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The Cairo bulletin., 1908-11-20
YOUNG MAN DIES
FAR FROM HOME
JOHN KLINE. CASHIER OF MO
BILE & OHIO. DIES AT SAN
ANGELO. TEX.-REMAfNS AR
Rive SATURDAY.

rlHa q. KIN. Of this cts d.ei az
81. t...'1. Tess. Wrlla-f8E after
lrHr .. s t#o days attire fi- arrival
.. .s raerIrrate hIs health.
E.. remains HIl he fraIel. back
H Dis rome fu cairo arriving Hrra
rr.aF. Arrangement fHr tta
r.r-rI viii NOT te announced until
asra. rEe remains are here
rta faeeIe1t Eas about -s years
"5 age aaT "a SON cf Nrs. Annie Kline
aE Cellar aaf Teaiuh sire t- For
TEE ra-t yen Cr tealre EeaIs be- bad
ha'' rae position IT cashier Cor ths
NliE. q ONO railroad comufny and
u#s faithful and honorable Young
man f1 an THE drties Of his life. His
nifuls viii mourn the loss Of this
exemplary Young man.
The decedeut was a member 81 As
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-11-20

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The Cairo bulletin., 1908-11-20

New York. Nov 19,-In no respect
probably. has fashion changed more
radically than in the, shape and cut
Of collars. The low. round collars Of
the past sumner are gone and now all
gowns ana waists are made with
stocks reaching high at the back and
sloped in the front to give as much
comfort as possible The straight
collar is not nearly so fashionable
as the one made in points, the tips
of which kuite touch the ears. All
over laces. net or strips OF insertion
sewed together are much used for
these high collars and the small
guimpe which is a feature OF the new.
est gowns. In order to give the cor
rest line to the front Of the colhrft o.
followed out as muca as needed for
the curve of the throat This can
be done by shaping the collar or hF
having a series OF tiny lengthwisl
tucks crossing the front for a space of
TWO or three inches II the tucks aye
small enough. they leave no fullnes
where the yterminate. The material
gathered up i'm che fould can be
.Iwindled nothing al the sides Of The
collar Sometimes narrow band Of
velvet or silk is used for the top fin
fsh of the collar % is rhe fashion Go
have trimming on the collar and tr.-
queuly a color is introduced with
pleasing effect
FLORENCE FAIRBANKS.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-11-20
STRONG HEALTHY FLESH
Paul C. sohuh & s9r- offer TO Pay
Fer samcse if Il Fails.

Uasu The use az Samosc today
and YOU wiH soon notice a gain IN
z1ut healthy flesh TO all who are
hin. weak AM run down, this re-
markable atsh-forning food prom
Uses plump. rosy perfect health visor
and vitality
West people cat enough TO beeon @
at. the trouble is not lack OF food.
I.t lack OF assimilatiye power
Samosa miueles with the food that
81. eaten SO that it. Is assimilatel bF
.fs blood and builds up pleasing
rmmuugss and good healthy flesh
These who use SamCse for week Cr
Ten davs will soon notice a gain iu
weight and an Improvement iu gen.
.l.I strength and health.
INT good. solid flesh on your bones
ara YOU Wiu be- strong and Wet in
ro other way can this be- done than
b- the use eft SlmO5e d. gives
rfampu.ss ami physical grace TO the
tfu and scravuy and viii make sou
lrlht. r5sF and normally lat
samCse Is in tablet form. pleas nj
ts take. and i- sold br enc of the
ucst reputable drug stores in Cairo.
rau! O.. scluH q soFs. under their
ltaIaHt-e to refund the money if 10
as,s uo tzira satisfaction.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-11-20
RULES OF The CONTEST.

