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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-06-07

= 8erubtguns. Dame gu
etnem Sauern): nSsbr Sunge oa ipirft
fortpGbrenb nit 9lepfeln na9 ben
2eutsn, unb SSbr bulbet esq" :
Bauer: rWarum benn net - beuer
babsn mir ia senus!"
unanseneb m. &unoe Gum
GisurettsnbGnbIer): nMit Sbrsn @i>
sarren bin id bauernb un5ufrieben;
Elm paar quite mDsen ia in iebem
SiIt6en brin iein. uber bic iu6t
ii1 mein Siener beruus!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-06-07
Sn Der SpirittRen=

- Sn Der Spirittten=
Ser fammlung. Sbeilnebmer:
rGitiren Sic bod einmal ben Seiit
bes 5rGulein Hoia 2ebmann!" =
8orFBenber: rllm SimmelspiGIen
nidt : bic buP i'd iiben lufen!"
= Cine cute Sausfruu.
Waler: 0ente Dir, S6ab, Der aomz
mer3ienratb psripeisert bic annabme
bes sroBen SamilienpprtrGts. =
rSa, lGbt ii9 benn bic 2einspunb
ni9t ipieber auspaIden. Mdnne9"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-06-07
: Sie q 6uIe besGebens.

Sie g 9uGe bes 2tbens.
Spibbube gum NefTen, Der bic erite
llbr bon ieinem Batter seI4entt be-
tommen bait: Sa, Sbr ieio sliidli4,
ainby; i9 babe mir bic erite llbr
fdun ielber. itsblen miiFenl
= Re n m age. @eidGftsleis
ter (eines Sotels, gum itelleIu4enben
Rellner): rSabsn sic uber aud I9on
in feinen 9eI6dften geurbeitet9" =
aellner: %, freilid, ih babe Sorn an
ben ssinoern = Dom Sett0ffnen!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-06-07

partrt. Sic: .glidt pabr,
glbert, Su buit mid bod sisentli9
nur meines 9eIbes ipegen sebeiraz
tbet9" = gr: ~aomii6e 5rass! Sdtte
i9 Did pielleidt Defines 9elbes ipegeu
ni9t beiratben follen2"
= Gin Wunber. DAB bic
sroBe Uiebrsabl Der 8ir9enbeIu9er
aus Srauen beitebt, 1T bod Elm tpabrss
0unber!" - nWesbalb9" = .Nun,
fis miifen bod bait ben prsbissr ims
mer gang rubis uusreben luFsn!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-06-07

= MuBitub. fsruu (3u elmer
Si9tersguttin: nOihtet benn 9ein
Mann aud flsiBis2" : Oi6tersgats
tin: rOas lpia i6 meinen! 8prigsn
Monat bat er fir 80 Murt 8riefmars
fen gebrdudt!"
So II d. Iuffaffung. Gin
S0rIter erideint, Ii4tli4 ansebeitert,
BEL Isinem 9anbesfiiriten. so etipas
1T mir nod ni1t porsetommen!" be-
merit entriiItet Der 6iirit. - 0urauf
entgesnet Der biebere SDrIter gemiitbs
lid: mir - fhpn Ofters, Sobett!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-06-07
@ntI6uIbi9un9. Ri6z

= Gntf9uGbigun9. Ri4z
ter: nHidt peniser alE Sp0lf llebers
aieber baben sic in 5pei MOnuten
geitoblen!" 9lnsetla9ter: nSds mar
audi elm itrsn9er Dinter, Serr Ri4>
teri"
-Sn fdpu9 der Stunbe.
v@arum nimmit 9u benn duf einmal
0einen Sut unb 6ri4It 10 i6leunisit
auf2" = v2td, bort tommt mein
Sbneiber unb id babe beute seruos
@etb! @s pGre idredIi4, tpem i9 am
@noe niht feit bliebe!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-06-07
Quaufus:

