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Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-03
ALL ANXIOUSLY
AWAIT EXPLOSION
HERALD'S IDEA CATCHES THE
POPULAR FANCY
Giant Cracker with Its Load of Cou-
pons viii Be Shot from Zee-Nut
Factory at a O'Clock
Friday

The originality and novelty of The
Herald Zee-Nut explosion idea seems
to have caught the popular fancy.
Eager inquiries are being made from
all parts of the city for fuller details.
The monstrous cracker containing
nearly 1400 free gift coupons Is to be
sent up from the w. p. Chase &s Co.
Zee-Nut factory at p. m. Friday, and
will explode in the air, scattering a
cloud of tiny white coupons, about 3x5
inches in size.
The explosion is expected to occur
Immediately over the intersection of
Broadway and Fifth street.
This does not mean, however, that
you should stand at that particular
point to secure a coupon. Just devote
few moments thougi-- to the sub
ject and see If you cannot figure out
that you will stand better chance of
securing free coupon If you take note
of the direction of the wind and be
governed accordingly.
Here is another idea. Don't scram-
blei 1t won't do you any good, because
we will not redeem more than one cou-
pom for each individual
Fine Prizes Offered
Take a glance over the list of desira-
BILE articles to be given in redemption
of these coupons.
Five hundred coupons, each good for
a scent package of Zee-Nut, at any
store in the town.
Five hundred will each be good for
one 50-cent copy of the famous new
waltz song. 'Zee-Nuts," in handsome
colored cover design.
Six will each be good for a beautiful
50-cent lithograph picture.
Six will each be good for handsome
81 watch fob.
Six will each be good for genuine
"Field' 14-karat fountain pen.
Six will each be good for a box of
Gunther's famous Chicago candy.
Six will each be good for a large
round silver dollar.
The Zee-Nut Song
Don't overlook the coupons good for
one piano copy of the new and already
popular waltz song, "Zee-Nut.'' 1t
looks now as though this catchy little
melody would make big hit. If you
should get one of these coupons, don't
tear it up. If you don't want the song
you will undoubtedly have an oppor-
tunity to sell it very soon-so just put
it in your pocket and keep eating Zee
Nut. (Geel but it's good.)
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-03
RETIRED GROCER FINED
FOR RUNNING DOWN BOY

B. zimmerman, retired groceryman,
was arraigned in Police Justice Aus
tins court yesterday afternoon on a
charge of battery.
He is alleged to have run down q
boy, ]. Wilson, who was riding a bicy-
Gle at Fourth street and Central ave-
nue. while zimmerman was in his auto
last week.
The youth was knocked to the pave
ment. I-e sustained slight injuries.
He claimed zimmerman expressed sat
isfaction at having run into him.
It was said zimmerman is prejudiced
against bicYclists. He was fined 500
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-03

blood which fills its vessels. Any at
tempt to initiate this color by applica-
tions on the outside simply give a dull
dead surface, and the continued use of
drugs causes a thickening and harden
ing of the outer layer which may be-
come permanent, causing the complexion
to assume that muddy" look which Is
so dis6guring.
Nature never intended that women
should suffer from physical disabilities
at certain periods, and too often women
feel that the great distress they suffer at
these periods Is only natural. The fact
is the women who live In the open air
and do physical labor are little troubled
by the pains and Ills that our delicate,
house-born women suffer. At any rate,
nature provides cure. for these ills OF
womenkind in the way of a vegetable
compound, made only OF roots and herbs,
without the use OF a particle of alcohol or
any narcotic. DIR. Pierce's Favorite Pre-
scription is womanly tonic that has sold
more largely in the United States than
any other compound prescribed only for
the diseases of women. DR.. r. v. Pierce,
the well-known specialist, is chief of the
Invalids' Hotel and Surgical Institute, at
Buffalo, N. V. The womanly system is a
delicate machine which can only be com
pared to the intricate mechanism of a
beautiful watch that will keep in good
running order only with good care and
proper olllrg at the right time. This pre-
vents the delicate mechanism from Deng
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-03
COUNCIL CREATES NEW
OFFICE OF sEARcHER

The council has authorized the creE
alton of the office OF searcher of rec
ords in the engineers department.
His duties will be to make an in
vestigation of the history of all streets
to avoid errors in future proceedings.
The board of public works will make
the appointment.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-03
JAPANESE ART.
IMPROVING ON NATURE.
THE Japanese are wonderful people.

