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The Penn's Grove record., 1908-07-17
All Through the State.

New Egypt's annual lake carnival
will be held this year on the evening
of August IA.
The contract for dredging the
Salem River has been awarded to the
Pennsylvania Dredging Company, at
1919 cents per cubic yard.
Alonzo Carson, a we'll known resi-
dent of Cape May Court House, COM
mitted suicide by hanging himself in
an out-kitchen of his home on Hand
avenue. Mr.. Carson was fifty-four
years of age.
Condemn Advances to Royal Family.
A mass meeting, organized by the
Republicans and presided over by
Bernadino. Machado, the Republican
leader, at Lisbon, Portugal, passed
resolutions demanding a vigorous in
vestigation of the advances OF money
to the royal family and the misuse
of public funds during the regime of
the late King Carlos. A strong force
of police surrounded the meeting
place, but there was no interference
with the speakers, some of whom
were violent in their expressions.
Balloon Crosses Alps.
The Swiss Aero Clubs balloon Cog
Washington telegraph., 1908-04-17
Do Not Crowd the Season.

The first warm days of spring
bring with them a desire to get out
and enjoy the exhilerating air and
sunshine. Children that have been
housed up all winter are brought
out and you wonder where they all
came from. The heavy winter cloth.
ing is thrown aside and many shed
their fannels. Then cold wave
comes and people say that grip is
epidemic. Colds at this season ara
even more dangerous than in mid.
winter, as there is much more dan.
ger of pneumonia. Take Chamber
lain's Cough Remedy, however, and
you will have nothing to fear 1t
always cures, and we have never
known a cold to result in pneumonia
when it was used. Il is pleasant
and safe to take. Children like it.
For sale by J d Barrow.
Washington telegraph., 1908-04-17
NOT HIS ELEMENT

Half dozen summers spent on
the New England coast and an ac-
ouaintance with many retired sea
CAPTAINS have combined to prove 10
at least one young woman that "a
life on the ocean wave does not
lead to love Of salt water bathing.
One summer-her first at the
seashore-she selected in her mind
an old captain who had been round
the world many times as the best
possible person to teach her how to
swim.
"You will give me swimming
lessons, won't you, Captain RandY"
she said, with her most winning
, smile.
"Me9 Well, l guess not, young
lady," said the captain, gIancing
benevolentIy at her for a moment,
and then returning to his whiting
II havn't swum a stroke for more'n
twenty years, and never was what
Won would call a swimmer, anyway,
"Wby, | always thought sailors
swan spIendidly," said the girl,
with reproach in her voice.
"wheu they do they're apt to b
foolhardy, and make no end O. trou-
ble," said the captain, shaking his
head. There enough uses for
their legs and arms climtiog aloft
and stepping around lively at their
work without Topping into the wat'r
every chance they get"
"WelI, at any rate, you believein
saltwater bathing, don't you''' de-
manded the disappointed one, sum
moning fresh hope,
believe in it, ," echoed the
capt ain, meditatively, owe got to
believe in it because | see 1t is gong
on summer after summer; aud 1t S
, all tight enough FOR landlubbers,
MAY be. Bat as for me, followed
I the sea thirty years, aud during
:. that time enough salt water washed
up onto my gilt work to last me the
rest O my days. You get the Gle k
down to the grocery store to t9a' h
YOU swimming. It's more in bis
line than mine,
Washington telegraph., 1908-04-17
Commissioners Sale.

Notice is her. by given that by
virtue of IA decreta( order OF TIE
Hampstead Chaneery Court, made
ard rendered at the March Term
1908, in a certain case therein pen
ding in which Geo. Rosenberg was
plaintff aud Richmond Bradley was
defendant, | will sell ON
SATURDAY APRIL %, 1905
between the hours of Ten o'clock IN
the forenoon and Three o'clock IN
the afternoon, in front Of the east
entrance to the Court House in the
Town OF ashiagton, Arkansas, at
pubHe anc,ion, to the highest bid
der. the following described prop.
erty, lying and being in Hampstead
County Arkansas, to wit:
SE% of Sc a Of Section 6; & 2
Of NEl4 and n = of SCI OF See T.
NIL in Township u, SIR p West
containing 160 acres more or less
TERMS OF SALE
Said nroperty will be sold on
credit Of three months, and the pu'
cbosers will be required to oXecn'
notes with approved personal seeui
ily bearing interest from date o
sale at the rate of ten per centnm Pc
annum until paid, and lien WI
be retained on the property to sec0f
the pas meut Of the purchase none!
c. L Royston,
Commissioner in Chancery
Washington telegraph., 1908-04-17
DEMOCRATIC CENTRAL CON-
Met in Hope Last Friday
Connittie Appointed.

