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Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1907-07-05
COUNTY COURT PROCEEDINGS,
May, 1907, Adjourned Term
July 4, 1907.

May, 1907, Adjourned Term
July 4, 1907.
Court met pursuant to adjourn.
ment Monday, July 1, with al
of the officers president as fol.
lows: A. s. Taylor, presiding
judge; R. T. Morehead and J. A.
Coll, associate judges; S. j,
Shaughnessy, sheriff; and c.. c.
Parks, clerk. The following
business matters were disposed
Iof:
| Whereas. on the - day of
June, 1907. Thos. Karcher filed
with tie clerk of this court his
petition and application for a
license to keep a dramshop at his
stand in block "a in the city of
Salisbury, and the same being
presented to this court on this,
the first day of July, 1907, and
the court finding that said Pc
tition contains the names of
majority Of the assessed tax.
paying citizens and guardians,
of minors owning property in
said block "a, and that the said
rhos. Karcher is a law. abiding,
assessed, tax. paying male. citizen
over the age of Fl years, and that
said applicant also presents his
bond as such dramshop.keeper
| in the sum of $4,000, which is
examined. approved and ordered
filed, and license is ordered to
issued to said Karcher for q
period of six months from July
10, 1907, upon payment of all
taxes.
Same as to Emil J. Sutter and
Mark Nagel for dramshop at
their stand in block 80 in the city
of Salisbury.
J Same as to B. M. Strub and
w. E. Edison for q dramshop at
their stand in block 80 in the city
of Brunswick.
Same as to Will Wittmer for q
dramshop at his stand in BLOCK
Al in the city of Brunswick.
Same to w. H. Finch and w.
IT. Gritzmacher for a dramshop
at their stand in block 43 in the
! city of Brunswick.
Same as to Louis and Ludwig
Kinkhoret for a dramshop at
their stand in block 25 in, the
city of Brunswick.
Same as to H. s. Freeman for
a dramshop at his stand in block
20 in the village of Dalton from
4, 1907.
Same as to Henry Yung for
a dramshop at his stand in For
est Green from July 5, 1907.
In the matter of drainage dis.
trict No. 4: T. o. Stanley, civil
engineer, pres sents en-
gineer's estimate No. 13 for E.
M. Graves, contractor, which is
examined, approved and ordered
filled, and that a warrant in the
sum Of S5, 1890 on the
| obstruction fund of said drain {.
age district, payable to order of
said Z. M. Graves, said sam be-
ling rs percen& of ttre amount due
said Graves on sAd estimate.
Same as to R. H. McWilliams
in the sum of So, ,844,22.
Same as to bridges across new
channel of Charlton river in H.
53-1S and 16 52-1 in the sum OF
Isl, ,425 to E. M. Grawes, contfac-
tor.
The court proceeding to dis
tribute the county foreign in
surance tax fund money for th'
Years 1905 and 1906 doth fine
that the incorporated cities
towns and villages of this count!
are entitled to the following
amounts under such distribution
to.wit:
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1907-07-05

The COURIER goes to press a
day earlier than usual this week
in order to give our force an
opportunity to give vent to
isheir patriotismJuly 4.
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1907-07-05

Mr.. and Mrs. VIM G.. Brandt
of near Dalton had a fine new
boy to arrive at their house FRI
cay June %.
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1907-07-05

Don't judge a horse by the
harness.
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1907-07-05
AQulet Weddana.

w. r. Adams of Lubbock,
Tex, and Miss Mary v. Stacy of
Keytesville, Mo-, were married
at the home Of the BRIDES sister,
Mrs. J. H. Chivers, IN Kansas
City, Mo-, Wednesday, June 26,
1907, Rev. A. M. Buchanan of
Moberly officiating.
The Bridegroom is q wealthy
stockman and ranchman and is
also engaged in the mercantile
/ business.
The bride is the accomplished
daughter Of Judge j. l. Stacy
Of Ksytssville. Her natural
talent and education and her
successful career g. q teacher
in our public school, with her
| extensive travel and acquaint.
snce, qualities her to FILL the
| new station she now occupiea
| most admirably.
The best wishes Of an innumer.
| able host of friends will follow
her to her new home in Lubbock,
| Tex.
} MIR. and Mrs. Adams arrived
here Monday evening for . few
! days. visit to her parents before
departing for their home in the
Lone Star state.
A. M. Child, the capable fore.
| man of the COURIER, and his
| wife and two sons. Drew and
| Ivan, left yesterday morning to
spend q few days with relatives
| and old friends at Richmond,
Mo. Mr.. Child was reared at
Richmond And his father, the
late Jake Child, ran the Rich.
mond Conservator for % years.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM G. Brandt
Iof near Dalton had fine new
boy to arrive at their house FRI
| Cay June %
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-06-06