"HE Japanese are wonderful people.
Their arts and crafts have long
II. been the admiration of the world.
Not only do they produce the most
exquisite creations In metal and porce-
lain, but they even take living animals
and plants and by sheer persistence cause
them to alter their natural shape and
growth. They have produced race Of
goldfish with two tails, and tiny apple
trees only lew INCHES inches nigh a. ana tEye YET
gardens. Amy effort TO paint the. petals
of the lily or add fragrance to the rose
can only result In discontinue. AS futile
are the attempts so often made to initiate
the glow of health on the human skin by
the use of paints and cosmetics. The
color Of the complexion is due to pig
ment on the inside of the skin and its
glow and bloom are due to the pure red
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-03
sIdetracked Notes

G. P. Ross, recently of San Bernar-
dino, has been transferred to the S. p.
general managers office in Los
Angeles.
Santa Fe Conductor Phil Chase, who
was on the coast run, is now taking the
overland from Los Angeles to Needles.
General Superintendent John Ryan of
the Tonopah- -Tidewater line is enthusi-
astic over business on the desert in a
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-03
PROMINENT NEWSPAPER MAN
LOSES FIGHT FOR LIFE
BY Associated Press.

BY Associated Press.
COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo, March
2.-Louis Taliaferro, for many years
city editor of the Evening Telegraph,
died at his home in this city yesterday
after long illness. He had come here
for his health from Louisville, KY,
nine years ago.
Taliaferro was once political writer
of the Louisville Courier-Journal and
afterward city editor of the Louisville
Post. He was regarded as one OF the
ablest newspaper men in Colorado.
Taliaferro was 36 years old. He is
survived by his mother and two
brothers.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-03
Trial of Actor Postponed

Raymond Hitchcock, the actor, on in
dictments growing out of the charges
preferred by young girl, which was to
have begun in the supreme court today.
was adjourned until March 10 because
Hitchcock's counsel was engaged in
another court.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-03

mining way. He is chief aid to
: Borax" Smith.
Salt Lake City kilograms say that
A. F. Brewer, superintendent of trans
rortation at Denver of the d. & r. G.,
las taken a high position with the S.
p. at San Francisco.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-03
EleId Estate Pays Back Taxes

BY Associated Press.
CHICAGO, March "A check for
81, 100000 in payment of back taxes on
the estate of the late Marshall Field
was delivered to John r. Thompson,
treasurer of Cook county, today.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-03
Cease Yonr Worry

Cease Your Worry
II your child is threatened with Group give
Il Chamberlain's Cough Remedy and all
eanger will be avoided. 1t contains nothing
In any way injurious and Is pleasant to take.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-03
The Musical World
By Gcnovra Johns tome Bishop.

NINE. STURKOW RYDER, a fine
WI pianist from Chicago, is in the
A'-n- city.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-03
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NG..m...A! m..A!...s!!NsqGS! =!

ZUC LOOOE ELI1LSneQ OOTtOHS, q.
One of the best of all cotton fabrics for real n ~
services has finish that closely resembles hN
wool; black and white checks, also gray RNBA
broken plads double fold materials.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-03

10c Spool Full 100 Yards Best Rc
Sewing Silk; all colors; special. w
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-03

Bruce Gordon Kingsley is the SOLOS
with the symphony orchestra next Fri
day.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-03

10c Card Invisible Hooks and Eyes; II
black or silver; staple Sizes special. .....AN
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-03

35c fine quality White Pearl 17ILc
Buttons; sizes to SO; dozen. -. l"|2G
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-03

