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The Greeley tribune., 1907-10-03
WEDDINGS
chriatman.Rrlsss.

A quiet home Wedding Was solemn
ICED last Thursday, Sept. 26, at the
ranch of Mr.. and Mrs. j. Chfistman
wnen their oldest daughter, Leota,
became the bride of Robert Briggs.
The house was deco. ated with a
profusion Of potted plants. ferns and
cut flowers.
The ceremony was performed at
high noon by Rev. r. j. Hunter In
the presence Of about twenty rela.
tives aud intimate friends. The
bride wore q beautiful gown OF
tan lansdown. An elaborate we'd
ding dinner was served and the
couple left in the afternoon for
Denver and Colorado Springs.
The bride is the daughter OF Mr..
and Mrs. j. Christman, who have
lived here almost thirty years.
The groom is prosperous young
farmer Of Lone Tree, where the
couple will reside.
The Greeley tribune., 1907-10-03
New Post Cards.

The Tribune now has ready sew
eral new post cards. A double card
shows the upper works of the new
Greeley water system. This Is bound
to prove popular. Another card
shows the laying of the last link of
pipe in the new pipe line. Another
new card is of the new city hall as
1t will look when completed and
still another shows what the new H.
brary building will look like.
OF photo post cards there are also
several new ones. There is the old
city hall, view of Main street,
Greeley in 1870 and pictures Of the
Tribune excursion crowd at Eldoradc
Springs THURSDAY, Sept. 26. This
last named series are regular photo
graphs on postal cards and sell al
five cents each.
The old line of cards has also beer
replenished and all the missing one
supplied.
The Greeley tribune., 1907-10-03
Fine Lectu,,|

DR.. Wilbur F. cr.,t, !
ton' d. c., will dsll,,, J
ohe Methodist church }
day. evening. His snh,1
That Boy and Gil J
There will be no ch,,,I
sion. A free will oa.d1
for reform work. Dr.. B
stranger In Colorado, h,1
IN all the larger cItle. /
He is superintendent oi|
trial Reform bureau and |
OF 30 books, the best kuo
are Successful Men
The March of Christ
Centuries, y The Sabts.
Princeton Lectures d
Christian Sociology" |
this evening will be
rected toward the sst.
the children. Parepta
youngsters from u to nj.
and are promised a delis
tainment.
The Greeley tribune., 1907-10-03
THE CLUBS
w. r. K.

The initial meeting of the new
club year was called to order beneath
q maiesttic cottonwood tree In Island
Grove park the afternoon of Sept. Is,
for as per program, the affair was a
picnic In charge of competent COM
mittee of arrangements. The club
numbers among its members many
enthusiastic nature lovers and their
exclamations in regard to the prime.
val beauty Of the park aud its possi-
bilities II improved may bear fruit
In some future years. A short busi-
ness session was held and adjourned.
After strolling along the river bank,
admirtng the autumnal foliage and
the extensive view afforded of noun.
tains and plain combined with the
cultivated fields, everyone began to
think of the lunch that had been
brought. A table cloth was spread
on the grass and the viands appeared
as II by magic. The coffee was made
In true Gipsy style, swinging over
camp FIRE and the celebrity with which
the edibles appeared was only equaled
by the rapidity Of their disappear
ance when the company of fourteen
sat down to the open air banquet.
The afternoon proved so enjoyable
that everyone present expressed the
wish that this innovation in the club
calendar may become a permanent
feature and that at least one meeting
OF each year may be held near to
natures heart.
The Greeley tribune., 1907-10-03
Cold w Gather Adv;ca

oo, ~ an Is TO beware of coughs and
colds on the chest; as neglected .haa
readily lead to pneumonia, CONS, ~,
tion or other pulmonary -
.uso as soon as the cough apnaars
treat 1t with Billiards. Ho,otp p.. :,
syrup the standard cure of Anoas -
,ca. use as directed-perrectlv
harmless. A cure and uro,a..,y ..'y
lof all diseases of the lungs, pr,ce
25c, SOC and 81 per bottle tf,ce ice
all druggists. 'o'n oy
The Greeley tribune., 1907-10-03
Entertains Delta ph