Avon tfalF atteadca the 4 3. Oh N KIT
East alas last SatnfAay
Ada Gray pent DceoHaian dap ln
East Exhais WIN xxx PsYents
sfrs WI q, soHtAwiek @ss III Mafsh
aelA tuesday " wet Nfs q 81 Dwiaeiiy
who 6 very Tow
ioYe Eenheav Ma Slars 4,ite If West
Y6pshsf0 visited af WI. u S5atANiek's
d faw DAYS last aees
Wesley Hall returned Mondsg from
& few aag visit IN Sutton AZ tbc honaa
IA Harlie nan4cofne, ~ ald eilood ingse.
Mrs. Mihhih 50tk n "a tie gain Hen
aHfse. Miss straw 0f Baffes Yetiitned
home fast Nahaav WIS J6ek tnsag
friends wish hef nov speadg gesteeas
Ernest stflfHef returned VI His hdine
fiji Stowe M5naaF after few aag@ Sisis
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-06-06
1HANiNa 90 fHH lcFnERn


The eabdidaef d rieeisesideht
cbailss " Fairbanks iot aa oiHce
highef up has brsh f5rrshadowsd fot
setstal years sven ptiof 20 his tlee
tian % tbe position Wbieh Ne now holds
ii tie boi end 81 the Roosevelt cart
Recent essnts hate lent solar % the
anticipation. pna hett, pat thers
and i general rubbing % the fur
straight back These III general ha,s
COME ftsm lis elose associates 81 Ms
midala.ppsi ffiends
ono II these rats, IL faet two 81
them come u The iiinrs exchange
tahle tits week III 4 marked cans of
tic Marion. inaiaha, chfonielr There
II NJ mistakina THE intcht 81 tm aiti
eies ii Tie indiana contemporary II
Is u pa,s ihe Why for the tan Indiar.
ian, 81 perhaps 10 feel TIE sentiment.
The first iack undertaken seems 10
hafe besa thnw ont AIr fahbanks. tn
preston has gone FORTH tbat Tire Mre
president IS 6ae 81 the cold, austen.
unapploaehabn TYPE " short TINT one
toald not 9et np % Rim 70 combat.
70 strahQla and to smother thR imbies
eiona IS tia 6rst chore for the nianda
81 TIE siee president 1bey Bring "a
IN iiluHmtion such sweeping arpi
mont Tint we aft constrained 20 ai,t
resdea the benefit 81 S. A man
WHO relieved iairbanka dtiins Bis
speaking tom a. 4 candidate fof the
kedond rasifi8n r. 1904 IS fe,ponsible
for It's telling This friend says tdh,
Iaflhnnhs after hong and strcnnoW
campaign trip. returned u indianapolin
and was Set hs 4 targc ooncohfso 81
feopIe Il 70 happened Fairbanks Nas
IT'D iast one 70 leayo tbe car At ihis
,koint II IL employ the relhi6if own
Wds 'Jnst 81 THO oae man attracting
lhvse aowds was hurfs5ng o TIE door
81 Che ear j patm appeared 81 the vrs.
tibnls Tine senator haH t0Fniue sw
lim End walked back 70 shake the haud
Of 10 porter u good bye Pqpmptra
81 kindly spirit as e,tl animated
the heast 8 man 'lHe senator h5l
been With the porter long enough
assume that be Mas "a the presence
& geBilemah iiio porter had bcch Nii,
Vie senator l6ag enough 10 know tlot
Be was s. Tie plssence 81 another yen.
tlemah 10 flieatfical, no display
thefe eas ab gallery or erhtaahna 10
n0hIia before whom t8 pose nothing
prompt Tie 90 bot ne maniihes d
the tN0 Hen Never was tNc More
fHaat haa haatim hahaaiasp MA
tlIe i.iena saia a Aimsab iihata
eeiiht laqbahl
Naea 81 d the Hsgi6 PORTER any more
eyidehcs faat Fafbanks u hot NJ ia
btfgi ~
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-06-06
ELoWER ANp L..

