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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-05-28
Gornaoo / Geras.

Sra Sortb @ortb, SeraS, telegra.
feres, at en- sSeIaesenbe SornaSo /
2srooss berieoe pper ct fort Stres'
fire WtI / gtoro berfru. Ere &erme.
fer bIep Srpbt.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-05-28
6n baarSuaffct Sloe6rauS.

ge6 10+&iSen 2SrOoe Gften bsr.
teS ben ofifrPffenbe SDo al 9ran0.
tipeu, co oct inuOtes at bare SyIols8
/ 3eiibeS 9obbeItbutif / Dem @u9.
ming, bOori 8. e. Ebompiou for
nogle 4ar tilbnae baooe fin 9lttif,
ra iom ienere beuptte0eS al 6. q.
@obhorh. Ga oct bar ina tiOIigt
Daa Ifteten % ou Der bar Cirrus /
@pen, inalR6eS at mango Meuneifer
Dnr l 8uoerne. nare6e Oct life Ipuge,
TOR &run6muuOifubet bar ttIIteoe %
hnp0e Be mrgtige &onoitroaIer goa.
enbe, men poa @ruuo of en- foriGr.
Helig INF ReQ hunoe mnlt life fiuOe
no, bnor Il0cn berieOc lom oGrit.
Syloen opitoo / onoCn Gtnge, tilipne'
Iooeu0e meIlem NhtrpGQQcn %
"&otbinqer~ % Sen oao fig opoper
iii GoGet, huor Sen tumIeoe itQ, til
SEN breo M. : nlI6e 10 Eimer hoI6t
8 q 6 &auoltrucIPr puu al lpiue, %
euoeIi8 bIep man @erre ooer Sl0en,
mel citCrut nGitcu alt ue6emu0er
Tar p0CIaQt At &uno. SloCn Tom
life I'll @utIferrc. T0Q &eintoeu al
cen 9nln,aq, bpori SIoen uobroo,
Iigger u. u. GH1brctionS 9pgnina,
Der / ilerc gar her pPret beHpttet af
%otieu @roS. Tor oere3 ManoeI ureo
iCrbi9qIorte &lG0Cr; heuuc bleo life
ifobet al SI0cn, men ocn bIeO iuIo
al Res, % en- Iaeie &uno pocIogoe
@orerne, og Stooeu or itor. Ger or
ingen, iom oeo, bporIe0e3 SIber ops
fob, men set ontoQeS, Of en- eIcftriit
Sroob er SfNI6 / llInfFen. Gn 81
mes Sib euer Ii6t minore, ier ,ilocn
brso no, boO6e ri CT Tort, men 7farpt
Sorhenoeir, % oct aniee& Tor ianO.
ipuIigt, at &puiIOen bar iuIgt SEQ.
uiigen.
assurance:
Reii6 & Son baboe en- garebe.
HolOniug iii en- @Grot al SOS, OOC
cg S27, 800 / INSURANCE.
4aa SIion 4 2bompions 8pg,
ming, assurance $1,000. Smfrnt
25 Sob Of Saget er faIot neb.
Carton Bros garebebolbniug au
Haaes iii $4,000 meb aSiurnnc,
for $4,000. n
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-05-28
&lsenbe nbilat
barebe Is Mar.

giarbcruei habbt itSlrt bag Grtuf Sntrt
innbt brine bet bnrt- Oct iprthtts ps bltp
sarrt inner Sseetalittus 6miprs- SrSs
btSt oft nSeH 9fetit.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-05-28
ucrffe Kpac
1S14-1eo5
1teo portreter, Siosraf.r os en- Itteratur.
Rifortf JuSteSnins PEG
artTttan prsr4sarn.

