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Omaha daily bee., 1906-05-06
SERMONS BOILED DOWN.

You lift no one up by looking down your
nose,
You cannot help this world by hiding
from IT.
When a man is pulled up he is easily
blown away.
Loves sacrifices are life's most satisfy
ing luxuries.
The man with money to burn seldom gets
up any steam.
The rambling preacher seldom hits the
green pastures.
Heaven is not far from him who smiles
in cloudy weather.
Even the Almighty cannot use people
who are born petrihed.
People do not push ahead by pstting
themselves on the back
Making wealth common will not make
the ideal commonwealth.
1t will take men and women OF iron will
to bring in the golden age.
Sins crown is so constructed that IL
soon becomes satan's collar.
The liar does not become a moral ath-
lete by his mental gymnaeties.
It's a poor kind OF faiSh that nevSr feels
its need Of a father until &c gets dark.
When you man who puts ell his
religion in a safetT deposit you may know
he hasn't any.
Many a man casts his eyes up TO heaven
that the world may forget that bis hands
are i'm its pockets.
A funeral sermon may be a good ora
ton. but It does not count for much as .
prophecy unless history endorses it.-Chi-
cago Tribune.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-05-06

its tracks on South Tenth street, between
Lincoln avenue and CASTELAR,, preparatory
TO the new asphalt. which is to be put down
by Hugh Murphy. The Barber company has
been curbing on Thirtieth street from Leav-
enworth to Jackson and its paving gang
will start business next week, among the
early jobs being those on Twenty seventh
street from Farnam to Dodge and on
Davenport from Fortieth to Forty-third
The Commercial Land company has finished
several curbing contracts and is now work.
ing on Maple street from Twentieth to
Twenty-fourth. Z. d. Van Court is putting
in curbing on Miami street from Twenty
second to Twenty-fourth and on Twentieth
from Ohio to Lake
Earlier start Than Ever.
This activity shows that paving has been
given an earlier start in Omaha than ever
before. Besides the left over Jobs eleven
petitions have gone through the legal mill
at the city hall, been found suficient and
ere about ready to have contracts let under
them. Petitions for at least seven other
Jobs have been signed up or are in circula-
ton and much more of the same class of
improvements is contemplated.
The left over jobs which the engineering
department is having done without loss Of
uine are as IolloWs. jackson, Ninth to
Tenth. brick; Eighteenth, Spencer to EN-
met. brick; Dewey avenue, Thirty.eighth
to Thirty-ninth, asphalt; Nineteenth, Leav-
enworth 20 st. Mary's avenue, brick; Call
fornia. Twenty-third to Twenty-sixth.
brick; Davenport Fortieth to Forty-third.
asphalt Davenport. Central boulevard to
Thirty-nrst. asphalt; Twenty-seventh. Far
nam to Dodge. asphalt Maple Twentieth
to Twenty-fourth, asphalt; Miami, Twenty
second to Twenty-fourth, brick; Tenth, Lin
coin avenue to CASTELAR, asphalt; Cali
fornia, Twenty-sixth to Central boulevard.
brick; Thirtieth, Leavenworth to Jackson,
asphalt; Twentieth. Lake to Ohio ma
cadam; Harvey. Eighth to Ninth, brick;
Woolworth avenue, Twenty to Tween
ty-ninth' asphalt; Thirty-hfth avenue. How
ard to Jackson, asphalt; intersection, Eigh-
teenth and Lake streets.
New Paving in Prospect.
Petitions for the following Jobs have
been completed and advertised: Farnam.
Thirteenth to Eighteenth Dodge, Twentieth
to Twenty-sixth; Howard, Twenty-seventh
to Twenty-eighth; Fifteenth, William to
Lincoln avenue; Eighteenth, Harvey to ST.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-05-06
EXODUS HEADS FOR EXCELSIOR
Democratic Councillors VIII Follow
DahIman Into the auietude
of His Rest.