.@iFen Sic, bas ssfGnt mir gar
niat, baB sic mir 10 idmsideln. q"
9olp: rGs ipiirbe Sbnen nod tpenis
ger sefalen, penn i4 Sbnen bic
Wabrbeit Iagte."
-@ufber Setunbdrba a + n.
gaFasier: rWarum gsbt benn Der 3us
ni9t a62 Die bsiOsn 8auern, bic bd
am S9altsr itehen, fOllen fpObI nod
mittommen2" - S9affnsr: rSa!
Der Stationsooritsber rsbet ibnen
grab 5u!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-06-07
: Gin sdttr @ritaaram NJ

= Gin edttr 9riesgra M.
Run, ipie baben Sic benn bic erts
@adt auf Oem 2unOe geidlufen9" =
gIbf4euIi6 bin i6 seit0rt iporoen!
Die balbe Huht bat i'm @artsn unter
msinem 5eniter cine Gudtisall 9es
trdhat!"
: 3trfreut. Sunser Mann
6u einem nit S04tern reid seIesnes
ten profeFor): r9d, ipenn nod eine
Sbrer S09ter frei lpdre, es tpGre mein
Slid, sic als Sdpisgerpatsr gu Be-
iiBen!" = profe1or: ~0as ipeiB i6
nt4t duspenotg, bd muB id erit sin>
mai nadfeben"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-06-07

rSu, Gmil, beuts bab' ib einem
Sauiirer alts aleiber bon Dir perz
fault unb 80 Murt bafiir selOit! >. /.
Sisb' NAL, MGnndsn, fir biefes
Ielbitperbiente @elb tuufe id mir nun
einen neuer Sut unb 9u i6entit
mir Elm paienbes 5Oitiim bq5u!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-06-07

SIN 2tns. 0i9ter: .Sier,
6rau Wiiiller, traaen sic bod NAL
I6nea bieIes 6riiblinsslteb auf bic
Reoattion unb penn sic stpa bas
SOnOrar bafiir slei9 erbultsn iulIteu,
l0fen Sic mir auf rem Riidpsse ben
WinterpdletOt pieber ein!"
- Riht aus Der Saffung
3u brinqen. Ginbeimiider gum
RaItelan, Der ibn in einem biItpriIhen
@ebGube gefiibrD: p9ern ipiiroe i6
Sbnen ein Srintgelb seben, penn id
ni6t piiBte, baB Sic SempereH5ler
Tno!" = 8aitslIdn (oie Suno binbuls
''~Nl: -TNns muht ni9ts - meine
alte trintt!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-06-07
S66he 0aibitGt.

90dite RdioitGt. ~Sis
slauben ni9t, ipie naip mein Manu
1T: oreiBig Sabre finb mir i9on ber'
bsiratbet uno immer nod lieit er mir
isOen WiOraen beim auffes bic Puittars
ten Dor, bic er tricst, ais ipenn ib iie
nidt idon porber aeleien bGtte!"
: Gin bo sbdfter Strei9.
Bsintrinter (oer eingei1Iafen mar,
ii6 na9bsr tpiitbenb i'm Spie9el beies
benb): .9sIInsr. iper bat mir benn ba
bios bas gtiqueit, an bic Nafe sts
tIsbt -Rieriteiner"G"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-06-07

- 8erbGaffenb. Stubsnt
der auf bem elterlitben S6loHe zines
aommilitonen dls 9ait ipeilt): .Wos
Our9 tonnte benn Guer S9loBseiit
srfOit perben, Sans9" - &ommilis
tone: %. bem miiBte ettpas paKiren,
bds i'm berbliifft!" - so! = Rd,
bann tpsrbe i9 ibn ni9t anpumpen,
tpenn i4 tbm besesne!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-06-07
Grfannt.

