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The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-05-01
FACTS IN FEW LINES

st. Anthony is claimed TO have lived
to the ripe old ace Of los years on a
aailyediet Of twelve ounces Of bread
andNater
Joseph Nix, the Wesleyan reformer
took 3S45 signatures to the pledge in
nine days gospel temperance meet
ing recently held in Bradford, Eng
land.
australia Is emnlatins the United
States in wholesale ana Wanton de
structioa Of animal and bird Hfe Pot
hunters are eXtcrmiuating the famous
Black swan,
From the Chinese point of view the
Oldest book il the best There are 10
six best seller" in China \ book uu-
der a thousand years old is read BY no
self respecting man.
Arabiaus when they meet a friend
shake hands siX OF eight tlnes Once
IS not enough. However. shoeIl they
be persons Of sstincti0n they embrace
and kiss one another several times and
also kiss their own hands
Cardinal Wolsey is given surpris-
inely immediate connection with the
present time by the report from Eng
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-05-01
HEART AFFECTS WATCH.
rimepfece Is Uncertain IF That Or
gain Is Irregular, Says Il
Matchmaker

Nobody would ever think that some
hing The matter with him would
.ause something To be che matter with
aLs waIeh. bat a watch maker Is the
eause ol mach uneaslueS5 IN an East
End family, says the Pir,slurS Ga
ette. and all because he insists tha-
he does his best with certain watch
md that the reason it does net keep
GOOD time is because The man WHO car
.ies it must have an irregular heart
beat
1t came about in this wise The
lead of the family has q gold watch
hat cost him $500 ten years ago. He
has carried it ever since. but a year
ago it began to act queerIN For some
lays it lest time. and then it began
% gain time; again il would gain time
and then strangely lose
a minute or two a day. 1t had been
20 the watch repairer three times in
II months. and YVES still acting irreg-
Uarly a week ago when the mans
wife took L to the watch maker.
Il think | know what is the matter
with this watch. said the craft man
/ don't believe that your husbands
heart beats regularly. Now, don't get
1t Is not necessarily disease.
He may be just one OF those men who
amt have a watch that keeps good
lime, simply because of their irregular
heart beats.
You see, a watch has a regular
'hythmic movement" said the watch
maker. 1T is carried close to the hui
nan heart, which ought 10 have a reg
liar rhythmic movement, too. Now,
while the watch is beating away the
ie1rt is beating also If its pulsations
,ecur regularly, punctuating the
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-05-01
DON'T WORRY.


II Is always in order 10 clean uD
because there Is always some dirt
under the most favorable conditions
and unless constant effort is made
against it there VIII be an accumula'
tion with all its accompanying ara
consequent evils.
II Is always in order TO urge people
10 clean up, because there are always
some who will not do so of their own
solition, and whose negleciful habits
cause others trouble and misery and
injury.
All Of u know that there are such
conditions and such people in Cairo
as there are everywhere. To please
some OF our mere ardent citizens L
may even be admitted that such con
diticns are worse in Cairo ard such
people more numerous in Cairo, slaa
In other cities; but let us not get
too warm under the collar about It,
We may as well be reasonable, do
what we can TO improve conditions
while making due allowance fer cir
camstances against which II would be
folly to contend.
The people CT Cairo have much to be
happy about. The health officer says
their homes are all in excellent sani-
tary conditions, which speaks well foy
the women Of Cairo. for that's where
they hold full sway; and their good
example should set tho men TO doing
all that may be possible TO put the
business places and the streets ami
sidewalks In a neat condition also.
The rain of yesterday was a wei
come visitor 10 tnis city The fan was
lard and the drenching thorough. The
quantity OF water that fell g. reported
TO have been 81 of an inch. by lho
weather bureau and ID all zen In an
tie while. Settling the dust n hr
streets that are not sprinkled was
one blessing. but a much greater wa
washing out the bot oms where water
bad STOOL whie lhe rivers wore over
the sewor outlets II carried on.
thr0ugh The scSers muca Of The resi-
de ieH in hose bottoms By the slow.
ly reeeding wafer. and left the ground
clean and healthy.
There is every reason to believe that
Cairo has a healthy. prosperous sum.
mer season before IL. and il hehooves
al people TO cheer TYP and brace up
and ger busy at whatever may De BE-.
fera them 10 do.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-05-01


