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The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1908-06-12
FAME TRAIN STRIKES TWO.

North Dakota Man May Die Of Inju-
ries at Glyndon.
Glyndon, Mimi, June Z. - Timothy
Hopkins, a young nan OF Langdon,
N. D.. was seriously and probably ia
tally injured here last evening by be-
ing run over by a locomotive.
The 0 OF Conductor Lyons OF Sta
pies was run over by the same train
and his right foot crushed at the an
kle.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1908-06-12
GRADUATE At FARiBAUlT.
Largest Glass in Schools History Is
Given Diplomas.

Faribault, Mimi, June Z. - The an.
nual commencement exercises Of the
Faribault high school were held in
the opera house yesterday. There are
thirty-eight graduates, the largest
class in the history Of the Faribault
public schools.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1908-06-12
PRISON FOR DUNHAM
Former St. Paul Policeman Is Sen
fenced

CrOokston, Mimi, June 9. - K. A.
Durham pleaded guilty to forgery
here on n count and was sentenced
to the p~enitentiary for three and a
half years. He was discharged on the
other counts.
Durham was formerly a bartender
and a policeman in st. Paul.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1908-06-12

King Frederick spent three days at
Vienna during the middle Of May to
participate in the celebration OF the
sixtieth anniversary of Emperor Franz
Joseph's elevation to the throne of
Austria.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1908-11-30

- =" 80 - e r - - Nth#WA
Tcnth Leglalatnrc.
The ollcial state canvass OF the
abstracts of votea Of the different
counties on the Legislative tickets
does not result IN any changes Ia the
personnel o. me tenth legislature
af the state. which uill eonslst Of is
republicans and 10 democrats In the
senate aud A republicans and nlne
democrats 10 ne house Of repreaen.
latisea. The majority Tor the re-
publleans on Joint ballot win b IS
eo,ea. thus insuFing the resurn Of w
3. HeybnrR 70 the national senate
anieaa the republicans bolt the ticket,
@hieh Al this time Raoms unlikely.
Senatorial MelnheFu.
The members Of the senate OF the
zenith legislature viii b. a. follows.
Ada-John II, McDeyitt D.. Boise
naRnoek-J. Frank Hunt. r..
swan Lake.
Bear Lake-Edward N. PnGmlFe.
d, MoAtpelieT.
bingham ilsaiAn ]. nAASro0ch.
~, Idaho Falla.
niaIne-ArtAur A. bowen. D,
lailey.
Boias RuSh vOa HAr,a. b..
eoarl.
nonner-w. wA,,..s, y
standpoint.
canyoa- Beniamla p. sAawhan.
b. New Piymoath.
caauia lieutor c. lIalsAt. r.. Az
ion.
RavslsI wAoss,A. D. cas-
Elnere Carl 4. Dann. d. Noun.
am Homa.
Esonoa,--JoAu W, Hart. r.. Me
IaaAo-J. .. Rov,Ou. \. KOO.-
KoosssAi--J. a. spAuldms. r..
soeur a'Alene.
LnsAh~-Jeronae !. Day. D.. Moe
ow.
t.smai- waiter c. sAroaa. R.. Sal.
non city.
IlusOla -Frea ". Iordan. n.
hoahone.
Nss Peree--J /. Goodnight. r..
fNsa&#aRes
oneida-rAona. Preston. R..
Weston,
ouyAss--IoAn BsnAAm. D. Bru.
ean.
sA0aAons-A. Q. Ksaraa y, wal
aee
win Fars--M. ,. svos'sy. R.
win FaIla.
wa.Alns'on--A. l. ErssA.'.r. D,
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1908-11-30
STATION FLEET
ON THE PACIFIC
That Is Plan When Dry Docks
are Improved and En-
larged.

