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The Cairo bulletin., 1907-11-09
NO1ORKEYRAFF FLING
mayor Said to Have Issued Notice
That Saloon Men Must Not En-
gage IN This Business.

Saloon men report that they have
received notice from the MAYOR
through the chief, that they win not
bH permitted to engage in raffles OF
various kinds for the coming HOLIDAYS.
many saloon men in the city have ftr
/ some Years past done d lively bust
ness In turkeys geese, etc. for
Thanksgiving and Christmas. rafting
Eoff the birds. TO srch an extent was
this carried on last year that the
legitimate dealers in this line were
seriously inteffered with. while com
paratively few Of the patrons of the
saloon faifles were rewarded with
holiday birds. many spending consid
elably more than a fair price for d
turkey or goose and getting none.
Saloon men could afford to pay big
prices fof the birds, because they act
tie money for them In the raffles, aud
the regular dealers were compelled Ia
Lay more for what they got and
charge more for what they sold so
that the effect was demoralizing all,
around.
Protest was made against this LAT |
wear, but the mayor would not inter
'ore then because, he said, the pro
est came too late after number eff
ne saloon men had provided them
gives with birds which they could
1T have disposed Of at a profit IN the
psnlar way. He promised. however, |
hat the practice should not be a..
owed this year, and if report is true
ID has kept his word
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-11-09
BURKE'S MEN
WON GAMES
BEAT COMPANY X TEAMS AT
ARMoRY LAST NfGHT-oooD
CROWD IN ATTENDANCE.

Both CT Burke's teams beat beth
of Company Ks teams last night at
the armory in basket ball games. The
score Of the first game was IS to II.
that of the second y to 3.
Finch and Hurt, ~ere forwards in
the first game for the Burkes. Mulvi.
hill for Company K In the second
games Goldsmith and Logan were for.
wards fer the Burkes and Cooper lead
for Company X.
There was q good-sized crowd and
considerable enthusiasm over tie
games. Manager Burke announces
that his teams are ready. for games
With any aggregations here.
Glenn Eutler was umpire and KYLE
Ent referee.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-11-09
In Honor Of Guest.

I Miss Ellie Ragland. of Woodyil.e
KY, was the recipient Of party giver
~ her honor by Miss Emma Johnson
whose guest she is, at the latter's
rome, 2Sl0 Commercial avenue, last
evening.
These who We're so fortunate as to
DC numbered among the happy gather
illg were Misses Ellie Ragland, Mary
Klein. Emma Johnson Pearl James.
Nellie Johnson, May Taylor, Myrtle
Carpenter, Mary Layton and Ida Lay.
ton; i1essrs. Clyde Stanley, Rube
Neil' Walter Walbaum, Fred Wal
baum, Joe Klein, Marvin Collins, Ben
Curse, Albert Allen, Jess Bopp. Mr..
and Mrs. Flood, Mr. ana Mrs. John.
son and Mrs Hood
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-11-09
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF
Buys Another store.

= a Petit, the Well known dealer
y general merchandise has pur-
chased another store His latest ac-
QUESTION r the store Of Mrs Richard
towers at Eighteenth and Poplar
streets which viii 20 known as store
no y Mr.. Petit now controls the
following stores: No. | 1.-THE orig.
~ Racket store) 2o2l Washington.
No z. Petit & Byrnes. Thinyfourth
and Sycamore; No. B Formerly Han,
Geek 4 Semitic 2025 Washington
70 7 Fifteenth street near Cedar:
No. Eighteenth and Poplar.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-11-09
COMPROMISE ACCEPTED
Schlitz Brewing Company Agrees to
Pay Fine of $4,000 and Leave
the State.

