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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-06-16
"COP" RESENTS INSULT
Taylor Hales Woman TO Jail Who Ac-
costs Him on Street.

Hereafter the festive strcet-walker Will
do we'll TO steer clear OF Mounted Off
Ger Jim Taylor. Elsie Brhddock braced
him rs he was walking along the street
last night, and Taylor so deeply resented
arrested the woman and took her TO the
city Jail. Despite the fact that she has
paid her fine once this month. she was
forced TO put up $40 cash bail which.
OF course she VIII forfci'
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-06-16
RESIGNS AS DEPUTY
OF STATE AUDITOR

C. Hyde Tingev rendered
his resignation Friday as dep
utv state auditor, 10 accept a
position as bookkeeper In the
banking house of Mccormick &
company. The resignation goes
into effect next Tuesday, at
which time Mr.. Tingcy will as,
sumo his new duties. Mr.
Tingey, who is a son of Secre-
tarv Of State G.. 8. Tingev, has
been in tho auditors office for
six and one half years. and ia
rated as one Of the most COM
peteut men in the States en-
ploy.
State Auditor Edwards has
not vet named a successor TO
Mr.. Tingev. It IS probable,
however. that the new man will
come from Bo1elder county,
which is Mr.. Edwards's home
county.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-06-16
Maccahees, Attention!

All Sir Knights and Ladies of the
Hives are earnestly requested 10 meet
AT T. o. o. F. hall Sunday, June 16,
$50 sharp, for memorial service.
". j. GARDNER.
Chairman of Committee.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-06-16
EXCURSIONS TO Los ANGELES

June 8 to 16, inclusive. via Oregon
Short Line. See agents for rates and
particulars.
Everything good 10 cat at the Royal
Grill. Open from / TO II p. nj. Music
every evening.
You can plant lawn any time with
Nogeler lawn seed,
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HELP WANTED.

Ladies clothes lroners. Girls for
other departments. Troy Laundry, 4al
South Sixth East.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-06-16
e from Cyclones,

y. thug We should all be
=, ,so @ mat is we have nei-
;'r tornado here. while
~. Z. unirequent occurrence.
;;,age Of death from bolts
-. : 'educsd TO a minimum.
kEs you a volume of sta
s lne Weather, but what
!, %i Utah is A favored
s,,,.Nn lsNner TOO hot nor too
r.,, Tang of tempera.
s,il. West and south of
r,;iIeGy that is the hottest
s,rbsSas NM states, North OF us
riusSst ris ,s Territory is the
sa,,tne The Western hemi
- Si'I s.iI place in the world
k,,,s,ss ssGsfa desert in Africa
/. !. = recorded, while the
Il snN s,ue world are in the
nussla,
%ssaSGuei s.a,SUe The trouble IS
7, y, ,,ser' ..' but with the in.
iI~a, u stop Nsp licking. Well 70 10" I
IE,yss ster this learned adj
s.,s ave we lust freed ruy mind nn
sa,iiVu 10 say sometime
IL anything like that. I
'sa, ,,.sson. ~ This is the
az q ,,,;l 70 take malt liquors,
i. ma,i nsln. No. this IS the
a,st t%osslasIncholy ny DAYS have
" for u,l me year, when il ,.
By, il Is thu tbe 700 ,;o,S colo
~. Bottom of a Ions ,s
sa,,. regular size. pleosse ,One
I'm Ife to be n wnathc,
g.daSy 5.,, 59ot. I'm Just az
. s.. dae Fellow. ! but / hav,
,,e Ll0N 't III INT
NTH r, les, some tim,
El,r ,lona, you, but say, vet :,
SorsO Oae; Thai S n sub
ys aiss,sa aud girls 10 tail tail
=. alrsy,ss' uf course, yor
III And thus lie lef
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-06-16

Go with the Eagles to Eureka on
c,Soy Iune 16. Train leaves d, &
r c. depot at Sis a. M, Fare 50 for
rnund tTip
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-06-16

Go with the Eagles to Eureka on
SUNDAY. Juue 10 Train leaves u. &
f. G. depot at Sis a. m. Fare Sc for
round trip
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-06-16
[I FAVORED
THE UNION
hi at the Weather
Having Any Rea-
,,u Therefor
|g,rg BEEN WORSE
h THAN PRESENT ONE
| Van Kicks Just Be-
1 4, Can; Facts Are
1 I..inst Him.