thythm Of the watch nj specific inter-
Gals. the Rhythm Of The watch move
nent undistHrbed. but let the heart
lulsa,lons OCCUR irreGularly, now pull
iating with The tick Of tho watch.
gain stopping discordantIy in be-
ween the ticks, the watch is bound to
20 affected leave this watch here
md let your husband carry your
watch, which we know keeps regular
inc. Let him wear It a month, and
see II am not right
So the woman handed her husband
Ter watch TO note the result She
wanted him 10 consult q specialist i'm
nedlately upon her retarn from tho
watch maker but he compromised by
to Try the test suggested by
me watch man
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-05-01

According to the idea Of this Rus
sian newspaper Mr. Gorky. after a
luting the Statute OF Liberty, should
have stood white as anow in the
American presence. The mistake made
is In assuming that the statue OF
Liberty stands for free love. 1t does
not as Mr. Gorky promptly discovered,
Our social conditions are not ideal,
and our divorce laws are in urgent
need of mending. bat Mr.. Gorkys
caper. would not stand muster any
whore IN the United S'ates.-Wa.h h.
ington STIR.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-05-01
OPINIONS or OTHERS.
BRINGING Them 70 Terms.

II is reported chat the disaster in
San Francisco has resulted in many
weddings. Women driven out of their
homes and left destitute. have ap,
pealed to the men 70 whom they We're
ngagei and marliag have been inn
mediately effected This goes 10 show
hat nothing short of an earthquake
viii bring Some men TO terms. Con
fTmed bachelors in all seismic reg oHs
should take rning.-RichmOHd
Times Dispatch.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-05-01

fire alarm was responded to ut :
s'eloek N S hi rn,rs by The uptown
department., coming from the Nathan
Tocefy store on Commercial between
Twenty fix and Twelty-seconl
treets. The building is owned ay
Ienry McCahe the department
cached there IN time ID save the buid.
ug The damage was about $50
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-05-01
TIE VALUE or ORANGE
They Are Mos, Attractive for Table
Decorations Various Ways
to Serve Them.

Oranges are charming for decoration
CT the table, ats Wei as for food. When
placed upon the table whole, a few
green leaves should be placed around
chem; the leaves need not, necessarily,
BE- orange leaves, but other pretty, green
leaves may be used. Il The orange leaves
IRE not TO be had When to be eaten 1T
the table, there are several ways of han
dlin2them. Cutting them across and eat.
ing with a spoon has the drawback that
the juice flies about disagreeably, Ey
cutting a little circle around the core in
the center this unpleasant feature may
be c9uuteraeted Another way is to cut
them in eighths with the SKIN on, ana
sip the juice from these little .ortions
one method Of preparing them fol the
table is as follows Cut with a SHARP
knife a narrow girdle around the cir
of the orange halfway from
the stem to the blossom end; remove all
the rind except the narrow girdle; just
over one Of The divisions OF the fruit cut
he rinI band through with a Knife.
Then carefully separate the natural
divisions Of the orange. leaving each IT.
tached at it's back to the stripof riud It
IS very convenient and comfortable to
ait oranges prepared in this way, as
bore is no trouble with the Juice or peel.
ing. The Comlloner
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-05-01
CIRCULATION STATEMENT.

Average daily and Sunday circu-
lation for the year 1905. ......212S
Average daily. and Sunday circu-
lation for the month of March,
1906 ............... 2036
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-05-01
OFFICIAL DIRECTORY
Cairo, Alexander County. Illinois. Foe
ulatlon 1917.