, Local politicians became aware Saturday
that Excelsior Springs Mo-, would be a
very popular place on Sunday for those
Omahans who are supposed to carry con-
siderable weight with the new city ad-
ministration, and others, who have favors
to beseech The indications were that n
dozen or mora well known democrats would
put in the day with the mayor-eleot on
business which was not TO be shouted
from the housetops. Among those who
were counted on to make the pilgrimage
were Councilman Dave O'Brien, Lee Herd
man, Frank Johnson, Frank Ransom and
Lee Spratlen of the Burlington.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-05-06

Even an expert cannot distinguish by
its appearance roasted Java from Bra
lillian Coffee. Then how can You know
that you get your moneys worth when
you buy loose groeery-store coffee on
looks and the price mark You don't
know, and the grocer does not know,
for cup" quality Is not visible to the
eye, and he cannot show 1t to you. Re
fuse loose scoop eoffeei You may be sure
that all coffee deteriorates when exposed
to the air, and is easily contaminated by
dust and impurities.
You will find it to your advantage 70
buy from as direct If your grocer refuses
to supply Arbuckles' Ariosa Coffee.
For your protection, to positively in
sure you full weight, purity and the best
coffee value for your money, Arbuckles'
Ariosa Coffee is sold in sealed one pound
packages only. AS the largest coffee
dealers in the world. with a business ex-
ceeding any four other coffee dealers,
we can and do give better coffee thar
can be bought elsewhere for anything
like the same price-in proof Of which
the sales Of Ariosa for 81 years are greater
Omaha daily bee., 1906-05-06
COLLISION COMES AT CURVE
HanscOm Park Trolley Car Pushes
Albright Car on Track, hut
No one IL Hurt.

A Hanscom park motor car cOllided with
Albright motor car No. l72 at Sixteenth
and Webster streets Saturday morning,
causing the Albright car TO leave the rails
and skid over the pavement for nifty feet.
The ends of both cars were damaged. but
no one was injured. The Hanscom park
car had the right-of-way and bumped into
the other car while 1t was making the turn.
A peculiar feature of the affair was that
Motorman Morgan, who was In the disas-
trous wreck on South Thirteenth street a
few months ago, was on the Albright car
Saturday morning.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-05-06
New MISREPRESENTATION

The Cox Realty company OF South
Omaha. organized to carry on q general
articles Of incorporation with the county
clerk Saturday. The capital stock is $780,
600, of which $4,000 must be paid up at the
time OF beginning business The incor-
porators are Sherman r. Cox, Carrie ".
Cox and Mahala e. Cox.
The International Water Supply company,
Omaha daily bee., 1906-05-06

with a capital stock OF $4,000, filed articles
of Incorporation Saturday. 1t is organized
to construct water systems for cities and
private firms. The incorporators are
Charles II. Godfrey, Helen X. Godfrey and
Omaha daily bee., 1906-05-06

firms and individuals. it cost only s271.sS
to do this work.
Superintendent Morris, assisted by Rev.
Newman Hall Burdick and George West
Of the Northwestern railway had charge
OF the work, and have been warmly COM
mended by the committee and Mayor Zim-
man. The system and thorough organiza-
ton was military in its perfection.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-05-06
Marriage Licenses.

issued:
William g. n: Fondersmith. Omaha. "a, IS
Ethel X. Crawford, New York. ........... 10
Louie Barner. Omaha ...........,...,...... %
Annie Lohman, Omaha .................,... y
Omaha daily bee., 1906-05-06
BIoppeS.

Dangerous Coughs. Colds, Sore Threats
are quickly cured by DR.. Kings New Dis
eovery. 5Oc and 800; guaranteed. Sold by
Sherman & Mcconnell Drug company.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-05-06

Little children like Malta Vita
but that isn't the best reason
for letting them have it. Malta-Vita provides
them with all the nourishment their young
bodies need and in such form that they digest it easily
This perfect matted wholewheat food is the ideal food
for children 1t makes them healthy and robust.
There is nothing else delicious so satisfying as
bowlfu Of MaltaVita with milk It's good for the
children whenever they hungry Always ready
No cooking No inconvenience All groces Now 10 cents
Omaha daily bee., 1906-05-06

