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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-11-08

n 30 come 90 us for Photos az we
win make y0u % special discount
Monroe studio. 5C W. 2ud south We
viii take rate tickets from any other
studio
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-11-08

First West street this city. cbc
born April 2l, 1875, in Salt I.al,o c,..
Funeral services viii De- hsil >.r.s'
at D. m. from the 9eventeonth ,,-.,
chapel Friends arc .lNItod fo .t.,a
Tho remains can be viewed on fl. ...
oI funeral from II a. m. to-
at tho pariors OF Undertake. i.s.e
William Taylor. 81 south West M.
ule street. lniermcnt IN city cemetery
JOHNSON.-At Byron. Birhory rs.
Wyo, oct z, of typhoid. Mrs Ant'.
Young Johnson. wife OF Jcrrv ~.
SON and daughter of Brigham a.,
Ida Young OF kanab. Utah. vbs..
deceased was born "a years AGO. 81,
was one OF the pioneer settlers 70,
and four children.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-11-08

Tnr Irnfh uu0rum m seventy via
hHd lta meeting ut the Smith HaIi
Westinghouse on sunday morning az
i0 O'Clock A fun attendance is de-
sired,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-11-08
DIED

ANSELNO -Guhiele the Infant son -
Mr and Mrs o. Auscimo. died iu this
city. Nov g.
Funeral VIII take place FROM the fame
uE residence. 1913 west Seventh south
s,42ot ON Friday afternoon. at 2
O'clock Intorment in calvary ccme-
terry.
BOOHER Jim this city. on Nov O..
1909. porral Hooher, the 3-year-old
son of Mr. and Mrs Charles a.
Booher
Funeral services VIII De held from
Fber W. Halrs funeral chapel 225
south West Temple street today. Nov
at 3 D. DOB. lntermeut boa 49, Olitct
cemetery.
BERRY.-Iu this city. Nov. Z, 1901
Gertrude as Berry wife of John n.
Berry and daughter Of Charles W..
and Mary A. cooper Peck Of 10 north
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-11-08

X. T.. Evans. Florist 30 :. s.ns q,
Floral Designs Specially 'phon ss,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-11-08

Relieve Nasal Caiarrh, allay iniammn'
zion. s0othe and heal thc mucola mem
brane. sNeeian and purify ~
he breath. Best farglc 4. y
or Sore InUat. fo. or I Mlue ~
fl Durg.tis or mal. HOOD
Dyspeplets W. oo9s/
Give instant relief .n Sour Stomach.
Heartburn. Nauiea, aN iIscanllfts oi
indigestion euI dyspepsia. PLEASANT
and economical Medium siee, 2lt.t
farFc. 81 Pocket handsome aluminium
H.Itoan.tre, lle DrgcF mai.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1907-08-07

FROM KEOKEE.

keokee, Va. July &c. w.
Bentley, the photographer was
week.
The ice cream supper here
Saturday night was a success
IN every way, and the people
enjoyed it greatly.
The Sunday School picnic
was attended by a nice orderly
crowd Of people. The ladies
ana gentlemen who prepared
IL ana served IL 90 the visitors
SO nicely deserve the highest
of all our people.
Joseph b. Barker and wife
were at the picnic from DRYDEN.
Va. -"
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1907-08-07
coon SHOW.

"Ihe Rabbits Foot" a mn.
Sical comedy, the characters i'm
"hich, some twenty five i'm all
were all colored, gave a per
iormance under canvas near
the Dummy bridge Wednesday
night.
The tent was packed with
white and coiored folks. one
side Of the tent being reserved
Tor whites, and the performance
was good, considering every
thing.
Inc show has "a brass band
iiali a dozen chorus girls. a real
I'VE rabbit, and some excellent
comedians of the masculine
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1907-08-07
FROM EAST STONEGAp

East Stone Gap. Va. Auo :
me contractors of Middles.
borough, Ky, are now AT work
on the Nj. =. Church, South and
VIII have the exterior comnleta5
IN a short time. ''u
The School Board has secnrea
y. w Rudolph, of Indepen
uehce. as principal of the school
at TINS place. Misses Ianra
sloan and Lula Moore. of this
place, and Miss Mary Leftwirh
oil Lynchburg, have been an,
pointed as assistants. The sixfh
grade and the music teachar
are hacking, The patrons are
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1907-08-07
!. :. COCHRAN 4 MEMBER OF THE
SCHOOL BOARD.