Roses grow bcst near yuniowess,
~ keeping seeds picked from the
rerenlale many Of them can he made
to bloom through a much longer sea.
son
II you wish good dahlIas, be sure
~ give the plants al the water they
require Unless they have plenty Of
water they win have hnt few bios
SONS, and these win be inferior
10 not cut the foliage away from &c
daEoalls or tulips after they have I'm.
ished blooming Wait until the leaves
are thoroughly dry before cutting them
on II this method is not observed.
the succeeding years crop VIII BE very
much impaired
The soen tree resembles an apple tree
" medium growth The fresh f1uit is
green, the interior of which, besides
the ketnel contains a yellowish, selat-
inous, sticky substance. The ffnt 0sed
FOR making soap contains three times
as much soar az the Panama wood.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-06-06
BEiNB ThlED ron GETTING MAR
Rfpty

Barre sgiiool teachers still Be interest
Cd ID iesfhihs that d Bfooklgn woman
te8Flief who get 4 ieat6 5f abstfite 8 iieh
Size improved s. getting ipaffipa has
been suspended aiia she lias nov been
aptinsd that she will IL tiled lit the
aelioai department fgf bet iudiseteti0n.
liie tfial Will be Oh the question
hhellef she viii bt permitted ta M
tain hsf positloh although tlie teeliui
sal ehatees tie that she was abstht
ftsHi dHts uitliuHe leats lHe Epw Ygtk
silfsne fuutt hasing revoked thp rifle
fsfbadlhe Hotnan teaeHers Is become
naftiea Hha fetain thelt places The
W8iHan Who Ii described AZ VI ana haiis
senie ttaasbn enough idt getting thar
fied) sa that he takes m interest "a
her work and vstl t. continue There
nay 81 precedent established here
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-06-06

"a "A IA 1aa "A "A "a a a "A a


gAe ram & failing hiu sea
steady
lAe Niad j. stsadg also il tlie psrFh,
l5at Il behpcge fie csNsids % make
ready
For Wllafsoasee Ca 7at8ge may BRING
fseta
Therefore y ovar6aaB BIZ eais sad dag
Ihe saisaneg garments oHg stree st6Rea
away
Hcfa X ag last gesRs straw must
have Icnnd Bhes
ger 40 for oFvice wben 4 laid Tree
hg
lBs alsH6aT of sweet memories A3inz
at6MHd tlee
Bat oow taon agt NET piaag u THE
eYs
FANNY eowa " scnevAss b tag
IVstfs 6Ifi4
8nd saera II INDIGESTION til thg bFina
ssls ait has tanrsd tse deiieatc seasp
i0Ii
ThY fern n aot Ghe fashiaaaBla sfgIs,
And IN longitudinal difestiea
THY piafts ave paFsod In saa sweet
4Nfles
blasa 70 les MY masdans shq9ghsa
intrgde
PsfsiDn tBg phrsse On sae behafisaa4t
Oh, happy dsys witn pulsing jggs d
aigiysrs
on, 9lqioas iclle weeks beside the Tea
OBJ Saturday "a M0ndays IN TIE giVeY
Thy we'll l9sed shape recalls tHsm 1T
70 fnef
Ent there afe limits Ia whst man may
dare
Although | Hrs tbee 10 the days tha'
were
london Daily Mail.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-06-06

III pfbbahl9 III h mixture 81 home
rfiae sHa better reHerai satisfaction
tkat causbs Tire safe III Amatitan tnaae
aiitenshiles ~ eat into Tie tfade II
fsfssi iaaas ifaehines III thA lnised
States But Anttiesn 6f fofeigu they
mesn Just So nisng Mortgages
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-06-06

when manufacturers commenced advance prices Since then Cotton Fabrics Of all kinds
Embfodn
have taken high This made the making q underwent the old PRICES veil nigh Inn
b
insisted contracts Allied and have full quota Of
Unmusins is whole WI & handled
which big
thx especially when benefit
supply
which
deal pleased
always made Muslin Underwear selling here selling this
style finish has always helped the thing along +4s
Of be 0
gsr with little Of used possible r ke price and sensible both IN
this 0
Store Muslin Underwear Sale Just Of being attended with night
law this should be
Is well the hemskseper Special listed below
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-06-06
Not Much te Spare.

