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The Monte Vista journal., 1907-07-27
THE JOURNAL
MONTE VISTA. oo1oaADo.
Han . olIIIon sor srIdses.


Everybody thinks OF New York ~
the city of big constructive perform.
ances, and 1t never disappoints. Here
We nnd big men with big brains and
unlimited capital. As one prodigious
example. plans are now under way BY
which within . few years eight NAM
moth bridges. aRording BY far the
greatest centralized trafnc facilities In
the world. will yoke Manhattan island
to its suburban shores. says Broadway
Magazine. At least one Of these big
bridges will exceed In size the famous
Forth cantilever bridge In Scotland.
now the largest on the globe: another
will excel in capacity the old Brook
lyn bridge. which now has the largest
bridge trafiic in the world. The big
gest bridge. which. OF course. will
spas the noble Hudson. may cost any
where between $50, ,0OO, 900 and $780,
600. 900. while the other structures
will run the aggregate cost Of New
Yorks bridges up to about $3.50. .0OO.-
900. About 1915 New Yorks total bill
for bridges and tunnels will approxi-
mate q round half billion OF dollars
all spent to aid transportation In and
out OF the first city in America.
The Monte Vista journal., 1907-07-27
A SMALL oGcRGT.
esuI6at Un1eesGead ~ Taseo q
Nto cuooomoeo.

Two men were Alseasslag the var.
Soas food produets now bstas supplied
h such variety anA abundance.
. Oas. grocer. sajA. Il frequently tsy
. package OF - a any csrtaia article
before Offering Il % NJ, tra1s. and h
that way somstioes form . Ai9sesat
Nsa than my custoosss have.
"Foe instance, thooGAt Woajd "
soDs Postum Feo1 ce9sa 70 ~ What
reesoa there was ~ sucA . call Tor II.
AZ breakfast A31at liks Il aaA supper
Deove1 the sans. - I naturally CO.
cou1o1 that ny ta.to wAs dieseuat
iron hat Of the eoeeo0oso WAo boaGAt
Il risAt aloag.
"a day o. tvo altss. I waited - Q
1ody WAo was baylng . 10 paskAOe
ss1 tod her ! ceaIlat ua1ssstaal hov
90 could fancy ~ tn1ee q Hostnn.
~ know 3use WAa4 = ~ natter
~ said. 'yos ~ ~ oo9se bsl1ss q
tAs stove for 3ase 1feoea niastss. 80
~ niautss a ~ t1De 1e st00seed.
asl perhaps Avo 01nstso 4 be1De1:
How q you viii havo + ~ . bel1 fall
1ftssa ninutes a1lee 4 oa00eases -
boll. you viii - Q 1oo1eteas Javariiee
bsvssass. rteA = ~ vo1ue & e1sesa
as1 pAospAates, - GAe1oo ~ you
Win sever aho01oo - past3eu1asiy
vhsa yoa - ~ G5oae Onla - heolth.'
Wen. took anotAee ts1al ~ suso
saoagA I jolae1 ~ p0sta0 amy 1ee
eool. aal hse eeou0 VestA nv1og elnse
] have soften ~ 6 ~ ~ 0Do seeaD'
oeA aad ki1nay tsogboeAs
Reslsn b . ~ g 0el1slne. ~
Dare Mau3l ~ - ~ teoeeAss
VIA . roltoe - oo0oo Vog1oo ~
sAaa0A s1AaD00 . 0ooeoAs
nsal s1hs - = WsDvaDAs =
The Monte Vista journal., 1907-07-27
Love coArs IN FAVOR.
osrsseeIrs sed Nealmeees oeyses Ass
essN 9vseyssssess.