"A a meeting of the Town Conn.
eli Monday night, G. c. Cocb
ran, OF this place, was elected
10 position on the School
BOARD IN place Of w. Il. Good.
zoe. whose term has expired
IL Is question whether Mr.
Cochran, as Deputy Clerk of
.he I ). Court, can serve on
the School Board u"
\ full account of The mr.,
ceedings of the Council will he
gwen In our next issue
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1907-08-07

very much pleased with the Sc
lection.
Miss Jennie Casteel and little
niece, Thelma, of Abingdon,
are visiting Mis- Casteel's
sister, Mrs. j. T. Miller.
Mr.. w. A. Owens and family
have moved into the property
where Mr.. /. \ Jones lived
Mr.. Jones having moved into
the postoffice building.
Miss Alpha Horton, Of Ola.
morgan, an q Miss Christye
Slower, of Appalachia, are Wis
ting the Misses Riggs of this
place.
Mr.. James Liningham. of
lrondale, was i'm town Saturday
evening and Sunday.
Miss Christye Jones. who has
been visiting at Pounding Mill
Iazewell and other points. re.
turned Sunday. She was ac.
'ompanied by Miss Flora Bruce.
IF Big Stone Gap.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1907-08-07
BIG STONE Gap WINS CLOSE CAME
AT PULASKI.

Pulaski. Va. Aug. Biz
stone Gap won from Pulaski
here today in a holly contested
game 10y a score of g to5 AT
the close Of the ninth inning the
score was tied. aud ten innings
had To be PLAYED.
Batteries. Pulaski. Phipps
ana Byrd. Hits. Big Stone
Gap, Z; Pulaski, g: strike-outs
Bonno l3; Phipps Bristol
Herald-Courier.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1907-08-07

PREACHING There will ~
preaching services at the Chris
tan Church tonight and 70.
IA M o r 7 o W, "Wednesday and
thursday, at $50 O'Clock hv
evangelist A. Campbell Chown
ing Subjects: Causes Of mod
ern or Present-day infidel;tv
and the Priesthood. A cordial
welcome TO all. G o I'M g and
worship with us. "All th;nas
are ready, come we to the COS
pei feast" Gus
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1907-08-07
DORCHESTER HANDS BLUEFIElD A
LEMON.

The Dorchester team of f,s,
players went 10 Buefield LAST
week and played "a series of FIVE
games with the local team The
result was 1.-TWO in row. for
Dorchester. the locals losing four
out OF the five games PLAYED
Biuefield seems TO have q
strong team and fine pitcber
IN their man Reese. and I'M
nVe of the games were hotIv
contested. Ogle, OF the Stonega
Club and Barr pitched for Dor
chester. 0'
The lineup Of the teams were
as follows:
Dalton .cf. Foar5
II; Pollard, 90; Barr. IS: Adams
80; r. Woodson, 10: jackson
If; d. Woodson, c; Ogle. p.
Bluefeld-Beckett. IF. Leon
ard, If; Pope. 30; Trevillian 3.
Grimes; 10; Anderson, % Tav,
'or; RI; Reese, p; Hogan. G.
Kun, of the Stonega Climb
played shortstop in the last two
games for Bluefield. and Mid
XII, until recently third base.
nan on our team, PLAYED third
,ase for Bluefield in the last
hree games.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1907-08-07