4, A YOU kick against me me
2, ...S aS weIl.known SAT-
s'ssSS sSS.,oller Friday after
= ,s, several in the party
.arn ss,. Salt La ker con
IN. sI'"I kicking about the
sr !, being classed as un-
y, ,,,s;ue !; like it ever having
, ~, Il is due tc sun spots,
tp ~ i i travelling northward,
en' 2. '.oosaboue y says. so'andr Is so,
y You" turning 20 The
.S I have picked peaches,
" i,a, iru,t when the trees
's sowr with snow, This
y nnusual; it's the people;
.f sorts because they can
y. been days in June wh.n
!. c;ty the temperature has
IN Ss degrees. Last year,
A as Of June, the tempera-
En- to 81 degrees. and on
n the temperature was only
I,sys freezing
rrmiss Are Short.
Il. IL. nrovipce of every per
:, tho weather. The mem
|r.,acs citizen is very short,
at,' He forgets that there
! sye,y wear. Now, if you
Ena Salt Laker why seven
"a ,hs lsth day of February,
,,5r, in Salt Lake was 1S
|.,'T rero he would dispute
~,rt. But ii is trne, and
Lr,siu I degrees Of beng the
ttst Salt Lake ever expert"
& weather bureau was es'
h 10 1874.
~, 1879. on the c4th Of the
lnperature in Salt Lake
-,,s. That was ID degrees
Il was on Thursday. On
4 lsTq, it was 81 degrees
foa tnan it was on Thurs
r,.s warmer than on to-
rsraiure in Salt Lake has
"a as II degrees in March (;
March 30, 1879. The same
ane month, on March l,
n'me was recorded. On
The mercury recorded ST
y On April !, 1896, it was
ibcre zero.
Bniness Men Say,
~ forget. They are prone
ak the business men Of
''mt the weather. They will
" 4 is besstly. Yet ask for
ID Nth business A year ago
md they will tell you that
nd Clothing men have
'sigbt suits Oh hand today
" q year ago. There were
Aais sold Thursday than
rar ago on the same date,
'be nan,
y men will tell vou that
rnner goods. regardless of
. greater this June than
I'd 50 1t is in all lines OF
Hy the community suf.
-s' Of the weather. But 10
~ cite any failures in Salt
ypather conditions? OF
:'aleFs have had a business
'7 summer better than ever
4 De Cool in Zion.
srs 1900 feet above sss
ss should be cool, where
eEape the heat of lowe,
y Is warmer here thar
or Massachusetts,, or IL
a'es or in Nebraska, ol
This is. a favored 10
I'VE no right to kick. The
,vsr ,, recorded in Utah was
@s, when the mercury
4 degrees- AS late as juno
Xs been killing frosts il
Tss % degrees warme,
u December /. 1874. tha,
!, t.sday: But why enumer
y .i''si It is the same ever,
- people, not the wealth
nnsna Of the air is won
miles above the earth 7
kPelature is uncha n geabl,
,;.s,, slsx zero. II TWO peopl,
1,,Ile p,Isele that nigh the,
i..,o.s themselves speak. so rar.
Nor could they liv
I't above US the cirru
l composed Of ninut
I'"sF watsry droplets.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-06-16

Ask your grocer 10 send you Royai
Bread. IL is made in 4 clean bakery
and the Crown label is on every loaf.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-06-16
ANNOUNCE ENGAGEMENT
AT A MILITARY AFFAIR

Al q supper following a hop
given by Major and Mrs. Pen
dIeton. at Fort Douglas, Friday
night. the engagement was an
nounced OF Lieut.. Robert Nelson
Campbell and Miss Beatrice
Cheeseman of Salt Lake.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-06-16

McCoy's. Sta bles.
Carriages and light livery. Phones ST.
Visit the Royal Grill room Open
from 4 to 12 p. m. Music every even
ing.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-06-16
SECRETARY OF INTERIOR
COMING NEXT FRIDAY