Mrs. Bruce G. Estu
patroneSS Of the Delu
sorority, entertained
ladies and a number Of b
at her home last SaturdI
This is the beginning d
Ing season" when a
social functions are III
members are selected |
guests. |
A delightful afternool
over dainty bits Of fan@
refreshments were serye
tess. About forty guest
ent, including the othe1
of the sorority, Ms. .. |
Mrs S. P. Saunders, \
beth Kendel and Acha
The Greeley tribune., 1907-10-03
Fell From Train

Mrs. E. c. Edwards fell on the
pavement and was badly luiurad
"hile stepping from a moving rain
at the depot last Tuesday afterpoon
Mrs. Edwards boarded the trai, ter
her daughter. Mrs. c. ", st,,hI
who was returning to Eaton aftar q
visit here. Mrs. Edwards vae
thrown violently to the paveuont
when getting of the train, cpt,,nn .
cash In her head and tearing ths
legiments in one ankle, Il wn, ~ ~
some time before she recoyers rom
the accident. 'oi'
The Greeley tribune., 1907-10-03
Trinity Episcopal.

Sunday school 10 a. m. Sermon
and Holy communion IL. Commun-
ion music by w. L. Crolly. The
otfertory will be THE Cross of CAL
vary" by Gounod. Sacred concert
in connection with the evening ser
vice at 1880. Address, The Power
of Music" Special soloists will be
Mrs. Shattuck. Rea Couzins and Mrs.
}. w Russell. Public welcome. j.
A. Trimmer. rector.
The Greeley tribune., 1907-10-03
Afflicted With Sore Eye. for SO Year.

l have been afflicted with sore eyes
for thirty-three years. Thirteen
yeasr ago l became totally blind and
was blind for six years. MY eyes
we're badly inflamed. One of nv
neighbors insisted upon my trying
Chamberlain's Salve and gave me
half box Of it. To my surprise 1t
healed my eyes and my sight came
back to me.-P. G. Earls, Cynthiana,
Ky. Chamberlain's Salve is for sale
by all druggists.
The Greeley tribune., 1907-10-03
First Presbyterian.

Sunday school and Rible classes at
AS a. m. Preaching at IL, Rev.
DR.. Bates. Christian Endeavor at
30 Evening service at 1880. The
pastor will preach. Subject: :
"Christ's Parable on He'll" A COR
dial invitation is extended to all to
attend these services. r. j. Hunter,
pastor.
The Greeley tribune., 1907-10-03
DEATHS
Mayes.

Louis c. Mayes, who has kept a
small grocery store In East Greedy
for number Of years, died Sept. 25,
aged II years.
Deceased was born In Virginia
The remains, accompanied by his
daughter, Signora Mayes, were ship.
ped Thursday TO Schuyler, Neb to
be buried beside his wife.
The Greeley tribune., 1907-10-03
Kersey Ladies Have Good Time

The Ladies' League of Kersey and
vicinity met with Mrs. E. L. Tew at
LaCara ranch last Thursday after.
noon. Mrs. Frank Loustellat drove
frisky pair Of Missouri mules to a
hayrack and brought 25 Of her neigh.
oors and Kersey friends. They were
jolly party, chaperoned by Mrs.
FRANK Hall, president OF the organi
zation. There were fifteen invited
guests present. Those from Greeley
we're Mrs. II. N. Haynes, Miss Flor
ence Haynes, Mrs. Archie Morrison
and Mrs. E. W. johnson. The hos
Tess presented each lady with a SOU.
vehlr booklet, wherein all the ladies
present wrote their names. Chicken
salad, bread and butter sandwiches
assorted cakes and coffee we're SERVED
during the afternoon.
The Greeley tribune., 1907-10-03
N1xArouo.

The church of the Nazarene wor-
ships on Sunday In the Electric
theatre. Sunday school at 10 o CLOCK.
Preaching at II Theme of sermon:
How to Remedy and Avoid Church
disturbances. Evening worship at
80 O'Clock. Subject: What Man
Is to Do and Be in Order to Be
Saved. -
The Greeley tribune., 1907-10-03
Mountain View Addition.

We have just plated choice tract
of land under the above name. 1t
is close In and the lots sell under
options or on monthly payments at
$3.50 to s40O. This Is the last chance
to buy choice lots close 10 at so low
a price. Investigate. Crone- Curtis
Realty Co.
The Greeley tribune., 1907-10-03
Graham-Lyons.

