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The Cairo bulletin., 1908-07-05
Alexander County. Population 22ds7.

County Clerk, JESSE T.. Mill Et.
Circuit Clerk, LEE = DAVIS.
Sheriff, FRANK f. DAVIS
States Attorney. ALEX. WI son.
County Superintendent of Ech' ols,
PROF. JOHN SNYDER.
Assessor and Treasurer, FRED y.
kELLIS.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-07-05

The Bulletin is on sale al the follow
Ing places:
coieman's 2ia Eighth Street
Halliday House News stand.
blue Front Restaurant.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-07-05

The fact that an agent is entitled to
retain as his compensation a certain
of the fund collected for
his principal is held, in Com. VS.. ia
cobs 81 Ky. j., Rep. 921, 10i S. "
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-07-05

And the right to consider the incon-
home in awarding damages for con
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Board of County Commissioners.
!. ] JENNELLE, Chairman
GEORGE PARSONS.
DR.. EDWIN CAUSE.
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345, IS /. r. A. IN 81 51l in cas- he
refuses TO pa" over any Of the fund,
bat uses II al fer his cwn benefit net
to take the act out of the operation of
a statute providing punishment for an
agreement who shall convert to his
cwn use money ef his principal
which has come into his possession.
contract whereby one interested
in defeating the probate of viii
agrees to intcrpose no objection there
to is held. in GroschowsM VS. Grcch
owshi (NebJ l09 N. w. 742, IS l.. r.
A. IN. c. 4Si, not TO be void as
against public policy, unless made col
msiyeiy and in fraud Of ether parties
interested in the estate,
That witness may be permitted tn
identify an accused person solely from
having heard his voice is declared, II
harmoay with thu other authorities On
the question in Mack rs state (Fla)
A So. zoo. Is l.. r. a. IN. 81 37S
The right of the owner of propertv
to compensation for improvements
made by the taher before condemna
tion proceedings is denied in Me
Carren VS. jefferson School town
ship Undl s. n, +. 70, 13 l.. r. A.
IN. s. Al.
And the right to consider the incon-
yenience resulting from the loss of
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-07-05

On July 3rd. little son Of Mr.. JacN
Winters accidentally shot off one o.
his fingers while carelessly handling
an old pistol, The finger was ampu-
tated by Or Dunning, and the littIo
fellow Is doing we'll
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-07-05
CAIRO IN 1866.
(From the Daily Democrat.)

Public school examinations We're
held cn the closing days in June in the
clcsod without any special exercises.
Frof Angel was principal
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-07-05

At a meeting of the city council on
July End on motion Of Alderman Da
yd J. Baker, the attorneys for the
city were instructed to take an ap-
peal in the wharfage case.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-07-05
FOR CORONER.

DIR. JAMES M'MANUS authorizes
The Bulletin to announce his candi'
dacy for the Democratic nomination
for the office of county coroner at the
primary election to be held Saturday,
August 8.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-07-05

The firm of h. Hurd & Son was or
ganized July End. Chas. r, Hurd be
ing the junior partner.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-07-05

patriotic theatrical entertainment
was advertised to take place at the
Atheneum, on July 4th Among those
who were to assist were Miss Mollia
Howe and the beautiful Powers Sis
tors These latter were precocious
children of Perry Powers prominent
citizen. The orchestra, Wittig's Band
struck for double wages, which de.
mand was refused. and the perform
ance was called off
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-07-05

THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO., ATLANTA. GA.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1908-10-30

Is regarded as further unmistakable
evidence of the alliance OF the Re
publican party with the trust interests
for the election of Taft. Senator
Crane may not be very well known by
the farmers and laboring men OF the
west, but he has very extensive and
intimate acquaintance in Wall street
and with the trust protected interests
of the east. He belongs to that little
coterie of men who rule the United
States senate. He is the principal ad-
visor of Senator Nelson w. Aldrich, OF
Rhode Island, who stands at the head
of the Standard OIL list of senators.
Senator Crane is second in command.
The failure of Chairman Hitch
cocks campaign for Taft made 1t
s.. A. DonphIiconc IN form
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1908-10-30

lican victory in 1904. and then asked:
.'In view Of this Endorsement. II be-
comes pertinent and opportane to In
quire. what has the Republican parry
done In the last four years OF govern
ment control TO forfeit public conn
dence or create distrust in Its capac.
Ity for future administration
For this question the Rochester
New York; Union and Advertiser
finds a striking answer This is the
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1908-10-30