According to a despatch received by
Governor John c.. Cutler Friday,
James r. Garfield, secretary of the
interior, will not reach here until Fri
day of next week, In the meantime;
preparations for his entertainment VIII
bo perfected ty the Governor, with
United states Senators Reed smo9t
and George Sutherland; These hes wi will
ably reception. The secretary prob
abiy will 90 to the Denver Public
Lands convention and come TO Salt
Lake with the returning Utah dele
II was never Mr.. Garfield s, inten'
tion TO be here until next Friday
The Order Railway Conductors and
the Ladies auxiliary will hold memo
rial services at the K. F. hall sun
day. ,Iuno t6. Q D. m. All railroad men
anil their families nrc invited
8. d. Evans,
Undertaken and Embalmer. has removed
10 new location. 4S South State
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&. d. Evans,

Undertaken and Embalmer. has removed
10 new location. 4S South state
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Salt Lake Photo Supply Co. Kodaks,
finishing, framing. 142 Main street
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-04-29
METHODISTS OF ILLINOIS
TO CELEBRATE CENTENNIAL

Ogles' home in Ridge Prairie on June
10, 1907 convened in business
meeting and voted to hold camp
meeting and build meeting house at
Shiloh Grove.
Before the day set for the camp
meeting the Methodists and their
friends had cut and collected logs
enough for a meeting house, and
split timbers and puncheons for
seats and floor, also boards for a
roof. They were obliged to use a
rart of their collected material for a
temporary platform and seats for the
coming camp meeting on July &c,
1907. At this meeting, which lasted
eleven days were many Methodist
brethren, among them Presiding Ell
der tafterward bishop McKendree
On the last day of the meeting. Au-
gust 6, 1907, Capt Ogle's class having
been baptised the day before, with
he converts, We're constituted into
the Shiloh church by Bishop McKen-
dree.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-04-29
SCORED OFFICE SEEKERS
Concluded from First Page.)

the south to the Democrats would he
not carry out such policy in The
event of his election as Roosevelt S
successor? TIe said as much, and all
we can do is to take him at his wrd,
Under the circumstances, a South
crn Republican who votes for w II.
Taft Is fit subject for a lunacy com
mission. These certainly were cheer
Ing words of encouragement Mr.. Taft
gave to he Republicans of the South
a. Greensboro for whe. e do we stand
If deprived of federal patronage
II is understood that the admins
tration is preparing for counter
move TO offset the Influences of this
speech. and has called upon the fed
eral office holders to get to work and
give ne Taft speech different con
structian than is now being placed
upon It. They are expected to come
to the rescue with statements that
the Taft speech was a healthful VAIN
ing for the good of the party in he
South and that it had no other signif-
canoe.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-04-29

hodists of Illinois will celebrate
al Shiloh, near Belleville, H., in Au
guJ next the establishment of Meth
odism in Illinois and the centennial
Of the first Protestant church in the
state, Shiloh church
The late Peter Cartwright in his
writings mentioned Capt Joseph Ogle
as the earliest laborer for Method
ism in Illinois territory, and as his
labors for this cause began with his
conversion in June, 1887. it is proper
to fix the birth of Methodism in Ill
nois at this date. AT intervals after
that he called his neighbors to his
house To- religious services held by
ihe Rev. Joseph LelIard. the first
Methodist minister in Illinois. This
was the first Methodist class formed
in the state.
Vote for Church.
After Cap Ogle removed from the
American bottoms the Methodist
class there dissolved. The second
class, which was organized AT Capt
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-04-29