Topeka, Kas, Nov S.-The Schlitz
Brewing company Of Milwaukee. to-
day in the supreme court confessed
to Judgment in custer in the sum of
$1,000 which they paid and agreed to
get ort of the state. This is a com.
Promise as a judgment of $4,000 was
granted against the brewery COM
pany July last.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-11-09
FAIR DIVORCE
MARRIED AGAIN
MRS. NELLIE X. PATIER OF CAIRO
BECOMES BRIDE or GUY p.
LlNvlLLE OF CEDAR
RAPIDS, IA.

a marriage license was issued III
st. Louis Thursday to Guy r. l4invillo
~ Cedar Rapids, la. and Mrs. Nellie
Is. Patier Of Nashville, Tenn.
Mrs. Patier until recently resided in
Cairo. AT the October term Of circuit
court she obtained a divorce from
Earl A. Patief. The couple formerly
lived at Washington avenue and Char
les street, this city
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-11-09
A New Brand.

In another column will be found the
advertisement of the Cairo Cider anil
Vinegar Company. They have just
received from one of their mills a
supply of Wine Sap Brand" pure ap.
pie Juice a most delicious apple cider
which they are placing on the Cairo
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-11-09
REDUCE WORKING HOURS.

Dunkirk N. Y, Nov. ss1fRegi1ning
Monday 2,l00 men Of th$ Brooks Loco.
motive works win be REDUCED from
ten hour TO nine horr work day.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-11-09

Miss Eta Schuh was the guest Of
honor At a pleasant social affair giver
Thursday evening by Miss Pauline
Wegener of Nineteenth street Musio
end interesting guessing contests ~
which prizes We're won by Misses
Blanche Spies, Eta Schulz and Char.
Z tte 500 We're the interesting fea-
lures provided for the guests pleas
ure.
Miss Schnh who is to bega Thanks
SWING bride. was the recipient Of
many handsome pieces Of china.
me guests We're Misses Louise and
blanche Spies, Mary DePaun, Josie
I agee Myrtle zonne, Grace Glen.
aehen, Louise Lippitt, Charlotte Sloo;
Mfssfs- G. Bolgon, Charles and John
Wegener.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-11-09

NEW UPTOWN coal COMPANY
Yards ioested at seth street and Big
-Four track, near the =. Nordnan
plant at west gath street. only high
grade Illinois Goals handled; we will
appreciate all patronage given US;
Phone, Home ia; Terms c. o. o.
WEST SIDE coal COMPANY.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-11-09

Pianos--best makes easy pay.
laents Or cheap for cash, al eraran.
teod by makers. ]. W. WEitlSck.
White Sewing Machine office, il02
Washington avenue.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-11-09

Another fresh lot Of Saturday candy
received at Paul G. Schulz and Sons.
ooc candy Saturday and Sunday for
35c.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-11-09

c. L. Ewing. of Chicago. general SUI
perintendent of the Illinois Central.
railroad. A. E. Gift. of Carbonate.
division superintendent, and Mr.. Cliff
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-11-09

Charleston Enterprise: Congress.
man J. J. Russell who has been in the
active practice of his profession, the
law during the past thirty years, has
retired from the practice aud severed
his connection with the firm Of Rus
sell 4 Deal He Is succeeded by w.
&. Russell. In his retirement the firm
aas lost strong and influential mem
Der However, the firm as now con
stltuted, is one of considerable
strength. Both members are careful.
capable and methodical, and will care.
iuliy guard the interests of their
clients
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-11-09
SOCIALANDPERSONAL

ford roadmaster Of the st. I.ouis Al
VISION We're in the city last night on
q tour Of inspection Of the road
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-11-09
Notice to Bank Customers.