5O0-yard Spool Basting Cotton Sc
all sizes; white only; special. ........OS
10c Fine White Pearl Buttons; Sc
shirtwaist sizes; dozen. n...............OS w
SOC Box Tailors Chalk; gray or 1SC
white; special .................... ~
15c Jet Head Hat Pins; fine steel; INC
good length; special ..............sA w
35c Needle Books, assorted sizes IEc
darning and sewing needles; special. AOS
4c Spool Mercerized Crochet II
Thread; highly finished; special. .....AS
Csc Box French Hooks and Eyes; Sc
black or silver; all sizes; special. l..... "
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-12-14
Numero 274

dos, veces, durante minutes enteros
murlendo, 81 asi cabe decir, a fuego
lento, va que ell fuido acumulado sobre
su misero cuerpo achicharraba sus car
nes palpltantes. Tai era por 10 menos
Ia impression que sc desprendia de mtjl-
tlpies relatos periodfsticos que han
eausado en- diferentes epocas enorn,e
sensaci6n y vehemente indignation on
el espiritu publico. Verdad es que los
oartidarios de la SUPPRESSION cientifca
esforzahanse por quitarles importancja
. aqueilos pormenores, atenuando su
gravedad 8 desmintiendoles en- absol,1-
to; eallhcabanlos de puros infundios.
rostenian que no habia, no podia hater
muerte mas rapida, mas fulminante
menos cruel y hasta cierto punto. mas
aRradahle que la causada por Ia cleo.
trecuci6n.
Ago, mueho, empero, habra de
clerto on los relatos de la prensa. cuan.
90 ahora sc propone sacramento ma co.
msion compuesta de medicos crimi-
nallstas pedir a los poderes pfiblicos Ia
ahoiiclon del procedimiento electrocu-
two por ser notoriamente inhumauo
su substitution por el viejo sencillo
s'stena de In horca. Q por otro de ca.
raeter mas moderno que tuviera alco de
clentihco quitara 4 la escena del
alustlclamiento ese sello de violencia
aitamente repulsivo que ofrecen los
otros medlos gencralmente empleados:
Ia guIliotlna el garrote, el fusilamien.
10 Ell nudo corredizo
fuesto que no convene por ningun
coneepto Suprlmir la pena de muerte--
Suppression que solo beneficiaria loS
senores aseslnos-y puesto que por otrs
parte ha de procurar Ia lev que ell SUI
prcmo castigo sc applique sin aparatosj.
dad y aminorando en- 10 possible. asi
el dolor fisico como la angustia moral
del REQ Jpor qne no acudir a la quinn
ca que tantisimos recursos ofreceY
+ No podrian los seilores uuinlicos en-
eontrar, pongo por caSo un poderoso
narcotlco DE gratiSimo sabor v de tim
radlcalcs efectos que Ell condenado Sc
durmlera apaclblemente. para no vol
er va deSpertar &c.. Pasar sin conyul-
Sloncs, sin torturas, sin aspavientos, sin
tener nj siqmera la vista los innoLles
espeluznantes accessories del patibulo
del sueno la muerte lno seria acaso
el me)or. el 1nico medic de concilar
IN necesidad ne la pena de muerte con
las exigencias del hmmanitarismo'
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-12-14

China es aun el pueblo indeciso a
donde convergen las miradas de todas
las canclllerias. Aparentc tran
quila Ell la superfcie parece abrigar
q caos de sns intrigas palaciegaS
msteriosas conspiraeiones g6rmen6s
pellgrosos dc graves trastornos poll
ticos
va ell Principe kaug- Yu- Wei jefe
del partIdo reformista acusa al Gran
Conselero del Imperio del envenena-
miento del Emperador difunto pide
yn eJecncl6n; Y va la atenci6n publ
ca sc fla en- La coineidencia sospe-
hosa dc la muerte Y snbita enferme-
dad de tantos funcionarios. creyendo
yer EN- clio maquinaciones criminales.
Y entire tanto, Jap6n sigue con in
tense interes las convulsiones epilep-
ticas del imperfo hermano Sc pre-
para para tomar una actitud decisi-
va en- caso de continuar compromet-
dos sus vastos intereses.
Las cancillerfas quedaron altamente
|sorprendidas ante la carta confden-
eial en- que el jefe del Gran Consejo
'hino expnso la crisis porque atra-
viesa el Imperio solicita la simpa
tia de las potencias hacia los nuevos
monarcas, 10 hien famAarizados con
los asuntos del Fstado.
Ell tempo decidira 81 China ha dc
continuar por 81 misma la senda del
progreso y la reforma que ha princi
piado, 9 81 habra de ser compelida q
clio por las demas nacioncs.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-10-12
CHRISTIAN CHURCH
Committee Appointed to Revive New
Building Project To Be
Pushed With Energy,