The Democratic Central Com
mittee chosen by the last County
Convention met in Hope last Friday
and organized by electing j. W,
Ellis of Ozan as chairman and T.,
y. Williams Of Washington as sec
retary.
An executive committee Of three ;
The Chairman, the Secretary and
DR.. II. l.. B'Shers Of Fulton, was
chosen to act in cases Of emergency
and to call the full committee when
Necessary.
Washington telegraph., 1908-04-17
Where There's a Will There's
a Way"

Cowardice sits aud whines 'I
can't;p courage forces success. q.
A. Ward entered a Byrne Business
College last year, with only $33 to
take bookkeeping and shorthand
course. He paid this on tuition and
material, did janitor work to pay the
rest, worked on Saturdays and at
odd times to pay his board. The
day he graduated he had paid his
tuition, all expenses, had $40 cash
and a $50 month position, secured
by the college, waiting for him.
Such courage and determination as
his always win respect, admiration,
aid, success!
Another young man enrolled with
us with less than $40. He paid his
ness, and prosperity, to the young
T. 4
Washington telegraph., 1908-04-17
STORE NEWS III: Nj. !. 4. !.
s4A ~sEs ~ ~ 6h1 n aElfN That ia
& 4 HESEs E2EA EGEa what your
- 4 HHEEA ia EbIN il will be u
GESHS H. ~ interest to
~. IL.

and bring 10 YOU that increase OF business you are
looking fer il you give US your store news to prihh
Washington telegraph., 1908-04-17

ness, and prosperity, to the young
mau-May he only be comfort to
Washington telegraph., 1908-04-17
CHURCH DIRECTORY

Services at the Methodist Church
every first anl third Sundays "a
IL, a. m. aal 7.3) p. IN.
S15bath Sthool every Sunday
at 10, a. III.
E2votth Lo1gle ,at 5, p. m.
elsa Slll1y aaa. Prayer meetln5 :
very Wednesday evening at 7.30.
Rev. y. d. LINDSAY, Pastor
Services at the Presbyterian
Church every fourth Sunday.
Sabbath School every Sunday
at 10 Il. IN,
REV. S. i. HOGAN, Pastor.
Services at the Baptist Church
every second Sunday at II o'clock
and at night; Sunday School every
Sunday morning vt II O'Clock.
j. b. LUCK, Hastor.
Episcopal Services at the Presby-
t9rian church every sec md and
fourth Thursday nights,
Dr.. SYKES, Rector.
Washington telegraph., 1908-04-17

R. c. BGuIdin is the authorized
Solicitor and Collector for the
TELEGRAPH, ard all receipst
for moneys issued by him cover
ing accounts held by this Com
pany will be recognized by me-
J. E. Gold, Mgr,
TELEGRAPH PRINTING GO.
Washington telegraph., 1908-04-17
TWO YEAR SENTENCE
Given Nobe Perkins Wednes-
day For Assault.

Nobe Perkins charged with as
sault with intent to kill one Hay
wood Muldrow, tried by jury
Wednesday, resulted in verdict
of guilty and his punishment was
assessed at two years in the state
penitentiary.
Washington telegraph., 1908-04-17
Estate VS. Ed CROW
StatI Failed to Make a Case
1,d Acquitta1 Resulted.

Y,a case Of state Of Arkansas VS.
Earl Grow, charged with murder in
the first degree. was pnt on trial
slonday. The state failed to make
ont . ease and the jury returned a
verdict of not guilty after being out
only n few minutes.
Washington telegraph., 1908-04-17
GETS one YEAR
Jerry Thompson Gets Sentence
For Hog Stealing.