4 WHEREAS. The action of he reserve
Il Danks OF New York, Chicago, ST. Louis and
4 o'her Clearing House cities has rendered Y
\ Impossible for the banks Of Cairo. Illinois III
Il secure additional supplies Of currency; and
WHEREAS, This condition of affa;rs u
4 calculated 70 interfere with the operation ~
|. regular business, if the supplv ~ r,,-rar..,
l now on hand shonld be withdrawn fr.r, NJ,
city; and -
WHEREAS. II is the desire az sa,d hanLs
mat the money Of their depositors should i.
safeauarded, and the business inferastS ~
SAID city should be protected; therefore be Il
RESOLVED. That beginning on Novembar
:, loU1, all the banks i'm said civ shall ra-
quire notice Of Withdrawals on all savin5s
accounts; be ii further
kESOLVED. That beginning on same date
al me banks In said city will, i'm lieu az cnr-
rency' pay I'm Cairo Clearing House Cerf;f,-
cafes guaranteed by all the banks. - T.
exchange on reserve cities. /:
ALEXANDER COUNTY NATIONAIRANK
ALEXANDER COUNTY SAVINGS RANK :
CAIRO NATIONAL BANK.
FIRST BANK AND TRUST COMPANY. |:
Cairo. Illinois. November /, 1907.
ss ~ j. a. =
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Pupils Recital.

81 TuoilS recital.
4 The pupils of Miss Lovelace
teacher of dramatic art. will give a
I recital this afternoon at the residence
q Mrs w. S. Dunbar. 1909 Washing.
ton avenre.
The program will be as follows:
Pfano solo--Leila Dunbar.
Recitation-Mea Little Torment
: Beulah Davis.
Reoitation--The Watermelon; Dor
othy Pomeroy.
Vocal solo-Mrs. w L. Holt,
Reading-A Difficutyi Vivian Rees. |
Recitation Didn't | Charlie Viola
Fahra
Piano solo Whispering Paul
Munkelt3 Birdie Mae Matthews.
Recitation Naughty zell Paul
Peterson.
Recitation-Mr. Brown Has His
Hair Cut; Dorothy Davis.
! Vocal solo-Will You Be MY Teddy
Bear; Lois Holt
Recitation The Cracked Nought |
Family; Ruth Dunbar, Il
Monologue-The Debutante; Ruth !
Peterson. Il
Recitation The Tampa Romance. !
Birdie Mae Matthews. (
Isaac LaHue left last night to visit }
relatives In Indiana Is
Mrs. Robert Carkuff has taken G
Position as public stenographer at y
The Halliday. g
Julius P. Schulz left last night fer
ST. Loais on business. r.
&
H. H. Hadsell. or Chicago formerly 81
OF Cairo, Is in the city on business.
n. H. Knowlton, chief engineer of II
the Big Four at Mt. Carmel, is in the
city on business.
Miss Anita Goode, who has been the
guest of Mrs. Parker Halliday has re.
urned to her home in Fulton, Ky.
Mrs. Frank Hewlett of Charleston
No, is the guest of her daughter Mrs. Bt
J. c. Terrell, of Park Place West ga
to
H. G. Ashbaugh, editor of the Pulas- w.
4 Enterprise, was here from Mound se
tty yesterday transaeting business. lr'
- grs
w. G. Jackson, of Vienna, who was Pal
] here at st. Marys Inirmary has
covered and returned to his home.
DIR. j. J. Rendleman returned last adv
light from Cincinnati where he at VIII
ended a meeting of Big Four railway rec
irgeons. sun
pie
Mrs. w. S. Candee, of Evanston. viii
Iii arrive today to visit her son
enry Smith Candee and family of -,
I'm street I'LL
Mrs, Clarence Henley of Murphys- ~
no. is ihe guest of her parents. Mr.
ID Mrs. J. B. Collins of 22S Twenty
venth street.
L. Armstrong. chief engineer of
e Cairo & Thebes railroad will go
st. Louis today for a brief visit BEL
tn his family.
Z. L. Ewing, of Chicago. general SUI
of the Illinois Central.
lroad A. f. Cliff of CarhopJalo B'
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-11-09