Interest has been reawakened in
the Christian church congregation
VITA respect to their new church
building. since the arrival Of their
new pastor, Rev Thompson and il
appears now that the project will be
pus he'd through with 'ttle delay
The foundation for the structure was
laid some time ago. on the lots al
sixteenth and Poplar streets, ana
the srperstructure can be com
mtuced at cuce The church uuild
ina will be a commodicus one. al
brick ana Of modern design to cost
eight or ten thousand dollars.
At Yesterdays congregational meet
ing a committee was appointed to
take the matter in hand. consisting
Of Rev Thompson chairman Mr.
Stevens Mr. Dunbar Mr. Bozman
Mrs S Hastings Mrs II o Farrow
and Mrs F. j. Thistiewood
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-10-12
A SURPRISE PARTY
MIR and Mrs. Powell Entertain in
Celebration Of Mothers Seventy
fifth Birthday Anniversary

Mr.. and Mrs P. e. Powell had a
pleasant event at their home on Pop
lar street Saturday evening TheF
arranged a surprise party fer Mrs
Powells mother. Mrs. Annette +
Ent. in celebration Of the seventy
fifth anniversary of her birth and
succeeded in making Mrs. Emf feel
quite young again
There were twenty-eight relatives
present, including children grand
children and grandchildren.
These from out Of town were MT.
and Mrs. W. f. Matthews. of Kansas
City: Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Walbrdge
and sen and daughter Of Mounds.
and Mrs Frank Spencer aud son Of
Mobile. The affair was complete
surprise to Mrs Emit and she en-
joyed it thoroughly, being still i'm eN-
cellCnt health
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-10-12
SPORTS FOR THE WEEK.
Monday.


George Towns Ernest Barrie scull
ing match ON the Thames for the Brit
ism championship.
Meeting of the aNtional League oi
American spcrtsmen at Lawton. Okla
Opening cf Washington horse SHOW
land race meeting at Benning.
Opening Ct Northwest Racing asso
citation meeting at Lewiston, Idaho
Wednesday.
PrincctoaNillanova football contest
eft Princeton. y. j.
/ Observation-Disclosures football con
test at Baton Ruge.
Thursday,
( BIN PapFe VS. Hugo Kelly 10
rounds. az Milwaukee.
Friday
Battling Johnson VS.. Jim Flynn. p
rounds at Bakersfield, Cal
Saturday.
East SIS. West Women's golf match
/ at the chevy Chase Club. Washington
ID. G..
/ Yala.West Point football game al
West Point
/ Haryardspringde'd T. :. fooths
game az Cambridge
Peausyltania-Erovn football same
at Princeton
/ Navy.Lehieh football game al An
'uarol.-
y b-aska-Ninnesota football game
.at Minneapolis.
Wfz-cusiaIndia1a football game al
.Firomirgruu-
Illinois Chicago football game a
Chicago
Taz- s-f----f football game az g.
1 kansas Oklahoma football game a
LaWrencc-
Tennessee Kentucky football gam
at Knoxville.
/ VANDERBILT Clemson football gasue a
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-10-12
RICE SURPRISE, WITH SAUCE.
Excellent Dessert Dish for the Lunch
con or Dinner.

Quarter Of pound Of rice, half a
pint Of water one pint of milk one
heaping tablespoonful Of butter two
tablespoonfuls Of sugar, one teaspoon.
ful OF vanilla extract, some jam
Wash the rice In several waters and
put II into a saucepan with the cold
water. Let it boil quickly until the
water is absorbed. then add the milk
and butter. Simmer very slowly until
the rice Is thoroughly cooked and
The mixture rather thick Stir occa-
sionally. as n will be inclined TO stick
10 the foot Of the saucepan When
ready, remove the saucepan from the
fire and add the sugar and favoring.
Rinse ont some small cups Of timbale
molds with cold water. three-quarters
I'm them with rice and make a
little hollow In the center. Put tea
spoonful Of any nice jam into each,
cover and ON with more rice and
set aside 10 cool When firm. turn out
on a glass dish and serve with custard
sauce poured round
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-10-12
HEALTH IS LOST
AND MEDAL WON
NEW YORK WOMAN HONORED--
HAS BEEN Ill SINCE MAKING
HEROIC RESCUE OF TWO
OTHER WORkMEN.