lie tecntonliouslyl--l always speak
my mind
She Nartlyl--T suppose that Il why
you have the reputation Of being a
man Of 80 few words. Baltimore
American
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-06-06

baron 10 which political party does
your friend beloaFY
Egbeft Well, guess he belongs 20
both parties They've both bought him
often enough 10 own himA Ysnkers
Statesman
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-06-06

He could live on NinctX rente q week
nut he couldn't live on any leas
No. Net by hook, nor vet bs crock
And dweit on iRs without avail
Then sociology tersaek.
Puck
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-06-06

fermentation,

"Dey say Dat time "a money said
Miss Miami Brown
yes answered Etastus Plnkley Il
ies met man dat didn't have no tfou.
bic az al ~ turhib owe minutes con.
yersaiion into d loan Or g2y--W Washing.
ton sier
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-06-06

n you're going n make 4 Hpeseh,
Cut II short
II you've simply got 70 preach
Cut II short
r. YOU fesi you're galng % STRAY
Fram tire path Of yiftae say
Only &c little way
Cut & short
sam 3 sllnssn ln Judge.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-06-06

Never was maid 90 dear ns you. Hwore
when FIRST we loved Alas that was be-
fore
I married you, and now when bills come
due
IN swear no maid IA quite 90 dear as yeai
Bohemian.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-06-06
FIRST Basealn.- Ten Dosen Ffeach

FIRST Bargain Ten Doten Ffench
Corset Covers Hamburg and lace trim
med, aa 10 40 at Zoe each The first time
we have ever offered Cover ike Il for less
than &c each.
Bargain No. z Corset Covers AZ 2se,
lace and embroidery trimmed, French styles,
lust showing YOU how good 4 enc we can
awe YOU for the money, that's ALI Twenty
dozen EolIed Corset Covers al hall rfiee,
About dozen soc kind 2Scs 7sc kind
az I Ii, shoo kind SOC, si.as kind o5c
Bargain No. ! 20 Dozen Drawers,
hem stitched rufiiss, At 1sc per pair. The
regular number, bas pretty hard TO produce
a garment as full, well made at the present
price Of csttons Sizes ), IS, p anu az.
Bargain No. Drawers At 4se Per
Pair, from our stock Of sec, see up to 7se
per pair Odd lots, etc Every pair merits
your attention from saving point OF view
Ii for no other Oar object IS 10 clear the
stock and Keep things on the 60.
l3aysain No S Night Robes for soc
Each. Why the cotton would cost chat at
the present tigne. Then, when YOU stop to
think Of their being trimmed and well made,
II Won't take you long - make UP your
mind that this il the place to leave your Soc
and that now il The time
Isaraain Ne, d LADIES' Night Robes
One hundred Night Robes All 60e each,
high neck, long sleeve, extra iuli tucked
yoke, hamburg ard hsnstitehed ruflcs fn-
shed as good as any dollar Robe sold, and
worth Il, but made special BY us at sc
and never sold here before for less. Sale
price Only 0oe each Positively che best
Night Robe bares;rs we've offered here
Sizes i4S and 10
Bargain Ne. 2 Nssht Robes at csc
Each. 6one through the stock pretty
thoroughly where We have found one slight
" unused 81 too many The SraS $50
and 90 kind We have thrown out for This
sale, making chat ah excuse fol the sake Of
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-06-06

Juggling ffofa the touHsns nies
ct6kefs vim 81 sHe berbg WAS Al inueH
ef 4 9iesosg tot ifelahd III anything
elss
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-06-06

New FORKS hnfnatea seather dfiss
81 II fleaFst eaIied fEneFes during
TIE eampaigh Il stir makiug shs dtiss
10
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-06-06