Jerry Thompson charged with
hog stealing was tried Wednesday,
the jury returned "a verdict of guilty
and fixed his punishment at one
year in the state penitentiary.
Washington telegraph., 1908-04-17

- -
way, board aud tuition, by Jsn'tor
work, milking, cutting wood, etc
Business men ADMIRED his pluck and
aided bim. He completed, did the
official reporting of his district iof
four years, and is today the respect
ed head Of a growing college
Another young man quit WORK l"
a saw mill in debt, borrowed the
money TO come to our school tor a
combined course of bookkeeping
and shorthand. brought his wife
with him, did light housekeeping,
: The day be finished his course we
placed him in good railroad posi-
ton at $65 per month, and he ba'
advanced until he is now getting
more than 800. What would weak
ness OR fear have doue for this
young men?
1 Don't put it off, but enter now
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-09-03
Eat Mores Meet

rhe Eat More club held farewell
junction in honor Of the members vhr
viii leave for college soon TuesIas
evening at the residence Of SIR AMI
Ms. Z Ellis Cox on Lower Washing
ton avenue. their daughter Miss Wmi
frei. being the hostess
The affair BEGAN in the afternoon
when basket ball tennis and croquet
were PLAYED on the lawn. the hasset
BAH game coming to an untimeIv and
spectacular end when the bali sent
over the fence su8 vas smasheI into
snitheTeens hy Mr. Byron Herbert's
arto which happened 10 De passing.
Supper vas served al dark iu the
dining room picnic fashion the
via1ds which we're purchased by the
boys having been prepared and
cooked in a most delectabie manner
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-09-03
Fads and Fashions.

New York, Sept 2.-It viii not be
many weeks before every artificial
curl and puff will be cast aside as en-.
tirely out Of date. Even now they
are not seen on the ultra fashionable
women. The time has come when the
hair will not have TO be curled win
hot iron and decorated with puffs in
order 70 be in fashion And there
are some very attractive. simple and
becoming kays Of dressing the hair
which will be found more satisfactory
because they are natural and very
effective. The soft pompadour is gen
orally becoming and IL is really the
most popular way OF arranging the
hair Parting the hair does not mean
that it is drawn back perfectly smooth
but puffed a little az The sides and II
the hair is naturally wayy this can be-
done very prettily The Grecian knot
is a favorite and very appropriate
twist az this time i'm fashion. But
there are numerous ways Of arranging
il in back al the na9e o. the uect
and person may ind a purely orig
inal way that becomes her face. Wher
the hair is long the braid may d.
brought up TO the top 81 fhe head ami
placed on both sides This is espef
tally becoming 20 young girls amt
many young ladies have adopted tho
style fer the summer months
FLORENCE FAIRBANKS.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-09-03
WARMER WEATHER
IS PREDICTED
COOL WAVE WILL FOLLOW NEXT
WEEK WITH FROST PROB
ABLY IN NORTHWESTERN
AND CENTRAL STATES.

Tae following telegram was re-
cci1ed ar The local weather bureau
station last evening by Observer W
T. Barron
Washington. D. e.. Sept. ,.
The temperature viii rise during
f3e ncNf few days over the interior
and eastern portions Of the United
States. The neat important baroma-
trio disturbance will cross the Rocky
Mountains and plains states about the
close OF the week. the central valleys
and lake region the beginning OF net
week. and reach the Atlantic states
TUESDAY or "Wednesday attended bv
rains that viii be confined largely 10
HE middle and northern districts of
re 'nitei States and followed ~ a
cool wave that viii be likely to cause
frost in the northwestern and north
central states.
WILLIS J.. MOORE.
Chief T. : Weather Bureau.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-09-03
SOCIAL PERSONAL:


, by the girls whose knowledge of do
nestle science gained at saha Of last
year was brought into fequisition
After supper there was an i'm
IpFomptu program Of music. dramatic
readings and dialogues followed By
charades and other old-fashioned
games which made an evening of the
irartst pleasure for an the happy
party.
pleasant feature of the occasion
WIS the presentation of a handsome
silver spoon by the club members to
Mrs Cox, their popular chaperone for
the past season the presentation
speech being made in graceful fashion
by Hugh Johnston, president OF the
club
Mr. Harrison Of Rome. Mo- aud
Mrs T. p. Farrin, Jr., We're guests Of
the club
The club had intended TO aisband
Tor the season, school drties bidding
Fair to put a stop to festivities, but
I was decided to hold an occasional
meeting and officers were elected as
ollows President Glenn Butler;
leo president Kate Gilhofar treas
lrer Winifred Cox; secretary Charl
iurther,
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-09-03
OFF For Coilena.