Messrs. Frank Spencer, Rollo IT.
spann, 7. G. Clendenen, Samuel
Could ]. w Wenger, Lee Harrison
W. w Orr and pr Samuel Dodds
went to Anna last evening to attend
I meeting Of the Anna Chapter Of
Royal Arch Masons, having work in
az degrees. The Geenral Grand High
Fflest Of the United States was pres
ent also Judge Monroe G. Crawford
High Priest Of the state of Illinois,
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-11-09

j. l. Armstrong. chief engineer of
the Cairo & Thebes railroad will go
to ST. Louis today for a brief visit
with his family.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-11-09

Mrs Clarence Henley of Murphys-
boro, is ihe guest of her parents, Mr..
end Mrs. J. B. Collins of 22S Twenty
seventh street.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-11-09

Mrs. w. S. Candee, of Evanston.
viii arrive today to visit her son
Henry Smith Candee and family of
Elm street
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-11-09

} Bulletin Is the only paper with
radius Of $50 miles with the ser
w ~. a~.ocisref p-~~s
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-11-09

mr. and Mrs Frederick Johnson, Of
lineage, arrived IN the city last even
ms 90 visit the latter's mother, Mrs.
wary Patier Of Twentieth street
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-11-09

W. W. Damron, an attorney Of
vienna ~, has located in Cairo.
opening an office in the Miller bui.d-
lhg On Washington avenue.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-11-09

Dr. J. ]. Rendleman returned last
night from Cincinnati where he at
tended a meeting of Big Four railway
surgeons.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-11-09

w. G. Jackson, of Vienna, who was
Ill here at St Mary's Infrmary has
recovered and returned to his home.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-11-09

Or w. 4. Grinstead returned last
hsht having accompanied w. p. Hal
liday as far as Ashley. Ill.,, on his wav
70 Nc. Clements, Mich. From Ashley
ne went to McLeansboro where he at
tended the meeting of the Southern
Illinois Medical association.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-11-09

H. G. Ashbaugh, editor of the Pulas-
HI Enterprise. was here from Mound
City yesterday transaeting business.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-11-09

H. H. Hadsell. or Chicago, formerly
OF Cairo, Is In the city on business.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-11-09

Julius P Schulz left last night fer
ST, Louis on business.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-11-09

H. II, Knowlton, chief engineer of
the Big Four at Mt. Carmel, is in the
city on business.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-11-09

Mrs. Frank Hewlett of Charleston.
Mo- is the guest of her daughter Mrs.
G. c. Terrell, of Park Place West.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-11-09

Miss Anita Goode, who has been the
guest of Mrs. Parker Halliday has re.
turned to her home in Fulton, Ky.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-11-09

Mrs. Robert Carkuff has taken a
POSITION as public stenographer at
The Halliday.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-11-09

Isaac LaHue left last night to visit
relatives In Indiana.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-11-09

Mr. ana Mrs Charles O. Patier have
closed their country home at Cairo
nelshts and have returned to the CITY.
they will srend the winter at their
home on Twentieth street
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-11-09

MIS- K. I, Dickson and daughter 81
Coulterville, viii arrive today at noon
% spend few days as the guest Of
MISS Eta McEwen, Of Seventh street
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-11-09

W and Mrs, NJ 0. Greer have re-
turned from Chicago where thev snent
several weeks While there the form,
er took course of study in one Of
The medical colleges.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-11-09

Mrs Elmer Smith and son, Mrs. ].
@ Hunt and guest, Mrs. q. Fl. Hatfield
OF DuQuoln, went to ullin yesterday
where they will visit Mrs. Hunts sis
ter for a few days.
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Deafness Cannot Be Cured

by local applications, as they cannot
~reHch the diseased portion OF the
ear There is only one way to to cure
deafness. and that is by constitution
al remedies. Deafness is caused by
an inflamed condition of the mucous
lining of the Eustachtan Tube.
When this tube is inflamed you have
a rumbling sound or imperfect hear
ing, and when it is entirely closed,
deafness is the result, and unless the
inflammation can be taken out this
tube restored to its normal condition
hearing will be destroyed forever;
nine cases out of ten are caused by
Catarrh, which is nothing but an in
famed condition of the mucous sur
faces.
We will give One Hundred Dollars
for any case of Deafness Caused by
Catarrh) that cannot be cured by
Halls Catarrh Cure. Send for circu-
lars. free
F. J. CHEVY e. CO, Toledo, O.
Sold by Druggists, Use.
Take Halls Family Pills for con
stipation.
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NATURAL KITCHENS.