New York, Get Ito Mrs, Lulu
Small, the wife of Charles A. Sinai
a florist. the United States govern
ment has presented a gold medal in
recognition Of her bravery in saving
the lives of two women who were
drowning in the surf When an agent
of the United States Treasury Depart
ment came to this city yesterday 20
deliver the medal he found Mrs, Small
a patient in the French Hospital re-
covering from an operation for appen-
dicitis. This operation was made
necessary by injuries received by Mrs.
Small while she was rescuing Mrs.
Allan s, Towson AMI Mrs. Edmund
Austin Mays at Seagate on September
II, 1907
Mr.. Small was present when the
gold medal was presented to his wife
After she dragged Mrs. Towsou and
Mrs. Mays from the water at Seaga1e
Mrs Small tainted. Surgeons found
she had received fractures Of the ribs
and severe bruises She is 80 years
Old and until she risked her life to
save those of the two women she had
never been ILL., After the rescue she
was paced in care Of physicians. who
have been in attendance on her ever
since.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-10-12

are unheard of and automobiles I'M
known, the ways of civilization sit
strangely Just for the moment ON
Henry Mitchell 3t&9 Whitfield avenue.
Tie has been doing missionary work
i'm the Episcopal mission church and
school at Bat cave, a poalotlice sta
ton IN North Carolina, mdar the super,
vision of The Sisters Of the Trans
lieurajion. whose mothcIhouse is Beth
any home, Glendale Although Bat
Cave is only p miles from Asheyille,
N C., the momtaineers of the commu-
nifty live much to themselves
vi never in all my life" he said,
saw more truthful earnest honest
people. The eliot ing Of the people is
spun by he womcn and the wool
sheared from the sheep which the
men raise 1t is quite an ordinary
thing to 80 in,o the log home and
find The Wife busy SPINNING a wheel
Families are large and the people are
industrious. They work when there
is work 20 do, but TIE land is much
worn II is possible fer a man and
his family to live in this community
without a dollar. year in ana year out
II he owes a little taxes on his home
not much mere ,haa a dollar or 50
per year he gees % a naighbor who
has actual cash now and then and
works out enough to cover the taxes
Such things as living or stealing are
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-10-12
MAN AND WOMAN
IN suIcfCE PACT

Lincoln. Neb. Oct lib. L.
Sheppard, a travelling salesman, and
Mrs Leona Bruner stewardess Of the
Lincoln Commercial club, We're found
dead tonight in the apartments CT the
man, en- North Eleventh street The
suggestion of the police is that they
turned en- the gas with suicidal In
tent Beth had been married, but
were divorced
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-10-12
FRIENDS" ASK CONGRESS
TO GUST UNCLE JOE,

Lawrence, Kas, Oct 1.-THE
yearly meeting Of the Friends
tQuakersl church, of Kansas, Okla
homa Missouri and Nebraska. in SEES
sion here with 1000 members pres
ent passed a resolution petitonlus
the members Of CONGRESS not to EJECT
joseph G Cannon speaker on account
of his attitude toward the temperance
question.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-10-12
WHEN WEATHER is HOT.
Housewife viii Earn Commentator
with Jeliied Chicken.

One good chicken. one heapiug
tablespoonful powdered gelatine, one
onion. two bay leaves. half teaspoon
ful whole white peppers, one blade Of
mace. one teaspoonful salt CRATE Of
nutmeg. half teaspoonlul celery salt
three cloves. three hard cooked eggs.
xix olives. one can mushrooms, some
chopped parsley mayonnaise sauce.
SINCE and draw the chicken. put into
a kettle Of boiling water and cook
slowly until tender Lift ont and set
aside TO cool Cut the meat in neat
pieces. Put the skin and bones into a
saucepan. one quart of the liquor
onion cut up and the seasoninss. sim
mor until reduced 10. one pint then
ada the geiatine and strain. Arrange
a layer Of the chicken In wet mold.
then some slices Of egg, mushrooms.
stoned olives. chopped parsley. then
more chicken aud so on tili al are
used up. Pill the mold with the stock.
Turn out when set. Serve with may
uEuai5e sauce.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-10-12
AS FROM THE GRAVE.