Tire class Of 'oS Cairo High schoo
will have a good representation in the
colleges this year, several boys and
girls having prepared to leave this
month for higher institutions OF learn
ing.
These who viii leave ana the
schools they will attend are as fol-
lows:
Hugh Johnston Lake Forest Col
lega Lake Forest, ILL.,
Albion Anderson and Frank Blotkin
University of Missouri Columbia
Roy Humber. University OF Chicago
Harvey Alba, Chicago.
Erich Sehwartze University of Hi
nois Champaign.
Miss Birdie Mae Matthews. Belmont
College, Nashville Tenn,
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-09-03
WHAT A CAIRO
DRUGGIST THINKS

Bonds Pills are the best I ever
sold handled them with great salts
faction when in business at Pine
fiinff Ark.
They sell finc'v with me here ana
please the consumers every time.
J. b. BREWER.
lll3 Washington Ave.
Cairo. Illinois
If you are troubled with Headache
BiIiousness. Malaria or NeU ralgia try
these nstehiess pills one time.
Al Druggists. IS cents.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-09-03

street sewer is still IN progress. bH
viii probably be- finished today or to
morrow The sewer has been cleared
from the center a. Commercial ayenu.
To the river and only a small section
iu the southwark curve needs to b.
opened, after which the work of con
meeting the CID sewer anal The new. ar
Commercial avenue. will BE- undertak-
g. The oil sewer is in bad shane
az this point ID has been leaking
and has eayei in. and has had to be
-.us>ed Hp. But The connection wiu
probably tc male with little diff
Guilty when al is ready for g.
Tire street committee of the CITY
council wiil meet TODAY TO consider
ids on the work at Tenth auI ONO
streets 4 special meeting ~ The
cts cruaeii sin probably be held no.
night 90 -pt THE lowest bid. and
aurk on this viii Do commenced al
once. probably tho first of next week
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-09-03
TRAFFIC CHANGE
At BIRDS POINT.
COTTON BELT AND IRON NOUN
TAIN TEMPORARILY ABAN.
DON DIRECT CONNECTIONS.
SERVICE
viii Be BY Steamsr--Frejght Service
Via Belmont and Theoes-
Companies VIII Have Own
Wharfkoat

For he time being, ana until an,
other incline is built at Birds Point.
the direct train service between that
point and Cairo viii be interruptea.
The new order Went into effect at +
O'Clock yesterday afternoon. Agent
j Z. Luby was here yesterday ana
announced the following Arrangement
until further notice
All passenger business tor the Cor
ton Belt and Iron Mountain will be
transferred by the steamer ST. Louis
passengers being landed here ana
taken from here at the Halliday Il
Phillips wharfboat, where tickets NAV
be had. This whrafboat viii be used
until the railroad companies own
"hRafboat arrives from 81 Louis
which win he anchored lust below the
Halliday & Phillips wharfboat. Matl
and express for these two roads viii
also be handled from the waarfboot
The boat viii I5ave the wharf daily at
the usual time
The freight business for the Iron
Mountain will be handled via Bel
mont transfer being made By the
steamer Marian The freight busi. |
ness for the Cotton Belt will be
handled by the Illinois Central vita
Fhebes and Illmo Freight for both I.
.hese roads will not be received aftef
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-09-03
TWo-HEADED BABY DIES.