Mayor, GEORGE PARSONS.
Clerk, II. A. HATCHER.
Treasurer, JAMES QUINN
Comptroller, z. s. DEWEY
Police Magistrate, A J, ROSS
Chief OF Police. NJ s HGAS
Alexander County. Population 22.9e,
County Judge, WIN. S. DEWEY
County Clerk, JESSE r. MILLER
Circu Clerk, LEE r. DAVIS
Sheriff. JAS. S. ROCHE.
Coroner. DR.. JAMES McMANUs
Board Of County Commissioners
GEORGE PARSONS.
DIR. EDWIN j. CAUSE
]. J. JENNELLE, Chairman.
County Superintendent of scholla
PROF JOHN SNYDER.
Assessor and Treasurer. FRANK
DAVIS.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-05-01
Nails IL Ink BOTTLE.

Ink will not corrode 9ens If n bit
IF iron Cuails or tacEs will do) is
kept in the bottle.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-05-01
March Circulation

The above IS a correct and true
statement cf the circulation Of The
Cairo Bulletin for the year 1905 and
for the month of February 1906
CLYDE SULLIVAN.
business Manager
Subscribed and sworn to before me
this IND day OF April. 1906
{Seal.l LEO ]. kLEB,
Notary Public.
AIy commission expires January 16
1909
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-05-01

The Bulletin is on sale at the fol
lowing places:
coleman's, 2f4 Eighth street.
Halliday House news stand.
Walkers, 10 Sixth street.
Eiue Fronf Restaurant.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-01-19

podgner til Tulb gsniOitfsb um ppr
eoen % uore aanosmanbs odnOeIi9e
5attidban msbd | al ZEN timeligs
9dlitanb. vi traneer til Al faa BET
inOprqntet aoui 5Olts BdoiOi4ss6,
at DIT er en- i 5ei 8puo 0aoedpatois
getTnoi96io, naar 8aniterne % be
res 9ern Ilpoer / aae mulige Ret
ninger fill airter. d life ftnlber, men
iom n, Der ret Rnber 5en, Oeb, At
oe er Ilngt faAioere r1d Den frelienbs
Sano6dos 5Dlot tno ror soos luthsrs
ie 9iute. ser tr1nges til. at ri an
carsr moo be ~ugldoslige bemmeIi9e
5Oreninger % andre 6oreninger, iom
tuoos here's 9dditdrb ON oei mOoidife
BOG bar oraeet og enbnu orager itore
Starer fort fra asrtsn % ben freIs
isnos Sunbbeo. !5sr ranges til, at
tet ttiper 9Iort inoIpienoe for Sol
fet, trpr utrtitsdag q bet er at g5ue DE-
res prpIt en- usiel file Con. idmsDis
mdo at MAN niaaifs Eoloer fine e9ne
Ssnsr til6ase ira at gda uo / ben
reliignebt Gerning, FOIoi ben er fors
enst meo 6~attigfom. Saaban en-
3ilitano fprbeier ben un9e Worfns
Gre, DIR trrbs at tiger: &c. Der tr
fss; ieg Jaeger NIT 9io % min Strait
NH aft pan 5errens 4lierl Usn
bot er buate til 5fhm CO Stdbe FOR
iadbhnne Rsnigbebsr oa Meniebebss
lemmer. Tom hsr aarrtgi gnisr dptr
ocsr beres 7rlere % tnlrrtr, boer
Sang, Der er Gale ON al efps til
Cubs Riee % bans 5jeners. 9ods
tame bur aforig Toritaaet SUBS
@cdnqefium % Rams Raates RIG
nom.
Mla otsit fda ainasr biorags til
at dobne 2jnens puu en- % nnben,
iaa BET life uItfor me9et ital paste
pda Dc. b0dO 0erren flyer Osb Puofss
ten: oOm enb Ssrael par ipm 6a.
sets Sano, Iua tai nos bun en- Cen
ming frelfes". ;. &. Stnfen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-01-19