Miss Margaret Graham and Jerry
NJ. Lyons were married Wednesday
Sept. 25, in Sidney, Neb. They re.
turned to Greeley Thursday and will
reside at 1910 Fifth street. Both
are we'll and favorably known here,
The bride has been employed for a
number of years at A. j. Parks and
Stover's book store, where she has
made innumerable friends by her
pleasing ways.
The groom is one Of the valued
employees of the Farmers Supply and
Machinery company.
The Greeley tribune., 1907-10-03
Sophomore Straw Ride.

A crowd of sophomores of the high
school had staw ride out to the
country home of Mrs. E. A. Hopkins
last Friday night. Miss Ruth being
member Of the class. A large
number were present and they played
games on the lawn and in the house,
Refreshments were served late in
the evening.
The Greeley tribune., 1907-10-03
Never " orry

about a cough-there's no need of
WORRY II you will treat 1t at it's first
appearance with Ballard's Hore-
hound Syrup. It will stop the
cough at once and put your lungs and
throat back into perfectly healthy
condition.
The Greeley tribune., 1907-10-03
Dr.. <. c. sapero.

The Denver eye, ear, nose and
throat specialist will again be at the
New Camfield hotel Thursday, Fri.
day and Saturday, Oct. II, ls and 10.
The Greeley tribune., 1907-10-03
Tho Churches
Unitarian.

Subject. 1O:45 a. IN. THE Prac-
tical Side Of Church." T. @.
Brockway, pastor.
The Greeley tribune., 1907-10-03
1866 to Bisbes

Soh1t from Denver via Colorado 3
southern Ry. For folder a.o "
write T. E. Fisher, G. p. a n.n' 1.", ,
The Greeley tribune., 1907-10-03
Swedish Lutheran.

Sunday school 10 a. N. Morning
services IL. Evening services 7:45.
q. w. Gustafson, pastor.
The Greeley tribune., 1907-10-03
Fisher.

James Fisher, who lived alone in
cottage near Fourth street and
Sixth avenue, was found dead In his
bed last Tuesday morning.
Deceased was Is years old last
week and has lived here . number
of years. His son, J. G. Fisher, and
wife live short distance away and
had often tried to persuade him to
live with them but he felt more con.
tent in his own home. His daugh.
ter-in-law left him at 10 O'Clock the
night before his death apparently in
good health. Death WAS prob1 bly,
due to heart failure. Decea3sd
leaves another son, N. P. Fisher. In
Denver.
The Greeley tribune., 1907-10-03
$25 to California.

from Denver via Colorado B.
southern Ry. For particulars write
y. u. Fisher, G. P. A., Denver.
The Greeley tribune., 1907-10-03
Hastings.

GboD0b8Ds
The funeral services for Mrs.
Hanna Hastings, wife OF Norris
Hastings, we're held at the home of
her son-in-law and daughter, Mr..
and Mrs. Calvin Randolph last, Frt-
day afternoon. A large number of
Union Colonists attended. Rev.
John Doane of the Congregational
church conducted the services.
Mrs. Hastings was a pioneer of
two states, first of Iowa and then as
a Union Colonist at Greeley. She
was born In Connecticut, May s, 1923,
and in 1912 married Morris Hast
ings. For years the Hastings family
lived In a small frame house near
where now stands the Greeley sugar
factory. This was a famous place
on account of its beautiful surround.
ings of flowers and shrubs being =
veritable garden in the desert.
| 1t was In this house that the sad.
dest event of Mrs. Hastings life oc.
Cured, the death of her dauphta,
Rose Humphrey, who, with her hus.
band, was killed by lightning.
This was nearly thirty years ago.
At the time of her death Mr..
Hastings was actively engaged in
preparing for the celebration O, hay
sixty fifth wedding anniversary.
which was to take place Oct. !
The Greeley tribune., 1907-10-03
STREETS AND WATER
CITY Council Orders Several I'm
provements Tuesday

