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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1907-04-02

notwithstanding for 125,000
Str. 5oreningen bar allereoe IoIgt
u gdrceuer al iamlet Areal 128
50r. aanO for 41,400 Str.
QfboG0s9iem. qaa ct at ca.
300 9anOz og 9pbeboere beisgt
Mgoe / 2emOig oe0toges Oct al
tsbe Grosiersr Carl gedgadros
Gienoom paa 2empig Sorp. ae6es
Jun 5000 Str. Der ugtes opfert
ct tort etf6oloss os 5sjitole9iem.
!5i0til er Der tegnet ct 4ttiebeleb
pod $4,000 Str. at ca. 800 4ttiOs
n9rer.
I'm gtsportorening. =
9annelien at rgernes &noeIsetss
portforening og 9reaturmdrteo /
Rptsbing s.. bOis 5OrmauI er 4fs
5oIoslien al Ell ugentligt areaturs
hurfeo / Rptsbing / 6Orbinoelie
neo areaturefsport, er M iitret,
iOet BET fornp0ne qntaI &reaturer,
$1,000, er o~oerteguet.
ganten for 6oIbet %
Omegn bar pda en- etstraor0inGr
Notwithstanding oeotaget at uOs
oiOe Qttietapitalen fra 100000 Str.
til y Miaion. 8elsbet er allereoe
.egnet pad ca. 10000 Str. mar.
9anten begDnote i'm 9irffombsO
sen 6. Darts og bar til Oato pdd
Spdretdsie og 5olio mootaget Snes
Ituo til ct gelsb al 50,543 8r.
en- Spineoifteritis OPP
treoer / 81. Belle u. 5%oItebI." for
Si0en / Ggnen Roro os 8et for
Belle. Spgoommen er meset INIT
tefarlis. Den angrebsr melt unge
Spin og ptrer fig almin0eligbis Deo
S~tanosning / uoOitlinsen, iud ielO
ON 0prene tilipnelaoenoe bar ret
goo @oelpit. triues De bog life. -
Yeo6r9not @ddro. Den
Is. Marts opitoo Der Slo / Den 9ert
SsrgenIen tilbsrsnoe 9aaro / 3D.
geIs oeo ReItpeo. Ollie @aaroens
IRE itraat9tte 29nger neobr9nots.
hDorimo0 oct lptteoes at reooe oct
meite at Snoboet. Der inoebrenots
to Steer, en- aalo, to Gddr. ipo Sbin
idmt noget 5jertra. 8runoen menss
at oere opituaet fra en- B~ugeropn.
IN 2anobrugsftole. Pdd
ct Msoe / Rptsbing 81, Der par
befsgt at Meno fra De fOrifeli5s
Sosne / Oosberreo, Oeotoges oct !
II. n9olbatpoiten" at isse oprettet
en- aanobrussitole ser / 9erreost.
Der neoiattes ct ropals til at arr
beioe oioers paa Sagens Sterilization.
utompbilu bftilGin9en
I Rpfsbing 8. asrslen mso
Iriomobiloroiter / Wptsbing 5. %
G,negn unosr l1oitia.'ngen bar funs
sci Iaa Itart 5ililatnins, at Der 2:
b..se. oannet ct %.i.is.itlt an6er
Ratr af n8iltsris.5fomplsn.sf".
JON Torelsbis bar ts5t ct Bar 4.s
.,mrtilsr i'll asrieI : 9pea ol Oma
ssrtn.
gn 9efteflpn6er paa 147
pun0. gn JiffertDaie fra gfpers
garoe, iom laa | @iIeleie Opb os
Tiiteos meo 0aao sfter Rsoip9tter
CO Sfrubbsr, bar iaa belois at fans
&c en- 9elleflpnoer paa lat puno.
Den blep behalf meo 60 Ore pr.
puno slsr meo go0t SO 2r.
8efbigeffer mob pofts
b 9snet. 8erenoe 2anopoit, Nn>
ton Rubbet / aibef, er anbolot os
inoiut / 5erning arreit for 9efDis
eelisr moo poftpasnet til ct 8elso
af ca. 1000 9r.
6an bar tifitadet at baDe tilDenot
Zig grsDe og poitanpisningsbelsb
|fom geboerne pda bans poitrute
bapoe meogiOet bam til gefsrgelfe.
N,arnnsren hfen f~prffhffef fra 6sr<
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1907-04-02

