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The Cairo bulletin., 1907-01-27
STOP DRINKING.
Orrinc VIII Destroy All Desire for
Whiskey or Bee.

4 Michigan druggist. IT. G. Cole
man. has made q thoroUg1 study of
various cures for the liquor habit and
gives thi- rs a. result of his invest.
cations Before taking -he agency
OF Orrfur J went To- a considerable
trouble f1 learn abuU, 30 and become
confident that If was thoroughly
honest preparation and prt ont by a
reliable firm
Write for free book on the cure Of
alcoholism FOB The Orriue Co. Wash
fugton d G. Mailed sealed Orriue
costs hut 81 per box.
Orrine is sold by Paul O. SCnuh &
Sons. Cairo. H.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-01-27
Revival Meeting.

There were five conversions and
seven acquisitions 10 the church mem
betship as the result of the revival
meeting last night at Calvary Bap
list church Leslie Sanders, the boy
preacher gave an excellent discour G
ON The Lost Hope" Services will be
held at / a. m, p m and 1880 p
m. TODAY. The O'Clock meeting IS f2r
men only
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-01-27
Matrons Club Meetinqs.

The members of the Mairous' Club
Il their husbands will be- enter
tanned Monday evening AT the res.
demo OF Mrs john 4 Miller 25uo
Park Avenue The afternoon meeting
of The club will De- held Tuesday with
Mrs. Andrew Lohr hostess.
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Eor n. Esst.st g Pens.r.

Granting thar 'he-e are great
naur things in fHfs world Sat 20
please ruH. rsmcuae- a. fhs sans
time that he En-f8 -asu-t created
Tor lar sole rurrUsH. g. vas Here -
lore ,oa rsue.-lct1 a. Torls7L
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-01-27
HARRIET eFEcHER STOWE DEAD

Sim-bury Conn Jan. 2e.-Aii-s
Harriet Beech-r Stove daughter 0f
thr famous writer of hat name De-
dead ae1I % gears.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-01-27
WuI Entertain at Cards.

Ms. Ere VI. Starzinger. OF Sixth
street has issued invitations for an
afternoon card affair February LIT
al 2.3O o.clock
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-01-27

The marriage of Mr.. Herman C.
Brooks and Miss Gertrude Ingram
was s0lamnizeI Yesterday afternoon
bt Rev w T. Norris. pastor cf the
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-01-27
For Pipe Organ Fund.

4 euclre will be given Tuesday
afternoon at St. Patricks hail the
proceeds Of which will be devoted to
the organ fund.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-01-27
CANDIDATES
influence Of Books.

A 5o1k. more than speech. more
than deeds oven. so"s. according to
What il contains. Tie good OF the Dad
-llrfl. tp sal .gs
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-01-27
Progressive Euchre.

Mrs. Jacob Lind of INA Cedar
street will entertain at cards We'd
nesday afteTnOOa, Jan. 30th
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-01-27
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
SOCIETY NEWS
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Mrs Alice Holmes, has returned
from a visit with her daughter. MIS-
f. ,. Pcrkin at Parag uld, Ark
Mr. and Mrs Orland s Peabody
have removed from POO Walnut
street to one Of the Candee houses on
Elm street. near Washington avenue.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-01-27

Miss Olive Buckle Of Villa Ridge,
was n the city shopping yesterday.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-01-27

a man Who cannot mind his own
business is act III TO be trusted With
anuih-Ts S.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-01-27

~ Sander is confined to his home
by Illness.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-01-27

Mi Winifrod Wardcr will return
today from Cacbondale, whore She
visited the past week as the guest
Of Mrs Fra k Hewitt She win b"
acc mpani home by Misses Wini-
fed Jackson /and jeanette Simpson,
of Vienna, and Mr. joan b. Jackson,
OF Anna who will make brief visit
here
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-01-27