New Orleans. La. Sept. 2.-Lttis
John Bernard Murray. the twr
healed baby which has atirartc G
considerable attention a. the New
Orleans charity hospital for wee.
or more. died TODAY following an ope!
alton for The removal Of one Of ID.
heads performed upon him several
days ago.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-09-03

The Cairo Baptist ladies' will give a
reception this evening at the home o.
Judge and Mrs W 5, Dewey at Twen
ty-sixth and Elm streets, This after
noon the children are invited and
special effort will be made to enter
tain them.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-09-03
SPANISH WAR VETERANS
PARADE BOSTON STREETS

Boston, Sept 2-The principal
event Of the encampment Of the Span
ish war veterans took place this after
noon when 5000 uniformed veterans
paraded through the streets of the
city. A detachment of FIVE hundred
marines and sailors from the battle
ship Mississippi. which reached port
to-day. participated.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-09-03

The United Garment Workers Cf
America, local uniCn No. 81 will civ
a benefit ball at Ascalon Lodge hall
Friday evening, Sept IS The funds
accruing from the affair will form
nucleus for the fund for sick, acct.
dem or death benefits OF the union
Miss Laura Warren is president o
the union
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-09-03
Quits Saloon Business.

Richard Kranklin who has conduct
ed saloon on orderly lines on Ohio
street. has decided to abandon that
branch OF the business and hereafter.
will sell only sealed packages OF
liquor Mr. Franklin closes his es-
Establishment daily at 6 p IN. and does
not reopen until morning.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-09-03

II is not expected tAaj this arrange.
ment will be a permanent one. be.
cause il is rather expensive way of
handling the Cairo business for both
roads the haul being considerably
longer. Il is expected that as soon as
practicable another incline will he
built ar Birds Point, al some place
which will be secure. This can not
be selected TIN the river has quit cut.
ing. which viii De- II is thought after
IL has Strengthened itself ont a little
in that locality r. seems REASONABLE
certain that Birdss Point will not be
abandoned bg the Two railroads.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-09-03
Will Study Music.

Thomas I. Taylor, musician who
is well known BY reason of his excel
lent music for dances has resigned his
position at the postoffice and left last
night for St. Louis and Mattoon 10
visit friends. From the latter place
he will go to Chicago to enter the
Chicago College of Music for a coursa
Of study.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-09-03
They Take The Kinks Out.

Il have used DR. Kings New Life
Pills for many years. with increasing
satisfaction. They take the kinks or
of stomach. liver and bowels. without
fuss or friction" says n f. Brown.
of Pittsfield. Vt Guaranteed salts.
factory at all drug stores 25 cents.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-09-03
LAWN FETE

4 lawn ieir VIII be- given hr -h4
Cheerful WORKERS ~ the Cairo Banffsf
church THURSDAY afternoon aud even
ING AZ the residence Of Judge and
Mrs " :. Dewey ef92 Elm ST. -et-
Children especially are invited in the
afternoon from 3 10 6 O'Clock. Al
lission IS cents.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-09-03

The Christian Enleayor Of he I'm
manuel Lutheran church will give a
Lawn fete Thursday evening Sept, 10,
at the residence of the Misses K'ee
at 2o27 Walnut street All are cor
daily invited.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-09-03
Progress on Station.

Cool progress is being made in the
erection Of the addition to the Cen.
trail Union Station at Second and
Ohio streets. The foundation is in
and the superstructure well under
way, the frame work being up.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-09-03
WRIGHT SEES MANEUvERs.

Junction City. Kas. sept Seer
iary Of War Wright septn an inter
sitting dsy Al Fort Riley today. Noun
Cd ON 2 horse the secretary vas On Tire
thicsest of The maneuvers. The SEER
tary expressed himself a. pleas. /,
with the work q fthe troops.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-09-03
L avn Social.

The Christian Endeayor society OF
the Presbyterian church will give a
lawn social Friday evening at the res
dence OF Judge and Mrs William y,
Butler on Walnut street
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-09-03
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF
Will open Store,

Mrs. W. S. Morris will open dry
goods, notions and millinery store at
Sycamore and Thirty-fifth streets in
few days.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-09-03

Have The Bulletin on your brsss.
fast table every morning II VIII eosl
yOa only tvo ,ssh per ssy.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-09-03

Rev. g. 5 Buchanan aud family
have returned from vacation spent
al points in Indiana. Prof Roy Buch-
aHsp brother OF Mr. Buchanan. ar
rived Yesterday 70 visit him. H. vas
graduated ia Jrne from Hanover clI-
lego ~ Hanover Ind and vill be a
member Of the faculty OF the Unicn
Academy this year
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-09-03