The Bristol Herald Courie
gives the following account .
the ball game at.that place OF
last Wednesday afternoon be.
tween the team at that place
and the famous Gap team:
Calmly and serenity reading
the sporting page Of the Herald
Courier, the outfielders of the
team representing Big Stone
Gap, waited patiently. but i'm
vain, for hits from Bristol bats
at paramount yesterday after
noon. The locals could not even
interest the visitors, for after
a D o "a fourteen had trotted
around the diamond and cross
ed the home plate, they allowed
themselN es to be put out. and a
uresome game was brought 70
a close.
Reynolds athletics failed II
give their master any ground
TO be proud of them in vester.
DAY s game. Larry Hall was in
the box, and worked beautifully
but how be had the courage 10
10 1t with such bad support
was what puzzled the grand /
stand.
Only twice during the game I
I'D Bristol have a chance To
GORE, and after the first innin0
here were odds on every hand I
hat the locals would be goose
gged, a prediction that was
My too true.
The Bristol rooters had ex
..ected a good game, but after
ne second inning. when the
isltors had piled up six runs
neir hopes were shattered
Toward the close of the game
ne Big Stone Gap men became 7
imost exhausted by base run.
ing; and no attempt was made
pile up runs.
Score by innings
-istol ooooonono
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1907-08-07
SPENT SUNDAY IN THE COVE.

The Editor and his family and
Euia Young Berrisford. Of tbc
rost. spent Sunday in the Cove
the guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. VIM
Young. " ''''
After dinner. the Editor felt
inspired 90 attend SUNDAY
school and was called ON for
an address. 80
Beng "a modest man bv ma.
ture. AMI outof practice I'm NAL
ing Sunday School addresseS
ne reluctantly declined but M
cepted with alacrity am invita-
tion 90 attend "a big picnic an
the third Sunday I'm this month
ne picnic will bee held ot the
w son school house noar
Ginger, and viii be un denomi
national in character. Every
BODY rs invited 10 come
The Union sunday school T.,
'he Cove is one Of the bestin the
whole county The Editor ,vas
isreeaoly surprised TO find f. I
largely attended by people Of
an ages. who seem % take much /
interest I'm The class work ana
general proceedings
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1907-08-07
FROM APPALACHIA.

Born TO Mr.. and Mrs. Harold
ter 80 : ID r.
a two story house Of Henry
Nhited caught fire Tbursday
evening and was soon CON.
sumed. 10"
l.. Phillips. of London. XIV
made "A business Cd trim here
last Thursday.
Chas. Dingus and wife of
Appleton City, No. visited here
last week.
Mrs w. II. Tompkins. who
has been quite IN for the past
'"lee weeks, is improving.
A party composed of the
, ~ Uses Iempleton, Misses Fl. /
I,ot1 thompson, Alley ma /
Breeding and Messrs. Tate Man
ess, anger Collier. Temploton
and.Ailey, picnicked az Stoneoa
a few days ago.
q. w. Thompson and wifoI
were here from Lancaster. XIV
one day last week. 30
George Brown aud wife an,
'ect 20 move into their nov
louSse ON Park Avenue this \
week. ''''S
Mr.. Tate has moved into ono
i Thomas Templeton's cot
Prof. G. II. Jones. Of I'm.
ersity of Alabama. an TnscS {
2osa' Is visiting his uncle " =
L. tompkins, at Rosemont
Mrs. sgd Case has been in f
'sposed the past week +,
Mrs. Pete Folmsbee -
aughter, Pearl, visited Mrs a
ase last week. r
VIM. Shepherd, aged "a vears
.ed at Cadet last Wednes6av
la was brought TO his home
ere and buried by the side of IA
g VIE, who preceded him IN \
'ee grave. He was one of An
"CSt CltlLtnS. -
N ISIS q 5. Tompkins aud Mrs
II Jones, of Southern Ala.
una, arrived Monday and are ,
Tests of their brother. w II -
'mpklns and family. ra
Mr.. and Mrs. White have re- to
'ned from pleasant visit tn b,
Has' Miss Emma Russell Of 10,
Iphur Springs, Texas. accom-,
med them home. &c
The school Board have elected tia
ioiiowtng teachers for Ills tn
zee; Prof. r. NJ. Doughertv
lncipaa Mrs. Grim Mrs. ce'
nmons, Misses Whitaker ana civ
sgs as assistants.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1907-08-07
PLAYING AT JOHNSON CITY.