1yse.~ are sne M t@*s fas1niFss- ire
aAesi. FOE example isce s@>fasias is
- ar~asesl h~caasa nstase .@ws sas@
o. hsss water al .nss s<Te saasur IN Tire
eAAr~ as streaming spfiaas 81 sfs"uiSns
@r~rs HUT thsT~ 10 etaiy asse csaairs
wkv.~ ~ rst8x~ wwfsen is fsfA fEs-ssEg
Ill their sr~s tur ~ ana sie4 nature.
aAd thai !. the N@rfa siafsa Of New
xests rsfi Here ~ wonderland - a
hosass ni square Ta e. sn volrHusc fhsf
q. ht~ mar tr lighted ly inserting =
fsw sticks ia The earth ana wherever
err makes hote le speedily hss poc1
q fsaiinE aier. into whish q pusidls s
mAy ~ lns errvf tneasrd in a cloth and
cooked es,3~iitlonsly
Frngueuiiv Ia perfectly cold streams
= boiling Bot cnrr~ni may =. seen and
fei, runniu. ssonE TIE .siIr Of The
river. aud herr the Maori women do
their own and ff4e white mans wash
ing Naturally IA. volcanic reT,cu Of
New Zealand t. dan aerous country h.
wander ~ without n Tu,d~, Snd many
tourists have kfst their lives 10 the re-
suit uf sueli oeleHsno-s Maori sery'
ants boil ceis.e aua e.ss IN this way
New York Tribune
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4 Vile t'~rfor m = n &C.

On the occasion II his brothers bene
iii Edwin Booth was standing behind
the scenes when a character actor who
bad been giving limitations Of noted
actors Was about 10 respond TO an en-
cure
"W nom do you instate nextT' "a
quired Booth
well" was the reply Il was going
TO represent you In IIamiets soliloquy
but If you look on I'm afraid | shall
make a mess OF {.
Suppose ! initiate myselfT' remark
ed the traGedian, and, hastily putting
on the other actors wig and buttoninp
up his coat he went on and delivered
the well known lines.
Next morning the newspapers stated
that the limitations ruined the Perform
ance "the PRESERVATION Of Edwin Boott
being simply vile enough TO make
that actor shudder had he seen it,
Toledo Blade.
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81. s. CAMP BELL & CO:
Ooo~oO0D00Oo0 OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

usaosany furnished dining roon
fe immense. round dining table
.sias rsapleudent with beautiful
fat carnations and Fvd shaded can
uss. ay Mrs. G. l.. Penn and Mss
plssfr. The highest score sas made
ts Miss beaumont who received a
pretty aaaa painted picture tn
Aiss aaIui. MINER fsli the eumsols
dainty silver mounted hat.
l aaIdsf sud she mo#t gFas,ously
Wiss sllmure
Case Vas u0sf dciightfut sasial
s.a. aud suo maeh enius~d hv ala
present
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RIAL tArArv DEALS.
lit ~ fr,s~t~ tIie.l f.s Rssossi in
sts te.Asnss s3~sA'. sHfis~.