Perhaps suggested BY The eoaA
spring. Ioag coats In directoire AaA
redineots styles are notel In many q
ths soartest models. and II b . fore
eoee cooclusioe that they viii b 90
oe ths chief features Of Tie tall saA
wtntss modes.
u the heavy grass linens, these d.
sagns are wonderfully distingus. Frej
asently they show clever combipa.
tious q materials and have many oAA
notes Introduced. For example,. Old
blue linss Of . coarse. uneven wsave
has . long plain skirt. which lust
tooches the ground all sround-as.
other Frsach iacoagruity sincs coarse
hasa 10 NOT dreasy fabric-anA over
this Q three-Quarter.leagth coat cvt
% directolre lines. The froots %
sot msst. but are faced back thsar q.
tire Deagth with rajah Of tAs sane
sAads aad . narrow vest q Dsaft
eobso64sry inssrtsd. TAe vest 10 bat.
tossd down The froat With uay fa,cy
ssttoes: opeas With . little v at ~
ssck. and sa1s at The To- q ths
rather wi4s drdjs which 10 worn vith
tAs skirt. ~ either sads q the veee
tbses are thrss large buttoss sjnihr
h 6soign 70 those o. Tie vest. n
sless oe tes coat skirt asd ths uppsr
eS1ss os u sleeves are slasAsd, tAe
sornsr 70 ths hips. and ths latter
nearly TO Tie top. and smbroa1sry like
that of ths vest Inserted. Ths. tvo
eaess ass tAea strapped acroes WITH
toope oe narrow hlus soutacAs. WITH
day buttoas Axing them. TAs Ttsech
back b sxtrs0say gracsful, WITH =
vssy s,igAe suGDsae3oa Of ths eDplrs
IN ~ cot. ths saguese1oa acosatnsteA
b thrse oe tAs larger bstteas q
other siAe.
The Monte Vista journal., 1907-07-27
SMALL MAMrlGs Aae cM,c.
iolve PD~e Az - cesWpaeesases 4
~ eoanmgna.

lolve FD~s Az - cempssesases -
~ ceeeuWse.
TAseo = % ~ b tho charming
httle naatSss WON With eowns as1
that eo0pjete tAs eoQtune % pef.
Ssetly. A. dress liaessse waists ars
- Eigusss tAay give . particular
eAasD - thess tsveay ulaatlee whsa-
evoe tAsy ase ~ as69e. A vssy q.
tsaeetve Douislas silk COSTUME q this
eeoee. vosa q . reeeot ve1AlaG was
. vrssaA gay AgsssA b wAita. Ths
shirt AaA thsss iasee piplngs q vAits
satia b . has gsoap esossiaS hks .
ho1A. . fsw iaehes fFoo III bottom.
Tho eoASt nAatle nateAe1 ~ s1irt
az vas lrape1 into the 0gufe over .
Attea foun1atioa q vAits a1lk nasee.
Me-. la treat tAs arapssy esoeseA.
IeavinG Q v epaee 0lle1 % by ~
AWa aaA lses q ~ lta0sets bsossa
u ~ baek. tAsee was ~ sa0e
esesse1 1saeesy. wAioA u DslnAa
sey1e. termed ~ slseve6. tAe 1sapesy
be1ag ti0Aely drawn e ~ ssosslaG
eoooe - ~ be)A
4 nasyov a0o9eatisa a whlts
Nboety oa&in WitA ~ Doag eesoll
waved e1ose tsinne1 vilA Q tiny
ee1moe1 saelAg sibesa. tbs was ~
peeety 49, a soao1 ~ belteo
eol1ag - ~ seesveo q ffeoe ~
oassSo1 - ~ DooA. q ~ tnset
ye10e.sAaoe1 Dieee q sljk. aaesAlss
- 0aaA1e, Ineo ~ ' boak, ap1 thse
1eoagAe 1oWs u0oo eoeA 49, q ~
eseoe 1E6oesy. A eaeeo11aoay beesm-
~ GGyjo = t11A ~ ~ ~ ~ W1th
~ oesa1Ghe 49, - oooo1oe = ~
W11DoUy 0BoeA ~ - ~ = ~
loone S6un1 161ouD1ogo1 GAou11 a11onoe
- VooP neo11o1ooaD uoooel
The Monte Vista journal., 1907-07-27
osm,s.ss gvs. esev,s,.

