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The Cairo bulletin., 1907-08-15

Mrs. y V Lewis and her guest
Miss Ruth Bensby. OF Chicago. came
down from Grand Chain YESTERDAY
Airs. Lewis will return to her country
home there in a DAY or two.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-08-15

head the Bulletin and get an tbs
uees while {, IL aewA
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-08-15

D. E. Tile returned yesterday from
Dawson Springs, KY where ne has
been for two weeks
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-08-15

Thomas Calvin returned yesterda
from Dawson Springs.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-08-15

Miss Catherine Cushman has re-
turned from visit with friends al
Bar'IMell, Ky
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-08-15

Thomas Calvin returned yesterday
from Dawson Springs.
Miss Catherine Cushman has re-
turned from visit with friends al
EarJMeli, Ky
y. E 'rille returned yesterday from
Dawson SPRINGS KY, where he has
been for two weeks
Mrs. Arthur Twente and children
and Miss Nellie Cayendar are visiting
relatives at Willard
Mrs. c. Fred Berry and son James,
left yesterday afternoon for visit
with friends IN Chicago.
Miss Lee Johns who has been visit
ing relatives at DuQuoin for ave
weeks has returned home.
Nh and Mrs Arthur Barter and
daughter Ida are visiting relatives al
DuQuoin and Mt Vernon.
Mrs. Edward l. Reno and son Lee
left yesterday for Memphis. Tenn, tc
visit the formers brother.
Miss Lola Steinel Is at Cape Girar
deau Mo, visiting the family Of ], II
Friant, formerly OF this city.
Mrs Alfred Brown and daughter
Miss Bessie left last night for Chi
laso ana points in Michigan
r. L. Finney has returned from
aiayfeld XIV. where he was called BY
the serious illness OF his sister
Miss Mayme Creighton, cashier ana
at Cotter Bros & Com
ANY has resigned her position.
Mrs A Parker formerly Miss Lei
lel win leave sunday for Milwaukee
MIS-, where she will visit relatives
Mr. and Mrs, u. Ross yesterday
bave gone to Colorado on an extended
STAY owing to the III health of the for
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-08-15

Mrs. S. r. Bennett ANA daughters.
Misses Frances and Kate. went to
Creaf Springs yesterday to spend two
weeks.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-08-15

Mrs. John f. Rector LETT yesterday
for Knoxville, Tenn. to visit her
daughter Airs. Robert f. Read and
family
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-08-15

Mrs Arthur Twente and children
and Miss Nellie Cavendar are visiting
relatives at Willard
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-08-15

Mr. and Mrs. d. Ross yesterday
have gone to Colorado on an extended
stay owing to the III health Of the for
mer.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-08-15

3
del, win leave sunday for Milwaukee
Wis, where she will visit relatives
Mr.. and Mrs. D. Ross yesterday
have gone to Colorado on an extended
stay owing to the III health Of the for
mer
Mrs. John f. Rector LEFT yesterday
for Knoxville, Tenn. to visit her
daughter MIs. Robert f. Read and
family
Mrs. S. r. Bennett ANA daughters
Misses Frances and Kate. went to
crear Springs yesterday to spend two
weeks
Misses Ora and Nora Prosser left
yesterday afternoon Tor Canyon city
Colo, Where they will make theil
future home
W r. Wall, OF the Denison- Gholson
Dry Goods company has returned
from a visit with friends at Vim
celfilesDlnd. is
Miss Colline Jackson, OF New Mad
rid. Mo. is visiting Mrs. Frank Gas
siaw of Sixth street, en- route to Daw
son Springs. Ky.
John L. Parham, Of the Parham
Matthews Hat company, has returned
from a trip to New York and Other
points in the east
Misses Mary and Anna Galligar
have returned from a "trip to Niagara
Fars Toronto. Canada. and other
points in the east.
Mrs. Anna Parks. of Pine street
has returned from a two months yisi
with her daughter Mrs. Harry A
EngIer at ST. Louis
Miss Florence Pellet who has been
the guest of Mrs Ellie DeRochers Of
Holbrook avenue. returned TO hei
home in Murphysboro yesterday
Robert Baird Of the Mobile & Ohio
freight Office has been of duty fol-
two weeks owing TO a very sore foot
the result Of bite Of centipede
n Sander has returned from az
EXTENDED trip north and east Hi.
family who accompanied him are nov
q; villa Ridge TO spend a few weeks
Mr. r. p. Robbins aud daughter
Mrs Henry Smith Candee and chill
dian left Yesterday for Jacksonville
H.. to visit the family Of Hon. Andrew
Russell.
Mrs. y. Y. Lewis and her guest
Miss Ruth Bensby. Of Chicago. came
down from Grand Chain yesterday
AIRS Lewis will return to her countrl
home there in a DAY or two.
Roy Gholscn. who recently lef
( Cairo for an EXTENDED western trip 20
I lis health has left Catalina island am
returned to Denver Colo. where he d
nov at the Phipps sanitarium.
I David .rIausden left last night 70
! g trip east. lie viii visit his famil
who are spending the summer at Fal
River. Mass and will transact bus
ness in New York and Newark. y }
llayine a visit Of Inspection to %
Iansslon Motor company's factory a
tine latter place
Mrs. f. p. shelton. Of B,audviil'
Ky. and brother ". d. snkins. g
wickHne. were in the city yesterda1
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-07