SPOKANE. Wash. Nov. 30
Just as soon as we are provided
with adequate dock facilities on the
Pacific coast vii will have a feet Of
battleshIps permanently stationed on
the Pacific ocean. We have an APP
preparation Of 100000 for two
dry docks and we want another. with
that increase in docking facilities.
the president will send a feet to the
Pacific and It will never go back"
Congressman w. r. Humphrey OF
the First district OF the state OF
Washington. who Is stopping in spo-
kane on the way to Washington, ID.
G., made the foregoing declaration in
the course OF an interview:
with our merchant marine built
mp. as II would be by subsidies, we
will not be compelled TO purchase and
charter foreign ships for use as trans
ports and colliers. as we were dur
ing the Spanish war.
Coming down to the present, We
are confronted with the spectacle or
great feet OF our war vessels maxi
ing cruise around the world with
foreign ships serving as golfers. In
the event Of war between the United
States and some foreign country. the
ships Of the enemy with our fleet
would have at once to quit their en-
ployment as supply vessels for our
navy, with the possibility that our
feet would be powerIess either to go
ahead or return.
Enormous sums have been spent
in making our ships to the highest
degree invulnerable. yet we are de-
laying to the point of neglect in pro-
viding for the .pbuilding OF the
merchant marine. which would be an
indispensable auxiliary to the feet in
the event OF war. Something must
be done at once.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1908-11-30

has never held public office; w. Il.
Warnock, who has represented his
constituents in congress from the
Seventeenth district; Wade H. Ellis,
former attorney general of the Unit
ed States; Charles H. Grosvenor,
"old figgers," who was defeated for
denomination two years ago, after
serving many years in congress; My
ron T. Herrick, former governor, and
leading banker OF Cleveland; DR.. c.
A. L. Reed, of Cincinnati, who has
been a political enemy of Foraker
for years; Warren Keifer, at one
time speaker of the national house
OF Representatives, and now a mem
Der Of congress.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1908-11-30
The Indications are very favorabIe

The Indications are very favorable
FOR material reduction Of the tarfn
cn many trust made products. Should
ths republican congress follow out
lta proposed tafiR reform legislation
aiong these lines It will have knock
ed one OF the chief props from the
principles advocated BY the demo-
cFats. For years the principles OF
the two leading pArtios have been
gradually coming together until now
there Il no great diHeFeaes on vital
points. Each puts forth It's platform
eyery four years with = sen OF sgnsF-
niities. but when the chat Is winnow-
ne the difference in principle Is 30
blight that the eanpaiEn issues be-
rome largely personal.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1908-11-30
TREATY PLEAsEs OLD WORLD
Continued from Page II


brings the United States into The ctr,
Gle Of accord concluded last year by
Russia, Japan and France, assures
according to the opinion GELD here
the peaceful development of the far
eastern situation and is certain of the
heartiest welcome in Russian circles
both official and public.
The approval of the Russian gov
eminent was assured in advance to
the publication of the agreement
John w. Riddle, the American am
bassador. acting on instructions from
Washington, communicated the de-
tails Of the agreement to NJ. Iswol-
sky, the foreign minister, on Novem-
Der %, and received the formal as
surances that Russia was in fun SYM
pathy with Its objects.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1908-11-30

Mr.. and Mrs. Coin entertained a
few Of their friends Saturday evening
at their home on second street.
Dancing was on the program watch
was enioysd BY all until midnight.
Entertainments were served ana ali
went home happy. The guests were:
Mr.. and Mrs, Laadt Mr.. amt Mrs.
Simpson. Mr. and Mrs. Cross. Mr.
and Mira Mayer. Mr., and Mrs. stad.
Ter, AR, and Mrs. shada ek: Mes.
danes Stella Smith. Bell Smith. ben.
son; Misses Gladys Smith. Lydia
simpson. MSEie Amcs. Mabel staaier.
Messrs. n. shadduck o. n. Giles.
Harold and Rodney Ames. Joe and
Ralph shadduek.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1908-11-30

The Omitted statenlJapan treaty ia
received with the greatest enthusiasm
by the old world as It relieves the
feellnG Of uneaaineaa regarding the
peace Of the Pacinc and The mAlnte-
nance Of the integrity Of China. Hob
sons cry for q big navy 70 guard
against Japanese invasion has lost
- force and the United States has
placed itself In advance OF al other
powers ~ the great world pacifler
Ind Diplomatic expert.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1908-11-30