tiser takes out of the mouth OF SEN
ator Burrows own party as stated in
the Republican Platform OF 1896: I'm
the broad effect of its policy 1t has
nrecinitated manic. Lighted industry
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1908-10-30
r. to procure funds will

o carry on their prOpdSdHud.
ian is better suited to do the cemen
ng than is Senator Crane. He is
of high standing and Is
rust magnate. His interests lie VIII
hose who are monopolists and vii
ne trusts.
eesseseseeeeoseseesse
Living cost-Wages.
Has cost of living increased
faster than have wages? The
answer is found in the follow
Ing table of two lines:
Increase.
Cost of living ......49 per cent
Wages .lS per CSpt
Frank w. Hitchcock, now
National Republican chairman.
former first assistant postmas-
80, aaoar,I recommended a
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1908-10-30


3 pensation of letter carriers, CIV .
ing as his reason that cost OF ?
. living has materially increased. >
Salaries of senators and repre-
. sentatives we're increased 80 per .
cent. and many speeches were >
made in both bodies to show ,
. that so heavy has been the in y
crease in living cost that the :
raise in congressional salaries
= was necessary, lest only wealthy .
men be able to accept office in ,
. either branch of the congress. .
. Need any housewife be told ,
. these facts? Is there a head of ,
: family who does not realize ;
. their truth?
sssssssssssssseeeeessseses
The Republican Party's Own Answer
In his address to the Republican ma
tional convention. Temporary Chair
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1908-10-30

--.....s=.. S' .sssa1so, ." many n,"n"p"
s,.ss''n, ~. 4, a. force aud power IN
wal nfreot AIR. VIM. Nelson crom-
vol who. we ara informed, contrlhn'
ed $50 goo to tho Republican campaign
fund. In alno n director In many trusts
that tho Roosevelt party should have
boforo tho courts answering indict
menta for violating the antitrust law
vnthor than contributing 60 tho Re. ,
publican campaign fund
mir. DUPONT hsa resigned. tho
pnpcra tell un. from the chairmanahip /
of tho Spoakera bureau presume
ho Resigned from the Speakers bureau |
no ho could give more timo 10 the
propnrntion OF his defense for the |
violation OF tho nntitruat law
Tho fnct that the alleged lottcr from
Ex President Cleveland. puhlinhod
originally In the Now York Tlmca. ~
u forgery. created no nurprinc NJ Dom
ocrntic honduuartcrn From the very
frat tho publication of thia letter IN
one Of tho mout partisan pnrorh nnp
portinp Judge rnft wan regarded m
onmpnlgn trick. After exploiting the
fovpory In Republican pnpern, cam
pnign managers OF That party had tins
misrepresentation of the dead ptoai'
don't circulated nn u cnmpnlsn docn
mont Tho New York rimea has boon
fnrced To admit that Il DETAINED Mr.
cloyoinndn' memory when II pun.
unhed tho rnko interview Worry mat
urnlty. Mira. Cleveland aud tho oNoon'
tor az tho late ENrrcaidonin' ontnto
hnyo come forward aud oxponcd thln
monl viialnoua misrepresentation ol
tho tnnmory of dead president with
In the history of the nation.
aneahing Of the oNponuro OF tho
rimea story Air, ioAcphuh hahiob.
chairman Of the rrcan inroau, aaid;
Il wan In New York when the Tlmnu
printed tho fraudulent Cleveland let
tor 10 my mind Il bore upon tia
face the evidence that II waa crudo
forgory. doing violence to tho known
nontlmcnta of Mr Cleveland, found
that mnni Of MIR cloNeland'n fricnda
aud nearly all the Newspaper mon he
ilovcd u to he u fake. Mira. Cleveland
hnn protected the memory OF her diH'
tnguluhod husband by her courno In
the matter. Tor tho letter, na pub
linhcd, did violence To- hia uttornncon
and "a hln public career, wan In
formed az tho time that the forged
letter wnn offered Ia tho Now York
Herald aud "a tho New York World,
hut thcy refunod to touch Il, The
New York rlmon has good motto
IAN tho nown thntn NJ to rrint."~lt
would do well to add mo fake ator
len printed that other iournala refnao."
~Thouo Republicans who have boon
spending money derived from truatn
20 circulate tho fraudulent Cleveland
letter must if honcM, apond az much
money to circulate pamphlets saying
that the letter they circulated wan q
ciumay fraud"
Post Card system.
Whom MIR raft learned that the
mountain would not come 10 Mahomct,
he decided that Mahomct muat 80 to
the mountain When he found that
the people would not come 60 him and
linfpu to hia anoVcheA from the golf
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1908-10-30

u y
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1908-10-30

BALTIMORE CITY.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1908-10-30


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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-03-22
Raleigh Social News
fspeoial d rhs Times pi.ratch. |