Commits: .Sier Ibidt Der !6err
SnIpettpr bas 8iIt6en @isarren Sue
rid = .er liebs ii9 ni9t beIteden", /,
fhrsibt er!"
gbef: n!Sm, eine feblt - dlio bat
S- Ts ipsrisItens beriuht bu f9t'
den Sic ibm NAL gleid eine beNere
Sprte!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-06-07

-@ntfpre9enber @ un a.
rDds baben sic iih BEL Der Stern'
f9nuppe setpiinIht9" - DAB fir
mid aud NAL n Stern9en abfallen
moqe!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-06-07

: abrfaeinIi9. Batter:
.Sieb nal, benz drmen Stubsnten
fsblt Elm sansss Stiid NaIe!" =
Sribhen: Die bat er 9etpiB gu tief
in's Bud eeItedt!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-06-07

-@us Der Snitruttipnss :
itunbe. llnteroffiSier (oas 9e=
f6nerbere6t bes SoIoaten auseinans
berIeBeno): r8enn i'd sic sinen @iel
nennte. piirOen sic mid aR5eigen?"
= @inidbriger: nRein = bu pdrs i6
ia elm @Iel!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-06-07
etrenses Rsstment.

4ftronomsnsgatttn: nOd
lsie ic5 ioeben nit 8efremben, buB
timer 9siner gollesen on Der Stsrns
iparte gu petersburg pieoer einen
Rsbelffed sRtbedt bat! Der bGtte
Dir bod = Tput' ib metnen - bel
sr0Bersr @ufmertTumtsit nidt snts.s
ben f0nneH!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-06-07

- S9ntr BON 8esrtft
Dame: nWeId elm 3uuber lieet in
ben SOnsn elmer 8ioline! Siiblen
sic ni9t iebesmdl bsrtpanbte Saiten
in fi9 tlinssn9" Serr: rWoIlen Sic
bumit Iusen, buB id S4afsbdrms
babe2"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-06-07

= MtBberfGnbnib. Serr
Greuoig): nSagen sic, Srdulein
Roia, lpOIlen Sic mein Coos nit mir
tReilen2" - SrGuletn: pRe9t germ,
Serr Sdula! Wtit lpie pisI 1T es benn
beraus9etommen9"
= 0ruittf9. Superintendent
(3u einem 5reunbe): sd iage Sbnen,
10 eine ldnsipeilt9e premiere lpis ges
tern babe i9 ihon lanee ni9t mttges
madt - se9Gbnt puroe BEL ben gu
i9duern, Iage id SSbnen = penn elm
Suubitummer uuf Der 8ii4ne seituns
ben bate, Der bate seba9t, bas pus
blitum iinat mit!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-06-07

9ur6ot 8lume. 8irtb:
..gtu, ipie Idmedt Iii mel SaIebrGtI9
sri freut sr!" = Sat: rMt-uu!"
gtpas Inberes. gla6ts
pd6ter (5u elmer fioeIen gtuste);
,,Denn sic nitt uugenblidli9 uufb0s
rem, bas Singen ein3uiieIlen, muB i9
Sie arretiren!" Wtaste: rgl9 pas,
Iieber Ra6tratb = Siuee, pem Sc
fang seeeben, beiBt es i'm llblanb!"
3o9tpG6ter: v0as tiimmert mid
ni6t. Dir Iino bier in Der S6peiS
nnb ni9t in llbIanb!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-06-07

unnDtbige Mabnuns.
pfurrer: r9lls i'd beute friib 5ur
Stride sina, fab ia @u9 iaOn pieber
urbeiten; bas iou ni6t Iein, einen
Gag in Der Wo6e muB man aua
ausruben." = 80, b0s thu i i9p',
Serr Pfarrer mOrg'u mad I an
blouen Wontag!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-06-07

III m 9rteben. Ri6ter gum
eingelieferten @auner): nSte puren
Iebr oft Idon einsefperrt9" = @au=
ner: sd mar au6 man6mdl in
5reibeit, aber su Iangen Suuren bab
ids ME gebrudt!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-06-07

9ottor su einem Glteren 6rGus
leim: n9lber i'd iebe. Sic gebeH i9on
70 friib ipaSieren!"
Game: p9epiB, Serr Sottor, t4
laufe jeben Morsen bor bem Sriibs
ftiid stpei ailometer meiRes Seints
tpegen."
9Ottpr: 500 SIT bic purfiis
merle 10 ipeit9"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-06-07