" 4. Stout su T y Templetoh
10, 10 Epass t-1s.
c. a. Harris to T. w ctami.y bot
10 Ewnls t1aa.
j ~ Atiassa 10 Ellos Hatllff ins
rs nrittnns ts.a
E.fisa gaslssss % J = Altman. lat
In nglison. ibao.
6 Woodbridge go w t. GIL.
breath. So acr@s out NJ ths y Wilson
survsy i@soo.
!. T. aud T G. Bafnes 10 X q
and W r Roach. o. acres IF land
ssTa5
t. r. Ailsn TO w X. and J "
gaasho. eos acres out Of the Josepl,
aoreu league. sfs,sJo.
y X Hefley Ia e W. Davis. 10,
in Bristol. tson.
@ L. Lyon 10 W n iose lot Ia
Red OAK siao
!. L. Ftinss, guardian. 20 ] W
Garrett. lot in italy sfST 50
]. = Pratt 10 W l.. Arlington, so
acres out of She John Conwas sur-
ycy. Sa.Tao
r S knykeudail 10 II. II Sanders
100 acres our of the Jose Antonio
Gaona survey. 81 .oau
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Mrs rE<N t>rIErN>>
Nuair Given Complimentary tu o
Tvto of Nounl I..ssit.~.

Mn i. T.. Penn entertained
partf 81 youuE ladies With Forty, 80
yesterday afieruoon st beg hsan'lfu.
hnmv uu Marvin venut .Hnplisaer
tAfv Ja MIss Mar ~He flgseft au6
heF susss. Miss 9l'mafe 20 ffheef
and Miss beaumont ng NvataeAy.
Niss ENelle nunlap rseeissa fte
euestf a. fhu frnuf 4oor and M
Penn waa assisted iu hey dures a.
hostess bY an sffiesenf neAs. psFff
- hpf nass Intimate Friends
Many handsome sad xaasssis
ga~us Sefe noted AMONG n" sassss
aud tao hoess-~s saa. ~as mast n.-
sauinslv Em~n.a for fnls happy 80
aston in tnas srs~naid home ~:
quiet. resTsai ~s~Sanee sad p~rs~St ~
all it's appointments.
A. the ctcs~ ~ tas gSnsss a ~
lsghtsal buffet ianeh~sN, coGssstfas
~ eoffe-s sAias ~afers. - Sa~ sek~-
Almonds. casoi~c 'iss Llnss and
ICES. as s~rNes g r. As -c.oDs
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VITAL STATISTICS.
BIRTHS

George Campbell and wife. May
pearl. January Is: boy.
s. e. Watson and wife, Maypearl
January II a boy.
Aubrey Witten and Wife, May
pearl. January 9. a girl.
Ed Zinn and Wife. Italy. January
-; boy
]. B. Cheatham and Wife, Italy
January ~. a girl.
f. l.. Pomeroy and wife, italy
January II; boy.
Tillman Brannon and wife, Mil
ford, January girl.
James Holbert and wife, Boyce
January IS; boy
Chas. Sauer and wife Palmer
January Il; a boy
L. Williams and Wife, Palmer
January 10; girl.
]. S. Lghtsey and Wife, Palmer
January 3; a boy.
Richard Hancock and Wife, Pal
mer, January 20; boy.
Johnston Morehead and wife
Palmer, January %; boy.
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rHW uoRn> Oh WNIs<t>.