Senne Canning nprse apab, Der git fom nshipuines.
afSeitngt sSeeorab-Bofen fra Sui 1902 til December 1908,
CT MI nfb enbcI RetteIitr % eoraubrinser ibfpmmet BOG.
form. Dianot anbet er Der tiffsei ct aortret Al Gasuunb
gtnje, TOM, faa pibt sibes, oIbrs fRr bar prret psenHGssiurt.
gosen siser ct famIet Dineoe at ben ucrfe lrrife Dtatutno
tbet LANCE Stbsramy fOm frpiter zig unenen be to n~tertelse
Grib.csaar 1914 o. 1905. Zen ~tnbehoIoer gortratter GA
1iDsrafsr af f~slssube 9tgtere t~iuisemeb ct rbnais af beres
Stgte;
9pber Saeeu, Spbau Stprm Neunf, gmrrdb MiepIat
Gdtpoa, Gtmcn Caus MpIF, MnurttS 6anfen, Senrit Guser
T~jerrseaarb, Seurti ~gSerseLnrb, 8. 9. ~aSeIbaben, gpISefer
StcertiOn, Gbritian DRuHfeu, Whereas Gann6, Ssrpen Daoe.
Q. q. WeyeIs, M. y. 9uubtob, .. U. Ssnisn, CLAUS 9opeIs
@iis, Ebeosor ajeruff, DE gts, Spar aafen, GasmuuS
ginie. Camilla Collect, 81. 8. Dauurab, Senrtt soften, Bisrn.
fierne Bisrufon, gneebret Suussu, Senrfi Srobn, Sonos Ole,
9prsnS Sietridion, arRfian gIfrr, arHe @arbcrs, sSp9n 9e,
SobH Yarieu, Sacob o. Bull Worbabl Splfleu, artapser
S~faneers, sbepbor gaspari, Ser stple. Sufeutranis Sobnlen,
GHbers Souben, gtbefrn &ras.
of Sprurbet hiOfattss:
seq baaber, at nrunge Of be bib til 2anbet tnbapt.
Barnbonts Sdnge = Sem be fsrH bsrte al W2or enero Boo
Stolen, % at Der fra gossns gtabe sl tiee frem fOr
Serss inbrs Spn Ct Stptis gerse, t~OriSrs. sienn.m
nosen ip.del geisIpn, itnbe bet altiaa bore Sen at 81.
bragg til at bptbe bIanf ben 8uAe, fu1 senber bieH mob
bort gamde S9breianb.A
gOsen er 7so Siber fpr, fmutt uOfprst os TRIM paa
flint 9aptr. .
gris inSbuuset 81 80.
3. ahmncfen, 9emrab, Soma.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-05-28
Sra San francisco.