.... WiFen sic, mas Sic iinb9. {.
Rd, i9 min ben glusorud liebsr fir
mid bebalten!"
nSiir Sic pabt er iebsnfalls aud
befer!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-06-07
3aernenbo fbIiitbe.
,ut I,,,r, ri,;1hr;os, her bs;,,,

3aftrnenbof fbliitbe.
Sergeant gum giniGbrtsen. Der beim
Springer einen febr grobeu anluuf
nimmD: rSagen Sic NAL, @iniGbris
ger. tpOq'n sic gum anlauf ni9t lies
Der erit um llrluub eintOmmen9"
Bonn Mastsnbatl. Ssrr:
~Sie iinb bus rei5enbite Mdb4en bon
Der sdnSsn ReOOute. tleiner SdGter,
Dabrbdftig." 0ume: nPun, nenn
SIZES iasen, iit's aud pabr. sic
labsn nod ME selosen!~ 9srr:
r5reut mid, freut mid, dbsr ipobsr
ipiHen Sic bas9" 9ame: nRun.
ainber unb Rarrsn rebsu INNER bic
Dabrbei'."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-06-07

Gr tennt fie. Sntsl (b.r
an Der Sable b'bOte sipifden isinen
beiben Reffen gu iiben tommD:
3uerit bas 9eiddftIi6e. Sunsens,
bamit mir nit Rube eFen tOnnen.
lpispieI pOlt Sbr isoer sepumpt bus
BENG
Sriftiser 9runb. &c,
fdngniBbirettor: Srsi Sabre buben
Sic iid gut gefiibrt unb nun iinb
Sic bod pieber bier, Suber2 StrGf,
ling: So, meine S6piesermuttsr lit
gum 8sfu9 setommen!
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-06-07

5rember: nSf pObI Der S Pnte Berlin iOn ensstrOfs
fen9"
SoteGpp rter .8timm fam ids nidt agen aber eber
fnb nit benz 3uge mebr erren smmen bic biQe6t 10 bn
t0nnten|
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-06-07
Siueierlet.

.S6re aritit bes seItrisen moOsrnea
8ubnenitiides babe i'd seIeIen. Saeen
sic mir nun aud, Serr 0ottOr, pie
Fat es Sbnsn sefuIIen9"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-06-07

~. sic fussn, Der Ssrr 1T ni6t
gu Sduie = i9 bore aber bod brins
men feline Sttmme!"
IS mol Der Serr bat bier ia gar
feine Stimme!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-06-07
SepIaeirt

r9u baft aud teinsn proOtunt BEL
Sir9 gsa. bu iiben mir ia idOn auf
pem Srodnen!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-06-07

Heuer 8eruf. &i9ter:
r8ds iinb Sie9" - 3eu9e: sd bin
,,M0rOer" fir tinemutograpbii6e
9lufnabmen Der neuefen 4ttentute uno
8erbrehen."
- 8eim Diner. Sin UielIetz
ttgr Menih, Der profefor. Wit
feiner re9ten Nd9barin ipriht er
frauSOIiIh, nit ber linten ensliIA,
unb in Der Nlitte iBt err"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-06-07

ped. Serr Simple Gentis
mentaD: 9erube bate id meinen
fleinen Sungen 10 lpeit. baB er ulleiH
Bier bolen tonnte, ba perbietet Mrs
Der glr5t!
&us Der S9ute. ,8enn
Su einsn &iridtern auf bic StraBe
pirfit, mas tann ba lei6t fir elm I'm
9Iiid paiiiren9" = a0uB i6 eine
S6rfeise bstomme, Serr 2sbrer!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-06-07

SrGulein o.: .Sente Dir uur,
bas 5rGulsin Wertbmann, Sieies
srGbIide 9efdOpf, bat bebuuptst, i'd
I9minte midi"
JrGuIein g.: r8eruhise DID
nur, ipenn iie 0einen Seint bate.
piirbe iis iid aud idminten.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-11-24
NEW INDUSTRY
COMING TO CAIRO
OUTSIDE CAPITAL WILL ENGAGE
IN MANUFACTURE OF WASH
BoARDS-TO ENLARGE PLANT
ALREADY HERE.