zen iaafalote e6riitian osn 3oies
9ibl.
Zen GntGnoi3Aso, Al oea 8isel,
u6oriens 2lOis" omtaler. er foripast
.meO 9iaeoer, tpoer ugiau pad, al oct
enten er @briitian Oen 5reoies 81
eel saer en- at De nermeIt f%elgeuOs
l1ogaOer 1889 % 1858. Der bar
forIpnet meO oe iamme 9ileOer iom
llOgaOen ira 1000.
6inens 9psintitut 3ar
uoienOt geretning for 1906. DIT
fes 9eraf, at Snititutet / bet for.
lpbne Oar bar paret beiegt al los
uoenlanoIte Eager. at Staten bar
beoilget 10000 SIR. til 8e3anoling
At fattige qatienter. at Der er Re
6anolet 182 npe patienter (tmoo
209 / 1900 % iaIt 781 meO De ira
tioli8ere 9tar, at Der ouglig bar
peret af6olOt 126 2psIeancer os
1877 aoniultutioner O.i.O.
5il Snititutets Notwithstanding
er iHotommen 173 npe o9 oOerfert
fra forsguaenoe @ur 46 Pdtienter.
Der er per foregaaet en- betpoelig
raoitling. ioet osnne 4foelings
Seancer er Ootset fra SIC / 1904
til 998 / 1905 og 1866 / 1906.
2aan til 5iftere. af Stdtsz
QaaneFonoens Mioler anberoes ct
gelsb at inotil 10000 Str. I'll
uolaan til 2aaneforeninger for 81
Itere Idnt ct gelsb al inotil ZOO
900 Scr. til oirette 2adn til 4ns
ItaHelie at 6iItefdrtsier til 6iItere,
Iom oriper SdltOunosfiteri Jon
grb0erp og sr / 8eiiOoelie al 9daO
og 9arnre0lfaber. eaer for bOis 9eoe
tommenoe minoit to 5emteOele Al
oeres 4arsinotagt peo perionlig
9irfIOm6eo Ifploss SaItounosfiferi.
gremiering a belle mart
5 9igbeo meo, hDaO Der bar
funost Steo / en- 4drr9tte, laoer os
iampirtenoe Qanoboforeninger /
Sj9aanos Stiff i 4ar ufboloe en-
aonturrencs melem bel Martbrug
inoen for 9anobOfOreningerne /
Sors og pr9tp amter.
5ormaalet for Pr1mieringen er
inoenfor Joreningernes OmraaOe Ct
baoe 2dnobrugets Participating
meo Ierligt 9enbfit paa lltruotsts
llorpooelIe.
pramieringen omfutter belle Ndrts
brlg, fer er for fore til at tunne
pramieres Tom 5usmunosbrug, O9
6ois gjere e[er griigere er Meolems
mer at en- UNDER 591esforeningen
bsrenoe 2anoboforening. Der uos
freoes oesuoen, at GreaIet meo
Roer, aartoHler, adul og anoen
9utfrugt at lignenoe Qrt uoger
minoit 8 % al agermdrtens Iamleoe
Qreal. Martbrug. fom beosmmes
2 4ar | 5rat uoen at erboloe pres
mic sler uoen Jrem9dng / pr9mies
flasie, er uOeluttet fra aonturz
tence De 2 fslsenoe 4ar, os Wedrts
Drug, Tom 2 Qdr / 5ret bar tdgst
l. pr9mie, fan life oeltuge / aana
furencen De fsrite 5 4ar oerefter.
uniperfitetet / 4drbus.
geo Observation-Disclosures Meoe
2sroag bitten Ben Is. Marts inoz
profesTor ar. grsIep en-
Distusiion ON oct jpffe ~lniDeriitet.
5aleren bar msset TENT for planen.
men frem6eoeoe De tore 9unffelig-
beoer, Der bar forbunone meo benz
0en~nemfsrslIe.
4f be forfteqige 5alere, Der bdgef=
ter bapoe Or6et, uotalte Sournoliit
s. s. glauien fig imOo Soeen, ION
ban mente pitoe fta6e Dor aultur,
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1907-04-02
Spger. N9t