Four square blocks Of streets on
the hill south of the Normal school
are to be graded and graveled. The
territory is bounded by Eighth ave-
nue. on the east, Twentieth street on
the north. Tenth avenue on the west
and Twenty second street on the
south. The matter was before the
CITY council Tuesday evening and
favorable action was taken.
The council also instructed the
city clerk to order s, 800 feet of eight
inch wood pipe to improve the pres
ent distributing system for the city
water works. An eight incn main
has already been ordered to run down
Thirteenth avenue from the pipe line
on the hill. The pipe that will now
be ordered will be laid from Twen-
tieth street north on Sixth avenue to
Fourteent street, east one block
and then north to Seventh street.
That will take up several dead ends
of mains now in the street and will
relieve the demand on the main line
from the old stand pipe north.
Went Back to Farm.
Six little youngsters, the eldest
not over eight years of age, were
playing about the corridors and on
the lawn OF the court house last
Tuesday forenoon while their mother,
Mrs. Hiram Wilson, was trying to
make arrangements for some place
for herself and children to stay.
The husband is in the county Jail for
shooting w. II. Davis near Johns
town last Sunday.
Mrs. Wilson and the children
came to Greeley Monday evening and
stayed here over night 1t was
problem for the county commissioners
to find some place for the family to
stay and be taken care of pending
the trial of the husband and father.
Warning had been received from
Johnstown that 1t might not be safe
for the woman and children to stav
at the ranch alone but in spite of
, this Mrs Wilson took her children
and drove back there Tuesday after
noon, rather than 60 to the county
hospital with the children.
The Greeley tribune., 1907-10-03

~ , , from the factory. May you have been thnkng
We have greatly enlarged store and now nave 'n aeesl ana
t rates We employ but sell direct to you thus s
for
The Greeley tribune., 1907-10-03
,r,,p curE1Ey TR1RuNr THURSDAY, OCTOBER 3, 1907

buying a piano.
t complete music
farther reduced.
YOU a very large
the BARGAINS
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-02-22
ON THE RIVERS
RIEHFli~ -
Lee Liners Heavy misunderstanding
for VIM. Gibbs-oldrieve
Has Enough.

The river marked 23.3 feet on the
Cairo gauge last evening showing a
fau of U5 in 81 hours. one year ago
DO vas l5.J feet.
Rising .iler- We're reported yeste~
day as follows Pittsburg H.. Par
bersbu- 05. Davenport 0.3, Kansas
Civ 23.
The Dick Fowler was late yesterday
coming ont from Paducah because OF
heavy business. Sac got away On
time
The John s. Summers brought mn
q barge Of logs for the Weis-7 ete-san
company and a derrick boat for Cap.
Bennett.
The T.. s. snag boat II. G.. Wright
came ouj from ST. Louis last evening
a-d will be here til Saturday when
she Will 60 south She removed three
suaes AZ ILompson's Landing and an
1l1 barge al Peni entiary Point.
The Ln. Liners are cairting tno--
nous cateJes thcsc days going south
Tie Stacker Lee from st Louis hal
g971 packages including 27G bales q
cotton and s62 sacks Of corn. The
Georgia Lee from Cincin au hat
ra-a42 package all for Memphis
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-02-22
| LEAGUE LEADERS
WIN SIXTH GAME
SOL der BOYS EASY DOlNGS FOR
TIE GlANTS-REAL CONTEST
WEDNESDAY PHYSCHER IS
A WINNER.
STANDING OF TEAMS.

The Giants. the crack indoor base
Iball team. again demonstrated their
fright to the position of league leaders
last night bv admin terins a sting
ling d feat 10 the Company X team.
before a fair sized crowd of enthusi-
asst. at the Armory The Giants by
easy stages amassed total ot II
.uns. while The Soldier Boys manage
TO squeeze in four
The militlamen have ney r been
considered serious factor i'm the in
door baseball con est h1t the game
Hast night crved TO SHOW the splendid
team and individual work Of the
Giants. The latter am has won all
six of the games played while their
ODD nents of last night have lost six.
very different sort OF contest
will AXE place Wednesday night how
ever. when m Giants Viil meet the
Rats. the seond strongest combination
I'm The league The game viii be the
deciding one in The exciting penna7t
race. The Rats has lost Two OF The
sig came. II they win wednesday
taev viii Of least have a good sizel
loo. for the winning honors-
Phvscher. who played rh.ri last.
might fc- tha Giants seems 10 hrirg
good luck 20 TIE team with which Ha
haruens TO 9. pfssiug He has been
in the game only four times iris sea
son. twice with Oh Rats and twice
with go Giants. bur il each instance
the teo- whose co'ors he wo-e. won.
The Soldier boys are att mpiiug 20
sign him buf Tho Ra g manager # is
understood has engaged him FOR We'd
-esdav nigh $ contest
The inc .n last uirh- follows
Company K-Laneaa. second base
Schulz. first base. ). Weldon catch
er: G.. Trip. left dl5; Lewis. left
short. Downing. third base. Wool
RIGHT field Roche pitcher: Buchan-
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-02-22
WHO WILL AGREE TO MARRY
AT THE PURE FOOD SHOW?
Exhibitors Will Give Fine Presents to Couple
Who Will Consent to Take Matrimonial
Vows There