Salt Lake City.
Mrs. 5. F. Scott, of Quincy. is the
guest Of her sister, Mrs. E. C. Finch
Sydney Henley, who is employed in
a clothing store at Jacksonville, Is
visiting his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. E.
Henley.
Mr. and Mrs Richard Lackey of
Mounds, We're guests Of Anna friends
part Of last week
| The residence Of Mr. and Mrs. Ho-
| mer Hartline, on Casey street, was
totally destroyed by fire Friday morn
ing. Only asmall portion of the furni.
| ture was saved
Anna again demonstrated her power
to entertain large crowd last Fri
day VIII about 1000 people gathered
to celebrate Odd Fellows Day. AT i
p. m. a large procession consisting Of
Odd Fellows and Rebekahs. pupils Of
the High School, the G. A. r. lodge
and the fire company. formed and
marched to the fair grounds where a
program was rendered AT night the
exemplification of the Odd Fellows
and Rebekah initiatory work was Civ
en- at the opera house and /. o. o. f.,
ball. The visitors expressed them
selves highly pleased with their en-.
tertainment. The next meeting will
be held at Cartervile.
Miss Eva Peters died Friday at the
home of her father, Fred Peters, south
of town aged 81 years. She had been
III for several weeks, but bore pas
ii ntly all her sufferngs. The tuner
al was conducted Saturday afternoon
at the Lutheran church by Rev. H. l.. |
McGill and interment made at the
Anna. cemetery.
Misses Laura Masska and Viola I
Britgon visited friends al Cairo Sun
day.
Miss Eva Roberts returned Friday I
from Peoria, whore she has been en-
ployed for several months.
Mr.. and Mrs. P w. Thompson, Of I
Ullin. were guests of Anna friends /
part of last week.
P. 7. Chapman, of Vienna, was a
visitor in Anna Thursday and Fri !
day.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-04-29
ADDITIONAL CITY BRIEFS.
me Lb-isiana Prov.s Popular.

Tne louisiana Prcv.s Popular
The new Cairo excurs on steamer
the Louisiana. won instantaneous pop
ularity yesterday when it took oul
several large excursions from Cairo
The boat. while not as pretentious as
some. is on of The neatest and trim.
NEST craft on the river and proof that
the accommodations and courteous
treatment by the boats crew were ap.
preeiated, was shown by the large
number of its passengers. The most
y. asing feaure of the excursion was
tho excellent music rendered on the
erums and pane by Hoffman broth
crs.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-04-29
WASH|NCIONNOW
CITY OF BEAUTY
NATIONS CAPITAL COMING TO
REALIZATION OF IDEALS OF
ITS FOUNDERS.
MONUMENTAL BUILDING.
Being Erected to Conform With
Statements Dreams Of Masnif-
cence-To Lead All Of the
Worlds Capitals.

Washington April 2S,-Probably nc
capital in the world has made such
strides toward the realization of the
| ideals of its founders as has this city
! III the last few years.
Washington was known in the first
century Of its existence as the city
OF magnificent distances partly in
ridicule, both at home and abroad.
The boast chat it was destined to be
the most beautiful capital city of the
world was based on the confidence of
the people many years before the
wealth of the nation began to trans
fern the broad streets and avenues
into splendid thoroughfares lined
with handsome structures.
The city, even after the civil war,
ward village, and many years were
required to achieve substantial pro
gress From year to year that pro.
gTess has gained greater and greater
impetus.
Build Monumental Structures.
But not until with the last few
years has congress put into practical
form the policy that had been the
dream of statesmen. During that
time more has been done to bring a
realization of that dream han was
ever accomplished in a similar period
of time Both for itself and for the
general government 1t began to build.
Millions of dollars We're appropriated
with less discussion than in former
years was devoted to small allow
ances. The plans of congress had
been so long discussed and were So
thoroughly fixed in the minds of sen
atols and representatives that. there
was little or no differene of opinion
as to what should be done.
The congressional library was the
first of the monumental structures of
recent times that marked the work
in the building of the city beautiful.
Prior to the rearing of that splendid
structure the buildings that had been
put up since the civil war were of
varied design, falling far short Of the
of architecture provided in |
earlier days such as the building for |
The postoffice department, the patent
office, the treasury, the capitol and |
he white house. All, with the excep-
ion of the white house. widowed
.lassical lines.
Purely Classical Architecture.
The departure from this style of
seen in some public
called forth such criticism
n spite of the attempt to place utility
bove all else in the construction of
for the government that
ven the most pronounced economists
4 congress were ready TO bark back
} he architecture that marked the
eginnings of the government.
Sentiment is broadcast in opposi-
on TO the departure from the lines
nat characterize the buildings under
Dnstruction-the office buildings for
le senate and house of representa-
YES, the municipal blflding, the Z
lilding for the agricultural depart >
ent and for the national museum.
urely classical architecture is being /
nployed in all and white marble of
ie finest variety found in the United Q
aies is the only material regarded \
suitable for the construction. a
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-04-29
TO CONTRACTORS.