gn Canning at triitelise Bigger
oertblanot Iarlis Be npe uogipne
Bigger af 4irteIig Gorenins for
Den Sn6re Misiion / Oanmart.
8ebas at sennemie oenne elite.
Der bill bare Bigger. iom De bill
BABE megen 9lebe af at leie. Rob
nogfe af Dem mems a bar Dem.
- Qiiten bliper itaois f~oranoret.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1907-04-02

-
prof. 2sTler bolOt 2srodg often >.
IS. Mdrts 5oreorug ON Den japan
Te 5oltetdrafter. grofesioren beto>
neos 9efselpirtningen menem ct
Qanos Natur og oets gefoltnins og
Fitorsne Sapan iom ct berligt oanS
men oultdnit.
Der mud Itelnes meaem ire Be
iolfningsaHarer: 9oTet, Der enonu
leper meset til6ugetruttet. 4rigers
ftunosn, Der uomarter Jig DeO 1T
beunoringsparoige Moo, i'm 5ro>
fob % itertt uopitleos 2gresfplelis,
= 6oilte ggenltuber bar brdgt Sd@
pdnerns Oe itolte Seire. og enoeliJ
Menigmanoen, bpis aenoemerte er
bans tore 5sngiOenbeo. ia piese.
for Mitaooen.
Oct iapanifs Golf elifer Rdturea,
% berfru benter aunItnerne oere5
Notioer, meoens Menneitene fun
fremitiaes / adrritatur. Relis
gionen | Sapan er oerfor ogfaa en-
Gpoteoie at Haturen.
DIN 5oraarst, ndar airieb9rtr9s
srne blomitrer, holoes Der 8lomlt ter
jeff. og IiJeleoes, naar arpiante'
merne u0folosr fig ON g~fteruaret.
ubeloige G~genifaber oeo Solicit er
BITS llmordlitst og npaalioeligbeo.
; 6por iterte Gslelier, Der END
bruier ! 5iertet = pua 29ben sr
fun Smil.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1907-04-02

ningsfabritten builte 3 8pg9efore=
tdgenoer alene bill belt9fti9e Here
6unore0e Melno.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1907-04-02

Weterdnerne fra 1864
Den IA. DARTS bolotes I QalborQ
en- feitlig Sammentomif at Dell
tagere / arisen 1864.
Der dfienoes fplgenoe telegram
til &ongen:
6enbeo 1000 samle 8eterdnei
fra 1864, idmlsos / Aalborg. ienoel
Deres Majeitet en- unOeroang Oil
len meo gnite ON 6elo og 2pftt
for Deres MajeItet Os bort elifeo'
59oreldno".
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1907-04-02

He0brenot 8udro. S.
Mitteliens 8aaro / gstOfte OeO
N}ari6o sr forleoen gftermiOOag to-
taft neobr9not.
StpriteOeIen at 9eIatnin9en inOss
6renote. 6oorIeOes SIoen er OPP
itaaet, oiOes life.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1907-04-02

StOIost libel. Gn 4sauri9
gige. 0utter al &. Dahl, 6urup,
tom Forleoen for mar til en- Se0s.
me0 togenoe @ano, Ser oelteoe oosr
benoe og ifoloeoe benoe iaa frbgtse
Iigt, at bun Iamme Dag afgit oso
OGDEN.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1907-04-02