Miss Gertrude Ingram has return.
ed f.om a visit with friends at Martin,
Tenn.
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: PERSONAL NOTES :
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N Sander is confined to his home
by Illness
Miss Olive Buckle Of Villa Ridge,
was II the city shopping yesterday.
! Miss Gertrude Ingram has return.
ed f.om a visit with friends at Martin,
Tenn
p r. Langan has returned from
business and pleasure trip to No.
bile Ala
I Allen Magruder and James Johnson
viii go 10 La Csnter, KY today 70
visit relatives for few days.
Col. Frank l.. Harris, Of st Louis,
transacted business here yesterday
for the Mobile and Ohio railroad
Mr.. and Mrs Jerry Mccarthy have
gone 10 Murphysboro to attend the
funeral of the late Nicholas J. Kesfe
NJ. G. Merger has returned from
Springfield, where he attended d
meeting of the state board Of phar
macy.
J. Rollins Smith the real estate
agent. went to Centralia yesterday
afternoon to spend Sunday with his
family.
Mr.. C.. II. Armstrong has returned
from a visit with her parents at Shell
byyille. Tenn. and with friends at
Nashville, Tenn.
Mrs. r. c. Pendeton Of Indianapo-
lis is the guest Of her son George H
Pendleten, She is on her way to Red.
lands, California.
NJ ! Farnbaker has gon TO Cen.
tralia to attend q meeting of the Kitty
baseball lcagu which will be helI to
day al the Hotel RcXford here
Fred Htsey left Friday far Mexico
where he will SD nd the winter rave
ms Mrs Hisey viii remain here ua-
til he decides upon a location
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-01-27

p r. Langan has returned from
q business and pleasure trip to No.
bile Ala
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-01-27

Allen Magruder and James Johnson
will go 10 La Canter, Ky, today 70
visit relatives for a few days.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-01-27

Col Frank l.. Harris Of St Louis,
transacted business here yesterday
for the Mobile and Ohio railroad.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-04-28

THE farm is ready TO supply hes'
light, and power when other sOucss
fail. Many localities in the West sui
fer for fuel in winter when storms are
severe or cars are scarce. We have
legislation TO p rmit the making Of
alcohol without payment Of taxes
when mixed with some thing TO pre-
vent its Use a. a bcvera ge-wood al
cohol. perhaps The time is surely
coming when the propl remote from
wood. al or oil viii arrange TO grow
plants rich in starch for Their supply
Of light. heat and poAer The pres
emf injury is along the lines 81 econo-
mical production. a. In all new en-
terprises. The corusialks of he corn
b Il that are not used for fodder
would make very large quantities of
alcohol. which world De extracted and
the refuse returned to the soil or use
for feed. 10 maintain necessary organ
ic matter. alcohol not bring a fe--
tilizer The department Of agricul-
tnre is experimenting along this line.
aud also with regard 10 new devices
for burning This new fuel
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-04-28
General and [ &C al.

The river marked Isl feet on the
Cairo gauge last evening showing a
,safse Of OIL in u hours. One year ago
1T marked 331 feet.
Rising rivers were reported yester
day as follows Parkersburg Al,
Cincinnati 81 Louisville %, Evans
vile %. Nj Vernon 0.3. Mt. Carmel
IL, Florence Of. Johnsonyile 04.
The Three Stales brought cargo
OF corn from the lower river yester-
day for reshipment from here.
The Ferd Herold from ST Louis
passed to Memphis yesterday AFTER
neon adding freight he.e for lower
rfer points
The John Wood came ont from
81. Louis yesterday with broken
piston rod and is lying at the wharf
here undergoing repairs.
The Pacific No . went soutA with
al empty barge
The Fulton is coming out of the
Ohio with a low Of coal
The Sprague and W. W. O'Neil are
overdue from the lower river with
empties They passed Memphis last
Tuesday
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-04-28
'LUMPY JAWS Do
NOT |NJURE MEAT
CHICAGO COMMISSIONER OF
HEALTH LIFTS BAN ON AT
FECTED CATTLE-CAN EBEl
USED WITH PERFECT SAFETY

Chicago. April 27.-Lumpy iawed
cattle will continue to be slaughtered
in Chicago according TO a sfateIn6ufs
made by Commissioner OF Health
Evans tonight. According 10 Dr.
Evans the en- ire scientific world is
sure that no disease can be trans.
mitted through lumpy iawed cattle
10 the consumer He says there has
rot been one case in Chicago where
consumer Of beef from cattle suf
fering from this disease has ever suf-
fered from infection. When the dis
eased portions are cut away the com
missioner claims the remaining por.
tions OF the carcass is as well fitted
for food as the carcass Of perfectly
healthy animal.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-04-28
ON THE RIVERS
Excursion Steamer Louisiana Ready
for Her First Pleasure Trip
River Still Rising.