NY spriessA diaity." sasl ~ bs,,s
q 10 % bse urswooaa. vhea ~
vanto1 - wear her aaiatSest ffoel.
Pr . haaAsed yeass aaA noes ~
1initiss have bssa sunner asteeo.
esste-eeel. 1ss. silky II tsxtuss. ssl
With Dataesas un1atcAed ~ liotine.
ttoa asl lalatiaess. The weave nevee
~ sAanoe1. 4 always has beea -
pse1setioa q bsse lslsA work: bse ~
the 0aeees have eepae1 ds&eaAo
preoca eosal Dateesns. stsipel e0sste.
a. sanast eets. This year's paeAeene
eevss . VARSITY q sty1eo never he1nee
seea u 1l0jeies. TAe cool lask 49,
aal sses DutsA bluss ass specially -.
peeeoa1e1. aal ~ nGAtee e1este -
heee bswttsAlaG th0a evse. NJ ~.
~ vhas ~ eease q psaatsl potloeo.
~ ntl1o eos1 GAeoo1 ~ - - 1ovn
- assoos ~ laosoe d { eooee =
esse1v veUo-eAo e1u1ly hallnooS =
D11D
The Monte Vista journal., 1907-07-27
NaeoAIoe oexs. eeeeIIoes,

When your boy comes In with his
whole kpee out" don't spead An hour
darniug the unsiGhtly hols II the
stocking. but haste = piece OF black
crinoiine q little larger thsa The hole
an tie wrong side and Aon With black
darniWE cotton wea - back and forth
through the crinoliSe . few times
each way and the hole 70 mecded
neatly
The Monte Vista journal., 1907-07-27

o. gxsrsms Or the othss.
! AAve boea more than lucky h ~
vOnaa have met: . woman - q.
ways Aeavoa or hell - . mostly
heavea; ~ don't spend much oe her
dDo = IL border.ines.-Walt Whit
nan = u American AaEAxt1A
The Monte Vista journal., 1907-07-27
sLovse IN SAILOR srvLE.
Garment Especially suitable fse q
Young oiri.

The sailor style of blouse II ever
. favorite. and 10 becoming to young
girl. Our model is in . pretty pale
blue zephyr. with collar and lower
part Of sleeves Of white cotton. printed
with rings Of pale blue: blue ribbon
tie is passed round under the collar
and knotted In front.
The vest is Of tucked, white muslin:
The Monte Vista journal., 1907-07-27

Mark Twain 10 said To have es.
pressed .desirs for q funeral proces.
sion ave miles long. and ~ he will b.
10 no hurry to reach the cemetery
he'll probably wsnt 70 occupy the iss,
carriage In the line.
The Monte Vista journal., 1907-07-27

Woman clerks In Warrington are
very proficient In counting money.
They do not have to take any civil.
service examination for that. Il IL one
OF the gifts that nature gives to them
nj the same time Il hands them b.
witchink dimples and nu6y hair.
The Monte Vista journal., 1907-07-27
Poeswaveos oslsd.

Slice two medium sized arm cucum.
brrs. one small sA'~aish oaioa. two
medium sised tomatoes. two sweet
peppers and two sound apples. from
which the cores have besa re0ovea.
NIX In . salaA bowl with four table.
spooas Of Preach dressisg. Servs
plata or ou lettuce leaves. tce cold.
The Monte Vista journal., 1907-07-27

Those persons who live In the very
heart Of charming rural simplicity
cast help thiakins - they 80 ~
summer boardsrs coming out whore Il
10 hot aad dusty what . ans time q
psrsoa could have Spending q vscs.
sios n - Scs cream parior with ssse.
the Saas ruaaiy.. II every corner.
The Monte Vista journal., 1907-07-27
ossos cevsn.