What is the use of paying IS to s.
cents pound for coffee that may not be
as good as Arbuckles' Ariosa!
Address our nearest Office, Box Dept.
ARBUCKLE BROTHERS,
n Water Street, New York City.
100 Michigan Avenue, Chicago. III.
Liberty Avenue and Wood Street, Pittsburgh, Pa
AL South Seventh Street, st. Louis, No
Omaha daily bee., 1906-05-06

rs pieces more OF the 6Sc quality black
rs pieces more of the sI.2b quality
25 pieces more OF the $3.50 quality
black taffeta, 36-inch, 27-inch and
2O-inch wide, at, yard, ........ $50
Omaha daily bee., 1906-05-06
MONDAY is LINEN DAY

One big lot of imported
mercerized and all linen a
bic damask--same as dis
played in our window
values up to soc and Soc
great bargains at Zoe
q yard. .......'.'...s.., ~
S1.25 quality all linen, 2
yard wide soft finished,
bleached and silver bleached
table d m a s X - Monday
only at, a QTr
yard ................SSS
Omaha daily bee., 1906-05-06

Following which Mr.. Breen started TO
ay out plan for cleaning out his desk.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-04-24
OLD RECORD FOUND.
ORIGINAL PLAT OF THEBES, OLD
COUNTY SEAT OF AlExAN
DER. COMES TO LIGHT.
Deputy Circuit CLERK c. 0. Foster Finds
interesting Paper--Law In Earlier
Days Did Not Require Rec.
ords Of Transactions.

Deputy Circuit Clerk c. o Foster
made an interesting find yesterday
in the vault of the circuit clerks office
where a large number Of records OF
the county are Kept
While engaged with Attorney J NJ.
I.ansda n in searchiua fog q certificate
Of incorporation Of the Cairo Box and
Basket company an old company IN
business here years ago which was
not recorded Mr. Foster found The
original plat Of the town Of Thebes
filed with Circuit Levi l. Lightner,
March .. 1916 In the early days The
law did not require such papers to be
recorded and all that was necessary
was that they should be filed with the
circuit clerk.
The town OF Thebes was laid OF by
Jonathan Freeman. county commits
sioner. on land donated to the county
for the county scar
The orig nal town of Thebes had
two streets running east aud west,
Walnut and Oak streets and the streets
running north ana south We're FROM
street, which ran along the bank Of
the Mis- .ssippi river. Second, Third,
Fourth. Fifth Sixth seventh and
Eighth streets petwcen Fourth and
Fifth streets was the public square
The plat shows that all The street.
we're 60 feet wide except Walnut
street which was 30 feet wide on the
land donated
America was the first county seat
of Alexander county The county seat
was removed to Unity in 1899 and
from Unity TO Thebcs in 1915 BY a
vote OF the people in November. 1859.
II was once more removed to Cairo
A number Of old certificate Of in
are filed away in the dim
old vault all Of which would make !
and interesting history of
Caro's early business operations. |
Many Of those whose names are men
ioned are dead. and forgotten by the |
present generations while others
would be remembered only by the old |
ast citizens of Cairo
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-04-24
DEATH OF MRS. JANE X. RENNlE,
WELL KNOWN RESIDENT OF
CAIRO AT LOS ANGELES.


MT John Y Renuie received a mes.
sage yesterday announcing the deata
OF his tepmother, Mrs. Jane X Rem
Inie. which occurred a Los Angeles,
Cal last Saturday Death was dne 10
heart disease from which The decedent
had been a sufferer 1oi several years
dlayd by M rush Of bu.inss oyr th
The message sen by The relatives
was delayed by the rush Of business
over the telegraph lines in California
due to he great San Francisco disas-
ter and information regarding the
funeral arangom 2nts bad not been
received al a late hour hast night Mr.
Benniq wired al once requesting that
inc remains be lrought to villa Ridge
fer inrermant beside the grave Of the
decenent's husband Int this message
probably has been delayed also
Mrs. Rennie was Is years of age In
her youth she resided near Metropolis.
Tier maiden name was Jane Kennedy.
over thirty years ago She va MAJ.
r.ed 10 the late John T. Rnnie. a
prominent citizen OF Cairo ana came
20 this city to re ide assuming the
care Of large family Of motaerles
ch dYen and performing her anti Is To
them IN such a manner as to win their
great love. appreciation and dlial deyo-
fiou One of Them Mrs Edward &,
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-04-24
GIVE A BENEFIT
Greater Cairo Rink win Help San
francisco sufferere-e5ive Pro-
ceeds Tonight.