JHe yoek hoiHe ait8 AfAa A neat string 81
fsesst
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-06-06

giving you genuine bargain, bargains 50
good that YOU have got TO admit them as
such, Ia some instances they are less than
costto Us, which we charge up to adveftis-
ing On che whole It's the best 0Se value
III Night Robes this store has ever offered
Bareasa No. 3 The New Robes.
The New Robes are As pretty a. you could
ask for we'll made A. they could be and
made ofas good material A lis possible 10
buy Plain lace and embroidery trimmed,
short and long sleeves, v, square, high and
low neck gowns, extra full Made OF best
long cloths, eaiabtiss and nainsooks The
line is nothing short Of treat for anyone to
see. Prices SloS, 2,2s, $50, us, 800,
$50, 400, 4 so, 500, 900 and $50
Bargain No. o--Loag White Skirts
AZ soc Each, It's JUST the buying OF
them long time ago that makes Skirt ike
the ono we offer at this sale possible, for che
p1ce asked tot It, finished with hemsutehed
mcks, extra fall 0aly 50 Of them, SO be
on hand early
Bargain No, 70 Long White Skirt
at Toc. Fallef and better than the soc
ones Made of lttle better material and
more work Oh them, It's good number.
Most any woman would want -ee for max,
ing il and yoa'i j say So when you see II, and
be sure and see III Only 60 Of these also,
Bargain No. 81 Pettlcoats. Moth
ing ike or cSe SIT. rs and $50 values il
White petticoan eor Che money for fallness,
way they are INSIDE and trimmed No fair
minded person can help wondering how we
do it, Quantity we use IS one Of the things
that helps rs oft then. to, We have dc.
cided inclination to sell fSe as little profit
as possible,
Bargain No. - Better pettieoats.
Here's where we are specially strong Ne
place can You spend los, $50, 500,
$50 400, 500 or 900 fof White
Skirt and reshze more for your money. 10
you don't believe il, uY ia
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-06-06

lh9 V6fraon Eastern Sfar seefas w
n Ill the ascendant
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-06-06

piesaFes IF sfe vonHsfbi hpy ths
fbtfgp ear IN Busie hftray Ak er
preston almost 81 a1tsietg already
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-06-06
WoMtNs SHOES

One lot Of 81 pairs Sorosis
Shoes and Oxfords in patent
leather, box calf and kid, were
So so, sale price. ..,. S3.15
Ninety-hge pairs Revelation
Shoes in kid and gun metal,
were 90, az .....,. 2. 80
One lot Utx& Dunn So 90 and
2. SO Shoes patent tip and gun
metal, sale price ,.... y 20
One hundred and fifteen pairs
III the Famous Quaker So. SO
Shoes ia all styles al 2t0
One lat Goodyear Welt, kid
lace shoes, regular price
So 90. TO close AZ ....a. 2. 10
One lot OF Lace and Button
Shoes, broken sizes, regular
price 50 90 to 3 90, sale
price ..........,... l.30
One LOT Of Shoes, were $3.50
10 200, now. ......,. SOC
=. 80.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-06-06
TILDEN'S SHOE SALE !!

Ten thousand dollar stock ofnew upo+dac Footwear 70 be
sold greatly reduced prices. Here few Of the many
bargains we offering:
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-06-06
woMEN'S oxFORDS

800 Revelation Patent OK.
lords AZ ....... 2 90
$50 Princes Louise and
Bcaate Patent Oxfords 19S
S. 90 Patent Leather and Vici
Kid Oxfords, fashionable. So 40
One lot Kid Oxfords at 98c
MEMS DEPARTMENT.
Fory-scycn pairs Mems HUI
manic Shoes, patent leather
and yici kid, always sold II
$500. sale price .. -. %
Packard So. SO Shoes, all styles
and feathers, at.... 315
One lot Douglas Gilt Edge
81 90 Shoes. at........ 3. 80
One lot Endicott- Johnson s.. 50
and So. 90 Box Calf Shoes at 2. 50
Fifty-one pairs Mems s. so
Dress Shoes, sale price. -. 1.9S
Forv-hye pairs Mems Light
Shoes, regular price Sis, f.35
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-08-18

We're in Cairo Friday with Mrs. Hoff,
mans mother.
Miss Susie Weaver OF Mounds. was
in Mound City asturday and Sunday
with friends
Pulaski county's annual teachers
institute will be in session in the
Lowell high school building in Mound
City, ILL.,, September 2. 3. 4, 5, and
O, 1917 The instructors will be Prof
A. Mac. hurry, of Chicago, whose
specially is reading and elocution;
Prof E, E. Van Cleve, formerly of the
Mount Vernon city schools, now prin.
cipal OF the Murphysboro township
high school. and Miss Ethel E.
Dougherty, who will give four type
lessons and instructions in primary
work. In addition to instructions
given during the five days. there will
be two evening entertainments given
By Prof, Mac hurry. one being a
dramatic recital and the a lecture
al. c. Mertz and Harry Poor of this
city have recently joined the force
Df yard switchmen at Mounds.
The government road between the
cemetery, Cairo and Mounds
IS now completed and is in splendid
Please write plain.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-08-18