The good steamer Louisiana pulled
up TO the wharf yesterday just below
the wharfboat and put out her stage
plank. ready for the fist excursion
which she will give this afternoon and
tonight ont Of Cairo ha! Dor. The
Louisiana is one Of the mos attrac-
tive steamers on the river having
been placed in first class condition
for the excursion business out Of
Cairo this season. Over four thou
sand dollars we're spent in repairs,
painting and decorating, and she is
now to all appearances new boat.
Capt Frank Cassidy II agent for her,
and she has c.ew of gentlemen in
charge of her who will leave nothing
nndone to satisfy the public
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-04-28

In the matter OF improvements
there are likely 70 be some further i'm.
portant steps during the present week.
IL Is undt rstood that a meeting Of the
Beard Of Local improvements will
be held probably Tuesday at which
some decisive action viii be taken In
several of the projects which have al
ready been put before tn public. In
the matter of Washington avenue a
public hearing will probably be order
ed For This an ordinance has already
been prepared by the attorn ys and
will be submitted TO the city council
at its first meeting in May. Another
boost win be given also 10 the Pop.
lar and Sycamore streets improve
ments.
! But II is understood that at least
two new projects will be presented
for the boards consideration. one be
ing the pavement Of Thirty-fourth
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-04-28
BOARD or IMPROVEMENTS = =
WILL BOOST STREET WORK
Ordinance For Washington Avenue Pavement
Read--Thirty-Fourth Street and Walnut
Street to be Ordered Paved

lstreet All the way through. and the
other is the paving Of Walnut strj ct.
The former WAS petitioned for by citi-
Iens some weeks ago and The pei.
ton was referred to the Board. The
other is also desired by th citizens
residing on he street The city engi
heer has made surveys for the Thirty
fourth street pavement and will sub
nit Them to the board An ordi
nance providing for this work will be
ordered prepared at once, and sur
veys and estimates FIR Walnut street
will he ordered
The mayor and his associates fee!
that all the street improvement
which are needed in III city should
be ordered as quickly as possible,
and they hope to get all the ordi-
nances passed before the hot sum
mer weath4r sets in. A great many
sidewalk ordinances are also call d
for.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-04-28
RAPPINCS CEASE AND
7sENT0MBED MINERS
ARE BELIEVED DEAD

Johnstown Pa April 27.-Seven
miners have been imprisoned III min
NJ 80 of the Berwind-White Coal
company at Fous well. near this city,
since yesterday afternoon by flood
of water caused by the inflow from an
abandoned working
Late this aft rnoon signals were
exchanged between the entombed men
and the rescuers. Tonight, however
the rapping from within the mine has
ceas d and il is feared the men are
dead from dr. wning or suffocation.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-04-28
PRIZE FIGHT BLOW
KILLS YOUTH; MOTHER
MAY DIE AS RESULT

WaIsenburg. Colo. April EFT Thorn.
rs Miller. a miner. aged 20. died today
from IN effects OF blow on tia
solar plexus given by Samuel Irons.
aged q. in a prize fight last night.
Irons has been arrested The dead
boys mother became delirious when
informed Of her sons death and it is
feared the shock may terminate IA
tally The injury was not though.
serious 1t first.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-04-28
His Childish Query.