Tho Creator Cairo rink. at Twenty.
ninth and Sycamore streets, owned
by Thomas W. Cannon ana managed
10y VIM Susanka win give a beHedt to
The San Francisco sufferers tonight
Prof. Culyer's band has volunteered
no furnish the music free and The pro-
pr.etor of the rink has requested May
or Parsons 10 appoint two men to col
icct the admission fees. Admission
will bee ten cents and fifteen cents exc
IRA will Dee CHARGED for skates.
Everyone who enjoys roller sEaj-
ing Will have the opportunity tonight
to enjoy their fayorta Sport in addi
tion 10 assisting IN a most worthy
cause.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-04-24
Timothy coyI2 5ueoumbed to Eryspe-
las After Ten Days Illness Family
Resides Here.

Word was rece we'd here Yesterday
afternoon of tho death Of Timothy
Coyle, formerly wel known resident
Of Cairo who passed away about noon
yesterday ia ST. Louis. after d ten
days Illness of cry lpalas at the home
of Mrs Michael Coyne a relative.
The decadent re ided in Cairo fo-
many years. filling the position of ey-
press messenger for the American Ey.
press company aH the iron Mountain
:a.lroal between Cairo and Poplar
Biah lie was q true worthy and con
scienticus employc About six years
lgo ne left The employ of the company
and went % st. Louis where be took
the pc it.ou of hook keeper in the
office Of Coyne Bros plumbers His
family remained I'm this city consis
ing of his es .maHc wife and five
daughters, he Misses Edna. Nellie
Virginia Rose aud Emma Miss Edna
Coyle has been enc of the efficient OPP
orators "a Inc Cairo Telephone com
pauy's office for several years Miss
Nellie is employed. iu the office of NE
Schulz Drug company They reside at
3pl Commercial avenue The family
have the sincere sympathy of their
numerous friends
Tine remains wll Doe brought G.
villa Ridge for tntermeHt Notice will
Bee given aft 'br hour of funeral SOP
ella. ......... ...H,s
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-04-24
General conditions Monday A. NJ.


Two disturbance of considerable
intensity are noted this morning one
central on the middla Atlantic coast
and the other central in the northern
slope OF the Rocky Mountains. The
Atlantic coast storm mas within the
last n hours caused precipitation III
North Carolina IN The upper Ohio val
ley and he middle New England
states. and at The time of morning OBJ
servation rain was falling at Boston
and New York and snow in pennsyI
yania. The northwestern storm has,
since yesterday morning. caused light
rainfall in Nebraska An area Of high
barometer with it's center located.
over the lake region. IL wedged in be.
tween the two lows" or disturbances.
Heavy frosts were reported this morn
ing from northern Illinois and eastern
Iowa, and light frosts from middle
Tennessee. As the high pressure area
moves eastward this locality will come
under the influence of the northwest
ern low, therefore local showers are
probable tonight and Tuesday. with
rising temperature.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-04-24

Health officer Orr has a horse that
VIII net stand any fam liariiy and re-.
SCENTS violently any motion In that d.
reetion. The officer had driven The
animal down 10 his Office yesterday
and vas about ~ tie him TO a post
reaching for the hitching strap when
the beast protested ia a most violent
manner. jerking his head away and
kicking himself ont Of the buggy. He
dashed up Commercial and was caught
on Twentieth street He was NOT
much hurt
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-04-24

The marriage of Mr. Fred Danch
and Miss Winnie Richardson. Of
Thirtyfourth street and Park avenue
is to BE- solemnized Wednesday even
ing at the residence Of the bride par
ents The wedding will b. a quiet
affair The bridegroonl-elect Is cnei
neer at the BlueWbite laundry.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-04-24

erly of Cairo, was in the city yesterday
en- route home from CLAY City Ind He
expects to remove to the latter place
next month TO engage in the retail
lumber business. The company has
sold its saw mill al Beech Ridge but
Mr.. Daggett, enc of the company will
continue 10 run the staye factory these
with a saw mill directly connected
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-04-24

Al 81 Joseph church Sunday morn.
ing. Rev Fathe- Gnlen announced
hat the Anchor Fire company had
presented 10 the church the fine bell
formerly used bv The company ON its
engine house The bell has been ac-
cepted by the church and viii be-
blessed in The near future aud then put
in place tn tine tower
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-04-24