Don't kill the inmates.
10y will If you don't keep the
house at right temperature.
Seventy degrees is comfort; so de-
grees Is sickness and 80 degrees sure
death.
People who live In excessive heat
are bound to have conetsn colds.
rs Weakening ana .el.,ssihg to
live in too hot 4 house.
Open freplaces serve as yentila-
tors as well as CHEEKY adjunct TO a
house.
II you cannot have these there
should be ventilators placed high in
the walls.
Especially should there be vent
Hated Interval between the kitchen
and the rest OF the dwelling.
By this means cooking odors ara
prevented from disseminating
through the house.
Open the windows every morning
and give the entire dwelling a bath
OF fresh air.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-08-18

NEWS FROM OUR NEIGHBORS

MAT this, would be a good location for
aSgoSaadthtist.' t,..'' srA i'
:. Rev Otto Lee. of Cairo attended
the biz lent, meeting at Villa Ridge
last night
MT. and Mrs. ALBERT Spence and
sister Mrs. Charlotte Grain, were
shopping ia Cairo yesterday.
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Hartwell and
childwsn, Of Villa Ridge, drove down
= me Great railroad center Thus
Our home agent for the Metropoli-
tan Life Insurance company settled a
claim of s2122o for Mrs. Henry
spates this morning by paying the
same in full.
Miss Blanche Thistlewood left Fri.
day for la Center. Ky. where she wiz
visit for a few days.
Mr. Herman Prindle and his sister
Miss Florence entertained quite
mute number Of their young friends
IT their beautiful home near Villa
Ridse wednesday night in honor Of
thpir cousin who has been visitin.
with them some time. Social games
we're a feature of the evening. The
lawn was nicely decorated and lighted
for the occasion Refreshments were
served in profusion.
Mrs. n. NJ. Perks has moved his
barber shop into the room in the Hol-
Today block lately vacated by the Har
ris and Dunsworth iewelry store.
Mrs Uriah Butler. of villa Ridge
has Just returned from visit with
relstives ~ New York state.
tonH p ne limo 20 IMPROVE on
.nrblic hsAp - before BAL weather
seis in Frsess afs many bad places
TO Ak.
A very enjoyable little party was
given at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. r.
J. Sullivan, Of Delaware avenue, on
Wednesday evening in honor of Miss
Parker Of Wizard. who is visiting
tere Tiose present were Misses
Fletcher. Stevens. Chance, Calvert
Travis, Mitchell and Martha Fulker.
son. Mesdsmes Calvert, Fulkerson
end Crawford; Messrs Giles. Harry
and Chas. Calvert and Chas. Smith.
Ice cream and cake were served after
the music and dancing
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-08-18
BACHELOR Girl.s Paradise.

In New York the female bachelor
is recognized factor in the COM
munity life. She Is admired. often
envied and never questioned as to
her theory OF life. Questions would
be unnecessary. She lives her phil.
osophy and the runner may read her
creed.
The bachelor maid In Manhattan
breaches and practises the gospel OF
indiyiduslism. Hers is the motto
spoken In Israel Zaugwilfs latest
play-"There can be no happiness
without woodwork that occupies
the mind and heart. the body and
soul"
The bachelor maids slogan, SAYS
Woman. is economic Independents.
Her symbol is the latch-key upon a
key-ring bearing her own name. And
her paradise is New York.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-08-18
: No Cha;,ce Enr Him.

A man who was summoned for
beating his wife tried hard to put all
the blame upon his mother-in-law
and was chided by the bench for his
lack of gallantry. fFt
Why should II always be the
fashion for a man to malign his
mother-in-law?" the magistrate re-
marked. rs chivaIry quite dead am
ong us7 | knew man once who
never spoke an unkind word to his
mother-in-law. never blamed her In
the least for his quafrels with HIS
wife, and never had the bad taste to
complain about her to other people"
TIE wife beaten stared open
mouthed as he listened to the recital
of the domestic paragon's virtues.
Then he said
oh, yes, I've heard of that fellow
before. His name was ADAM
London Tit-Bits.