Harold, who was about six yaars,
old when this happened vas 4lisFensa
ing to an Indian story told by his
uncle, who was a bald headed gentle.
man Tin fact. he didn't have any
hair He was telling Harold nov
the Indians many years ago, used &c
scalp the white people. etc, ana when
he got through Harold eyed him and
In his childish manner said Say,
uncle, what Indian scalned you?'
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-04-28

The Ohio. from Evansville to Padu-
cab. will continue rising during the
next several days. At Cairo. very
little change dung he next 80 to IS
hours.
The Tennessee. at Florence. no ma
ieTial change and az Johnsgnyille,
will continue 10 rise slowly during
the next 80 hours.
The Mississippi. from below St.
Louis 70 slightly above Cairo, viii
continue falling.
The Wabash. at Mt Carmel. will
continue rising.
W Z. BARRON
Temporarily in Charge.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-04-28
Sravlna omen.

In the very heart Of busy sec
ton Of New York IL a barber shop
which is open from to 10 o'clock
every Sunday for the accommodation
OF women. who go there in flocks TO
be shaved or have. their hair sham
pooed and dressed. Until recently
BARRIERS visited the residences Oh
bearded ladies' to perform the bar
barous" act of depillation.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-04-28
THE WEATHER
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Yesterdays Cairo temperatures.
General Conditions.

Yesterday was partly cloudy and
mild rain was expected but failed 70
come. The government bulletin re-
ported rain fom twenty points COW
ering the upper Ohio valley. The All
lantic states, Tennessee. Arkansas
ana southeastern Texas Tempera-
ture in the west has risen.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-04-28
Force asts for Today.

Cairo and vicinity Prabably in
crcasng cloudiness.
Illinois Probably increasing cloudi-
ness with collier north portion.
Kentucky Cloudy and unsettled
with rain; warmer.
Tennessee Cloudy and unsettled
wi h light rain,
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-04-28
BOYS QUARREL; MEN
INTERFERE; TWO DEAD
TWO MORE ARE DYING

New Orleans. La April 27.-As =
result Of Interference IN a quarrel he.
ween Two small loys ar Wick. La.
Cad Cheyalier and Henry r. Clark
are dead Truman CLARK and Mr.. Nc
Cam a. fatally injured and several
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-04-28

Others more or less hurt, All of those
dead or injured were members Of
prominent families. Cheyalier and
McCarn were by-standers and not in
yolved in The fight.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-04-28
Reaeetlons Of the Mind.

There is no question about Il; n
you have mean. narrow. iIlhumored
notions inside your head they're dead
sure 10 strike through 10 the surface
and stsnie your face with uz''~-..
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-04-28
How He Reciprocates.

A mans best friend is his mother
but he is frequently the one wha
fpneahs ber heafsrH HallN,liia
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-04-28
Sun and Moon.
WASHINGTON Forecast.

Washington. April 27.-ILLIN0lS--
Rain Sunday, colder in the west
Monday, fair with fresh east winds.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-04-28
W|LLSC0vER
SMITH MILLIONS
SILENT MILLIONAIRE SAID TO
rHAvE LEFT SISTER $4,000, 900
i AND WIDOW s5,ooo,ooo ssF
FIGHT SEEMS CERTAIN
Between Relatives for Vast Estate-
Claimed That Bride Wed for
His Fortune--E state XIV
Worth $4,000, 900.