RALEIGH II. O. March 21,--A marriage
III witch many people were Interested too<
place "Wednesday afternoon, wien M. q. y.
Giant. III. prominent attorney from
Motksvilin and member OF tho House OF
Representatives from Dayc county. lcd 70
hb hymnnctl lItat Miss Helen Brewster, the
ceremony being at the home of the brides
irothnr MIR w. II. Bishop, on Wilmington
Street Palms. ferns and cut flowers were
fo- the wodding. Nj. H. c. Duncan, FORMER
collector OF internal revenue, but now 20
receiver Tor the seaboard Air Line, WIS WAS
best man There were no other ATTENDANCE
rho bride is "a young woman of rare personal
charm, greatly admired In wide circle OF
friends. Mr. and Mrs. Grant have gone to
their future home III Moclsville.
Numerous friends in Raleigh were taken
by surprise the past week by kilograms from
Jcltico. Tenn. conveying the ihtelllsohry
that Miss Emfnf,, Horton of his city. ana
Nj, w j. Lougec. of Durham. were unltca
in marriage at Jdico Wednesday MISS
Horton Ia an especially handsome young Mo-
u,an greatly admir- cd hS many friends mere
she had gone to Tennessee to Nislt heF
cousin. Mrs. rhomn5 G. Pace.
The Central Methodist Epworth League
was entertained Taesday evening WIN q
program. features Of which were SOLOS ny
Mrs George tiroaspp. With piano accom-
Janirnent by Miss Mamie Thomns, ana reel
iations by Miss Euln Payne.
There was a speciaJ meeting OF the wake
county committee Of Colonial DANES Tues
,lav afternoon for tho purpose OF formulating
important plans relative to worS TO ne zone
before The annual meomg OF lhe Sthtc so
.iety in Wilmington In May. Mrs ~. -.
Andrews is chairman for the Wake COM
Juittee.
Friends here have received invitations 20
tie marriage OF Mise Elizabeth onhelia
Scung, Of Durham to Sir. Rufus Walker
King of this city, the ceremony to be at
the home of The brides parents, in Durham,
March 2dh trhcy VIII reside IN Raleigh
Much amusement was afforded many poo.
PIE Friday evening at u measuring party
eiyan BY the Ladies' circle OF Ednnion
street Methodist church for the heheh' OF
spscfai work Ench' guest paid uns cent
10 escl, foot Of height and an extra cent
The ladies' of Ralcigr--l5O or rnore-who |
constitute Tho Raleigh Choral society are
deeply Interested aud busy now With the
interpretations for the secnnd annual music
festtvai by this aggregation. which has com"
- be the musical event ri each season rms
..car tho festival Will hn Mond:iY ana tues
WAYS under tho direction of E'rol. Wade II.
Brown dean of music at tho Baptist Uni |
NcrsitN for Women.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-03-22
WayerlY Social News.

Special TO The Times DISPATCHED
WANERLY, VA, March ol.--On
Tuesday evening last tire spacious City
Hall was FILLED 10 Overlooking with an
cNpectant audience To witness the nre.
sentatiou of tho amusing ,.Arce- comedy
What's Next" under the cfliuient man.
agcmcnt Of Mrs, J. Il. MAY, Tho bril-
liant electric light enhanced the beauty
of the maidens and their Handsome
costumes. aud Cach ono taking part
did credit 10 himself. Mrs L. @.
Vaughan as the Country Girl and Irish
Maid, and Mrs Lucy A, Campbell MS
Maiden Lady, aud Mr.. r. j. Moore.
in his dual Character Of School Boy
and Policeman, wcar especially good
and scored a hit, Miss Burt vas par
tlcularly handsome as a fashionahle
mairop, hIr. and Mrs, Maddcr were
well matched, dosplte their frequent
conluenl tlffs, Mr., -, NJ Burt maids a
typical Farmer, while pr, Vaughan as
Schoolnlaster, and Mcssrs John NAV
Tin and Floyd Johnson, as Dude ana
Rancher we've excellent Miss LIZZIE
Fleetwood tho widow looking for No
?, and Mrs, Lucy a, Chappcll the old
maid IN search Of No. J. we're formidu-
Bile rivals,
ON FRIDAY evening the Phiomathea
Club met with Mrs, Lucy q, i.hannaiL
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-03-22
Wilmington Social News.