Cairo, H., April Goth 1907.
S aled proposals for the construe
ton of five 60 miles of foadbe1
bridging, concrete ;. etc, between
Thebes Bridge and the c. & L. |. r. r
crossing, viii be received by tho
Cairo q Thebes r. r. Co. up to 10 o
m, May 22nd 1897. Profile and speci
feations may now be seen at tho
office of the chief engineer of the
company at Cairo. III.
The right TO reject any or all bids
is reserved.
J. L. ARMSTRONG.
Chief Engineer.
L. a. SMITH, Pr sident.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-04-29
Stock Company Thursday.

The Blackman comedy company
one of the best popular priced organi
cations in the world today, will begir
a 3 nights engagement at the opera
house commencing Thursday, May 2
presenting for the first time at popu
lar prices the big comedy drama
Friends
In addition to the regular play
there will be introduced between. the
acts some of the best vaudeville fea-
lures ever before the public and
which include Otto Thebus. Billy
Howard, Miss Marion Taft, Bill The
bus and moving pictures and Illus.
tlated songs, Thursday night, ladies'
free under usual conditions. Prizes
10, % and 80 cnts.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-04-29
GOT HIS HAIR BACK.
wnr Perfectly BALD, When He Started
f8 to Use Ncwbro's Herpicide

Frederick Manuel. Maryland block.
Butte, Montana. bought bottle of New
bros Herpicide. April 6. 80. and began to
use It for entire badness. Tho hair fol-
licles in his scalp were not dead and In
30 days he had hair all over his head
On July he writes. "and today my hair
Is as thick and luxuriant as any ono
could WISH" Newbro's Herpicide works
on an old principle and with new dis
covery-destroy the cause and you re-
move the effect Herpicide destroys the
germ that causes dandrun. falling hair.
and finally badness. so that with the
nanse gone the effect cannot remain.
Stops falling hair at once and a new
growth starts. Sold by leading
druggists. Send 10c in stamps for sample
to The Iierpicide Co.. Detroit. Mich.
Two stzcs--Sp cents and $500.
Paul q. Schuh ~ Sons, Special Agents
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-04-29
An Early Hair Restnrer.

A remedy FOR badness has recently
been found by learned Egyptologist,
inscribed in a papyrus. II is said to
nave been used by King Chata. the
second sovereign OF the first dynasty.
me reciBe Is as follows: i mixture
~ qcss paws. dates and asses hoofs.
ground upand cooked in oil The head
is 10 BE- rubbed vigorously with the
pTeparaiion--Family Doctor.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-04-29
ANNA, ILL.

April %. 1907.

April %, 1907.
Mrs Grant Holcomb and daught r
Miss Birdie Fowler. who have been
the 2 ests Of Mrs. r. ]. HOulihan. re-
turned to MI Vernon Sunday.
Lowel Ofrich Of Mounds. IS spend
ing a few days here with his parents
Or. and Mrs. G. L. Otrich.
IT. b. Stewart returned TO East 81.
Louis Saturday after a short visit here
with his son. DR.. J. G. Stewart.
Mrs W. " St John. OF Tamaroa
is the guest Of Mrs. Oscar Campbell.
Mr.. and Mrs F. W Gates. Of Bne-
ton. will arrive this week n visit Mr..
and Mrs. r. johnson. They have
spent the past month with friends at.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-04-29
PLEASING PICTURES
To Re Presented at Opera House To-
night-stock Company to
Open Thursday.

The most pleasing pictures yet pre-
sented will be shown at the Cairo
cpe'a house tonight, On itiei THE
Wig Case" and THE VILLAGE witch
While the Silve2y Mohawk Flows"
will be tue illustrated song.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-04-29
VIENNA.
e - = . . :
April 2s, 1907.