Il New York, April n New compli
cations which developed today in the
testate OF James Henry (Silenn Smith
indicate tina; one Of the greatest will
| contests the United States has ever
4 known is imminent
I Two Wills are reported 70 be in
jexisience One Is what is known as
I the London will which Is believed to
I be in the keeping of Lord or Lady
Cooper. who arrived in New York on
Thursday night
The other, and alleged later will.
il declared 10 be in The possession or
Mrs. James Henry Smith, formerly
Mrs. Rhlnelander Stewart, with whom
the multi-milionaire was on his
honeymoon trip when he died sud,
denly in Japan a few weeks ago
London viii Favors Relatives.
The London will is of such nature
that the Smith relatives, who are
gathering in. New York awaiting the
arrival of Mr. Smiths body next
week. are satisfied and will not con
test. The terms of this will are not
Of the kind that the widow would APP
prove.
On the other hand. this will which
she IS reported to have, makes ample
provision for her. but does not satisfy
tho relatives and is sure to provoke
contest from them
The London will leaving a fortune
estimated at s75000.000 and supposed
to have been brought 10 the United
States by Sir George and Lady
Cooper provides that the bride shall
receive but $4,000 or an enormous
income for life
in this will Smiths fayorite sister.
Lady Cooper is willed about $4,000,
300.
Fortune to Be Divided.
The remainder of the estate, after
certain large annuities have been
paid. win 20 to silent Smiths rela-
tiyes- brothers and sisters and their
survivors II Is said tina favoritsm
is shown in behalf Of those who bear
the Smith name.
If his will proves TO be the last
drawn by the man Of mystery in Wall
street there will be no contest for the
enoimous fortune which he inherited
from his Milwaukee uncle aud which
he has almost doubled by fortunate
speculation in sure railroad stocks
and bonds
This will Is supposed - have been
drawn in London inst after his mar
rlage TO Mrs Rhineander Stewart
He. As said to have heard stories that
Mrs. Stewari was marrying him for
his money and TO have willed accord
ngly leaving her The scant s5,0o0,000
Jut of his enormous fortune.
Have London viii.
The London will which is said to
10 so generously by Silent" Smiths
blood relatives. is said to have been
to America on Thursday by |
Sir George Cooper OF his wife, who is !
'Silen Smiths sister Sir George |
cooper today denied tlat he had |
brought any such document to this !
country
Smith was over fifty when he mar /
led Mrs Stewart, but his physicians !
gave him every reason 10 believe that |
~ had a long term of life yet before |
him He died within six months Of |
his wedding day Smith is said 10 |
lave had a habit of making wills.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-04-28
VAST FOREST RESER YES

Concluded from First Page
The state herald., 1907-05-10
Ground feed for sale. M. Zoll.
Dean Irwin has accepted position
as clerk in the City Drug Store.


We publish in this issue an article by
Prof. H. M. Cottrell of the State Ag-
ricultural College on the hog industry
in Colorado. 1t contains some good
suggestion for the farmers Of our county
who are interested in this industry.
There is no question whatever about
the correctness of the position taken by
him that the barley fattened hog will
bring higher price on the market than
the corn fattened hog. As barley does
well in our county and the farmers
wish to secure the top of the market
for their fattened hogs, his suggestion
that our farmers raise more barley and
less corn is certainly good one. 1t
seems reasonable that our farmers
would profit by raising enough barley
to fatten their hogs. He does not mean
that it would be advisable for our farm
ers to stop raising corn altogether but
to raise enough barley to fatten their
hogs. 1t will cost the farmers nothing
to test the correctness of his advice
and we believe they will profit by so do
ing.
The state herald., 1907-05-10
BEACHVILLE.

There was party at George Uteslers
last Friday night. Every one had a
fine time.
Bessie Troutman, Ilene Pennington,
Clara Heller and Bruce VAIN are at
tending the eighth grade examinations
in Holyoke this woek.
- Miss Iva McClatchey returned to Am
herst Sunday, after spending the week
at William Heller's.
There will be picnic at the Trego
school house Friday May IL. All pa
irons and friends are invited to come
and spend the day. Bring your dinners
prepare to play ball and expect to en-
joy the day in general.
There will be preaching Sunday May
l2, at three o'clock and Sunday School
Immediately afterwards.
SAMANTHA.
The state herald., 1907-05-10
,.n,IsNnlsnN,
School Notes.
pss,aoss,a,suounuw,,s

Asrhe aASs-f6f nc commencement *.
ercisss Of the Phillips County High
School ms-becn-6~ed-ws-Iv "Wednesday
evening May %. Professor G. r. Mil
Ter of the department Of History and
Sociology in the State NormalSehool at
Greeley has been secured to deliver the
address. The theme Of DR.. Millcr's
lecture will be Education md Life"
Sunday May 26. will be designated ms
commencement Sunday when DIR. II. A.
Carnine will deliver the Baccalaureate
Sermon before the graduating Class.
The service will be at the court hous.
at 1880.
THE cast for The Senior Is hard n,
work this week rounding into shape for
the presentation Of the play next Fri.
day evening. All who plan to see the
play should secure tickets early andgct
n choice OF seats while they are going.
The entire main floor is reserved and
the plat OF seats ut the Post Office is
being checked of. The city band viii
be In attendance to play before the cut
tain and between the acts.
The pupils Of the eighth grndc have
been taking their final examinations
this week. All the successful cand.
dates Of the county will unite to give
their graduation program Thursday eve
ming May 30. Mt the court house.
The state herald., 1907-05-10