ter oi MI meb BET ffriie Sodr ira
kent lllhalg.
U1eb bet famine mSSoeles BET 9en
nep. At qaitor 8. 3. 5timoai MglIer
1ru er lnort uopdi9s Setretar. Gfios
t9Oere meoodles BET, at Yoifor Dol
FER far uOgtodt ct T~ortr9ffeligt, file
6lroeIfrift en- Ddoumonmisibonen.
rcm ont fsfe Sin pil bldoe uptrptt /
bort 5orfagsaas i @taiy. 4ebr.. D.
fom hi A1ober oil bltoe s%fteripurqt
og Taft meO Snteresie pinot i Wes
nigbherne.
Gnem oetts: U6on Der life runot
emtring t Wlentgbeoerns i5O5er Ben
ntr. boem 6erren ruu hotbslt BIS
bar reliignet Ter / ameyatd - msb
5relie Tor i'm SjaI o9 rigstis mep
Gprofits 9hber, DIR, ltg 9igns Deter
zen ira Ddnmtauf. meb @laos os Sat
funbe bsilrrtte Jig TIL at gipe Tn
fuGo 0aunbs 9uDe" snten hi Sfute=
b~Dgningen / lltda til airtebp9z
nineen bauupt Sn1orerne (oer tram
ger til en- Sum for giebIibtet) = til
tpr Sdopemfs sion - til gsrnebjens
meme. s1sr bill 2~lfbdHaling al Dor
'SsoGes @9GO. GnIi9 d1u en- ipenit
.@rcosr $4,000 Til Qilouitunh> Sto.
zen = 5oeniferneS tb~enlogiits Care.
Iuuitolt / &Oct 5adartp. 81, 9ere,
4Om / l6u: .Nrttn elfter en- glao
'G;ioer".
Oette foreIsbfg. 8eb MI inoerlig
for en- prlit9net Uisipn i lt0b. =
IWlere. nodr .jeg hsrer fra llbcdlgt.
Ueeo 5rdoens t0iEien
g. 9. gbriftidnfen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-01-19
Sanif amerifanif Selifab.

Stsriteparten At .0anit @ntris
tanit SeIita6"s 2~tffffupttdI er MI
tegnet; reg er Der iitfsri mango
9ennsr al Oenns Gag. iom snonu
itte bar tegret ia. 81 bsber ioas
odnne iehoe os here's Subifripfron
in'Osn Den Bite be.
Selifdbet dTfoloer i'm isritt Gsnes
rulforiamiins / 5ebruan Niuunso.
Der tl ba blloe pdlgt gsitDrelis %
9frsaiop,r Eor Selifobe.. rini1e hi
ben pldn 6roreFTer Ssiftdbet ifal
,lr6sjoe bsrDs enoefig popfs9et. 9i
at iorbels 2tfiierne p1l Iaas
mun8e 09nc,r % Ggus iem mulia.
iSarIi9 itaar' DIR tslhsags al bare ira
lrilnge qfdpfer / gefen 10 ira ban.
9antbrugers.
Oct er Dor uroifeli9e 5ro al
ibnrbs Of pGret I Sfdnb til perions
FIG al bringe Sog,n frem FOR por
l,anif merlhanife J1rmsre. og pnye
9anbstn9nb / Qeiten. pfgbe be mso
6adno o8 Munb ite1re penne Gag.
pilbe aae !0j9ipe iii al banne en-
Organization hpis 5brmuoI fdq
:ars al optdgs. betanpIs oe lepe ale
1ossr og 5priaas. ber Tan blApe al
.1drbafg og mnttriel @aun brr %
JENNIE.
{ cort Charter lnesr bet fadTeots:
,Qlt opmunrre bnnftt MQno "a
aointer nf 9ioenitab o. aurit III
AT 6siegs Qmsritd os at opoatte
tos Qmsrif1nere til at beige
Mt 6j1lpe til at eHabiere en- bsbre
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andre 5ntsrssier / Qmertfo oe 9nns
,,gGt arbejrs fen til BbSbdbrins NJ
smport % @fsport msflsfn 9nns
mani oe amerifu."
8Gdnbt punfterne l1ggsr man
Marte til al 4~rbeIbernts.
;Snolens os airtenS Snxrsgfer, Tuos
bdl Tom 9anbbrilaerens tornrnsr IN
Der painat / % 2.
Oct tr Enri al oor. bdnftamtris
9aTdbbru9ere. Grtsibert. Sfl.
be Hfrtem6nb fan I6rs ncgst Of
btns Brgbre bisnms / on Sabrs.
lamb. 3sr er intet Step pdo 'SSyprs
ben, boor mon MD en- fadrun
GRIM hgbeb gaar op { Tdgne. tom
bjemme / 9unmurt. DIR bofDts en-
ueubvfigbeb at Msrr ON eHtDtr
Chg, Der piffutsrts I 8Idbene, Der
efspertmtnteres = og Dtres 4nbelss
forctdgnoer, bDob enfen bet er Qdnb.
.brlqsrnes ener 4~rbeIosrnes, bar
nGdst en- ioObun 5ufOtpmmenbeb, al
be 9srbsn tOer Frdur Eorn apfenb.
gn Organization fom ben, hi nu1
brqgsr, 9unf Qmeritdnff Sefifdb.
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Of 0unmorfs ppptrlfgfte Wab HI
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-01-19