Padueah. Ky, April "a, 1906.
10 All Odd Fellows Within the Boun.
diaries Of the Interstate Associa'
ton
Brethren-The program as arrang
cd by the Paducah lodges viii be exc.
cuted on The goth of April as no
change win he made in the festivities,
Notwithstanding the circular letter OF
postponement sent out by he Off
GERS Col april 20 to May 8 inclusive.
Come to Paducah April 70 aud enjoy
the festivities Of tho biryh Of ou~ be-.
loved order Your in f l.. and D.
MRS. ). n. WHITAKER Vice Pres
rwN WELLE. Secretary
CHAS. SMITH. Urea uIer.
nterS ate Association.
T.. S.-There win Dc mo- peciaI en-
terainment during the week April
30 To May 8. INCLUSIVE for the Odd
Follows. as We viii celebrate in ac-
cordance with the voice of JAr lodge.
represented ane yea" ago at Marion
Ill
The steamer Dick Fowler win carry
uasscug rs Tor The occasion ar 81 for
the round "Trip. good including April
eS-h
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-04-24
pied On the County Farm.

Irwin Taylor an old resident of san
dusky, who had been feeble and sick
for some time ard was taken tothe
county farm last Friday died there
Sunday he was one OF thc oldtimo
citizens of The county.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-04-24
Rummsee sale.

The rummage sale being held hy tn
ladies' Of the Church Of he Redeemer
at the parish house r1 Sixth street. ls
being well pairouizgd and the supply
of goods Is MOI equal TO the demand
c niributions viii be gladly received
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-04-24
Articles Recorded.

Articles Of Incorporation Of the Hal
liday Hotel company were recorded
yesterday The capital stock of the
company Is S12.0o1 The incorporation
are Major e W Halliday and the W.
2 IalMdaY estale.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-04-24
Admitted 10 Probate

The will of Isaiah p. Wick of Delta
was admitted to probate yesterday.
Messrs. }. L. Wick j Henry Wilson
and Jasper Parish. all of Delta, were
here on business yesterday connected
with the transaction.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-04-24

The Peters Lee win be here prob,
ably tonight enrogto from Memphis @
Cincinnati She has been repaintod
ana locks fine CapI sam Bryant will
BE- 90 Che roof ana Henry G Cullen In
tAc office
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-04-24
= saxaassisssaxsasasaaAsass
! THE WEATHER :
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Showers for Cairo and Light Frost for
Tennessee and Kentucky Gen
erai Conditions.
Yesterdays Cairo Temperature.
Sun ard Moon.
Forecasts for To-day.

Cairo and Vicinity Showers: rising
temperature
Enthusiastically fair; rising tenn
pcrature
Kentucky and Tennessee Warmer
probably light frost in east portion
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-04-24
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF
Filed For Probate.

The viii Of Lewis Clark was fled
yesterday for probate in the county
court
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-04-24

a hHl has been introduced III con-
gress 10 amend an act entitled, An &C
10 adopt regulations ior preventing
collisions upon certain harhers, rivers
ana Inland waters Of the United
states4
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-04-24

Capl g " Holloway manager Of
tho old White Collar line during the
palmy day who was stricken win
Paralysis a few davis ago ut his Gin
ainnati home, is reported some better
Capt Holloway Is Is years old and VII
very popular river man In his day
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-04-24
PURELY PERSONAL
9g1TpnvxyvySg1vs1vnMnnmgss