5 en- @eretntng fra San Sran.
cisco UNDER 9ato 23oe Mai beoer
bet bl. a., at gpgeeptrfiombeben Der
| gpen MI er paa bet nermeite op.
bsrt paa @runb al, at iaa mango ar.
beioere | De forfieaige Saanbperfs.
branher er noe poa Streif. 9ette
er | og for fig eaIt nof for en- 9p,
iom paa en- SreoiebeI ner bIep sbe-
lagt beb SorbitiGIDet % ben itore
8ranb blot for Lot oper ct aar ii6en;
men naar bertil oeiaa fommer, at
Sporpognstraiiten enbna pau langt
n9r er fommet / r~egeIm9sfg Gang,
at 9pens @mbebsmRnb bar alt, De
fan gisre meb at foriGge at lippe
fri for Sugtbniet, at Der pou en- itor
Gel af 9pens @aSer enbnu life er
foretnaet roget arbeibe at inaffe ON
fiben ben itore lllptfe, at ingen al De
offentlise 8pstinger er eienopfsrte,
og at 8pens Sfattebprber bar maat.
tet forsgeS pan 8runo af bet elem
biee ftnanctelle Stpre, iaa ~foritaar
man, at Sorbel6ene / ben b~etr9ngte
gp er Tibet IpiteIige, o9 bet bill tase
lang Tio, inoen nlting igien fomnler
i fit normaIe @i9nge.
timber ianrte Cato meboeles, Of
"Bublic Utilities" aomiteen / 9D'
raabet ben 9ag baobe ct poerit flor
meuoe Meoe. Ser furbanoleoes ON,
boprniot ltniteo &aiIroabs apTpa'
NETS (Sporpeisielffabets) Srandiie
ffuloe erfleres iom foripiIbt. gp'
raaSsmebIem 8. u. Soeitmoe bapoe
nemlig fremiat ct SoriIag berom, og
ban arunoeoe 8ropoittionen paa ben
Smiteuoiebeb, at Selifabet bapoe
piit fla noe af Stanb til at boloe
Sporpognstrafifen ~gaaenoe.
Sorilaset fremfaIbte en- pberit BET
tia Sebat, bporunber 9pruabsmeo'
lem Srop faIote 8r9iioenten for
SporpeisieIfabet, 9atricf Calhoun,
en- 9sgner, og Calhoun iOareoe meS
at tiifsie Erop ct Slag / aniigtet,
ser bar iou poIoiomt, at ban nar
bar faIbt pmftIb. Srofsreren g2'
bet, 8arton, bite Srop 9sren, men
|Srop negteSe at gaa og beitplote
Barton for at babe label Jig beltifte.
Set belle enote bog meo, at Srop bler
faitet no.
Oct be6er, of 8atrid Calhoun be-
taIte life minore END $45O,O0O for
at fua brepet ieiennem at Spor'
peisIeSningen life ifiIloe lGgees I'M
Der @oberne. Sisie Sen8e bleo no
betaIt til Ruef, os ban o9 Sdmiti
bette benz meIlen fig. Sairpen | So
gen MOB Stmita er enbnu life f1tlo'
| taQia.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-09-07

Committee of Tacoma Men to Nest
Secretary of War at Portland,
Oregon.

Tacoma. Wash. Sept. Ga commit
tee of prominent citizens, headed by
President William Jones of the Ia.
coma chamber of commerce. has gone
TO Portland to meet Secretary of War
William H. Taft and escort him to
this city. On the way to Tacoma the
rain will be boarded at Olmpia nv
Governor Mead and his stan who will
extend an official welcome on behalf
OF the state of Washington.
At American Lake a stop will he
made for the Secretary or War to in
spect the army maneuver grounds
The arrival in Tacoma is scheduled
Tor tomorrow afternoon in time for
Secretary Taft to deliver a public al.
dress in Wright park. In the evening
4 banquet viii be given IN his honor
At the Tacoma hotel. Sunday after /
noon the journey to Seattle win be re-
'umed. For the purpose of the trip
rom Tacoma to Seattle the Yacht
q Primero will be placed at the dis.
'osal Of Secretary Taft and his party.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-09-07
OLIVER GETS
THE CONTRACT
FOR FURNISHING CANAL CARS
100000 6RoKEN-WILL DE.
LIVER CARS EARLIER THAN
OTHER BIDDERS.

New York. Sept. G.-The isthmian
canal commission today announced
the award to the W. j. Oliver Manu-
featuring Company of Knoxville.
Tenn, of a contract to furnish 500
dump cars for use on the isthmus.
the contract price being $685.. 500.
The company is required. however.
to make some changes in the style
of cars. A bid of s55e.0O0 was submit.
ted by the American Car and Foundry
company Of New York. a difference
Of 81 car in that company's favor.
but the Oliver company agreed to de-
liver the cars about three months
earlier than the New York company.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-09-07
TiiiHsT.PRooF AMI dAts.,
-, ~ aFFI
Others Besides the Camel EAST for
Long Pericds Without Water