will present the bride with a hand
some silk waist
The New York store Mercantile
company, Ehs & Greaney ana the Mat.
tnglyEllsYorth Furniture company.
it is understood will hestow gifts
upon the couple.
This is an excellent chance Tor
some matrimonially disposed young
couple and thee is little doubt that
Manager Sanchez win receive many
applications for the honor.
The nail driving contest last night
was q most amusing feature The con.
testants were Mrs. L. Emile Prohlct.
Mrs. William Z. Twohey, Mrs. Joseph
Altman, Mrs E. Nottage; Misses
Elizabeth Giynn, Kate Slsanka Fan
mic Cushman, Inc Ricketts,, Hazel
Cohen. Emma Carey, Minnie Kleb,
Helen Lippitt, Annie Gilman. Edna
Cohen, Pearl Cohen, Lucille Robinson,
Inez Andrews, Rose Greaney.
The winners of the prizes, $3.50 IN
gold, were Mrs. William e. Twoheg
who drove five nails in mimi and
% seconds, Miss Inez Andrews who
drove the nails in 1 minute and -
seconds and Mrs f. Nottage whp
made a record of / minute and Il
seconds
Master Harold Meeker. the ten.
months-oJ son of MI and Mrs c.
W. ecker Of No $50 Center strest
won the prize in the afternoon, 81 in
gold for being the handsomest baby
in the baby contest The judges we've
F. r. Place of Chicago. A. Q. Bray Of
s.. Louis, A. b. Choate OF San Fran
cisco.
Manager Sanchez acknowledges tha
receipt Of $l5 from Mr. W. A. Nc
knight of the Mcknight Keaton Gro
Gerry Compony who visited the show
yesterday ana express ed himself IS
well pleased with Tire affair and IS
object
Wood saving contests for women
viii be The features tbs afternoon
and tonigh
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-02-22
CA|RO'S OLDEST
LUMBER PLANT
WILL MAKE WASHBOARDS
On Larae Scale-Reorganzed WIZ
Increased Capital and Win Ne"
Stock Holders Under Old
Management,

On the 18th inst, the stockholders
|of me Carey Halliday Lumber CO., ~
4 special meeting called for the Mr
pose. voted to change the rame OF me
cnmDapy TO National Lumber 4
Woodenware CO.. and 10 increase the
capital stock OF he company to $3.50
coo The object and purpose Of these
changes is TO enable the company 10
largely increa tdels business and 20
ada another very important branch
Of manufacturing, viz, the production
OF 4 complete lice Of washboaris
When the company sold the prop
cry they have been located on for
so many years to The Singer Manufac-
turing Co. they Immediately secured
a valuable tract of ground on upper
SYCAMORE street. with track facilities
on both the Illinois Central railroad
and the New York Central lines, each
of which companies command about
1000 fee of uackage 10 this prop
arty Tie company row have about
|Ioady for occupancy a plant OF about
four times the capacity OF their ola
plant which has been biult by them
with a view TO handling their business
TO the best Pc. sible advantage
The Carey Halliday Lumber Co. Us
he Oldest lumber company in Cairo
having been organized as a eorpo a
ton i'm 1889. Their long experience
in manufacturing enables them TO
now build ana equip a new plant with
all new and modern facilities fer
manufacturing Their power plant 5
exceptionally fine, consisting Of a bat
terry IL three boilers made by the
Joan OBrien Eoier Works OF ST
Louis. OF too horse power, with q -
Louis Corliss Engine 2GX4S in. and 81
500 horse power capacity Their
buildings consist of brick boiler
house and brick engine house bu.
aparately. about - feet apart TWO
story factory building 92Xl45 feet, a
warehouse building 92Xl21 feet. adj
joining the factory, and a dry lumber
shed 50x2l1 feet, adjoining the ware
house. All these buildings have side
tracks from each Of the railroads
named The full length of them. In
addit On 10 the Improvements men
toned they have built very hand
some and convenient office building
Of brick nea the New York Central
tracks, facing Sycamore street
The increase of capital stock Of
this company has been Laken by well
known local capitals s. consisting OF
Mr.. II. s. Cardee, Mr. John s AS.
thorpe and Mr. W. p Halliday.
whose position in the financial affair
Of this city are too well known 10
need any comment here The officers
and directorate of the company under
the new name will be as llows
President, c. $. Carey; vice president
II. S. Candec, sec etary, r. D. Carey;
treasurer J. s. Aisthorpa assistant
score ary and treasurer W. p Hall.
day.
The company have begun 70 move
into their new plant this week. and
will be in full operation now within
a very short tine There is a large
stock of dry COTTONWOOD lumber al
ready piled on the new plant ready 70
De cut into the va ious items Of
boxes. egg cases. washboards. etc.
which be company is engaged in.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-02-22

