d waiea has marked the
cilys history during thc las. avcra.
years. 70 g. useless to tali- Of building
g city T bones and business blocks
AMI Of promo ing a proper civic pride
where those chars J with the uuare
anairs ere lacking FRI such pride and
are apatle
Of course some opposition VIII a'
was be Shown - amy formidable
scheme of public work. hrt srch opul
stitch car not hope io De- given much
respect in community where private
enterprise has made such strides AS 81
has made % Cairo. HercC. g may b-
expected fha- there wiil De- little delay
u Putting through the preimiBaries
for tee extensive plan of public Ono
pToFem1HtE which has engaged tie
city council Tor somefina past. part ~
which. relating q the evli system
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-02-06

court which win convene next Mon
day with lH1ee BU'ar au the bench
It will Dee quite am imporaa' term. as
has been stated Tha grand jury viii
set i'm Monday and the petit jury We'd
nesday The appeal docke' is se, for
Wednesday of The first week, fhe law
docket for Thursday OF the anne week
and tha criminal docket for Monday
OF the eccHd week. The criminal
docket De- quite a long one there beng
from JEenlvfFa Go thirty persons
awaiting r.al
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-02-06
The Picturesque and Historic Rcute
n Florlsd.

Tho Dixie flyer leave ST. Louis
-r th- Illinois Central railroad every
--ht ar $3.50 and arrives in Jackson
fe ST r.-1 the second morning.
through Pullman Day coaches Nash
9-lle 90 Jacksonville. Daylight ride via
easoat Mountain and through ihe
-I Battlefield. of fbe Civil War. The
Fi5Hfa Lmlicdr leaves 81 Louis
L01i vile and Nashville railroad
re-y afternoon at $3.50 and arrive
p Jacksonville be 8.15. 81 Augus tine
Het evening. solid train carry.
Dining and Observation cars. Both
r ree the Nashville. Chattanoosa
and ST. Louis railway between Nash
ua. Chaftanaoea and atlanta which
fv f7- the most picturesque route
p The south. For folders. battlefield
Brooks and information about Florida
H Oh or Hmte To r. G. C1Wardin.
rrsstern Passenger Agent = e. r s.
L. National Bank Of Commerce Bldg
Sd Iodis. SO.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-02-06
pREPARINa ZOE srRlKE

P5I burg. Taa- o. Fearing strike
among the c-al miner might occur
t-e Carl gle S.ael company IS preQar
na lo- t1e e-.e-E .ncr and Is s'0cE nr
ifs Fard with coal Thousands Of
TONS Of coal are being received at the
South sharon plant daily ana II IS the
expectation of The company TO gel
s-1ply on hand tsar win keep The
works going two months. # a strike
should be prCclDi.atei-
Oo'her plants a. wei as railroads
are taking similar precaut oHF.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-02-06
cry Low Rates South February 9th
and 10th.

cry Low Rates South February 9th
and GOTH
on above dates round trip Home
eker's tickets. limited to 21 days.
ll be on sale at very low rates TO
s1y points OH the Nashville Chatta-
naoca and 81. Louis Railway In Ten
see North Alabama and Georgia.
5le of the most pro par0us sections
1l The south. Liberal stop-orers at
owed Ronud trip rates from Cairo
Hill DE- - per cent. less Than the one
ray rate. Cairo 10 Tullahoms. Tenn
mad return So. Think Of IT, Call on
T11r home arut flr Information or
write 90 T.. G.. C1warj.a ~ z. A.
IS G.. O. 81 l.. Ry. National Bank Of
Commerce Building. St. Louis. Moo.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-02-06

The owl CIR" has not The best repu
.at.on with the average housewife. II
is associated too often. in her mind,
with the ccnyivial nightprowling hus-
band. Il has its faults 10 he SQUIRE,
and somtimcs they are quite erievous
For instance. il has an ugly habit Of
going in tha wrong direction But
what a Blessing il i. to the wayfarer
who Is a mile from home on such a
night as Sunday night and those who
we're wayEarers in Cairo that night had
ample cause to sing its prai es, for
through the energetic and effective
work Of the railroad management, the
Cairo "owl car" made it's regular half
hour trips all through that terrific
snow s.cs m. And PERHAPS the average
housewife errs as to the responsibility
of The owl car" in the case of the
prowling husband. Perhaps, but
for the car, he would not come home
at all ana stay with his Krambani-
bull. Krambam Krambim Krambam
bull
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-02-06

James C1nr#neh flru71
living IN the Ke1trcFv shore hs.
mys eriousiy disappeared ond 60 e.
feared he has been lost IN tha river
He came to Cairo Sunday morning Haa
IS said to- have started bsck iH.t as tHe
heavy wind aHd storm broke Sunday
Ills partner Hurr Relrr 9ru. was
iu The city searching for hil ra-.a--
day bat no trace 0f bis Uhar1lh1l
could he found.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-02-06