/ From our childhood picture book
days nearly every ono Of US has cher
ished the idea that the camel was the
| beast above all others that could ex-
ISL for extended periods without drink
ing. And so few of us have any idea
'hat there are other beasts of the
earth quite as capable as the bumped
quadruped OF going for days and
weeks without water.
Sheep In the Northwestern deserts
go Tor forty to sixty days in winter,
without drink. grazing on the green.
sueculent vegetation of that season.
Pecearies in the desert OF Sonora
live In little dry hills, where there is
no natural water. for long periods
They cannot possibly find wafer. in
TACT, for months at a time. The only
moisture they can obtain comes from
roots and the fruits OF caeti.
But the most extraordinary case.
says the New York Herald, is that
Of the pocket mouse. one OF the COM
mon rodents of the desert. This lit
TIE feature. by the way, has a genuine
fur lined pocket ON the outside of its
cheek When 1t is hungry 1t takes
food from this pocket with its paw.
Just as a man would pull a sand
wich from his pocket.
II is said that one of these mice
has been kept for three years with no |
otter food than the mixed bird seed |
OF commerce. During this period
had not a taste of either water or
green food Other experiments In this
have shown, In fact, that
-hese mice in captivity refuse sucn
reais. not seeming TO know that wat
u is good TO drink. The bird seed |
lut before the mouse referred TO con-
AIMED not more than ten per cent
i moisture which is less than is NEG
ssary for digestion. STUFF 50 dry
this cannot even be swallowed IN
j IL is moistened by saliva. yet this
markabie mouse gave nothing bat
IS tine TO the interests Of science.
e suffered nothing in health or spir-
5 during bis captivity.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-09-07
POSTPONED AGAIN
Standard Oil Case is Now Scheduled
For September f7-Wont Need
the Books.

New York. Sept. G.-Another posr
ponement OF the taking of testimon,
against the Standard Oil compauy o,
New Jersey and affiliated concerns
was ordered today by former Judge
Franklin Ferris of St Louis. who is
acting as examiner for the federal
court The hearing is now scheduled
for September IL. and it is said there
will be no delay beyond that date in
the proceedings in this Jurisdiction.
The adjournment was requested by
the attorneys for the defendant com
panies and joined in by the special
counsel representing the government
1t was granted to give the STANDARD
OIL company time to prepare state
ments from its books aud records
which are desired by those in charge
OF the prosecution.
These statments. IL was claimed |
would do away with the necessity of
bringing all OF the books of the vari- |
BUS companies to the FEDERAL building
and would ultimately expedite the i
hearing. The TESTIMONY to be taken
n New York will be largely Of a
character and will be
exported back to the United States
ireuit court in St Luis.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-09-07
New Theory as to Iron svs,.

N has long been generally su~ :
posed that iron rust was caused BIZ
oxidation though many chemists have
been opposed TO that view. The theo-
ny OF oxidation has now 1t would
pear, been quite urse; The chem,-
cal societies Of london have decided
tnat the formation OF rsst is chieny
due 10 earbenie atid. The rrst paass
of rast consists df the formation az
carbonate Of ircn By the action Of the
earboaic acid OF the air or metal.
The carbonate of iron is turned into
tcFrie hydroxid or rust. Recent ex-
periments prove that if IL Is possible
10 prevent iron from coming In con-
tact with carbonic acid. il fthe iron
50 sheltered or proteetedB can lie near
wafer for an indefinite time ana there
viii rot be the least trace OF rust sen
On it.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-09-07

BIZ saw mills where the work Il he
| i4g done ON a commercial scale. that
10 70 say, q distilling plant has been
installed which Is turning out several
barrels Of alcohol daily, though no
iigares are available as to the actual
cc-i OF manufacture compared with
wood alcohol orthat from grain. lns
interesting rcint about the sawdgzt
hleohcl IS that Il Is not wood alec
hoI, having none OF The properties az
that fuid. but is an ethyl alcoao,
That cannot be told from that MADE
from grain. The difference Is that
the sswdust alcohol is made after tho
sawdust has been treated with an ac-
10, transforming it into dextrose. ana
IS then distilled In the regular way.
III the work can be done at a profit
and the indications from the work or
inc company point TO this being
tact, II VIII not only make n valuante
by-product out of the sawdust thar
has heretofore been an intolerabie
nuisance to tho sawmiIls, but It VIII
open lp a way 10 make alcohol pros-
Itably from straw, cane. cornstai..s
and almost any other vegetable re-
Tuso
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-09-07
Health in the Canal Zone.