The withdrawal Of Timothy l..
Woodruff from the senatorial nGht
N New York leaves the neId open to
Ellhu Root. secretary Of state. and
assures his election. Root IL one OF
TIE blg men 10 Prssiaeat Roosevelt's
cabinet and ought 10 be retained BY
Taft IN HIS present position. where he
viii accomplish more than he can In
~ senate. but 10 win be heard from
h that body.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1908-11-30
sTEAMERs CHANGR ZINE
Red Collar line Puts Winter sched-
uIe I'm Force.


Red Collar lime Puts Winter sched-
uIe in Force.
]. G. White. president and general
manager Of the Red Collar line Of
steamers states that there will be a
change In schedule OF the steamer
Flyer, December LIST. The Flyer,
which has heretofore been leaving
Occur d'Alene at $3.50 daily. except
Sunday, Will. beginning December 1 I,
leave Occur d'Alene at S:15 m, upon
the arrival Of the 1850 electric train
from Spokane and returning connect
as now with the 1920 .. m. electris
train for Spokane. The change Is
made to give the steamer one and
one half holrs' more In which to make
the round trip which necessarily
takes longer In the winter season.
The steamer Milwaukee viii continue
on Its present schedule. leacing Coeur
d'Alene at 2;a0 p. m. upon the arri-
val Of the 2:3O p. m. electric train
from Spokane and return the follow
Ing morning from st. Joe.
On Sundays the steamer Flyer
does not make the round trip to 81.
Joe, the only connection being by
steamer Idaho which connects at EIar-
rison with the steamer Milwaukee for
ST, Maries and st. Joe.
There win be another change in
the near future on account OF the
o, r. & ", changing heir schedule.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1908-11-30

TOday'S news today,
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1908-11-30


The personnel Of the house OF rep,
rsaentatives Of the tenth legislature
win be as follows.
Add. D. Shaw, H.. Star: Char.
les Storey, r.. Boise: Mrs. David w
MeFadden, r.. Meridian; williams
s. Aiecracken, Boise.
Bannock Edward l.. Holzhelmer
r. Pocatello; Thomas N. Edwards,
r., McCammon; John schutt, r.,
Cleveland.
Bear Lake. Howard H. Broom
head, r., Paris; Edward c. Rich, D.,
Paris.
Bingham--o. Z. McCuteheon, r.,
idaho Falls; Peter @. Johnston, r.,
Biackfoot: William n. Jones. r.,
Shelley.
Blaine--Charles sheehan, D., Bel
leyue; George T. coatss, r. Belle
vue.
William H. Taylor. D.,
Thunder city.
Bonner--Paul Clagstone, r. CIag-
stone; II, NJ. sanborn r., Boomers
Ferry.
canyon--James NJ. Thompson, r.,
Caldwell; l., V. Patch. r.. Payette;
Gland II. Duval, r., Nampa.
cassia-Frang Riblett. r.. Albion.
custer--Samuel II. Taylor, D.,
Mackay.
Elmore-charles b, Faraday, D.,
Mountain Home.
FFemont-Nathan Kicks, r., Rex
burg; ELI NJ. Harris. r., MarysviIIe;
James o. Webster, r.. Grant; James
w. Webster. r.. Rexburg.
Idaho---Charies A. Parsons, r.,
GrangevIlie; J. X. Atkinson, r.,
Grangeyllle; James Woodward, r..
GFangeville,
KootenaiF Frank ". Winship, r..
81. Maries; r. r. Kerl, r., Occur a.
Aieuei Charles A. Mcdonald, r..
Rathdrum.
Latah--Patrick Cummerford, D..
Moscow; Henry II. Gangs, D.. Mos
COW: Daniel r A. Mcintosh. D..
Kendrick.
Lemhl---John w. Shook, Jr.. r.,
sun1eld.
lincoln. r. Adams, r.. Rupert.
Nez Perez Adelbert A. AIvord,
r., Nez Perez; Alex Kaline. r., win
chester; Rufus J. Anderson. Jr..
Welppe; Charles c. Miles, r.. Lap
wal; Charles A. Foresamn. r.. Lew
iston.
onelda--Isaac u. Evans, r., sa-
maria; William Fl. Phnbrlck, r.,
American Falls.
0wyhee--Dow Cunning, D., Wick
ahony.
Shoshone--Albert II. Fetherstone.
r., Wallace; Alex McGnllvray, r.,
Kingston; George c. Marbeck. r..
st. MaFies.
Twin Falla-Alexande d. McKin-
ley. r.. Twin Falls.
Waahington-w William McMartney
r.. Weiser: James w. Willloughhy
r.. Cambridge.
Amendment Vote Close.
The vote on tho two constitutional
amendments. one providing clerical
assistance for county assessors and
the other abollshlng the oflce OF pro-
bate judge In tho different counties
was close. the Grst amendment being
defeated In nine counties while the
second amendment was defeated IN
10 counties and carried by the small
majority Of 2b43. as shown by the
oficlal returns, The oslclal flgures
Of the vote on the amendments In
the different counties ere as follows:
Amend Armand .
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1908-11-30
PATRIOTS WANT ToGA.
Many Ohio Men Anxious to Serve
senatOrship.