Especial to Tho Times Dispatch.
WILMINGTON n. c., March Elm the
social lifo of the city the present week tn,
cardinal event probably, the annual
rooms of Harmony Circle, The Purim festi-
val was merrily observed by the Jewish peo-
pie of Wilmington. and Tuesday afternoon
the yearly Pur,m bali took place, and was
followed in the evening By n dance OF
grown-ups in the ballroom OF the Harmony
clpated in the ball, and it was n brilliant
affair.
whe social event at the Young MEMS
Christian Association Thursday night, being
termed THE Contributors Dinner" was u
success. The delightful affair
Ing and DR.. Joseph Alderman, president OF
the association, cleverly acted as toastmas-
ter Among those who responded TO toasts
were Mr. George c, Huntington. interstate
secretary for North and South Carolina, and
Mr.. II. o. Williams. of the international
railroad work of the Y. NJ. c. A.
Society folks are delighted with the news
TIA; the Glec Club of the University OF
North Carolina intends TO include this city
in Its tour to be made after Lent. The
musical will be looked forward TO with muci
pleasure. and the members of the club VIII
ba honored with many social functions upor
the occasion OF their visit.
Preparations are being made for the
annual convention of the North Carolns
division of the r. p. A.. TO be held In this
local organization, known as Post G. has
appointed all necessary committees to look
after the coming convention.
The house party. OF Airlie- the Sound
Mr.. and Mrs Pembroke Joness elegant re-
treat, was In merry swing all the week and
Ing a grqtesdue masquerade party Thurs
day night.
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Bcrryville Social News.
rsnee,sIto The Times-pispateb.l

[SpeclaIto The Times-Dispatchl
BERRYVILLE, VA, March 2I.-Mr.
C. c. Conklyn, of Charlestown, w. Va,
has been visiting friends in Berry
vile for several days.
Mrs. Helen Page McGin is visiting
her parents. DR.. and Mrs. r. p. Page.
Rev. e., E.. Norther, of Winchester,
SPENT several days in Berryville. in
the interest of a local lodge OF indie
pendent order of Odd-Fellows. A
number of names We're secured, and it
is hoped that the requisite number to
charter a lodge will soon be added to
the list.
Mr.. Elliott, of Roanoke. addressed
a fairly good audience in Winston
Hall Tuesday night in the interest OF
Modern Woodmcn OF America There
were four other gentlemen with him.
their object being to strengthen and
increase the membership of local camp
Lenten services have been held in
parish house of Grace Episcopal Church
on Tuesday evenings and Wednesday
and Friday afternoons.
Mr.. w. r. Hodges, of Richmond, rep
resentative of Macmillan Company,
visited the teachers of the High School
one day last week in the interest of
his company. He passed. trough
Berryvillo Thursday again en- route to
Winchester.
A large steam, automobile Is to lie
put in place of the stagecoach between
Bluemont and Winchester. and Will
make two trips each day, instead of
one now made. The machine would
have been in operation before now hut
for an accident to 1t on the trial trip.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-03-22
Charlotte Social News
[sneelnl,n rlc rImes- DIspateh. ]