roas taken uHaer fisht flfr Hms
stances sud tu flHht quantity sue
taias anA nullds up the boaN Nhas
excessive ga uuantity ~ taken with
taa scat haste q hefaniea dan
eafnua poisson tn fh~ body
~ the faea BE- nut fatty aiHestsa
# rannHt naurish the beds, aad " hat
happens ts hnthtHs more ~ less
1Hau sfafsa&lna AEaiHI thr eafnplnh
mass 20 feed that be- uaf disesird =
"a = warm moist plaee. etfrtiEhi
ard "a constant mattan THESE are
laaf ths euHaiiiaHs la Induce Ter
mahtaslHn ahteh ts nalA another
haua for decomposition.
Naw. 90 all che causes 20 disease
faitins food On tne staHaeh or IN.
tsatiass ~ fte masi common sna
the NEST dangerous fH fact q u
claimed bs some rampstsut phfFi
eaHna Ghsf no disease mnuid ~ pee
slbls hHt fof thls rutFafactlap -
unHiHrsfea food That mahs dsh
saroua diseases rpHts ffam isis
eauus ft~re l. M doubt whatever
d. this HFlnf seftra / shall tfF -
sfys efaiu and practical directions
e. a. shat 20 sat and aew Go rst -
st ths greatest paesttie AmnHat =
health aua sfFe8Nth shall Hn
aauht ss8 aems thiaaH utth Watch
faH afil net aHfer AHf ! fiant -
NronH taHss tha test VI it far
: foffniHht ana see
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-07
FACTS ABOUT HOLES

Tnsr- arr ,hless vhieA themselves vh
quite RAPIDLY holes
ony which keep eiy's streets In repair
nuffy ~ the public works depart
hole H
iodolAr vii handeadolias eoe
TIE eharaes displayed By The holes puffey speaks
nutfsy probably never
the members Of the hoaFd q "a
perylsors fellows consented 70 sell
Feposea bsibesyuS cor
poratons eorruptas led san Franeaeos
present hrihe sandals
nafreys character ousu4ly particularly sound
the hole bot Thought
probably thought time that he woaid
H with startling rapidly -
nniy vanished and that big ugly
place Days promises accomplish the ruin Of
his life
+, an sorx characters ran Of little solss'
others show but bs whnr comparatively fs~ arr
thoroughly sound
The only dms to repay makes mr.,
peafaace
you moral Sieve whsa discover
temptation influence evI taken aud
character repair st and
St
The msndiax Tomorros viu b. harder
i may impossible think there
holes character SOW start tour Of
tuapsssson.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-07
GETTING POLISHED

mla8 sea ws uefs right la The
u1fdis af a swell huuCH % people
ul. aon SET faunF. SIS iw aead
siHk ~ this tuauuertnE husinras
duut kuew yaa. sif. says little
SISTER
Hy love wnaeh-f Thought =
mafa lad landed Short saFa Juit
and waan 9 TUNED aroauh. q bis
Handsome maH had me ~ tha neck.
Feurs niea sfnt % an sKrlss.
says hs real Iasd. { have aousthtnK
fHt masn~fa Ake fan prrhabs 9
80 arnuaH sat TIE friaHda ~ the
handsome maa had tis led ~ And
resFFaae handad dat BuIt or =
hiek aas HoiuR she best { could
waHa Jane came faHhinM back into
toe stfuEEiinE bunch and explained
MASTERS Nes 60 fieki@d not "a Ket
more than ona black cFa and nat ta
Do taken 90 The police station. that
tried - smooth thr handsome
aaFs feelings. FOR be- waa aa mad
81 hornet ct Jane Said Sc would
be lesson "a him not 70 butf IN on
Nomaas jokes.
ueii look a. tHat coming aown
TIE street Heres where . take or
hat 20 1aas aud the Handsome Guy
3 aapr BE- sets the balance ~ the
polishing uas daun fer aad ~
the waa sister Ia fHmpafhlsina uIth
mu about Tire battle aeafa Z gave
hin. it looks - 10 be- auuId f hate
fH think % faHiuR che parfharHhfn
iu Wtthefiys atprae#but no more
polishing fur mr
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-07