On last Saturday the Holyoke ball
team played game Of ball at Jules
burg the score standing to 3 In favor
Of holyoke. On Sunday they played
game with the Sedgwick team at that
place with n score Of 10 to 4 In favor OF
Holyoke and on Tuesday played game
with the wray team at wray. score o
to 3 In favor Of Wray. 4
The state herald., 1907-05-10

No one would think ofkeeping milch
COW that gives milk only three or
four months in the year. Apply the
same line of reasoning toward your hens
Raise hens that are constant layers.
Andrews has them. u
The state herald., 1907-05-10

S. 7. Thompson of Holyoke recently
received by express for his little dau-
ghter. Elizabeth, solid silver teapot
which has been handed down in the
family for several generations, always
descending to the next in age bearing
the name. Elizabeth. 1t has finally de-
scended to Elizabeth, the little daught-
er Of Mr.. and Mrs. S. T. Thompson.
The state herald., 1907-05-10

Rev. A. E, Chase. former pastor of
the Presbyterian Church. will be In
Holyoke next Sunday and has consented
to preach at the regular morning hour.
All are invited.
The state herald., 1907-05-10

William Hinze formerly a resident of
Holyoke died at his home in Ration. N.
NJ, on April 18th. He resided for sew
eral years in Holyoke and was held in
high esteem by all who knew him and
the family have many friends in Hol-
yoke who sympathize with them in their
sorrow,
The state herald., 1907-05-10

Sylvester johnson of Holdredge,
Neb., was in Holyoke this week. He
will be remembered as one of the early
homesteaders of this county. residing
for number Of years near Holyoke.
He is thinking seriously of returning to
this county to make his home.
The state herald., 1907-05-10
Special Sale of Furniture.

In order to make room for more goods
that are arriving. ] will give 20 per cent
d'seou' on all furniture sold on satur.
day May II. and Monday May is.
w. J. HARPER.
The state herald., 1907-05-10

Leave your watch with W. II. Ly.
man. the jeweler. at Aliens drug store
and have It put in first class condition.
All Kinds OF repair work neatly done
Eyes tested free.
The state herald., 1907-05-10

The Ladies' Aid Society of the NJ. A
Church desire to publicly express their
thanks to the people for their most lib
eral patronage at the dinner and lunch
served by the society at the court
house ON Saturday May ith.
The state herald., 1907-05-10

Remember you can get chop Mt III,
iced store at 80 cents per hundred b,
coming after it or sl.oO delivered. W
G. Patmon.
The state herald., 1907-05-10

At the school election in Holyoke
Monday, H. A. Trego was reelected as
secretary of the school board and the
HERALD man as president to fill vacancy
caused by the resignation of o. c. Zingg
The state herald., 1907-05-10

Cement blocks make the best founda.
ton you can put under your buildings.
We can furnish you with these blocks
ut very reasonable price. Thompson
4 King.
The state herald., 1907-05-10

Henry Seibert from Denver has taken
a position as salesman in Leblanc l.
Seheunemann's store. He and his wife
arrived in Holyoke last week.
The state herald., 1907-05-10

Miss Goldie Sandy of Lamar, Neb.,
spent Tuesday in Holyoke.
The state herald., 1907-05-10

Miss Macie Moss of Abba, Mo-, is Wis
iting the family Of her Uncle, Frank
Sandy, near Lamar, Neb.
The state herald., 1907-05-10

Mrs. G. W. Shuler entertained the
ladies' Of the Art and Needle Club at
her home Thursday afternoon.
The state herald., 1907-05-10

The county commissioners have de-
cided to have the court house repainted.
This is good move, for the building
needs repainting.
The state herald., 1907-05-10

Ira Kepler is having cement walks
laid on his residence lots. j. D. Heater
is doing the work.