The Big Stone Gap team is
playing a series Of six games of
bail at johnson City this week.
The score Monday stood 3 to o
n In favor of the Gap boys. and on
tuesday , TO l in favor of the
same team.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1907-08-07
"EyerybOdy ShouId Knnu

- ~. hays' Prominent bssioess
So. ','ii' Mo-, that HuckI~n'- Arnic.
- 81 = 'He QUICKEST aud surest healing
.r.,,,..s ~. ~PP"ea 10 sore. barn or
And know what I'm tsIli. 1ssu ~
o"SrAn'eed by ~ W Kelly. DrSggis, ~.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1907-08-07
''Nu'NlA STATE FARMERS INTlTurr
ROANOKE. va, AUGUST IA
AND rs. 1907.
NNVU NNION TICkFTS

EXCURSION TICKETS
One and one third fares An
gust ID, ID, l3 and D.. good for
1907. "'' w.
ne Institute has arranged
TOT AN excursion 10 the lanes
Town Exposition. Augustus
~. additional Information upon
Railway. ~ ~ w.
W. b BEvuL, q. T.. A.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1907-08-07

lows:
Rooters-"Boney" Jones, G
Sporty" Agee, p; Cashier
WITT, ID; "Cap" Bulitt. 2b,
..Chaik,', 50; Kelly. SIS: Allen
Carnes Ii; Dutch" Mullins, CT:
Bev. Fianay, rf.
Fans-Horton, c; Potter. D:
Doc Painter, ID; "Horney
Head Tinsley, %; "U N c ! e
) a c k" Goodloe, SIS; Long
Peck, %; big Chief" Gilly. If:
secretary" Taylor, CT; "He"
Fox. rf.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1907-08-07

""-esse hsis--bsumS~is. MeBr.ir
lhfes-i'ase kits--Painter.
send , - Town
Isssed baiis--Nippers, Bird.
'e'en naseS--W lies ,. Rrumf.id
+. ~s'' o" hasef--big Stone CAP s. Pulask ;
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1907-08-07

no"Ae oui Tor bunting ihird strike
N"-hHse hifs-W lies. Ronno
S'ses on hslls-Oa Rouno ,. phinps
S''sck Our by-Bonno O.. phipns ~
'oehie flays--Nassie to Cornesi
p. S'"l-" hases-Decker. Mullen. M.s.ie
Time hour so minute.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1907-08-07
BASE BALL

BIG STONE GAP VS.. BRISTOL.
Al Bristol. July 81. 1907.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1907-08-07

T''"vA oot hy-Neehurv : Hall ,.
l~o-hase Hus-N.ubur, -,
Btumheld. Glenn
limc-l hour 80 minutes
Umpire -Chas. Colman
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1907-08-07
GREATEST GAME or SEASON
Fans rs. RoOters.


The .'devil'' in the oe;ca -,
the Cleveland Press once ex.
pressed himself in rhyme con.
corning a baseball game which
me rain prevented. which So
aptly illustrates the feelings ~
TIE loyal fans last Saturday
afternoon that we give two
verses of this highly original
aod expressive production he
low: -" NC
The Raae.
blame the rane
II makes me soar
wlsht it wouldent
rane no moar.
why don't il rane
always at mite
an not stop gains
IN broad daylite.
However, the teams were On
nand IN spite of the rain and (
Fiayed a nine inning game with I
= resulting score of 9 to 8 which
was highly satisfactory 10 the
'Roofers. - - '''e
ne iine-u p OF the two teams
contained a number of veterans
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1907-08-07
BIG STONE CAP VS.. PULASKI


We failed 10 get the line.up
o' lhis game, but the score by
innings was: y
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1907-08-07

Just received, "a factory shin
nae OF McBeth lamp chimnevs
~ uollor. Hamblen Bros
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1907-08-07

quested TO observe the date
printed on their address slips
which will keep them at ali
times posted as TO the date
OF the expiration of their sub
scription. Prompt and timely
attention TO this request will
save all parties a great deal of
ANNOYANCE.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1907-08-07

Wallace "~'ss f"'~sA'
n's---k ees~ll 8. Bsa@Kela 2. VIII. -
''sa' D. Ns~bess 4. Decker 4. Nallen :
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-04-28
FAMOUS SPY
UNDER ARREST
ALBERT v, WARD, WHO WAS IN
CAIRO LAST WEEK, RUNS
AMuck AT CHICAGO.
CHARGED WITH FORGERY
rs Branded as a Swindlcr BY Indian.
sPoli1 Panies--tIe Lived in
That City For Forty
Years.