I'm gtsportforening. =
9annelien at rgernes &noelsets.
Forthcoming og areaturmdrteo
RptBbing s.. bpis 5OrmauI er 4fs
5oloslIen al Ell ugentligt areatur'
hurteO / Rptsbing / 5Orbinoeli'
meo areaturefsport, er M iitret.
IOet oct %forne0ne 4ntal &reaturer,
1900, er opertegnet.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1907-04-02

Gien0omsatg. proprietor
6reoeritien bar iOl9t uAbilogaaro"
psO 6urup meo &orn, gBOnins og
al uooen0ig geIGtning til SpOt9ps
llOItptningsforening for 125,oo0
Str. 5oreningen bar allereoe iolgt
u gdrcelIer al iamlet Qreal 128
5Or. 9anO for 41,400 Str.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-11-19

Mr. j. H. Morehead received a
sablegyam last evening from his sis
Ter, Mrs. Nellie Morehead COPYRIGHT
announcing her coming for a visit
with her relatives in Cairo. Mrs,
COPYRIGHT is at present at Srinigar,
Kashmir, India, where she has been
soiorrning for her health for the past
seven or eight months, having gone
there from Madyar. which has been
her abiding place for several years.
OF Mrs. Courtright's excellent work
as teacher and missionary there, The
Bulletin readers have been informed
and of her subsequent loss of health
as a result OF overwork as well She
wrote her brother recently that she
had been confined to her bed but was
able to be up again. II Is presumed
that she is coming for an extended
stay and her relatives and friends viii
give her a most hearty welcome back
to her native country. If Mrs Court
right starts at once she may reach
Cairo before Christmas. II requires
from thirty TO thirty-fve days to make
the trip.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-11-19
CHURCH CONFERENCE.

Editor cf The Bulletin Pleas q
allow mo space 10 announce TO the
general public aud most especially
10 the colcred population OF Cairo.
m that The twentieth annual session
~ the Southeast Missouri and Illinois
annual conference viii convene on
the Goth inst. Ga Howell Chapel. a
NJ E. church S0o9 Commercial ave
nue
Bishop Isaac Lane. D. D.. Of Jack.
son. Tenn presiding
The conference is destined TO be
the greatest in the history Of the
Southeast Missouri and Illinois annu.
Al conference.
Also Dr. c. W. Stewart. Of Selma.
Ala general secretary Of Epworth
League Department Of G. VI. +.
church. viii preach Tuesday evening
ieth inst al 7:So All are cordially
i1vitei TO attend these services. !
beg o. remain yours iu Christ
}. F. DUKE. Pastor
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-11-19
CAVE ADDRESS
At HIGH SCHOOL
MISS MARIE c. 8REHM SPOKE ON
cHARACTER-BulLDlNG BE-
FORE BOYS AND GIRLS
AUDIENCE MUCH
EClFlED.

Miss Marie G. BrShm former state
president of the Women's Christian
Temperance Union, who gave two al
dresses on topics of vital interest at
the Presbyterian church Sunday, all
dressed the pupils of the Cairo High
school and Eighth grades yesterday
morning in Assembly hall e, the
High school
Miss Brehm's subject was "Charac-
ter-buildingr and the temperance
topic was an important part of il. Her
address was very favorably com
mented upon By all who heard It.
Miss Brehm IS the only woman on
the Temperance committee Of the
Presbyterian church which commit
tee is composed of twenty-one mem.
hers. She is an earnest worker and
accomplishes much good for TIE
cause she espouses wherever she
goes.
Miss Brehm while here was the
guest Of the family Of Mr. j. NJ Lans-
den She left yesterday for East St
Louis
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-11-19
Christian Church Bazaar.