Many Ohio Men Anxious to Serve
senatOPship.
CINCINNATI. o.. Nov. S0-ohIo
has never been lacking in patriots
willing to sacreilee themselves on the
altar OF public duty, and this spirit
Is more than ever in evidence, now
that there Is a possibility OF the Sc
lection OF an "untainted" statesman
to wear the senatorial toga OF Joseph
BENSON Foraker, Not that Mr.. Fora
ker has abandoned hope OF succeed
ing himself. Far from II. Despite
the Hearst exposures" he has many
friends among the Buckeye legisla-
tors and unless the opposition can
agree upon one man. which now APP
pears doubtful. his chances on re-
election are fair TO miadling."
Among the patriotic statesmen and
near-statesmen who are willing and
even anxious to occupy Foraker's
shoes Is brother Of the president
elect Charles p. TAFT. the millionaire
owner OF the Cincinnati Times-star.
For a time Mr.. Taft's admirers were
certain that he had a clneh. but they
are not now so confident. Nearly a
dozen men are IN the field and the
strength OF the progressive faction
in the Ohio legislature win be divid-
ed, while the conservative members
win be solid for Foraker.
Among the other ohioans who have
admitted to a willingness to 20 to
the senate are Theodore +. Burton.
member Of congress from the Twen-
sy-tirst district; Andrew L, Harris.
present governor. who was defeated
tor reelection By Judson Harmon:
Harry Daugherty. OF Columbus. a
leading republican politician, who
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1908-11-30

Pay 10 cents week for the Even
ing Press and get today's news to-
day. 1t makes a special feature of
local news and you are interested in
this feature.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1908-11-30

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Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1908-11-30

Today's news today II you read
the Evening Press.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-02-03
LOCAL PRINTERS
ELECT OFFICERS
AT HARMONIOUS MEETING AT
THEIR HALL YESTERDAY -
UNION IN FINE CONDITION
M EVERY PARTICULAR.

Cairo typographical Union no. 46l
seld an exceedingly harmonious meet
ing AZ their hall Yesterday al which
they elected officers as follows:
President. James Morelaud; vice
president. E. T. Hodges; secretary
treasurer. A. l.. Watson; recording
secretary Frank Schaaf; sergeant-a;-
arms. $. A. Potter
There are thirtytwo members IN
the local union aud considerable
growth has taken place in the organ
ization during the past year The
financial condition Of the union is IN
best that could De expected the rails
ing of the local dues going a goo
WAYS in bringing this about
At the beginning cf the recent eigAi
hour movement hy the International
Typographical Union an assessment OF
10 per cent on every dollar earned by
the printers was levied and with ths
gradual winning 81 their demands tht
international -nisn las g., dewn th's
assessment until now % amounts %
hut one per cent on the dollar.
The local union is compus sd OF me1
nho are the best specimens Of the
great mass Of printers in America
and who look upcn their craft as an
art AMI who are daily trying TO Gle
waite il further
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-02-03
FOR REVISION
OF The TARIFF
MOVEMENT OF NATIONAL ASSo-
CATION or MANUFACTURE
ERS-L EADER ~ WASHING
TON.