Inc high wages paid mnkef a
mighty temptation to our Y, ung .srtis.
ans to join the force of skilled work
men needed to construct the Panama
Canal. Many are restrained, however.
by the fear of feyers and malaria. 1t
is the knowing ores-those who have
used Electric Bit.ers. who 90 there
without this fear, well knowing they
are safe from hazardous influence
with Electric Bitters on hand. Cures
blood poison too, biliousness, weak
ness and all stomach. liver and kid
ney troubles. Guarantee by all drug.
gists soc
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-09-07
GRAND CHAIN, I'LL.

September 6, 1907.

| Pres Billingsley had business II
Kentucky on Thursday.
Mrs. Della Kropper and children
lett for their home in Pittsburg, Kan
sas. Thursday.
i. Y. Miller and family left for
their future home in Martin, Tenn.
Thursday.
Mrs. Henry Peck and Mrs. James
Bayllss are visiting relatives in Char.
lesion, Mo, this week
Mrs. Jamie Boyd is visiting this
week IN Anna, I'll.
Mrs w. b. Carter, Of Belknap spent
enc day this week with Mrs. Gus
hBadgley.
Care McClarie has accepted posi-
ton with the New York Central at
Harrisburg, ILL.,
Miss Reese Thomas has returned
from Anna where she has been visit
Ing with relatives.
AR and Mrs. III. c. Moore spent the
hfst OF the week here among home
folks
Mrs. Lou Diepenbrock is spending
z lew weeks with friends in West
Nalia and st. Louis, Mo
Mr.. and Mrs w. RI. Bartleson de-
parted for their home in Jacksonville /
Fla, on Wednesday.
Miss Dora Burkfield OF Mound CITY. |
: visiting here the guest of Miss lii.
lie Krietner.
Fred Price has moved his family
'ack on his farm at Friendship,
Miss Lola Stevers is on the sick
ist
Miss Mary Moore is visiting rela.
ives in Cairo.
Mrs Annie L. Bartleson is visiting
llth her son Mr.. Rodman Woelne in
Jenna this week.
MISS Morita Ruther is visiting with J
elattves in Chicago for a few weeks. t
Miss Clatie Jones has accepted /
with J. w. Gaunt & Co. s
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-09-07
Will TELL or I
WORK IN JUNGLE
REV. W. M. BECK, OF AFRICA.
WILL ADDRESS LUTHERAN
SYNOD SUNDAY EVENING.
FRIDAYS SESSIONS
education, Subject Of Rev. r.. l.. sid.
mund, D. D., Of Carthage Col.
lese, at Synod Tonight
Public Invited.