Take . cast06 night dress and cut Il
oa just under the sleeves. Run IL Q
neat casinx for tape TO draw Il to-
xcther around the coat hanger. This
may bc slipped over any party dress
And will completely protest u fron
the dust
The Monte Vista journal., 1907-07-27

A tat,se u esansaesssisa q ths
:etAes q "nosllag Nslns 0ray" vas
uaystje1 y oAto Q ~ 1ays ~ N
oa11aB g - 1Gse T1ne \ ~ on
VDuo Te-seloAe" y sel11 unhsoseeA -
.nnHnn1 - nnnnunnG
The Monte Vista journal., 1907-07-27

Havias ssccssdsA u Gsttias tAs
1ousea % his haHds The csar viii have
soehiag - - ~ ~ ssxt isv moutbs
bst hss0 60, ~ avell ~ booS.
thsovess.
The Monte Vista journal., 1907-07-27

plain collar-band. trimmed with rovs
OF pale blue baby velvet, and threo
tiny stud buttons up center front.
Blue straw hat. trimmed with white
and blue ring-spotted silk.
Materials required: Two and three
quarters yards 20 inches wide. oas
yard spotted material. and ooe-Aalt
yard muslin.
The Monte Vista journal., 1907-07-27
pvee Vvhles oeaaA.

To make broad nice and white with.
,ut yellow strsaks noak yosr yeast
sake tWo hours and thea strain
through Q oAs Sieve.
The Monte Vista journal., 1907-07-27

NsNd gmbssi6eeea Ns.ses.
aeea for ths unAessleevee aDA alje1 n
ths lower part of tAe coat.
! Nguso oAows . pretty way q
uaiAG valoac3eoass insertion aAA edee
- Q haa1-e0beul1erod bauuoo.
The Monte Vista journal., 1907-07-27
Her Aim,

4 man who runs . truck farm n
Virginia tells OF the sad predicsment
In which . colored man named San
Moore. who 10 in his employ. recently
found himself. Sam had had consid-
cradle dimculty In evading the on.
slsughts Of . dog from . neighborins
farm. Finally the dog got him. -
sam Kicked st him.
0o0's wife. hearing . tremendous
yell. rushed to the rescue Of her hus.
band. When abe came up the dog had
fastened he teeth In the calf OF Sans
leg and was holding on for dear life.
Seising . stone in the road. Sans
wife Was aboat to hurl II whea San,
with woaderful presence oe mind,
shouted:
"ManAv! Mandy! Doat frov Aai
0trce at - dawg! Frow II q -,
0aA1yls-Youth's Co0panioa.
The Monte Vista journal., 1907-07-27
And osises csi~sse.

The gravity q ths crime q Big
any appears to 1epsa1 suits largely
upoa the crimisal's busineos coansc-
tioas and social aeauaintaaee.-Cet
unbue Journal.
The Monte Vista journal., 1907-07-27
Try omiNM.

Have you trsed s.tiiAs! II b tAe
latest remedy for a1l the ilis a The
nesh and the spirit. and II 10 chsap.
All that 10 necessary to do to try the
new "snaije cure" which the LooAoa
doctors are recommending. u to MT
the corners OF the mouth slightly by
means Of the facial muscles. expand
INK the lips and showing Tie teetA.
Practice this before the looking-glass
night and morning until the SMILE
has worn in. and the benencial results
Will be forthcoming. II II seriously ~.
serted. There II NO state Of Affairs
10 dsscouraGink that II cant b bet.
tered b. smiling over II. and theto II
no 10Y In life 10 Joyous that II A'ill
not spread little wider over the
surface Of the globe with the coaxiug
of . smile.
The Monte Vista journal., 1907-07-27
HOSPITALITY or TO-DAY.
Worry DusinsssiIks lndssd is the haed-
srn Hoetsss.