Marion Ohio October 1l-After
filing an affidavit in court setting up
her belief that her husband was dead
Mrs. Earl Wilson received news to-
day that ne was alive aud prospect
ing in Nevada Wilson. a society
leader. disappeared two years ago.
He was reported Killed in wreck.
No cause is given for wilson
strange disappearance.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-10-12
cresmed cueumbers.

peel two or three large cucumbers
and cut very fine with sharp knife or
ran through the Coarsest knives Of the
meat chopper. Drain of the liquid
h1t do not press
Rub a bowl with Glove 81 garlic.
fat in The minced cucumbers and SEA.
err with cayenne pepper. black pep.
DR. salt. a teaspo0nful Of onion juice
and the strained juice Of half a small
lemon
chill all she ingredients thoroughly
and Just before serving stir In h1h
rrrfrl af fhickIy whipped cream.
This makes a nice sauce for scrF-
irr with f-h or is equally good pHf IN
The half shells Serve one t0 each
person and pass with soft shell crabs
ar hraifeI lobster 40 a luncheon.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-10-12
OCEANS OF SAND
Hundreds e. People View the River
Bottom, Can Almost Jump
Into Missouri.

Trio nr-aiIy wide eXpause ~
-8r. .ar. Iu both u.rrs we're objects
off interest t1 many citizens yes-er
IaE This was especially true on
tho Mississippi side where probably
fHa H.rIr.I people walked about
Hr footed ou what is ordinarily iEr
middle ri Ire river tre sand lar
rtt.uHiaa almost to the Nis-.rd
-t,r-. o. f1. Ohio side four CT r.e
Illinois Central tliEa piers oH thr
Elrtuckf side are lfea and irs
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-10-12
CARD or THANKS.

We, the undersigned, desire to ey
9ress our heartfelt thanks to tho
friends and acquaintance who renb
red aid and sympathy during our ra
cent bereavement. especially TO Mr.
and Mrs Sisney
BENNIE MCCARTNEY.
MRS. CHOSM,
MRS. WHITACkER,
MRS. MARION LIE MAY
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-10-12

The infant daughter OF .,r- all
Mrs. Julian Herman of 45S Invent
third street. was christened yes e.ll@,
Rev Armstrong Of the Lutheran
church, officiating The sponsors were
Miss Louise Bouchet amt Mrs. j. &.
Stcgpf.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-10-12
ADJUSTMENTS
sssssss.aEsIsssESss.sss'

A. rEs opera house hre program
ain hs presented fua.eh, ir rarfef.l.a
and moving picture The Coujurrr
and Sha50uEraHh artists vfI give
some mysterious rsrl0lmanecs ana
the great skarineIT uiu 10 some won
HarfuI -ymua-fic= See rha Die -ai
elsewhere for particulars
80 rna patfs there VIII fo % -hau-r
.. HI r. more than ordinary interest
Trr GuffHE cong amy uIH uuen
fotas na Fourteenth street Dob Won
aanu' hypnotic performance
Advertisers IN The Cairo Bulletin
a -. - weauff@
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-10-12
WHERE EVERY ONE IS HONEST.
North CsroHnsns WHo Neither lie
Nor Steal

After a s'ar Orb En- isolated mountain
settlement in No-h carolina. usere
Tie uhirr of IRE spinning wheel IS sfil
r. cumncnrlaer srgnd. ne dress az IRE
poole houssrun. uters ssfs.raeers
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-10-12

There's no phesphorcscence In flow.
ors to speak of, but they may Tighten
up many darkcned spot in life
, Manchester Union.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-10-12

Miss Rose Doutier died last night az
her home, 22ll Washington avenue
She leaves a sister and Two broth
crs.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-10-12

one large c1rful roast OF boiled
-ork ch0uued fne me boiie1 potato.
mashed with one tai espoonful butte.
one tsasyoonfui drE mustard. tEo CT
-unher pickles.. chf pPeds tuo hard
.uied eggs. ehopped- black peDpez,
zz1t "A ri1eEax 70 n1lx w-ootA