Report has II that Cairo is to have
an important addition to her indus
trial establishments in the near
future. II is to be wash board fac
tory which will be established in con.
neetion with one of the lumber manu-.
featuring mills already here. The
wash boa.d manufacturing depart,
ment will be under the management
of one experienced In that line, who
has ample means TO put into it. TWEEN.
~ or thirty thousand dollars No
bonus of any kind is asked The men
identified with the project do not ask
any one for anything. They win pro,
coed to put in The plant and get to
work. II is expected that there will be
substantial developments III the very
near future and that there will be
considerable addition to the number
OF workmen in Cairo as a result.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-11-24
WRECK
Iron Mountain Engine Thown From
Track Near Morehouse. Mo.--A
Dozen Cows killed-Pas.
sengers Unhurt.

I Cows on the track caused wreck
on the Iron Mountain railroad near
Morehouse, Mo about 6 O'Clock Thurs
day evening, which resulted in a dam.
aged engine and baggage car and
some injury to the tracks. but no in.
jury to any human being
The drove of cattle was on the
track bug a short distance from a
ireStle and when the train came up.
on them some Of them ran along the
track and onto the trestle. The en-
g,ne struck and killed six of them
but was turned over and dumped into
the bottom on one ide Of the track
while the baggage car went over on
the other The passenger coaches re
NAMED on the track and although the
occupants were severely joted none Of
them were injured to speak Of.
The train was not running fast at
the time but il got onto The cattle
suddenly The engineer and fireman
jumped as the engine went over and
wero not hurt.
The cattle took refuge on the rail /
road track because there was water I
1veh the bottom lands on both sides. 1
There were number of women on
he train who were taken OF, got into
boats and We're rowed 70 Morehouse
\ pecal was made up about 4 o'clock
yesterday morning and the passengers I
rriyed here some hours later
Mr. J W. Wenger. of the Illinois
'entral, was a passenger on the train
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-11-24
TO BUILD HOUSES
GREE -WILK1NSON LUMBER COM
PhNY PLANS TO ERECT
FIFTY COTTAGES.
As Homes For Their Employcs--Ncw
Mill is a Busy Place and 4 Dc.
cided Acquisition TO the
interests of Cairo.

The Grcel-Wilkinsou Lumber com
pany whose big plant north of tho
city limits was erected the past year
will cree, fifty cottages which are 10
serve as homes for their employees.
These cottages viii be located near
the mill and will be a great boon 10
the employee many of whom are in.
conveniently located at a great dis
lance from tho mill
Plans have been made TO erect
about fifteen Of the cottages at once
and The others will be built as re-
ouirad.
The company has other projects ON
foot that viii interest the public
greatly when these eau be made
known.
i-adrr She energetic Erection OF.
Nnnar- e. L. Barr. NJ" Greer WInin
-ou plant IS destined to become as
81 uug an institution as are tsc nal
n-rru- other mills owned by line com.
'aay in Indiana.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-11-24
SOCIETY NEWS
Progressive Euchre

The Ladies Auxiliary Of the An
cient Order of Hibernlans gave a
euchre and dance Thursday evening
at Arm0ry hall
Ten prizes We're awarded as fol.
lows; Women's prizes: first. a linen
table cloth. Mrs Harris: second one
half-dozen cut glass napkin rings.
Mrs Margaret Bezonla; third pair Of
sRppers. Miss Florence Hartesy;
fourth, three pounds Of coffee Mrs.
William Roren.
Mems prizes first ton Of coal.
Jesse Fitch; second pair If slippers.
NJ u, Farnbaker; third. one.haIf
dozen handkerchiefs. Raymond Aydt.
Lone hand prizes a purse. won by
Miss Minnie Kleb and bi-que figure
won by Raymond Aydt
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-11-24
SHER|FF-EL[CT
NAMES DEPUTIES
FRANK {. DAVIS ANNOUNCES HIS
APPOINTMENTS EX-CHlEF
OF POLICE Patrick MA
HONEY ONE OF THEM