In these days 1t would seem thaa
the word hospitality has assumed
new and strange Significance. or rath-
Or 1u6ered . transformation, ~ Ws
Who noat along on TIE stream - 70
cial life accept tho idea With thoueAt
less ease and take It for granted mat
mere forms and ceremonies. social
bargaining. lavish display. and slabo-
rate entertainments stand for true
hospitality. When We are 20 exact ~
20 look up the meaning Of the word
we nnd that. according to the best
authorities. hospitality II the recep-
ton and entertainment Of guests With
out reward. and with kind and 8euer-
GUS liberalty: also that to be hosptta-
BILE is to be sociable. nefghborly.
given to bounty. generous large
minded.
There is something that fleases our
Imagination when We read about the
hospitality in the olden times. when
life was simple and when a delightful
leisure existed which does not belong
to modern times. In an Old-fashioned
novel We read that the heroine, In the
fourth week Of her visit at friends
house. was In doubt whether she
should continue her stay. and the
painful consideration made her eager
to be rid OF such weight on her
mind She resolved to speak to her
hostess. propose going away and be
guiced In her conduct by the manner
In which her proposal was received.
1t Was directly settled between her
hostess and herself that her leaving
was not to be thought Of ard the limit
OF her stay depended on her own In.
clinatiOns. Not 30 the hostess OF these
days. who invites 4 guest for . stated
period. aud 1t is tacitly yet positively
understood that from Saturday until
Monday does not include even lunch
epn on the day Of departure. All this
is far more sensible and more salts
factory. although SO businesslike.
To-day we are told that those who
entertain consider that tney are pay
ing their acQuaintances . SUFFICIENT
compliment by inviting them to .
crowded reception. when the hostess
has hardly time Tor a greeting. S0ci-
ETY. Is nothing II not practical and
businesslike." and II . hostess enter
tains lavixhly and IL well sowned" she
does all that could be required and
cannot be expected to take much In
terest In her guests" This touch Of
3atire shows how hospitality mas
queraies under false coiors.
The Monte Vista journal., 1907-07-27
Rae a QaeeNA aeexlaa.

For . ssooaA Aay's sesviag cut tAa
neas rsuainiag into sosll pestioaa,
put into . assp bakiag 1tsA. cover
with snavy. tAsa make . hakiag Pow.
Der cruse without sAostsaiag, the
sams - sos Au0plings. az cevss ~
lish. 0tsaa abeut thrss0uartses q
a hOur. thoo ooSva.
The Monte Vista journal., 1907-07-27
aassd6 h nesssJse oesssy.

CeSeey viii - eae q IL psioeepol
cropo produoed b The nsleAbofAoo1
oe Canon City. ca. this ssaeoa. This
= 1us 70 ths face that the lats frosts
ssrSossly injurs1 tAs fruit crop. aal
ths growers have Dow begin 70 piaa
oe3esy. Celery las beea raised sue.
esssfslly BY . Ssw growers, aad has
0eea fo11d TO b 90 q The best pay.
iag crops. One grower realised u i.s7S
froa oas and half acres last year,
another $500 % leos than a acro.
The cost Of a ocrs Of planting and
care 10 about e3to. Ths dsmasd for
the crop has always beea greater than
ths supply.
The Monte Vista journal., 1907-07-27
e>warHv oArtekaa or>aae

eevsssy oeststsa osssss.
0reece b sa11 - - tAs peeeeoa
eoaatsy q uusooe. Her tetal wealth
s0sases - ~ oAAoAeo4 q abesi
Aolf thae e oU1eess1aal
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-04-10
enc saement Announced.

The Padrcah News-Democrat says:
Mr.. and Mrs William l. Yancy of
he Mayheld road, announce he
engag ment Of their daughter, Miss
Merry Halleene Yancy. 10 Mr. Rich
ard Allen Williams The wedding Is
to take place at the residence Of the
bride Wednesday morning, April II.
the Ger mony In he performed by the
Rev. S. b. Moore. Of the First Chris
tian church. Miss YancY is one OF
the county's most attractive ami
popular Young ladies' MIR Williams IS
a son of Mrs Mary D. Williams. Of
ADJ North Fifth street and is an
express me senger. running between
Cairo. Paducah and Hopkinsvilla Ky.
They will 20 to Chicago, Milwaukee
and other points OF interest return
ing 10 reside al the gioom's residence
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-04-10
VULGAR OSTENTATION"
Concluded from First Page.)