of all the sins We semmtt against
ths body. bad fesbina ts at anre the
fnnst common Hnd the mast aee'
truct a msn e wtsi ia eata
livery yest wa put iufa aHF bodies
aheut enc and ans hale tone 90 feed
and driHk
o. should be Remembered tnat tHe
digestive arrarutus 20 the tndf is
simply a ruiisd tube Hteut fo feet
Ions THE stomach 10 merely e Haas
den enlargement htnd - pouch
o. 50.
A she mass - feed taken passes
slowly through fhis tate a meeis
Nith the yarioaa diHssfifa naids
e. tAs mcuth the aetifa tH fhr
stomach. che NaAtrie ftteH tn tho
futesfines the several nuias culiertt
fRstg known a. the intasttHai iHtet
panetsatia Juice and bite
NaN. q sometimes harnsas that
the digestive Hulds afe deHeirnt m
auautftf The a8est eafeunan reason
for thfs q lark 81 water ia thn sHsr
tenn The saslfir iatr9 s st tsef
cent water
Another very e0tnHaH fsHse ~
digestive faliHHa 81 asFFaaNtha ~
thr stomach and infastiHeK 1#lH
may o. aane ~ nesffrsdtHE Soc
frequent meals. sstius complies snd
fadlKestibls foods. ard ~ hAsiY Sat
inE - ~ ssfine When in = state u
anasf. fatigue 90 rRstivmsnt
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-07

"oh dear oh deaf. said Mrs
Doveydoys. setting the butter
where her spouse could reach 81.
4 wish I had fortune
Funny thing 20 wish for ans
Nefsd her husband between bites
of bread Why dent you wish
for au earthquake or g death 81
the family
'I.smueli what horrtd
thoughts
"But Why 40 sou SAINT q fortune
81 this time. Iahnnettegf said hr
D properly rehnked for his lefiiy
-Oh yoa hugw one feels 20 cir.
cumserihed depending upon a sal
airy I'm far from being dlsaafis.
fled With what sou earn, and
would love you just a. much r Il
were lees. bsi you know how am
bilious ana for you And more
money would help - much.
TN admit that naid Mr D.
tracing things IN the tableeioth
with his fork. but what can you
DO about ~
Well. sometimes think : could
open an art needlework and faucJ
work stofe aud hsip earn some
thing
Well. ! suppose ~ would b.
feasible % start a little place Of
that kind oct here somewhere. her
husband observed. not A. ali Joy.
fuiiF,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-07
UP LATE LAST NIGHT

Yeu cd eEarly 20 bed early to rise
makes healthy. wealthy and wise
II strike yoans mnnf
aget naiyIduaa
0ao has o fresh alert and sh eous'ienes
ung aoe throughout the das Gut his whole
sttentlon problems that present them
sslves. lie Il Who making his mark u maY
not Ne i goinE 70 put higher
fEs himself eatN and faithfully 20 break all hH
gormer records His limit aud ast night
be pretty dinner and went 70 bed eafs
lie Is going o o thnE today, lie is IN TRIM
he hardly started on his ne
"a himeif nothing In H. he
Should bis little time last night caud bin
TO OVERSEES
xanhiag that II they
end Il Ont a of1ee he'll lose his Toe
gorgeuns that he has oay hinssif 20
the other but he has Al
loved himself teyond Ms coutroi
typical their exempihra
uous every up
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-07