Vienna Rebekah lodge No 1877 had
work al their meeting Wednesday
evening. Three candidates Misses
Woe Munie, Martha Connell and Ber-
| that Feltswere given the degree. The
work was done in a very impressive
and creditable manner by the new
staff recently organized by Mrs. Mar
garet Weldon of Cairo.
Thursday afternoon Miss Della Swi
| CERT Of West Vienna and Chas. w.
Tietz, from Plankington, South Da.
kota, were married by Judge Tom
Sheridan in his office.
Ralph Mathis. who is attending
school in Carbonate was home a few
days this week visiting his parents
Mr.. and Mrs d. w. Mathis.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Moore are in ST.
Louis on a business trip.
w, r. VanCleve, of Ewing. ILL.,. is in \
cur city visiting his sister MIS-. NJ. ]. 4
Yandel. He has just returned from
a trip through Texas. Louisianan and
New Mexico, visiting relatives in the
three states
J. w. Lambert and T. L. Robinson I
Of Ozark, were visiting in Vienna
this week
John Cavitt and Morris Bell, Of
Tunnel Hill. were Vienna business
callers Thursday.
Miss Sallie Herman is visiting rela.
tives and friends in Golconda. III.
d.. and Mrs ~ ]. Benson have re-
TUNED from their visit to relatives
on the Bluff.
A. S. Osborn and family from Nj. 4
Vernon Ind. have moved to Vienna
and are occupying the residence of NJ.
A. Hawkins on West Main stree. He
Is in the real estate business.
Arthur Benson was a candidate for
he third degree Of Masonry Thurs.
lay evening.
Mrs J. A. J.. Parker is visiting her
laughter Mrs. f. W. Sears in Carter
lille.
Mrs. Andy Hartzell entertained the
-heerful Workers Of the Congrega-
ional church Friday afternoon.
Mis- May StoW of Mound city is
listing relatives and friends here.
Ernest Gibson of Goreville. has ac
epied a position as clerk in the Mer
aaiile store. Z
". ". nayault and VIM. Smith. Of
elknay were in Vienna on business .
thursday
The Vienna wcman's club at the
ieeting Friday afternoon elected the II
lli0wing officers for the ensuing year q
resident. MIS-. ". II. Gillian: vice e
resident. Mrs. Minnie Dwyer: core D
bonding secre AIRY. Mrs. Frank
homas: recording secretary. Mrs.
meas Parker; treasurer. Mrs. W. 2. =
cal: club historian. Mrs. !. E.
delegates 70 the FEEDER
On we're Mesdsmes BERTHE Bogt
ID Winifred Jackson: alternafes. q
IS \. J. Motley and Mrs. Carrie "
oelfe. %
Miss Bertha Felts Of Burnsides is 70
sting her sister, Mrs. Henry Price. y
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-04-29

Joseph. aged five. is greatly inter
ested IN automobiles. One day bis
father was jumping his baby brotaer
mp and down. and little Joe seeing
mar The baby vas jumping on one
foot cried Look. papa, He is run
ming on one cylinder
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-04-29

George Wasblngina's Fafher-b he
member, George. ihat il had ps1isi
ed you for choppins hat eke=ae tree
Il would have burr .ae mosc lhs1 .;
hurt you George Mashinston--,i ~
afraid. father. that my iacsEarits for
prevarication IS not an inherited trait
Life.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-04-29
fne InseparapIes.

One day last summer. while walk.
ing, through the farm where We we're
SPENDING our vacation. pointed ont
to my little son where the cabbage
patch was, and be looked at It a little
while and then asked. Mother.
where does the corn beef grown
Chicago Tribune.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-04-29
A pouhtful earoaln.

It cost a Baltimore man s47.7s to
kiss another mans wife. As no pic
ture OF her has been printed it issim-
possible to say whether be got his
moneys worth OF not.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-04-29
VALUABLE LIBRARY, CHEAP.

Clark Braden wishes to dispose OF
"a library, for which he paid more than
one thousand dollars, VIII be sold
at great sacrifice Inquire of o. d..
Maple or Mrs. Farrow.