and liuswed with graves.
~'fi.e sooner NE draw lis Incl line
of demaskation in his nation Between
Ia peaceful labor strike and an anar-
chistIc eruption the btter il win ne
for this whole nation labor included.
conscientious men may differ on
the tariff question, but any errors in
hat regard which we fall into can
readily be corrected aud n3 permanent
harm viii come 10 ii country"
Honest men may differ on me
money question. BIT experience will
teach us the wisdom or he unwisdom
d amy financial policy. and with our
errors corrected ne nation and les
peop viii m We on
But if the orderly march Of liberty
Under law shall be tayed or destroy
"a in his country there win be moth.
ing left in this neiop the nteserva-
tion Of which is worth The struggle Of
patriots to pres rye
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-04-10

/ The Fortnightly Musical Club held
/ a me ting yesterday afternoon al the
residence of Mrs Albert r. Galigher,
lin Nest Twentyeishth street and
elected officers for the ensing year
| MIS-. b. II. Thlstewosd VINO SO abl4
| has efyed as he first president of
1.-The club for a year declined 70 be
considered IA 4 candidate for re-eiec-
lion owing to numerous other duties
aud n. S. c. FreaR Gallagher was elect.
ed to FIJI nat office Miss Leila MtI
Ter was elected secretary
The president appointed a commit
tee composed ~ AIRS Albert r. Cali
Cher. MIS-. W + Smith Misses Efie
Lansder and BE sic Tafner to draft
4 constitution ana bylaws for me con
dnct Of the club
After the business session Mrs. w
r. smith. Mrs Robert E, Read ana
Mrs. Albert s Gallagher gave a very
delightful program Of music Mes
danes Smith ana Read played the
Gayotte from Mignon by AMBROSE
in duet form with excellent
effect Mrs. Read was heard ~ .
p anist for the FIRST time before the
club and made a dis inctly good inn
preston Musical temperament Of a
high order was erinced in her solo
work and even In the secondo OF one
Of the duets where originality Of ex
preston is not often found.
Mrs, GalieheT sang two charming
songs, Two Ro.es Red and d num-
Der from Faust. her rendition OF opera
being especially effective.
Mrs. Smiths solos were as usual
real pleasure BY reason Of cIeafness
and delicacy Of touch
The club will meet next Tuesday
afternoon. April 10th. with Mrs. Leigh
Akman, Of Seventh street. when Mes !
danes A. f. Staehle, n. r. Thistle
wood aud NTyman viii give the Pc
gram.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-04-10
Contract Is Closed.

II. NJ shoub of Chicago. who has
been here repre senting the Mattery
Airship company left last night for
that city having closed a contract here
with J. w Crawford for an exhibition
of an airship here during the week of
April 22-2S Mr. Crawford has guar
anteed m sum Of S325 which will
cover the expense of securing the at
traction. He will collect contributions
from the merchants and other bust.
ness men Of Cairo toward the eX-
pense and already has raised a sub
stantial sum
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-04-10

Prof W. B. Davis o fthe Southern
Illinois Normal coilege viii address
the association upon the subject:
1Nhat Does Ii An Come To MI.
Davis 4 strong speaker anu Should
Pc heard by all Prof Parks viii read
Ii paper On TIL Men Of April" and
the Hon ~ Duff Piercy, Of AT Yer
non. sogthcrn Illinois platform lec-
.tures WI en- ertain. as only Plerey
CAN. up . The New Gospel of Edu
cation Good music Is also a part
cf The program The public is cor
daily invited,
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-04-10
Nations Club.

The Matrons Club was pleasantly
entertained yesterday afternoon by
Mrs. J. J. Jennelle at the residence
OF her daughter. Mrs. H. y. Calhoun.
on Fifth street.
At euchre Mrs. J. d. Laid won IN
highest score and also the club sou.
yenir. handsome silver spoon.
The usual contribution Of So was
made b. the hostess 20 the Children
Home
Mrs Richard King Kaufman. Of s.
Louis. Mrs Il F. Halliday and Mrs
a. T. Haynes were guests Of N club.
+ neheon was served Al 5 O'Clock.
The club viii be entertained next
Tuesday afternoon by Mr. Eugene z.
Ellis. Of 1915 Walnut street.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-04-10
Married at Psdueah.