AIber V, Ward, a famous Confed
rate Spy during the Ciyil War, PAL
aiFo q visit last week and now the
iCa1tllng news is received from Chi
ago that he was arrested there
IN a charge Of forgery and obtaining
Money under false pretenses.
Ward Is IA years Of age, tall and
straight as an arrow with a face OF
marked characteristics. He was held
. the grand jury Friday in Chicago
by Municipal Judge Going, h entered
plea of net guilty His bond was
lXed at S2,500
w. c. Vurbucher, a guest at the Pal.
ner House, who cashed two checks
If $40 each, was the complainant,
Other evidence presented was a let,
.er from the State Bank of Indian
polls on which the checks were
lrawn The letter declar d that Ward
yea ID indianapolis forty years and
vas known To be a swinder.
The prisoner said that he had ST.
Nv tA' LILO h41diA ~ AiAE bdAlh " 4lEn ElG
cent % Chicago but that he had been
b spree and did not know how
much OF til account was left.
When Ward was in Cairo he flashed
arso sums of money at the hotel
here he stopped and at The same
me was "three-quarters overheard"
Il the time so that part of his story
bout b ing on spree has no doubt
rs among those who saw him here.
Il is believed however. that he had
'osigns upon a Cairo citizen here
nth whom he tried TO curry favor
'hilc here, whom he claim to have
let IN Mobile The Cairoite never
1viag Eeen in Mobile ara never har
ne met the ex-spy declined the over.
reg friendship
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-04-28
ODD FELLOWS
HIGHLY PLEASED
WiTH ENTERTAINMENT OF IN
TEBSTATE MEETING At NE.
TROPoLls FRIDAY.

TIC Cairo Odd Fellows and Re
Ibekahs are enthusiastic over the H.
Iterstate celebration held al Metropolis
( Friday. April 2Gth.
ever 1000 lodge members attende !
and oanl the little city In gala at
I tire with he national c0,ors dis
played. The parade started at 1870
p. ~ with four bands of music.
Beautifully decorated floats were fur
nisho1 par,henia Rebekah degree
staff 81 thirty members with their
piak and green umbrellas made a
nne apDea ancc.
The addresses of welcome On ODD
Fol'ovshiD were made bT MIR. Mar
ce-c weldon Of Cairo. speaker Of The
e0nerHt 1n and gico president + fhe
Tttci-al Assembly cf Illinois VINO
zorro e1 orcc'lcn. address rfe-rrg
.li,-c. 'r-iT t0 tic is9-es 70 Liaroll
en8 Natner
Ir tfo 1e al CaI Te io4 har
f1c bcruful rUai.st- wors 81 fEc
rsl cl-1h degree VIZ. orennlfel Iy
Paghe1ia gc. elah aaH before en-
.r ff-ce th.t c1c4lel Tile halding
3D. etn1~f clplCirr I1sar dee
c1nis 30 fae Subordinate dc-raes
TITO citizens ~ Metropolis 8re 8. Oh
Dr. praised hr fhc visiting iodEes fo-
tac.r admirable Hospitality Harris
i-rg. ire next meeting place win
have o. -aove lively in order t. c1ual
the Metropolis meeting
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-04-28
DENEEN HINTS At
AN EXTRA SESSION
SAYS LEGISLATORS MUST GET
BUSY AND PASS REMEDIAL
LAWS BEFORE QUITTING
IN A RAGE OVER DELAY
And Declares He viii Not Take Peo-
ple's Bame for Sighting of
LegisIation-Many Bills
Awaiting Action.