CHARLOTTE n. c.. March 2i.-Be-
and such like events, there has beer
no duller municipality III tnn social
line the world over tnan CnArlottc
the current week
Lieutenant James ~. walker. United
States Navy, accompanied by his VIE,
who has been visiting relatives In and
around Charlotte for several weeks,
left Wednesdav night for New York.
from whence he will sail for Cuba.
Lieutenant Waller Is Il son Of Meek
lenburg's former County Treasurer the
late Edgar II. Walker. He has been
stationed at shanghai for several years
and came from that point direct TO
Charlotte.
Mrs. S. p. Naiilc left Wednesday,
evening for Danvillc, Va, in response
to n telegram announcing the serious
illness Of her sister, Mrs. A.ylD. Owens.
Mrs. w. r. johnson left Monday for
an extended visit to relatives In NOR
folk. Va
Mrs Latta c. Johnston Is spending
some time with relatives in Virginia.
The condition of Mrs. Stonewall
jackson is giving her friends some
She was injured recently in
what was regarded as n slight acct
dent. but she Is not convalcscing as
rapidly as was to be expected
Mrs. /. V. Nuckols, of Lexington, 1Sy..
who has been spending some time with
her mother. Mrs. Walter MaEee An
nettc, will return homo the first of the
week.
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Enporia Social News.
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Special to The Times Dispatch.l
EMPORIA VA, March 2l.-Little
Miss Mabel satterwhite celebrated her
fifth birthday on Tuesday afternoon
last from 4 to at the home of her
grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. II.
Kuncs, with a st. Patrick's party, which
proved not only highly enjoyable to
the large number OF her friends pres
emit but was voted a decidedly novel
scene "The wearin' ogreen" was evil
dence on all sides. while the beauti-
full home of Mr.. and Mrs. kuncs. was
decorated in perfect harmony to the
dual celebration. Dainty delicacies
We're lastly served during the after
noon.
Among those who called to pay their
respects and who left many fond re-
for the pretty little hostess
We're Dorothy FOX, Lula Manning.
Louise Barham, Cloves Barham Eva
Barham, Anna Barham, Ettie Newsome.
Marion Baker, Dora Bailey. Marjorie
Lotion, Elizabeth Taylor, William TIL
lar, Fannie Robinson, Lucy Davis. Car
roll Baker Virginia Manning, Powell
Potter, jamie Potter, Janson Grizzard,
Priscilla Waite, Hunter Daughtrey,
Floyd Daughtrey. Laura Lipsey. Hattie
Llfsey, William Harding, Dorothy
Gay, Lillian Turner. Emma Squire.
Louise Vincent. Glayds Baird, Martha
Robertson.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-03-22
West Point Social News.
Tsn,cial n .rhe Times- Dispatch. |

Special to .rhe Times Dispatch.l
VEST POINT, VA, March 21.-Mrs.
w. S. Leake. of Richmond, leader OF
TIE Young W9manS A a,nidn y, to J the
ginia, win address the local auxiliary
Sunday afternoon in the BAPTIST
Church,l Mrs. Leakc, will be the guest
of Mrs. Thomas p. Baghy. for a few
days On the 31st of March she. with
her husband, Rev ". ,; teakn, we'll
from New York for. an extended trip
abroad. rhey expect to visit Palestine
before returning about the middle OF
July.
continue With undated interest IN
wonderful secrets are brought t. light,
One Saturday night, very recently, no
ticc was given by tho table that In a
certain house in the LONE disuseed base
ment; there was hid under the dirt
floor a jar of money. A young man or
the house took a lantern neAt ,nGthns,
Sunday, and went to WotM oa prisa' Thn
treasure has not come to llsnt.
Mrs. Thomas F. Bagby has returned
from a churming visit to friends In
Richmond. She was the guest 3, sevaral
days of Mr.. and Mrs. Horny H. roi'aru'
No, 916 West Grace street. Ill,
be glad 10 know OF his RECOVERING IRON
severe attack Of pneumonia. - s,,
pr. George w. Richardson mas, ILL.,
confined to his he'd with erysipaia's !,
for two weeks, hut is now NeNSn ln ~ :,
better. His sistor, MIS-. t fIsiwnnd. DR..
Blanton, of Richmond, visited MN
I Miss Lula Luz Va" 4. Luxford, of Richmon,d
visited Mrs. ~. r. sroadus TINS WssA'
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-03-22
Mrs. r. H. Bowden. of Albemarle


Mrs. r. Fl. Bowden, of Albemarle
is visiting her mother, Mrs. Kate p.
Howerton, who is indisposed..
Miss Irene Jones, of New Kent, has
returned to her home after a short visit
to her sister, Mrs. Scott Broaddus.
Mr.. Ed. Morvitz spent this week in
Baltimore.
Mr.. Nathan Hess is also in Balti-
more.
Mrs. Boardman Purcell and Mrs
Spotswood Bird are the guests of Mrs.
Lucy Bird Dudley.
Mrs. Phelps, OF Baltimore, is the
guest of Mrs. Lewis Tabb.
The good weather of the past week
has put everybody In a good humor.
Farmers are blowing, gardeners are
planting seed for early vegetables,
Shad are seen on the streets every day,
but are high. Hens are laying, chick
ems are Matching, while some could be
broiled. Fruit trees are in bloom,
frogs are croaking, birds singing, grass
springing. while vlolets and hyaclnths
are filling the air with perfume, and
over all that unmistakable tired feeling
speaks of spring.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-03-22
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