For County Superintendent Of Schools.
We are authorized to announce
JOHN SNYDER as a candidate for re-
election to the office Of County Super
intendent of Public Schools Of Alexaa-
der county, subject to the Republican
primary election 70 ne held April 28,
1906.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-02-06
Ayeraae daily and sunday circn'
lation for the month of January,

The above is correct statement OF
tha circulation of the Cairo Bulletin
for the month Of January 1906
CLYDE SULLIVAN,
Business Manager.
Subscribed and sworn to before me
this 2nd day Of February. 1906
(seal.) LEO J. KLEB
Notary Public.
Ny commission expires January 10,
1903
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-02-06

The Bulletin Is on sale at the fol-
loving places:
coIeman's, 2f4 Eighth street.
Halliday House news stand
Walkers, 10 Sixth street.
Blue EF0nt Restaurant.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-02-06
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF PROJECT MIGHTY
- pay.

The Chicago Mill and Lumber com.
pany, the Box factory and the Weis-
Peterson humber company paid off em-
ployes yesterday and money flowed
freely al many oE The uptown stores,
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-02-06

We are authorized to announce DR..
L. j. Cause Of Unity, as a candidate
for reelection to the Office Of County
Commissioner OF Alexander County,
subject to the decision Of the Republi.
can Primary Election.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-02-06

It's a wise advertiser that knows
the best medium The Bulletin has
double the circulation Of any other
cairo paper.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-02-06

CIRCUIT Court Next Week.
AT Circuit Clerk Davis office they
are busy preparing for the circuit
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-02-06

The Bulletin 10 deIvsrso o thirf,
surrounding towns n time for ths
breakfast table
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-02-06
RAIL WAY RUMBLES
Esg.re Csrailed at Bridge Junction
Monday Morning-Persorals-
What Roads Are Dcinu.

IL is reported that forty or Gfv
hon viii az once bo erected in fhe
Pig -Four subdivision of tho L9ndes
lots at Mount Carmel. Ill., 60 te 0oc1-
pied by - t-aIumou who make their
home there.
o. vs.. Brown. superintendent Of The
Cairo terminals, was here yesterday
an uiEinc
d. Foley. track supervisor Of the
ST. Louis division of the Illinois Cen
rsi was in the city yesterday on
hr mess.
O-luz t0 Tho bad weather much
sire frlruI. ha been experienced 10
railroad telegraph department.
Tdo en~na attached 20 Mobile ard
OHIO solt bound pas -l-Cr t-all No
1.3 ua7 trr-t-T tc-ia- morning
l. Bridge junction. owing ,o fhe eT.
.r.-c cold ife electric plant ar tle
.rH.-f1h rs frozen. the 30 clcs have
u- t9 t. thrown iy hand - -H
pissed frr -rl feHed f0 work. de-
.a ling tha engine AID traffic Was de-
.arcI several 11are.
A. =. Chapman. assistant suDe-i1-
irn rrt or maintenance of wars of
fra NnHI. snH Ohio railroad company
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-02-06

,rd 20 Twentieth street; begin again
~ Division strcst end extend 70 the
7eucAter 6. Lsasden addition Below
Fourteenth street, and on the block in
front Of ooa-t house, the avenue is %
have q solid pavement from curb 20
curb, 70 better serve the purposes of
traffic.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-02-06

TIE foregoing is G cross section view
Of the plan proPosea by Mayor Parsons
for the improvement or Washington
avenue. Il represents a 20foot roed
way en- either side of a 20foot grass
plot and double row Of trees, run
ming through ta9 center Of the ave.
nue.; a narrow grass plot and single
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-02-06

We are authorized to announce DR.
Il. J. DUNCAN of Tamms, as a candi-
date for County Commissioner Of
Alexander county subject TO the decis-
ion Of the Republican Primary cleo
ton.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-02-06

y y V y = ~ y y - - ' = II =
Take Laxative Bromo Quinlne Tablets
Druggists refund money if it fails to
cure. y. W. Groves signature is on
ach box. CSC.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-02-06

AID cf tE- Cfarrf7 and burned SIM
bers of t1e irat t'e north ol Wicklfe
-hiCh vas found burning sunday
mgmiBs hase been replaced anl the
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-02-06

Or.ug t0 tho bad weather much
sire rc1aI. ba been experienced n
ai'rcal e'-ergnn department..
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-02-06

o. vs.. Hrown. superintendent OF the
Cairo terminals. was here yesterday
aH bsinC--
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-02-06

%. Foley. track supervisor Of the
S. Louis division Of the Illinois Cen
trial. was in the city yesterday on
Hi ness