Washiast3n Feb z.--James VI.
IAN Cieeo OF ST. Louis president of
De National Association Of Manniac-
urers. arrived in washington today
or the purpose Of conferrins with
resident Roosevelt senator Aidrich
sd Speaker Cannon on the.snbieet Of
nactlng tae Beyeridga bin for non
artisan tariff COMMISSION
The movement neadel by Pres1
lent van CleVe lis supported by sev4
fni hundred organizations Of en-
towers ana business men represent.
ne in aggregate, pa re- than two mil
i'm members from aiJ parts Of the
country
Representative of taese orgauiza
tons viii cad upoa PRESIDENT Reese
welt and Speaker Cannon 1uesaay
Van Cleve tonight made the follow
Iae statement:
we arc ufginE the -9pcinimenl Of
tariff commission not as reYisioatsts
sut as stemeh rr,-eoloDists us
We are-i hearty accord WITH the
resident ia believing thai all tariff
ates Should r. adirst'l Oh a basis 81
he difference in Cos; Of reuction
fere sud ahroal aad ws also believe
hat these rates s7oud be adinsfe
eith liberal allowance FL favor Of the
smtriean producers
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-02-03
Too Substantial.

The air IL the court room "as
charged with eGciie.aeBt on inc
bench the judge aian, was grave
and silent. Below HIN clerks and
stsnographers haatled about anl
bent over their work The la"
yers we're whispering ametg them
selves at the Bar, paying strict at
tention TO questions that We're 0eh
asked the prospective jurors, lAs
f,rIFsgs.aer, Mrs. Bridget Carey mel
yously gazed al the face OF eaeh
one as he was called and the soeeta
tors. wao crowded behind to Wit
ness the spectacle Of 4 woman ~
trial 10 her lie, we're on sige every
minute A cciorsa man, one Ut tps
panel answered his name end went
10 to be examined Question aftr'
auesssoa was fred a. hini. all Of
wi.ch he answered IN a "a sisiaetofs
maraer, until fnaAs a long, h
tricate ana technical question aooaf
circumstantial evidence vas put .p
him
aAh, we'll, now Jeire, W
Honah, and mistah lawyer, | am
SO sure know Nhat 80 al Deans
Nv dat Quest IN. But issare amt goi
no time Tor dat dere sa 1stantsa'
evidence NO. sab Wit that, al
in the room Judge, jurors ia~'
yers. witnesses. spectators and even
the prisoner---broke into a laugh
ana In he midst Of IL he Troseca-
5tion ana the deIenes mutually
agreed 10 excuse the taiesman. =
PHI. .ieIphia Record,
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-02-03
HAD HAND BADLY HURT
Phil Eichenberger Had Thumb and
Forefineer Of Right Hand Crushed
In ice Machine.

Phil Eichenberger the lZFeaIold
son OF Mr. and Mrs. Guy J. Eichen
berger. met with a painful accident
yesterday afternoon.
The boy was In ;le basement ol
he Blue Front Restaurant which is
owned and operated by his father and
while playing about an ice crusher
caught his thumb ami forennger 81
his right hand in the cogs OF The ma
chine. Both members we're hahiH
crushed aud the nails taken If.
The child suffered intensely and as
ouicklv as possible he was conreyei
TO the office Of Or. Z. L. Gordon Hho
dressed his wounds. It Is iearei tnat
he may lose the injured thumb and
finger.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-02-03
HENCKELS WIN
SWIFT CONTEST
DEFEATED sT. AIMS INDOOR
TEAM AT ARMoRr LAST
NIGHT S TO :.
LOST AFTERNOON GAME
by Score Of 10 to 6--Herbsrt Plays
Sensational Game Behind Bat
Last Night--St. Louis
Boys PLEASED.