Sibt ReSegsrelie.

9e1 sr ubeFhgeIigt. nRten ros
mDoenhe at ffuls I'll at babe on
unbffpGoning. Mtn faa tafoer oi
tet 3. be8grslis", % en- ia1ban bar
Qeierne rstmasiist arap pad, mar
her sr nngst, Der life er, ION BET bur
be Dqre.
3et sr pore upper sasr .,01ntri.
CIR" nr CT gait mso. Gn tort
8em9rtniu9 berom giouoe ri / iibite
Rumner. 0i er beat uoe al Stano
TIL ii lspere orrentli9 3rpt, fsr ri
foor nDe Watricsr III S9ttsrnaitis
nerr. Og aprretturen er BET rent
gdlt meb. 9i fan life fda aOrrets
turdTtrpf. Tom CT safe1ge.
SfanSie dore 8fdfS al ben
@runo san ri 10 life. Nsn 5ortGl.
linser, r5rflannes 5alt". iom Der
fdgeg S0utrrk at Tor aogfOrm. Jet
pir os neht Ill al psnte meb. inbtil
ri fddr De me WGotricer, ~ ri life
fan bprs Colt iddodn 5rpf ! IN
Bog.
I'm fan osr Haturligois iper8es.
HrorFor Der i'll sr isr9et for me
gdatrfcer / 5fre. 8et bar Rtoats
tTonen egcntfg in1st neb at are.
Men Dorretningsfsrtren Tiger. at
be aorrite Miofrickr rentots neo 1da
lppertst plubTdGSs, (tOdb ogiaa II
fanpt). fdn ban life bu1bs taeet ia
I 0hre bsrfor. Sg Desunen er Der
aIt for nogen s5o itben ttItHt npe
Matricer / ZEN gprt. ia Tuu i9T9e
Iiben, al be alersne mddtie tunns
n1re her. ON Srbren par stspetkret
frofs. Nrd = bet Fadr altfda en-
Gnbs, oe ret lenes fan oet itfe rare,
- Faa foar 29ferne ben beiGgite.
Ham 5rpt of npe Snper, % fua
fortietes .iGdIt".
Nldb Bet iamhns foar ri stOe int
nermere Rdbagsr.Iie ongnukute
st 9nle".
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fafrsf. 9st er aleIkbe opl9it, at u
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mari. 9lt bet, Der bar O1ret meoz
t<lt / Dit. H1ubs ri puu 9unns
ben. bo ui bea9Hbts bkn. og 8lnbet
Mr. forrmet regelm9sffgt III os fst,
fau BET bar Gelf ubamslist at autuss.
at ri ffIloe funnt fcnme ! 5orlss
gsnhrp. "a DIT fnd Lob rkrrte paa
.i,a, ffrdp hi berfos til llbgipeme bers
ON - men Inlet gnr. Sensre
frep pi til puit. Jrtnon Msnsr rs
bob bam orbre Bot for os. Guo BAN
bar nj Tanct Sphr aflepdot for fons
serk 3Sb fbsr. at ian bar beisrget
gsnb<t beHilt. bxrff, fbm hi Bah BAN
ON. men ma A9sdbet eltr bets lib
sitkre far Ri ,rbnu Itss bsrt ct
Tslrt. % ri ttrtber ingen grunb btr@
iii. ut rit en- 1arr bi.m for OF
unberfsg, buorbun BET ForHofOer fig,
.er mi libt for rnsgof, men bat ibrKs
10 naftcr, fom intet mfnbre fan fors
fDno. Om frsmt5bise .Jorfse Oit nda
Morlst, ban hi ruturtigsis 5t Fg.
Rnn pi ftofe Gortrfrinpen. fof bet
tribs gicrt, men inhttil uibsrs mao
pi bebe Q9ftrns ~gJbhdbsfurrt BaOc
% ltnbftpfbt, .ta.a H&.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-01-19
6por er DC 81?