The ladies OF the Christian church
who are TO give bazaar and supper
la, X. M. X G. hall Thursday, Nov,
Fl viii depart from their usual GUS
tom and instead of supper being the
finale OF the fair It viii be followed
by an interesting program of music
and dramatic readings.
The program is as follows.
Piano duet--Radieuse- Misses Ber-
tina Schlosser and Miss Zephia Smith.
Vocal duet with piano duet accom-
naniment-"Fhe Crimson Glow Of
Sunset Fades" Mrs Glendale Nor
gan OF Chicago. Mrs. Albert F.
staehle. Misses Zephia Smith and
Miss Bertha Sehiosser.
Selection BY the High School Or.
ebestra
Song Hearts Delight Giichrist,
Mrs. Glendale Morgan.
Sketch-The College Flirt; Mrs.
Joseph Altman. Misses Fora Lee.
Ethel Charles, Grace Clendenen, E%a
and Emma Carey.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-11-19
NEW WHOLESALE
FIRM FORMED
DAVID L. MARX AND p. I, MAS
SAUER WILL EMBARK AS
MANUFACTURE AGENTS
AND JoBsERS.
JANUARY FIRST 1908
New Firm viii Occupy Third Floor
in Fine New Marx Building
Now Nearino Com
petion.

/ Stringency In the money markets
Ct the world does not daunt the sub
stantial and enterprising men Of
Cairo. In fact two of the prominent
/ men in the city's enterprises Messrs
David L, Marx and p, l. Nassauer
have inst organized a partnership and
viii embark as manufacturers agents
and jobbers in women's aud men s
| ready-to-wear goods and specialtles in
furnishing goods, the firm name to
be Marx & Nassauer
The new firm win occupy the third
ilocr OF the handsome new Marx build.
ing at Sl0-Sf2 Commercial avenue and
viii be fully equipped for business
on January t 1908 The firm will
make strong bid fol. trade in the
Cairo territory and ii ability, energy,
courteous treatment and low prices
have any weight with the merchants,
Messrs. Marx and Nassauer have a
great success esscred them
They state that they expect TO
profit by the present strngency in
money matters, being in position to
ray cash. They will offer their GUS
toners decided advantages as they
will devote themselves exclusively to
the lines mentioned and expect to be
fully equipped in styles, prices and
quantities to supply the trade salts
factorily
Mcssrs. Marx and Nassauer will
leave fer New YORK. ANA other eastern
markets next Saturday evening where
they will make purchases and perfect
their arrangements. They expect to
be absent about a month.
Mr.. Sidney Levi Of Wichita, Kas
uephew Of Mr. Nassauer has arrived
bore to accept a position with the new
firm.
10th members of the firm are
among Cairos NEST enterprising brsi
ness men MIR Marx being OF the G. C..
Terrell Shoe company and Mr. Mas
sauer president OF the Cairo Cider &
Vine gar company, They will retail
their interests in these companies
Both We're formerly In other whole
sale lines, Mr.. Marx having been one
OF the organizers of the Marx-Ybite
Dry Goods company and later of tie
MarxDenison coipauy; Ar. Mas
sauer also was one Of the firm cf|
Lazarus & Nassauer wholesale liInor
dealers until Recently when be sold
his interests to Feuc&er Brcs
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-11-19

4 owe a debt Of gratitude that can
never be paid of. writes c. s Clark
Of Westfeld Iowa. for my rescue
from death. BIS Dr.. Kings New Dis-
coverv. oBth lungs were so seriously
affected that death seemed Imminent.
when commenced taking New Dis
coyery. The ominous dry. hacking
cough quit before the first bottle WAS
rsed. and two more bottles male a
complete cure" Nothing has ever
equalcd New Discovery for coughs.
colds and all throat and lung com
plants. Guaranteed by all druggists.
soc aud s1.00.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-11-19
TURKEY SUPPER.

The ladies' e the preaA sleria"
church win eiyn turkey shipper
Tuesday evening. November -, in th
Sunday school room Admission 55t
Supper served al > O'Clock.
Bll of Fare.
Turkey Cranberry Sauce
Beef Roast
Mashed Potatoes Cabbage Slaw
Brown and White Bread
Cake Coffee
They will also have a large assert.
nent Ct fancy work and aprons for
sale
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-11-19
Died From Injuries.