The following has hyen s.ug 1a.
irum lHr division og chsmIsgFF uf fhr
reNas experiment. stations
tbuuf lhss time 20 year .fgvsHanst
hie parties So around xtsempilux fu
s.Il mo.eslled Hegipe~ fav maaIne
faFsiiirurs frtend erfaa We
Yesterday bad mau fu eHmt
Cos mv wtfh hts restmr ln PISS
aasksf far sh.eh hs paia : aH ta1
aahesi faF the material fuF soils @AH
fertilizer nesipe
II snv II fusE reader sfr sffeI
ea 8a gun@rtnnits tC geg n ga tAw
Srnund fiooF Of ne t~rsllis~g Aass
n~~s 10 learn ha@ "a m4se seFfslls
.rs tor q 40 fsa-~ah by pxrrhzs-
lnx a slv-e dollar resip~ tor raastns
FERTILIZER. =. stss Is eff@r ss~ "a
Vice
DON'T
Nh~n yos psaehAss nesip~ tor
1~sinx fertilizers. yssv sr- g~rtsns
9Th yoar nos~s for Sotklng We
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have seeu several OF tbve eseipes
arid have Ne} tu see tae .haf as not
worthless The MIXTURE ufsn. f.d "a
turlsus io he directions given Afo
aof worth ths lme .ui HeE as
p.ied lugFvdieun sfe ,al.ea Cor
whieh can pniy ae pau aafe# at 10
afus Store At fl4a ufws aua az
d. ss aog erv ~ uv mar. ra}H~ e.
tbr a'hnis iAsn Nftee OIL fesl aid
se
Huf eFru f uH a& pusa tu
au saaa 4ireffiant far aiamH
affs..fe @haf tara Fr Hxxv
aala Eawt mensa fuf sssasvsainA a2y
e0ala b. #stansa fa aufalnN n
sxss.srisaeatA4 ssAs8vu So 81 -
smse sesa stsAomf eh%sEs aAess s.a
fnv mtvinw arg R1nA 81 f.ssshss ss
sired
aaf. ss s4Aa Asswfw - @@px a@w-
~ - ~esn q fsrfaasasr nsxzw. asssn
for - 80 or 2Es skA~s ssse* IA
~a& M@s .Nr~ s-A~s
no sos bux fsyuAass4 ss~ay~s
I. : rRarS
Cn~Ussa res2s ess~s..nssH SEQ
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Interior Improvements have been
made at the store of the Thompson
Jewelry company which have added
much to the attractiyeness OF that
establishment Circular counters
and show cases have been installed
by which the statesmen occupy the
center of the building. BY this ar
rangement goods can be displayed to
a much more attractive advantage,
The repair department viii remain
in its present location, an office will
be neatly fitted up to the right of
the front entrance.
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Don't worry yourself trying to
find a buyer for your horse, COW, or
anything else YOU wish TO sell. The
cheapest and quickest way to let
the people know it is to place a
small want ad in the Daily Light S
want column. II viii do the work. SO
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licensed to Wed.

r. Hester and Julie Paules.
]. C. Brannon and Emma Warner
u. D. Campbell and Josie Tenery
p. A. Thompson and Nettie Me
Donald.
w. E. Putnam and Iva Munden.
Henry Addie and Sallie Skaggs.
J. x Smith and Lou Roberts.
Charlie Estes and Mrs. M1ttlt
Brooks.
John Wilson and Mrs. Hattie
Ebbs.
Otis Adams and Maye Wardlow.
Ernest c. cambridge and Pear
Mayfield.
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"EatitOrium. which signifies
the best of everything" is the
name of my new place on corner op-
posite Citizens National bank.
There were As names suggested, and
'Eatitorium suggested by w. E.
Martin. was selected. j. r. Williams.
So
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~. are ps~AssA 20 announce sha,
Foley. AnnU - Tar su~ essgAs.
eassa~ AsA txa9 uuDAtD - - Af0Drs
I'd ~ The Nat1oaAl PW~ roo1 aod
prag isv - u cnat>tos % sV1aeas
or ota~- hAynsal lruaA. Aa1 - res-
cGueee it - . safe reOoAy fcs chi
Ayxs I'D sAaNs D. ". FeaY.A
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4 free bottle of d. ThaChcr's LAYER ano
Blood Syrup will be sent 10 any reaoer OF
This pater Who viii wnte to the TharhU
Medicine Co.. Chattanooga, Teur
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Mrs Holbert, age &c years, near
Boyce; January IS.
Mrs Grace f. Harville, age *
wears, Palmer; January 10,
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~ waAasae - - tss state of Teas Al the
stoss ef ts~nss~. Jan. u. 1877.