THO 81 hnn's an won tie In
door baseball game from The
iieackes at ME -rmory yesterday
Afternoon Ia q score Of - to 9 but
tle tienelels ti'raea the tahlt last
evening the score being : 70 2
Herbert who pres.aed behind the
bat ton the locals, "iayed Che star
came last night ana was met with
warm applause froa me eutht saistic
crowd III attendance. When lie ran
into the field hetl 80 drst base and
hore qna captured difficult ay off
the tat and threw TO first retiring q
PLAYER who was lettering there. the
audience burst forth IN loud and pre-
hueea cheers Of approval that could
he beard for blocks
The teams lined mp for the after
E.u1t
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-02-03
Where He was Tralne.

The former sexton had osen AFRO
CANT, bolster Gus aud .rrevelent 10
do the wrong Ting ct the wrong
momeLt was hiE specially He re-
tired at the tn1 OF the sc r b. re-
est Of the trustees.
Nhere did that man receive his
tfainlng?, asked the eiaied pastor
me evening Wnile attending meet
ing or the uratecs.
I'm the Pullman service, " grunt-
g. a mem Der Who ives batting The
ay fever. where be was taught to
ave a regard ioF the CON pit OF the
sleerers. - Phi.aicip1la edger
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-02-03
MEETING OF STOCKHOLDERS.

oaice Of the cairo Gas Company.
Cairo. Illinois. February lst- 1908.
The regular meeting Of the stock
holders Of the Cairo Civ Gas Com
many viii be held at TIE office q tn
company. Nc. 500 Washington avenue.
ia the CITY az Cairo. Illinois. on Mon
Iav the 10th day Of February. A ~
zoos between the hours 81 19 o'clock
a m. and O'Clock y M.
JOHN TIERNAN.
Secretary
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-02-03

Louisa Flick ct al 10 Chas. ".
Hodge, lot 9, block 90 in the city Of
Cairo, warranty $1,000.
Chas. p Powers ct ux to {. NJ
Hanes. lots 10. II, -, -. block 70
city of Cairo, first addition, warranty
$500.
Parsons and Parsons to William A.
and Mildred Moore. lot 9. block Ss'
in the city Of Cairo. first addition, spe-
cial warranty $3.50
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-02-03
NOTICE

Public notice is hereby given that
in accordance with statute of Che
state Of Illinois. the Home Telephone
Company Of Cairo has by vote of itf
stockholders increased its capital
stock from Five THOUSAND Da.Iais
Ds5.0oo) to One Hundred Thousand
Dollars (s1000o0)
Dated this 18th day O. January f. p
1905.
HOME TELEPONE COMPANY
OF CAIRO.
By Andrew LChr Presi emf
Attest: IT, r. Aisthorpe Asst See
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-02-03

fIlpeoII-4 y9ans N'sgelei has GOT
the laugh turned against himself n
his little joke against tie Blazss
Fire insurance Company
Flopson--How
,Flipson--He Insured 800 cigars.
smoked them. aud sent in a claim
on the grouni that they had been
destroyed b. Gre
Flopson AM they laughed L
him. ! SUPPOSE
Flipson NO Thee hs+4him ar
rested on d charge OF arson.--l1oB-
don Tit Bits.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-02-03

The event Of this evening in society
win be the return dance which VIII
be given by a number Of young men
to the hostesses 81 tn
leap year ball. given last month
The cotilion viii be danced and the
figures win be lead by Mr Harry +
Halliday.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-02-03
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF
Receives Promotion.

Janitor stepp at the postoffice has
been appointed substitute letter car
rier. This is quite a promotion for
him. but Postmaster Miller believes ~
promoting old and trusted employees.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-02-03

NOBODY has any riehi 70 hnd lie
undressing cr unrewarding who
secs within the sphere Of his own &C
firifr . wrong he can help TO remedy,
on within himself an evil De can hope
10 ererooms &C. H. Eliot
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-02-03

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