Edward Barnes. of Boonville. Miss
who was brought here aSturday in az
unconscious condition with a fractuF-
"a skull died Sunday morning ami
his remains were shipped to his home
near that place It is believed that
Barnes was struck by Mobile &
Ohio train as he was found on til
right Of way of that read He was
well dressed but no money was foun3
on her person He was son Of Il
we'll known farmer residing near
Boonyille.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-11-19

County Clerk Miller has received
notice from John A. Wheeler, state
game commissioner, that hereafter
no duplicate hunters licenses win b.
issued II hunter loses his license
he viii have to purchase another be-
fore he can enjoy the privileges al.
lowed hunters. This action is due to
the fact that carelessness has caused
an immense amount Of work for the
commissioner and extra expense to
the state.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-11-19
A sinnifcsnt Pravrr-

~Mar The lord help you make
nrckiiH's Auica Salve known 10 all. 7
writes j. G. jenkins. ~ Chapel WH
= e 70 quickly took the pain cat ~
a feion for me ani cured il in won
dcriu'iv short time Best 81 earth
Ger sores. burns and wounds. 25c a.
aii drug sf0res.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-11-19
Congressman Smith Better.

Congressman Smith continues a
steadily improve In health, but was
not able to leave for Washington the
latter part of this week as intended
1t will be week or ten days before
he will be in condition to leave for
the national capital. -Murphyshor0
Republican Era.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-11-19
Woodmen's Meeting.

Banner Camp Woodmen Of tn
World, win hold meeting tonight
and will initiate fourteen candidates
Important matters connected with the
trip to he taken To Bardwell, Ky.
Nov rs, will be discussed and all
members are urged to be present.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-11-19
Fancy Dress Bail.

An interesting social event on the
calendar for this evening is fancy
dress ball to be given at X. N. X, G.,
hall by Miss Beatrice Lancaster.
Much preparation Is being made for
the event hv the guests as we'll as the
hostess and the affair no doubt, will
be a very enjoyable one.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-11-19
Railway Beetle"

A curious insect has arrived from
Brazil At IN English museum. 1t is
beetle. At its head CLEANS red
ruby lamp. and II green lights glow
forth from each side of the little crea-
ture. These peculiarities have earned
II The name of the Railway Rsetia"
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-11-19
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL

his duties as stenogsapher for the
United States court
! Judge William N Butler spent Sun
day with his family here and returned
yesterday to Jonesboro to hold cir
cult court.
Mr. John NJ. Lansden and David S.
I.ansden left yesterday for New YorlS
where they expect to spend ten days
ion business.
I Mrs, Walter Stout and Mrs. Nelson
FC Depew, of The Halliday, will go 10
st. Louis today to visit friends for
several days.
Misses Cora and Della Hurst,
Mayme Powers and Beatrice Howard
have returned from visit with
friends at Villa Ridge.
Mrs. b Morgan, who has been the
guest Of her daughter, Mrs. A. f.
Rust, az Seventh street, has returned
TO her home in Jackson, Mo
Miss FAME Lee Tolson has returned
to her home in Jackson. Tenn, after
visit here with her aunt, Mrs. T
y, Windrom, Of Twenty-frst street.
Judge and Mrs. A. Conings. and
Mrs. e. NJ. Styles and daughter. Miss
Cora, will attend the Rebekah state
assembly at Springfield this week.
John Mcmahon aud niece. Miss
nellie Myers who have been guests
Of James Mcmahon and family Of
Sycamore street have returned to
their home in Padueah
Mrs, Charles AFTER and Mrs. Isaac
Walder went TO Spring field yesterday
to attend the Rehekah state assembly. |
The later will visit her brother at
Lincoln. H., before returning home,
Malyin Franklin. son of Mr.. and
Mrs Ricard Franklin Of Eleventh |
street, underwent a surgical operation |
yesterday at st. Mays Infrmary for
relief from glandular throat trouble. /
He was reported last evening to have /
stood the operation we'll
Mr., and Mrs, Charles Hassler will |
20 to Cape Girardeau, Mo, this week |
TO reside. Mr.. Hassler has secured a !
house on Independence street in that |
place and they viii go to housekeep- |
ing at once. Mr.. Hassler, who is dis
trict agent for the National Cash Reg
ister company Of Dayton, Ohio. WIFI
retain his headquarters in Cairo !
Their Cairo friends greatly regret that
they are to remove from the city.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-11-19
cotilIion Club Dance.