| The Southern Illinois Evangelical
Lutheran synod In session here YES
terday elected officers as follows.
President Rev. G. Fl. Armstrong
Cairo; Secretary, Rev, Charles RI
IT'D, Murphysboro; Statictical Score
tary, Rev. Fl. l., McGill, Anna. Traag
nrer, Gearge J. Heilig. Jonesboro.
! Reports of the officers Of the synod
We're read and indicated a prosperous
condition Of the organization.
Mrs. Helen G. Beegle, Of Spring.
field, Chic, addressed the synod last
evening. Mrs. Beegle is field secre.
tary OF the Womans' Society Of the
general synod Of Lutheran churches
and her varied experiences among
emigrants and in home ana foreign
fields We're told in an exceedingly III.
tteresting manner.
Rev. Il. l. Yarger, D. D., of Atchi,
son, kas., was another speaker at Last
evenings session.
Advisory members OF the synod
We're received yesterday afternoon as
follows: Rev. G. r. Wirick. superin
tendent Of the Nachusa Orphanaea.
Rev. >. ]. Mcdowell Rev. Fl. l.. Var.
ger, d. d., Rev, w, r. Morris. of First
NJ D. church, Cairo, Rev. w. MI
Beck missionary from Africa, At tho
afternoon session Dir, G. E. Wirjck
spoke in the interests of the M. !
shusa Lutheran orphanage which Is
located near Dixon, ILL.,. and Rev Fl /
T. farser d. D.. represented the
fabitha Home.
j. L. King of Mill Creek, was elect
ri trustee OF the Nachusa orphanaee
or the term Of 10000, to succeed q.
7. kirchner, whose term has expired
q. ]. Heilig read the report of the
.aymens Movement committee Of the
General Synod. On motion Of Rev,
Mex. Mclaughlin Messrs. G.. 7. Heilie
/. L. King, and O. w. Miller were
lected a committee to see that the
4aymen's Movement be started in
ne synod and that chairman of the
nance committee be elected In each
Rev +. L. Sigmund. d. D., Of Car
lage College, will speak tonight on
ducation and the public is invited !
, hear him. n
one OF the most interesting features $
the cynod win be the address Sun. /
W evening of Rev. WI. M. Beck. of v
Irlca, q missionary direct from the D
I'd, who will tell his experiences in Il
e work in the jungle. His territory
kes him over $50 miles of the 81
ngles which distance he covers by %
iiklng, the only means of locomotion ~
that wild country. The public is W
rdiaily invited to attend the synod
pecially the evening meetings al
lich are of great interest. Ia
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-09-07
Next Weeks Attraction.

Mr.. Frank Dudley leading man OF
this company needs no introduction
to Cairo as he is universal favorjte
here. Mr.. Dudley has gathered to
his support for this season the best
company he his ever carried. Many
now plays are to be found among the
lis and several not usually found
with repertoire companies. DIR.
Jekyll and Mr.. Hyde" is played by re.
quest only. "A Domestic Blizzard"
viii be the opening Offering for Mon
day night and some surprises are
promised in the speciality line. Seats
win be placed on sale promptly at
$3.50 u m Monday and every pur-
chaser of a Zoe ticket will be allowed
to reserve a seat for lady free of
charge.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-09-07
; CHARLESTON, MO. ;
" n = . = = = . = . = = . =
Sc ptember s, 1902.

quite few arrests have been made
lately for the crime of "boot-legeing'
and nearly all OF the law breakers
nave been of the colored persuasion.
rom Cotton, Ed Murphy and John
foung We're arrested at Belmont. Sen.
tember LIST. by Sheriff Cupp and are
IN jail here now awaiting trial. Henry
Shakespeare and Henry Whitcomb
We're arfester in this city August 81
by the marshal, the former was sen.
fenced to serve six months term
III the lookup, and the latter paid the
one hundred dollar fine that was az
sessed against him. One white man
JeH Huey, OF Crosno, was arrested
and fined three hundred dollars, on
the eth OF August, and is now in tire
county Jail serving out his time
There Is still plenty or room for i'm
proyement and if the good work keeps
up, an addition will have to be con
structed to the county jail.
The county court is engaged. this
week in hearing evidence of those
VINO are opposing the construction III |
the proposed ditch from a point due
south or this city to the Mississippi I
river Nearly all the residents along I
the line OF the ditch are in favor
or bitches, but somehow, each fell
low seems to feel that the taxes for
the construction have not been. or
VIII not be, fairly divided according
% benefits derived from the improve
nen;. II
Harry Drane, of Charleston. AMI I
larry Golfers and Homer Harper, of
bertrand, leave Friday for Columbia, !
Missouri, where they will be students /
{ Missouri University for the com {
ng session. &
emit Murray, private secretary to Y
congressman J. J. Russell, is in Pop
ar Bluff, Missouri, or business.
Miss Lillian Dawson, of New Mad.
Id, Missouri. who has been visiting n
HISS Mabel Drane, for the past few a
avs, departed Thursday for home. N
work on the Enterprise building is C
bout completed, and all the brick b.
ork on the Russell building is dona is
ne work on each of the buildings III
as been delayed owing to the failure W
the materials to arrive promptly. al
An Airdome is the newest amuse. w
ent enterprise for Charleston. The bl
mpany has opened up on the Ken M
Elk lot, just south of the Mitchell ne
'tel. and their program of hoving ri
ctures and vaudeville seems to be
ry popular for they are showing to r.
rowded houses" every night. Id
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-09-07