Mr Jacob J. Blum. Of Mound CITY.
and Miss Georgia J. Moore. Of Mounds
were uui'ed in marriage Sunday 10
the pariors Of The Palmer Hoase at
Paducah. Rabbi Loylich. of fhe jew
ISL Snyagosue Giclatng.
The announcement thai the couple
would marry was made in The Bull
ietin last week but al the time na
Information was given as 70 where
the CEREMONY woHlj be performed
Both bride and bridegroom a-e ve-v
vel known in cairo and their friends
here win wish them much happiness
in their welded lfe
Mr. and Mrs Blum are now on IN II
wedding trip They viii reside Al
Mound City where Mr Blcm IS eng7g
ed in The dry 60, ds business with his
father
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-04-10
e.Glles Nuptials.

The marriage of Mr. James Giles, oil
NatcheG Miss, and Miss Mary Hodge
.of Cafbondale formerly OF Cairo. will!
De solemnized to night al the home of
Prot asd Mrs W. T. Felts a Carbon
dale. Miss Hodge is q sist Of Mrs.
Fels AMI Fl pleasantly remembered
BY the friends she made during her
residence here with the family 1f
Prof FeIts Mr. and Mrs Gil will
reside al NatcheZ
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-04-10
WHOLESALE JAIL DELIVERY.

Fulton Ky April "a Wholesale
Jail delivery WAS accomplished here
when a numb Of prisoners tore their
way % freedom through ne ceiling Of
he jan room ana the flooring Of The
corf room which Is. located IN the
secoad story directly over Inc jail
The pri ouers who escaped wer nea'
III all in jail for boot Logging. Two Of
them. Jack Lewis ana r ". scruggs,
painter. were white men.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-04-10
SOCIALAlNDPERSONAL


AFTERNOON at her home ol Center
street honorin4 Mrs ~ G. Taylor
who IS soon to leave for Lapore. Ind.
ITO reside,
a spelling match and charades
made much mewimeat for the guests.
Mis- MI s. Dewey proved herself the
best speller in the company
Staple but most delectable refresh
mem S were served and the remainder
at the afternoon was spent Ia pleas
ant conversation. Mrs TaY'ors
friends expressed the greatest reg Ell
over her intended departure and all
good wishes for her in her new
home
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-04-10
WARNlN6!!i

have been informed that some
ramp tuner" has been In Cairo OH
tanning employment IL my successor
and stating that | would not visit
Cairo amy more
have " to obtain my fra joy
through fal ehocd and further I plac
O small sticker With my name aad
address "a every piano | work on
which is In itself guarantee of good
workmanship and thing which no
tramp tuner dares TO do
will prosecute his follow ii he is
aaprehend Il
shonid | ever give up this territory,
The Bulletin will so inform you Yours
very respect lly
DAVID L. SPENCER.
Successor 70 JOAN Remsblgg. shrews-
bury Park ST. Louis, Me-
Phone your esaers to Miss Emma
Woodw "a. r ghh and Walnut. City.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-04-10

Cant ana MIS- Jesse Nichols are io5
Gated a 227 Sixth street whore they
Will ne ide Until July lst They en-.
Il ct t3 take possession 81 the resi-
deBce on Walnut street now occupied
by Tue family Of Bernard McManus
afer that date MIR McManus ana
family expect 10 get into their new
home on Upper Washington avenue
about that time.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-04-10
New AGENT For the Fowler.

Al Shelter has been appointed local,
agent for the ST. Dick Fowler in
plac Of Capt Frank Cassidy Mr.
Shelter has rented the office at 4091a
Ohio street formerly occupied by
Capt Cassidy where he also will oper
ate his brokerage business.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-04-10
Lost Her Eussinht.

Mrs Saunders a. Fowler left last
evening foe ST. Louis 20 consult
Specialist Green about the loss of the
sight of her left eye. Last Friday
Will lounging on her he'd with the
baby al her home on West Broad
way, she was suddenly stricken blind
in both eyes, but treatment restored
the right eyes sight and she nov
goes to ST. Louis fer DR. Or en- -
examine the left one -Paducah Regis
ter.