Louis Black has returned from .
brief visit with friends at ST. Louis.
w. J. Childers, superintendent Of the
county farm. was in the city yesterday.
Miss Bessie Wilton has gone TO
Chicago for brief visit with rela.
lives.
W. D. Lyerle. of Jonesboro. an a..
tcrney, was here yesterday on bust.
ness.
Wood A. Rittenhhouse has returned
from a visit to his little son in Chi.
cago.
Miss Darleen Metzger of Chicago. is
visiting her brother. Mr. c. Metzger.
and family
A. L. Watson. foreman of The Bull
letin. has recovered from weeks III
ness and resumed his work last night.
Mrs Mary Diekmyer who has been
the guest of Mrs W W Stevenson.
has returned to her home in Annis-
ton. Mo.
Mr. II. Z Spaluding, of The Wood
ward Hardware company who has
been seriously III al his home in Vii
la Ridge is improving
Carl Hoering, Of New Zealand who
has been the guest OF his sister. Mrs
II. F. Potter of Eighth street. left
Sunday for Kansas City Mo
Mrs. Jesse Walters and Mrs. NJ
Murray. of Jonesboro Ark. who have
been guests of Mrs j. W Nance. If
Twenty.hfih street have returned
home.
Miss Louise Morris Of Blodgett. /
40. has returned home after a weeks I
visit as the guest Of Miss Mabel /
Anna Haynes. Of 3ooo sycamore /
street
Misses Louise Ward. Hattie Fl Ell
berg and Blanche ThisilewoOd have
returned from Barlow. XIV. where they
made a brief visit 70 the family of
Mrs. James Moore
Mrs. Emily Wake OF Eighth street.
has gone 10 Hermann. No. TO attend
be wedding Or her sister. Miss Julia
Danuser. who wili be married today 10
Albert ThOfern.
John Hodge. one Of the popular tray
cling men Of Cairo. employed for many
years by the Wood q Bennett Grocery
Company is dangerously ~ with pneu-
monia AZ the home Of relatives on
Seventeenth street
Mrs. Clara Pohle, Of Ieipsic. Ger
many. and sister Miss Minnie Schwan Z
iiz Of Hot Springs. Ark. are guests Of Z
their aunt. Mrs. Charles Feuchter. So. !
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-04-24

A Padueah telegram says IRE
steamer Sycamore was sold today ~
the PaAeah Furniture Manntacnring
ompany g the johnson Construction
Company 3f Nashville for $4,000 Size
Is an So ron vessel The Electra
broke hog chain and Il laid up here
for repairs
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-04-24
OF Odd Fellows Meeting-P aducah
ans Declare II viii Be Held
April &c.

II appears hat the people of Padu-
cab and particularly the Odd Fellows
there have SET their hearts and faces
strongly against the po,tponemenf Of
the meeting of the Interstate Odd
Fellows association on he 2Gtn inst
ana are determined 10 have il there
on that date, In Spite of the an
by President Joyner that
the meeting had been postponed for
one week Tie Paducah Odd Fellow
have sued tAe following announce
mont
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-04-24

Mrs. Clara Pohle, Of Leipsic. Ger
many. and sister. Miss Minnie schwan
~ Of Hot Springs. Ark. are guests Of
their aunt. Mrs. Charles Feuchter. So.
Of Ninth street. Mrh. Pohle will sail
for hime May Sth. accompanied by her
sister. who viii make An extended visit
in Germany.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-04-24

B. n. CURL. Of Beech Ridge. form
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-04-24

Miss Darleen Metzger of Chicago is
visiting her brother. Mr.. c. Metzger
and family.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-04-24

John Hodge. one Of the popular trav-
cling men Of Cairo. employed for many
years by the Wood q Bennett Grocery
Company is dangerously ~ with pneu-
m0nia a. the home Of relatives on
Seventeenth street
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-04-24

a. l.. Watson. foreman Of The Bul.
letin, has recovered from a weeks III
ness and resumed his work last night
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-04-24

me can rufhfuiy say ihaf D
Hud Or uo, only the bfsi remedy
for rheumatism lut the best Hrcr
and Sidney medicine and genera.
tonic { eve- used
Baily Anderson,
Willard lii.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-04-24

Wood A. Rittenhhouse has returned
from visit TO his little son in Chi.
cago.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-04-24

w. p Lyerle. of Jonesboro, an al.
tcney, was here yesterday on bust.
ness
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-04-24

Mrs Mary Dickmyer who has been
the guest Of Mrs. W W Stevenson.
has returned 70 her home in Annis-
ton. Mo.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-04-24

Mrs. Emily Wake OF Eighth street
has gone 70 Hermann. No. TO attend
be wedding Of her sister. Miss Julia
Danuser. who will be married today TO
Albert Thofern.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-04-24

Misses Louise Ward Hattie Fl Ell
berg and Blanche Thistlewood have
returned from Barlow. XIV. where they
made a brief visit 70 the family of
Mrs. James Moore.