The following have been appointe.
TO fiji positions under Frank E. Da
Wis
Edward Aberaathia, Mcclure de-
putty sheriff ana jailer
Patrick Mahoney Cairo. special de.
putty
Alber Frost. Jr- deputy, and Gus.
todian of court house
Deputies in precincts outside of
Cairo JAS Rutlejgc Willard; D. W.
Sammons and George Durham
Thebesi VIM. Abernathie. Mcclure.
j. A Gearing, Elso A. Ward Young.
Delta F. a Kuhn and Frank Barbea.
Cache James Huitr Olive Branch:
Peter M Jones. Sanduaky n. D. win.
SON Tamms
Deputy Sheriff Mahoney who holds
a position with the Cairo Trust Prop.
ery viii not resign that office. Mr..
Mahoney formerly was chief Of police
1t Cairo and one Of the most efficient
officers who ever held hat position.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-11-24
ON THE RIVER


Capt. Nichols went south last ev
ins on the Fed Hartwcg, il being
first trip Of The boat since her repa
on the Paducah ways. He took
empty barges with him ana q
away down 60 Tchpdys after III
Der.
The John S, Summers took a bar
.of logs 70 Mound City yesterday.
The Condor went to Joppa with
barge Of lumber,
The Georgia Lee from Mempl
passed to Cincinnati with a good tr
She was here several hours MAXI
additions.
The Stacker Lee came up fro
Memphis yesterday bound for
Louis. She had a good trip.
The Charlotte Boackeler went
Joppa with three empties.
The liver marked $50 feet on n
Cairo gauge at p. m. yesterda
sh wing rise Of o3 of foot in
hours. One year ago it marked Is
feet,
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-11-24
DEATH WAS SUDDEN
Wp1. Glenn Falls Dead While at
Work On Cairo & Theb,s Rail
road Above Cairo.

man NAMED Wm. Glenn. ON
pl"N"d on the railroad grading abuy.
Cairo. for Foreman Tbos McDcrmnif
dicd suddenly yesterday while ~
work. Coroner MrNanHs was not Hcl
aud had ihe remains brought -o Bura
d Elaiuss undertaking establish.
ment An inquest developed the fac.
that the man died Of natural causes
The jury in the case was composed of
l.. A. Burke. foreman. 4. 5. Fraser.
Carl Bucher Ollie IL cline and Jas
q. Blaine. The coroner notified &
brother Of the dead man al Granite
City. d.. bat nc Ieply had been re-
ceiyci las evening.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-11-24
SETTLED ESTATE
Of HIS FATHER
W. n. M'kNlGHT RETURNS FROM
PORTERFiELD, TENN, HAV.
ING CONCLUDED DUTIES
AS ADMINISTRATORS.

Mr. w, II. Mcknight Of the Nc
KnightKeaton Grocery company re-
turned Yesterday from Porterfeld.
Tenn. where he spent the past ten
days settling the estate of his father.
the late \. G. Mcknight. who died
October nth. aged - years. Mr.. Nc.
Knight has held a sale of the de-
cedents property and finished his
duties as administra. 3r.
The late A. G. Mcknight wa, a
leading resident of Cannon county.
Tenn. for many years. He was born
within three miles Of the home
where he died. and had spent all his
lifetime in that vicinity in some re-
spects his career was remarkable. He
was colder in The Confederate
army and served in ali the great bat.
ties, but never received a wound. He.
personally removed from The battle.
field brother Of Gen. Forrest. the
southern warrior. whom
he found desperately wounded
Mr.. Mcknight was for afty four
years an elder of the stones River
Presbyterian church a record NOT
eoualled 10y any other Presbyterian
10 tine state OF Tennessee. He was
clerk of he session or that church
for thirtyfve years and at The Time
Of his death was The only charter
member of Woodbury. Lodge I. 0. @. +
, Of Porterfold.
II only son. w H. Mcknight. of
his city, and daughter. Mrs James
Of Liberty Tenn. are lbc
lnly heirs Of his estate.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-11-24

THE WEATHER

The weather was quite satisfactory
Yesterday for fall weather The sky
was clear and the. air quiet and cool
enough TO be braoing. The maximum
temperature was 30, minimum SO and
at p. m. Is. AT II O'Clock last night
no stree record was ~.
Yesterdays map was devoid OF in.
'erest, conditions everywhere were or.
81 nary, Light rain was reported from
five points Zero temperature was re
ported from Moorhead and Havre. and
: above zero at Rismark
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-11-24
OLD MERCHANT
SELLS BUSINESS
FORTY-ElGAT YEARS or AC.
TlVlTY AS MERCHANT
IN CAIRO.