= duuf oeisct 70 beiaE polished
- can act ike real gsatfsman
am nannersd 70 80 don pat m5
elbows on the taata aaa So faf kesps
ins the. end q TIE spoon ast ef rs
maufh. I'm 80 expert aHl ~ JovHs
Tm through being roflssnd so any
more. drawist ere dfH suots elrfk.
IL fhs latest style
'Waafs wrun9
Wrong RaTs SOS tnaa nF
youngest sister. Jane that's Haf
real n8nrs whsn SHE eaee So para
faf m8ueT-zon fha rnrds It's spelled
with before fha y sod abual
feur eonBonants SITTER aBch vowel
Wei. Jane loves re. and after HHa
Werf through all the classes en- haa
u act and not shes eHr real bring
"a Hhe landed on 80. Inek HnHF
, 49, sister. gau are fhe best sales.
iran n WifhaFiTa ard YOU are Al
right. except yes 49, last 8ke sIE
America men. You ere tun busy
- know chs right things - do
those nice ittls poiltaneTRea aad
- EoluE 20 polish Yaa 20 for MisH
Withsriv. 81 course tHat sounded
Kaoi 50 me. fm f0r OWNING Tee
after a few lessons hHd etesFfHink
running smoothly WHY Waa 50
polished that u made ms siek -
Wafrh my fellow Hnrfa5a cat or al
aa though thaT wafeut afaHaed 8r
There HaH only on thine tHaf
marrsd ny happiness ~ found
lane On thH nareh or mel Rar on tha
street. { 7aHld forget 20 co. ny hat
Jane said snH WHr sut.flrd to aa
nuef respect aa aug other afrl r.
sounded Ike fho Haak sat it siwaFa
made roe fool f0qIth to &c - if
MaH sIad ta aea haE
Wei. forgot feverai uuer as
I have already remarked Jane
warmed rle-.fl give FaH lesson.
FaunT man. some daH. tnsf VIII
mako Fua remember Is win be faf
your awu good ard mli hHrt mr
more than FaH hut
aaF yesterday. Q faaf caught On
- ere smoker aa f.r asrreas train
r'ad oHt Was Sol gH awfuf rHHH
wanted - Ger over f1 th~ park
wItu taa sticks ard uIar a Hnie or
fWn9 wHen Hat ~ af HFfa
Park ard aaH fHua coming Uoua
from enc uHH7eH. aHlH slsHrslfs
HinebeH Haf Hfu ant said lovely
aaF hHrrnf = met sou 1sfare7 +
Wae only Joking. yoH Enas bat
H1ffors. . forgot to tip my Haf.ita
aHr ~ those Cat boys eve gaf g. 10
for ihemJ and it f. bard faf mr -
SCI o. on with i1st tle sight Kind ~
fakishHeHe IHue=-mr sweet aud
80 .sEad uftHa sister -Wafi sHs dress
eaidiY sHaE. looked aHa. kHa. HHa.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-07
SCHOOLS GROWING
VERY FAST

gupt Of Schools Frank y Coop
~ will recommend an increase Of
20 teachers "a the force now en-
piui "a hY Tho city. This does not
Include the nealy aunoEed sections.
where there are nearly 90 teachers
employed. n Ballard ia ANNEXED
before June 50. its schools will be.
come a part Of the Seattle school
district and the board will have
an additional problem on o. hands
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-07

Dear sweetheart
sitting in mF ufnfo dafinH lunch
hour. ms thoughts were ~ Yau. 81
20 console myself l ihnuHht I would
deep yeu = line. knaN the time
has come when ! muFt ask sou a
question which has eauHed me many
sisepiesa niEhta and pondsrins days
81 anal ETY.
fl is subject ~ which know
TIE whole community ta completely
upset n is che same trouble which
tnthefs mu that hes broken un
macy happy homes aur yet ! must
kHuN the worst J dare not tell the
state ~ ny mind 90 my own mother
fof size T. vsfY oid fashioned shout
such thtHHs ard Ia my distress I
appeal 10 Fna
q msf surprise fou some 20 have
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-07

oh id vaut 4 down ,san !,
good locaii0a where If nogld 49,
tho swell shoppers
Why you'd need q lsrre -.
bank roll 70 provide ths iistss.
for such place. and ,he -.
would be- good aad high too a..
ness knows II you'd make a. /,
II back
"tli my friends would traas "a
ne 81 course
They might lust once va
have 20 depend upon The xsss..
public 70 make Il a r. $500
people who start stores a M
kind have generally workss ].
trade IN advance OtheFaiss h.
risky venture
n wish you wouldn't dlseosn..
me had hoped 70 make :. "
80 80 a week ! don't bsllsgs ~
want the money
Il knoW don't VAN sm,.
said Sir DoYeyd0ye hriskl. ~
emphnticnllY
"oh Lemuei IN never ,hibt - .
again. and ME. Dossyss,.
baNied
IL doesn't hurf 70 drsarl ose I.
while n Il helps 70 cone \
better understanding.
A hotel line from Hawnn rs~s
~ reached the Waahing,op y.
Insurance company. The A..
uAny h eHldentlr erfsndinx \.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-07