Read The Bulletin and get the new 4
while u Ia newR
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-09-03

q daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Henr
- Clich
.
= Mrs J. d. Ladd has returned rtr
. iugton and Paris, Ky.
O. Fl f. Halliday has returned from
u Evanston where he visited his famil,
u
e r. II. Allison of Harrisburg. train
y master Of the Big Four railroad was
d here Yesterday on business,
Miss Eugenia Miller OF Willard, is
he"e to attend the teachers insttut
land is guest at The Halliday,
Louis was in the city yesterday e.
route TO his former home in Vienna
Daniel Delaney Of st Louis, travel
Pacific railroad Is in the city on bust
ness
Mr. and Mrs. Guy P. Eichenherger
EXTENDED trip to points on the Pacific
Itoast-
Rev. l. 9. Graham. pastor OF Ca
vary Baptist church has removed from
~
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-09-03
Seventh Birthday Celebrated.

A very elaborate and delightful 50
| ial affair was given Yesterday after
oon BY Mrs. F. |. Nassauer at her
BEAUTIFUL home on Upper Wa .hington
venue in celebration of the seventh
irthday of her son, Harry The de-
4ila Of the party We're most complete
nd many happy devices for the chill,
rem pleasure We're arranged
Or the lawn there were numerous
! wings. a merry-goround. see-saws.
'oboPgan slides, and.a tent making a
Gene cutie like a miniature White
s.ty or Coney Island In the tent
'rappe was served and then a peanut
STUNT was engaged in, Albert Gallagher
Ir., being the winner of the prize for
finding the most nuts There was a
fish pond filled with mysterious pack
ages of delightful things aud strange
10 relate everybody was lucky and
caught a fish. Ice cream and cake
We've the refreshments with chewing
gum and pop corn as entrees
Mrs. Nassauer was assisted in en-
tertaining by Mrs. G W Logan. Mrs,
D. l.. Marx. Mrs, w P Greaney ami
Misses Emma Kleb and Lynette Grea-
neg.
Many pretty and unique gifts were
presented to the young hest
The invitation list included the fol. |
lowing children,
Katherine Carey Katherine Muir
raw Geraldine Thistewood Richard |
Denisou, Lynette, Marion and CARROLL
1reauey Jean Perrault, Adelaide and /
Ruth Rendleman Catherin Cunning |
hahn EVELYN Mcfarland, Fern Keatcn. |
Clinton. Terrell, Marion. Allen ami
Eleanor McManus Margaret Logan,
Eleonore Aver. Willard Pryor Willie I
Simons Elizabeth Morehead. Eugene 4
InI Gordon Ellis. Robert HALLIDAY.
Virginia Antrim. Emile and Curtis
'rchlet. Albert Gallagher Charlotte
N Dorothy Candee Arthur Thistle
wood Doris. Stanley and Ruth Marx.
'ata.rine and Clits Schuh Otto
}u1er Elizabeth Lusk. Carroll Kauf-
nan Marie Woelhe. Anna Nav This
levood Herbert Halliday. Margaret
MI Albert Denzel John Mattiugly.
'atheriue Smith, Louise Halliday
l8rrft ami John Clark Vesta Wood
Frances Cannon Helen Wywau. Al
iar' H1'au. Luia and Erica Mel star
insel Howard AMI Margaret Flack.
'arl Weber Robert Read Russell
inr-- MARY Iauaan. Angie Linthi-'
um Lind and sullivan.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-09-03

daughter OF Mr. aud Mrs Henry
Clicl,
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-09-03

IN Cairo nearly everybody reads
The Bulletin.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-09-03

Charles DoPcw is the guest ct bis
parents Nr. AMI Mrs Nelson C. d
Pew o. The HALLIDAY on route from
Shreveport la. where he has been
located for -Cmo time. to St Louis
where be- viii engage in the lumber
business with bis uncle Joseph Per
kins
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-09-03

Fl f. Halliday has returned from
Evanston where he visited his family
at their summer home
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-09-03

r. II. Allison of Harrisburg train.
master Of the Big Four railroad was
here Yesterday on business.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-09-03
WORK ON SEWERS
Clearing Out Tenth Street sew--
Nearly Finished Work on Out
let Nest week.

The .erk Of cleaning out the Tenth