Jacob Lehning. who has been in the
clothing and furnishing business for
the past forty.eight years ha, sold his
stock at the corner OF Sixth street
and Comerc,a avenue ana will retire
from business
J Carp of Nandalia, has purchased
the stock, rented the building ana
will conduct a sale.
Mr.. Lehning has no plans for The
future except that he hopes to take
a trip TO Europe soon.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-11-24

4 man in Es-f concord * u
e@n'' unaarttef al arrie I'D p rerfart
.''is ~ preservation nhfIe dfzefng 4.
h's iard. 10 vas three or four foot
uhaeF ground and imbedded in zoua
:, lime. vhier was rrobaliv
,l''"h away when Tile house sas bg.It
several ycd4s aga.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-11-24
.SW!TCHMAN HURT
Car Of Lumber Fell On Hin, Earl,
This morning-InterusHy
Injured.

\ s~itchman named Billy Barry
living on Thitythird stras. wa
injured early This morning b. car
OF lumber falling on him Al The
N"is Peterson mills lie was con.
-oious and able 10 walk with assist
an'e but is thought to have bc.a
seriously huu Internally.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-11-24
She Was Scared

They tell Of 4 farmer and bf- vfr.
VINO we're returning from Cairn few
DAYS ago when jos Merit ana his auto.
mob'l" came along aud rricht,ncd ID.
horses The chauffeur vpt n.t anil ~
,rrd to lead tiic. tsam bv ~TH lc.J
the team" said the farmer. -,,r i,,J
Q he Old woman Pulaski En-.-pr...
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-11-24
Special Notice.

If The ciergymcn of This city who
are entitled to clergy rates, win mail
their address TO the undersigee ed
Western Passenger Association blant
for permits for 1907 will
be mailed to them
] II JONES. Ticket Agent
Illinois Central Mobile & Ohio.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-11-24
sIshop Seymour slnkinn

Word was received by The Bulletin
frem. Springfield tate last night thar
Bishop seymour who was yesterday
reported diving was sfiil alive. al.
though IA sinking condition. Hon.
N. Giu'eri Of Cairo. went 20 Spring
held Yesterday 10 be in Attendance a,
his bedside.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-11-24

boo poet Goethe aI-..s.4.-. .fa-
.-''i ihe memory of his Iaa.a.r
'-s worthy Of if,e. De- once Md 70
' "Hrn speaking fo a 'r-.d Ana-
l'- Death. De- visited F-alHfss ANA
sought orf even individual vss h-+
.''h Kind 10 his mother AMI thsaEes
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-11-24
Moving Houses.

Moving house last night IN Fis
icenih and other streets. ucccssi.aicd
the cutting Of trolley wire, brtvco.
! and 2 O'clock This morning and the
power was shut OF over an hour. dur.
ing which The Bulletins machinery
and all other machinery depending up.
on the wires for power stood s.il.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-11-24

A procession Of five new automo.
biles OF the Ford make. going up
Commercial avenue from the Rig
touf depot erday TO Kratky's
garage. attracted some attention
They were drawn by Leo McDanipjs.
big machine. Three of The new
vehicles are sold TO citizen.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-11-24
MORMON PLEADED
GUILTY; FINED $4,000

SAT- Lake CHy riah. Npr ss-fe
rph ;. Smith. president ar Obi. Mon.
mon church this afternoon .r,.,r.t
N me district cogr before JUDGE
Richie. pleaded guilty 10 ,ha cb,4s,
81 unlawful 1habHaiipu and w,..
lHp9eel Hue # 5000