me turn 20 YoH IN suoh en- import.
ant matter. but I feel that yoa can
understand am HsainN great
deal 4 know. bat I hsE 81 you 90
tsF aside evafYfhing Tor 4 feN mo
msnfa nnd consider the question
that Z AN confronted with
hats 70 aak. bat ! must come 10
the Point DO you think - lH time
60 take OF winter underwear
You're. JIM
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-07
STAR DUST
BY JOSH

indeed who's the luekt man
-Ilmson
shes EalnR 70 marty him. 10
shsf
Ne she Tilted him shes solnE
ta marry 1ahnnau
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-07

4 uha agreeable nattstuE things utieFs pretty
nesasarty may be bis II taing
happiness The who ateFH with harm IN ves u the
o avoided
II not difficult discover insneeriy Ia The
same applies 20 womAh There 10 e1 IN his false ghaetss
~ he voice and the the luanefe always betrayed
The who glad bguarely IA the
eyelds
Or
openly tho n the who would trust him
e =
false hAt psadinE feeling thar does not exist
pfoiastsr SRI eho doubts the sincerity 81
has ony clos her snd her chance 70 aid her de
elaiou. N the u real bis voice wlH belf9 him
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-07

4 COW ehoked 70 death on an car
Of corn IN Kansas the other DAY ~
couldn't have been Kansas corn No
cuN could Kat an ear Of Kansas
corn iu her mouth
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-07

There's Netting n TIE Nams.
A mao In WIik-sbArfe. Pa. a.
arrested Tor stealing eight en.foot
steel rails Sc might have kuevu
he'd D. arrested Never steal less
than 200 rallies uf steel rails wtih
90 OF So locomotives. several thou
sand cars and 80 nf 19 aepQJa 20
round out the job
A Mard frsus sash wee
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-07
A Crop Failure

= certainly sowed the wind
aWelifa
Hos IL % that ! noW have sncH
a hard fimc raising e..
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-07

~ NJ Roosevelt has . feN min.
ufes 20 SPARE he mlght devote them
10 the WaabinEtnu baseball team
WHATS that asked the cierk ~
TIE coda Nafer foattain
"A Roosevelt lemonade repeated
lhs customer
Wharfunon The clerk hHsd 10 one
with q hiE stick ln a.
A New England paper claims his.
tory has failed u Do justice 20 the
apple nut Il uiIi 90 the lemon
ur f.~e BAKER dentist aaH Effei
building Phone MaiH Gffs -
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-07

LETTERS

/. Roosevelt.
Washington. - G.
Sir
have been Informed that on
June IS your vacation Will begin
and that on the date mentioned you
are FolnE 10 Oyster baY Go a. far
a. you like. Yours truly.
g. n, UET.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-07

Moved TO tsi and union. New
Arcade bldg Elliott q McGrsgor
Inc rafl0ra sss
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-07
NOTIONS

UT SUCH Low FRiCEEF
75c STERLING SHIRT MARF.
FF marks the skirt length
absolutely true. special .fnc
Tho Paris Special FT0GE
COLLAR foundation. an Sizes.
each ..#..... -
Pure silk oxford sHOE LACEN.
palF ..ss.'..s.s. $3.50. 90
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-07
CLOSE YOUR EYGs AND
OPEN YOUR EARS

A man may Be handsome. be
may have great physical strength.
be mar have brains and rafu
isaFning. Ia fact b. a Ernias. but
n be Il not sincere the combina.
tian Of all these qualities viii not
make up for The virtues that IL
fsaktax
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-07

Ae3sptsn
We have been extended an iuvita.
ton 20 q welcome home dinner 60
b. given ~ Mrs. e = Thampsoa 10
her rsturulnE husband We wiii BE-
glad to see ron. Charlie she'll
beach TIA Fudge
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-07

VIZ r. Il g soe
liver generally hss a
bad llesFf
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-07