NEWS FROM OUR NEIGHBORS {

I waiter i. Hudson was at Carbon
daie on business Thursday.
| me noon shop meetings conducted
py the 4. N. g. A. IN the |. G. shops
every Thursday are well attended
aha iuily appreciated by the men.
Prof M. M. Avant from the west
side, was in town Friday on business
connected with the rural free de-
livery route.
capt. James Bartleson, Of Olmstead
was IN town Thursday.
Mrs. Hank Mills and daughter
Efie left Wednesday for a visit with
friends and relatives in Chicago
Mr.. Otis Woodward has accepted d
position at the !. g. transfer shed ana
VIII go on duty tonight.
August was the banner month Of
the year for the Y. M. G. A. library.
we are glad to note the increased In.
terest taken in good reading matter
- J. Britton lost a fine mare ana
good mule by death this week. The
cause Of death is a mystery.
w nave soAueWHdI delayed with
cur work this week on account of an
extra rush Of business but win be
more prompt In the future.
our public schools will open on
September ., 1907.
a petition with more than the re-
iHlred number Of names was filed
Vltn the county clerk this week. AT 1
ne coming fall election the saloon
ssne viii be put to a vote Of the
'eopie III every precinct In this
ounty
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-09-07
MOUNDS.
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September s. 1907.


Mr.. w. S, Jenkins, of Villa Ridge
was IN town on business Friday.
Miss Ruby Steyers has gone to
Martin, Tenn, to attend college this
winter.
Mr.. r NJ. stringer, of Pulaski, was
down here transacting business Wed.
nesday.
Ben Schoenborn and Gus Reichert.
OF Grand Chain, passed through town
81 business trip Tuesday.
Mr. John Beedle. of Alexander
county. Is moving into the Nolte
property on Blanche avenue this
week. Mr.. Beedle was attracted here
BY our fine public schools.
Mrs NJ. e. Smith has returned from
Dawson Springs where she has been
spending a vacation of two weeks.
over eighty teachers have been en-
oiled during the week OF the Institute
II Mound City.
Mr. Chas. Smith has accepted a
.lerkship with John H. Lane our gen. |
'ral merchant.
MI and Mrs. e. c. Copeland have |
eturned from a visit to Johnson
ounty this week
Services will be resumed al the
'ongfegational church on Sunday the
10 st@-, Sanslay school at@9:45sa. m. !
forming preaching 10:45 a. m. Sub.
-ct Work" Evening preaching at
;45, Subject, Waste" The In.
erior of the church has been beau. Il
fully renovated and is altogether
ute inviting in appearance. All will
aceive a cherry welcome. h
Miss Gladys Blank is quite sick of {
fever at her home on
lanche avenue
Mr.. John Atherton, of Shiloh. was :
town on business Friday.
Mr. George Scruggs, of Liberty. !
III begin at once to build three new =
ttages and a big barn in the rail. :
ad addition. "
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-09-07
Lost and Found.

Lost, between $3.50 p. m. yesterday
and noon today. bilious attack. with
nausea and sick headache. This loss
was oceasioned by finding at all drug
stores box of DIR. Kings New Life
Pills, the guaranteed cure for bilious-
ness. malaria and iaundice. 25c.