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en9psr, idm far Gmior9 for port
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ioes Der / be 5iorsneos Staisr 1886
Odnits 5~nuuanorsre og Ia. 292, hois
Borotbrs begge e. ispt i 3anm1rf,
taNumnsn 269. sos. 2lf oisie nj
hsrer 5000 Den Oanits so.sluf1.
airte / Qmsutta og 9,268 Zen loren.
hanift co. slutb. airfe / 9Gntritl, til
iummen 1869 elsr flint ouer Go.
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Proeent al pore qdnbss
m9nb2 Rogk fiHots ua De nor
lie SamInno, c5 nosle andre | fors
iteQiss oanite % engeiiie reiormertt
Sumfuno; men bet langi oDeroeJsnoe
5trtul ldDer gunife NIT nosn aft
Sbuufunb mdo adfitus o. bans airs
ts. 3ette er / Snuobeo en- ist9eli9
5iDtdnp, ug ri bar @unO til At
iperge: 6bab fan Der Boo
gsrts for at afhj4fpe en-
a q ban aanbeIi9 RIB?
Seq tsnoertun Il Hddb. BET, ION
9rttber 7Orm6s ioalates: On ct
fa6oro: 9eo og arbsjb! Msn
ret Ter I'D til. AT ri mdl bebs megsi
mere og arbsJbe meget mere. inosn at
iddrfant Wisforf.1o bli0sr ~ttfgaons
anioret. So, fpor ri ir9n9er til me
re 8sn, fkor ri tr9n9er til mere %
beore QrbeJoe. o9 hpor ri trans
GER til Here 4rbtjbere.
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9eretning finOes Der 688.037 Rorffs,
faouaf 288, 732 itdar ! n f~oritslise
hdtbsrIte SnmFuno. bst pil iiss
n9iten AZ puoceni. autos life bette
III dt Oafts os til en- belfie
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lite Blot frem5d1bts sjebftttsGse 5ss
kfer os Stdmninssr, men lou ri
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bt f~onfrmsrdbe WebltrTmer,
Bernene 10 tr regret msp /
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46, O91 of pore Qonbsmorto / Dor,
binoefie mep be to oarifs hrtberife
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be-. Men pdn ben anben SiN .r
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rasa enb ban, Tom er fsrts / Dam
mart. og buis yorafbre 6egge sr febi
Der. Ser er mdnge unsrffanfffdote
9unffe, bDis Bern moo regnes for
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Sharp County record., 1906-11-16
Groom q, Bride Is.

Oliver C, Smith of Balboa, aged
90 years, was married one day
last week to Miss Audie Nichols
of the same place, who is only 10
years of age. Two we eks ago
Mr.. Smith tried to secure Ii
cense to marry from the clerk
here, but it was refused on &C.
count of Miss Nichols age, al
though both her parents were
willing for the license to be is
sued. After a license could not
be had here Mr.. Smith and Miss
Nichols, a little disheartened out
more determined, went to West
Plains, Mo-, accompanied oy the
BRIDES mother, where a permit
was granted and the marriage
consumated. Mrs. Smith is the
Youngest bride this section has
ever known.