The Cotillicn CLUB which has been
In lnnocuous desuetnde for many
moons has revived and will give a
dance Tuesday evening, Nov &c, at
x. NJ. X. C, hall The Cotillion club
men have given some of the NEST
brilliant social affairs ever held in
Cairo and society will welcome the
news that they are again to take a
part in promoting social festivities.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-11-19

The ladies of the First VI. f.
church will give a coffee Thursday
afternoon, November 2ist. at the resi-
dence OF, Mrs. S. J. Abel 327 Eighth
street Admission Is cents.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-11-19
On Nanoleon,s Road.

A postal card from Oscar Tamm, OF
Tamms, received yesterday by the
Bulletin says 1--WE are descending this
Simplon Pass the last Of the season;
thirty inches Of snow. dangerous bus
sweet Stopping near the summit to-
night at a monastery
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-11-19
At the Church Bazaar.

Vicar feffusiyely TO conductor at
close of brilliant programme)-The
music sounded very delightful in the
distance. and ! can assure you it did
not In anyway interfere with the sales
Punch.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-11-19

NEW UPTOWN coal COMPANY
Yards ioesied At ssth street ard Big
-Four track. rear the 2. Nordmsn
plant At west 34th street. oniy high
grade Illinois Goals handled: we will
appreciate all patronage given US;
Phone. Home 174; Terms c. o. D.
WEST SIDE coal COMPANY.
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Wednesday clneh Club.

The meeting Of the Wednesday
Cinch club to hare been held this
week with Mrs. w b. Thistlewood as
hostess has been postponed to We'd
resday, November 27th.
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Orland S. Peabody has returned
from a business trip to Minneapolis.
Mimi. indianapolis. Chicago and St
Lcuis.
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Don't forget the Presbyterian SUI
per and holiday sale to be held at the
church Tuesday, November 10th.
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Married in Cairo.

Mr.. William C. Beard and Miss Mol
lie Mossman, both Of Dexter, Mo,
were united in marriage yesterday in
the Office OF County Clerk Miller by
Judge Alfred Comings.
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CITY NEWS IN BRIEF.
Marriage Licenses.

Essie Maxwell and Resale fIamil
ton both OF Cairo
William G. Beard and Mullie Moss
man. both OF Dexter, Mo
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-11-19

A. B. Comings who spent Sunday
with his family in this city returned
to East ST. Louis yesterday to resume
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-11-19

J. w. Wenger has returned from
Peoria where he attended the fall
meeting OF the Shriners.
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The Bulletin Is the only paper with
IN q radius Of 80 miles with the ser
vice Of tie Associated Press
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-11-19

Dr. n. o. Greer was called to Bar
low. Ky. yesterday on professional
business.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-11-19

The sixth sense which some people
claim to possess unfortunately isn't
sIways horse sense.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-11-19

Miss Annie Gallasso has gone to
st Louis to visit friends for few
weeks
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p C. Club Ball.

The r. G, club will give a dance
Thanksgiving night at X NJ. x. c.
hail. The club is composed Of the
younger social set.
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Fire at Tamms.

r VIC II dT0VIs,
Fire destroyed the school house at
Tamms last evening The building
was a tworoom frame structure. The
origin q tine fire is not known.
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his duties as stenogsapher for the
| United States court
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-11-19

Judge William N Butler spent Sun.
day with his family here and returned
yesterday to Jonesboro to hold cir,
cult court.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-11-19

Mr., john NJ Lansden and David s.
I.ansden left yesterday for New York
where they expect to spend ten days
on business
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-11-19

Mrs, Walter Stout and Mrs. Nelson
c. Depew, of The Halliday, will go TO
st. Louis today to visit friends for
several days.