VIZ w ELSE no l0t
TIeTOR SKIRT Y0HEs worth
2ae special each 500. 1Or
BEsT rELFETEEN SKIRT
F4CINg sold always a. 7e
yard special ...=...#==. -
LAR9E sTZF CHAHOis. very
soft Toe always. special.
each .-.#... #H...H 20
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-07

Do you want to sow clean cats
II 40 ne are Hx~d 20 clean them
for you Nhile You salt. and the
charge is cur good aiii Gail ard
sea ua Yours f0r a square deal.
GRAFT BROS Winchester dad ,
Herald
Eve got more moafy nos han
J know what ta Do ellh
Why don sou make some more
friends
Nothing 30 adds to the happiness
Of a household a. a good healthy
difference ~ opinion be' wenn e man
and hls wlfs saya " T Stead
You hardly expect tAik like that
from delegate 20 peaee confer.
ence. would you
Miss serappera vnesEsnent has
been announced
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-07

@.as .'fs~H's .. raorna
n. . beat, Ia
%
.aei
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-07
Meat Prices That Please

A. the City Hail Market, 500 Third
av near Ycsler 80
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-07

Miss serappers rngsssinent has
been announced
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-07

III
ssti
q IN |
stb
lack
The Greenville times., 1907-11-10
URGES FULL
ATTENDANCE
RANSDALL EAGER TO HAVE
COUNTRY REPRESENTED
AT WATERWAYS CONVENTION
Are Working in the Interest of All
the Peop1e-Will Urge Congress
to Adopt Broad and Liberal
Special.

New Orleans, Nov. 7-Congress-
man Joseph E. Ransdall, president
and moving spirit of the National
Rivers and Harbors Congress, which
will assemble at Washington on De-
cember q, and 6, in an interview,
said:
I'VE are working in the interest
of all the people, for we shall urge
the adoption by Congress of a broad
and liberal policy of river and har-
Dor Improvement in order that the
entire country may reap the greatest
possible benefit from the fullest use
of our natural and artificial water
ways and harbors.
1T would therefore be we'll for all
sections to arrange for the sending
of strong delegations to Washing gton
on December 4, 5 and 6, when the
Rivers and Harbors Congress will
map out its program of education
and plan its campaign to secure
early and favorable congressional ac-
tion.
The Greenville times., 1907-11-10
GRAND FEDERAL
ANNUAL REUNION
SOCIETY OF THE ARMY OF
TENNESSEE
4 GbFsT nay lT UIGKcRUnG
A GREAT DAY At vICkSDURG
Old Confederates Join Federal Vet
erans - Prominent Generals on
Both Sides Present-Gen. Grant
and Gov. Wardaman Present

Vicksburg, Miss, Nov. 7.-The
thnty-seventh annual reunion of the
arm of Tennessee convened here to-
day with a number of distinguished
Federal and Confederate soldiers
present The first thing on the pro-
gram was a drive through the Ma
tional Cemetery and Military Park,
rendered by the Vicksburg Board OF
Trade. The party consisted of over
two hundred.
Among the distinguished people
present are Gen. Stephen D. Lee,
Gov. VaTdannan, Gen. Granville NJ
Dodge and Gen. Fred d. Grant, wh1
delivered addresses. Gen. Grant, as
a boy, was with his father, Gen. o.
g. Grant, during the siege Of Vlcks-
burg IN the Civil War, and gave
many personal "reminiscences The
meeting was full of harmony and
good cheer The meeting will end
Friday night with banquet at the
Carrog Hotel. The city was filled
with visitors today.
The Greenville times., 1907-11-10
Death of Mrs. James B. Bell


Mrs. James B. Bell died at her
home in this city Wednesday even
ing about half past seven o'clock.
For some time Mrs. Bell has been
in bad health and her recovery was
hopeless, still every medical atten-
tion was given her by her husband
with the hope of regaining it. Her
death Wednesday night came very
suddenly and proved a great shock
to her devoted husband and loving
daughter, the two her death robs OF
a good wife and a loving mother.
Mrs. Bell was a noble Christian
woman and poss sessed all the wo-
marEy virtues that go to make up a
happy home She was a woman
possessing brilliant mind and Won
for herself host of true and devoted
friends who are today sad over her
departure.
The funeral took place from the
St James Episcopal church Thurs
day afternoon at $50, the Rev. Phil
lip Davidson officiating.
After the services at the church
the remains were carried to the cit,
cemetery and inferred. The Times
extends to the family its true feel
;ngs of sympathy.