Springfield Ill, April Governor
/ Deneen Is Disguised with the do moth
\ Ing conduct Of tho general assembly
\ and II Is declared tonight viii as
lsurcdly cali special session If there
/ Is no sudden revolution in the
methods Of lawmakers. These two
statements are differences from what
tho executive said tonight, but those
who heard him did not doubt the cor
RICHNESS of their own conclusions nor
his willingness TO let the vo'ers of
Illinois know his position
On the other hand he stated firmly
that he had no desire to threaten the
legislature and did not wish to be put
in that position. He also refused to
be quoted while he drew attention to
the delinquencies Of the legislature.
II brief, his position was refusal to
bear The blame while others posed.
The legislation that will be urged
by the governor if he calls a special
session comp ehends measures solely
rome lal in their nature II is pointed
out That there is not single bill
political in It's character
Bills That Have Been Ignored.
Those bills relate to the following
Subjects Pure food and drink; pri-
mary law; anticipating supreme court
decisions; state inspection of banks,
especially private banks; factory in
spectiOn to protect the lives and
health Of working men and women;
insurance TO protect policy holders;
interest on state funds; fecasting Of
the practice act; appropriation for
state charitable and penal institu-
tions; railroads. especially giving /
state control Of stock aid bond is
sues ant-pass legislation; uniform
accounting
Thus far the legislature has done |
nothing, or next to no, hing, in regard |
10 these subjects The assembly has |
itself with trivial matters.
This is ascribed largely to the old |
time leaders, who, il is declared, have
been able to dominate the assembly
by reason Of the fact HAT it contains
II unusually large number of new men
in all Being inexperi
need, they have been easily con
rolled by the veterans.
Demands immediate Action.
Unless something is done by the
awrlakcrs Immediately the Cover
Tors cali for a special session is
likely TO be issued within ten days
fter the legislature adiourns
The leaders are getting in such
ositioa that they cannot accomplish
nything unless they accomplish it in
b next two weeks
The governors friends say he has
OF worked up the agitatlons for
amodial laws but That the demands
ONO from the people.
The duty Of the executive. they say,
nd. whea ne has made known these
emands to the legislature.
Tho basis for the governors re-
lsal TO be held responsible any
niger for the general assembly's in
elton is contained in the brief state
ent to the progress made by the
asses of bills already mentioned
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-04-28

Gsris nowadays seldom care 70 get
married before they are p They are
willing to get engaged. and many glris
SAY that the IDEAL life is to live a.
hone, have some business 70 occupy
Their tine. ana 3 fiance 70 spsd1 BIS
money On their snussmeuts-skstch
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-04-28

Gre 81 fhe re-clt candidates for re-
s.tica IS LIBRARIAN il the New farz
nuH.ic f1fary wrutc Oh her e-1miaa-
fta aaEr 81 answer o. question r.
r1-aGs The novels e Low WaAara
thst lis principal solk was Her
Ee1
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-04-28
Nc Larrsls fer The Her.

NIT -alIl'7 ~ TT ''I'''
4 CHICAGO man has discoTered that
white Of egg Is a sure cure for cancer
when applied directly II this is true.
the American hen is a greater bsne-
factoT 20 the human race than has
beer vssrDosed
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-04-28
~ TIE PINK.
&C. Plies Az

ES5 RizEs. AN Ex-
PE P SKATER WILL GIVE
AN EXHIBITION or FANCY
SKATING AND a uNIcYcLE
DASH DOWN a STAIRWAY,
a DARING AND SENSh-
TioNAL ACT. MONDAY AND
WEDNESDAY NIGHT AT
TIE ROLLER RINK
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-04-28

Results Is what the advertiser wants
and that is whst he gets when he
uHces MS advertising in the But
leiin.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-04-28

alccl1ts-t. ssil q witres-
cn r3 iu on English court 81
et1 l meas tt1i te makes
rs ~ hy advising people a. e.
getf.1g fallctions in their faeome
tax Oh. said the judge
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-04-28

Neither male nor female con TIets
n Engiist prisons are permitted r.
see mirror daring the period o.
Incarceration
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-04-28

April u. 1907.

FNPITI TOVf'
The state Federation of Women's
lubs had sent the third consignment
/ books here for the circulating IL
rafy and tho books have ben install
4 in pr Hall Whiteaker's office The
brary is proving a popular feature
nd is well patronized. Books are
rec
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-04-28

Afternoon ezcrrsion on large
81 amer }. s. 2.S0 70 40 D. m
Sunday, april g. Fare - cents.