Every young swain in Cairo who
has a lady love is extended a cordial
invitation by the managers Of the
Pure Food SHOW to take the MARI.
monial step next Saturday night at
s. O'Clock al the show and all kinds
of valuable inducements a.e offered
to the young couple who will consent
q be united m marriage before the
crowd who win attend the las, ses-
ion Of the show that night
The conditions Of the proposition
are not difficult The first couple that
rotifes Manager SANCHEZ at the Pure
Food SHOW corner sixth and Ohio
streets, by noon Saturday of their III
tention to accept ;he proposition will
be the fortunate recipients of vain.
able gifts from every one Of the eX-
hibitors at the show.
he list Of wedding presents prom
Used Is as follows
Cairo Cider 6 Vinegar company.
ten gallon keg of cider
Peti.'s Racket store, incande cent
lights for gas burners.
Cairo City Gas company gas
range, valued at SIS.
Krcss < Company forty pounds of
candy
Scudder-Cale.Wcar company, g
case OF canned goods
Pure Food Show company an iron
bed valued al so.
Cairo Milling company a barrel OF
ca ade Gonr Mr. W. r. Sutherland
president of the company states that
he win have The barrel vanished and
tied with white ribbons in honor OF
the hrlde aud bridegroom.
Il. p Fitzgerald. agent for Pabs $
beer avs he will give ten cases Of
beer CT the cash equivalent.
Mr. John c. Fisher Of The Citizen
offers a years subscription 70 The
Citizen AMI The Plletin viii do The
same
Flack & May. clothios win give
a fine s. hat
Mr. s. Gould. of the Grand Leader
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-02-22
HONOR MEMORY
Of WASHINGTON
PATRIOTISM REVIVED
BY the Annual Observance Of the Day
Programs of Several Of the
Schools.

The birthday Of George Washington
1.-The Father of His Country, will be
COMMUNICATED todoy by the pupils
Of the public schools with appropriate
eXerg isos.
Some of the programs are as fol,
lows
Cairo High School.
Music School: Washngon's Bi'th.
day; FAnciuli.
The Inauguration of Washington
John Fiske: Darrell James.
Washington Admins ration VIM,
Curtisa; Albion Anders n.
Washington's Home Edward Ever
EFT. Leslie Finch
Aunt Polly's George Washing on
Youths Companion; Pearl Cohen
Quauette-The Flower OF Liberty;
Neidl.nger Kenneth Wenger. BESSIE
Whelan Pete Lind Alice Strong.
Washington Personal Appearance
and Military Capacity-Edwa.d Ever
lett, Harvey Alba.
The Meaning OF Our Flag-Henry
Ward Beecher; Kenae h Wenger.
Mt. Vernon. the Home Of Washing
.an-Erich Schwartz.
Epitaph TO Neutrality-suspicious.
Blotkin
Aunt Tabtha's PerpIexities.
Tabithat-B Bessie Whelan.
Anna-Mabel Langan.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-02-22

The City National Bank OF Cairo,
located at the City of Cairo, In the
State Of Illinois, is closing its affairs.
All note holders and other creditors
of the Association are therefore here
by notified to present the notes and
other claims for payment.
j. s. ATsTHORPE, Cashier
Dated January End, 1907.