Subscriptions may be paid at the
office and votes will be issued but if
you Will call or phone to the office
we will furnish you with a small re
ceirt book so that you may get your
friends subscriptions before they
give their votes to some one else.
A subscription viii not be counted
new unless it adds a subscriber to
our list. We will not count a sub
scriltion as new if the paper is just
ordered delivered to another name at
the same address.
Tie primary purpose of this con
test is te gain new subscribers for
The Bulletin. and for this reason
special iuducemcnt is offered for
new subscribers TO come voluntarily
or for old subscribers whose babies
are I'm the contest TO exert them
selves IF they would have the full
benefit Of the proposition. Hence. no
trick or scheme TO evade the rules
of the contest. or 10 defeat its pri
mary purpose. can be recognized, and
every effort win be made TO guard
against this
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-11-20

The Schiller Club held a pleasant
meeting yesterday afternoon win
Mrs. Charles Feuchtar OF Ninth stree,
ais hostess.
The club is now engaged in read
inc "Egmout" by Goethe and the al.
ternoon was spent over this work Of
The great German poet
Luncheon was served and cen
versation brought TO a close the pleas
ant ana profitable afternoon
Mrs Louisa KIeb was q guest of the
dub.
The club win meet next ThHrsaa"
afternoon with Mrs. John A. Miller OF
Park avenue
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-11-20
Now in Cairo Eayp..

4 card from NJ Hyman To- r s.
Haas received yesterday and Vritlea
Nov. T. at NapoIiniSpedizioui Italy
states that be- and Mrs. Hymaa bal
just Inspected the famous Blue GrCtt"
which can be entered from the sen
only by. living fat in the skif. but on
The interior presents great cavern
with a dome many feet high. Il is
called Blue Grotto becauseOi @ bue
tint given TO the interior by The TO-
Election Ct light from the water Mr
ami Mrs Lyman are now 81 Carr,
Egypt
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-11-20
NOTICE OWLS

sr members of Cairo Nest 40. H.,
% % o. am. hereby notified that
there uII te special meeting OF
this Nest at it- Hall 80 COZ Com
I.fsgfaI avenue ths. Friday evening
of >.Ut O'Clock. Matters oi great inn
.arrauce to tho Nest are 20 Dee cen
iHeraI and each member is urged
rH Hs present
ROBT. s. HATCHER.
Secretary.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-11-20
Hob School Conference.

Prof Cleudenen left last night ror
Champaign Ill., to see his son who il
The university there. also
TO attend The State High School Con
ference Miss Margaret Wilson
teacher OF English and Miss G. Pearl
Mulberry of the cairo schools will al
so attend the conference,
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-11-20

Cairo Lodge No. 173. X. If p win
have work in the rank Of page TO-
night They will also act on TIE ap-
uIicatious of four new members The
Knights Of Cairo viii soon arrange
fer district meeting to be held hctn
when AN the grand lodge officers WI
be present.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-11-20

Mr HumHcb0uso called uuon the
several real estate agents BOO the ci.F
auI upon others who own property
situated as desired but BE- De has snc
eeaI,I JOB making any satisfactory ar.
.au- uout- 90 bias nor TRANSFERRED
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-11-20
Gone West.

VIM Feuchter is again on his way
to the vast for a pleasure trip. H
has some ponies there In which he is
deeply interested Before leaving hc
put $1,000 of his hard-earned money
into Cairo real estate.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-11-20
TO ICE CONSUMERS
AND THE eU5Llc.

Although our ice factory las been
dies uoyed by fire we are stili selling
ica and having arranged for a supply
ou- wagons viii continue TO make
thci. daily rounds We 4 sire al
this time 10 express our appreciation
TO the public and particularly to our
customers for their liberal patronage
aud solicit a continuance 81 tie
same.
Respectfully
WINTER BROS.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-11-20
KELLY BROS. BUY
PLANNING MILL
PROPERTY OF =. NoRDEAN. Also
TRACT BETWEEN BIG FOUR
AND NEW LEVEE coon
SHIPPING FACILITIES.

Kelly Bros uho re-.--ir s1sfa5u-'
tHz Joss of one of fEr plants ,r
Commercial rstaua ts H-e have T--
chased ll- planning Min end fFf aer.s
Of land from p. No- Iman 81. IRIS
win b. operated ln adEiIoH to tte-r
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-11-20

Ten dollars in gold win be awarded
each week at s o'clock Saturday
uisht anil the large prizes viii be
awarded Saturday Dec 5th.
The ballot cut from the paper
counts one vote. These ballots must
be cast at least once each week.
Besides the small ballots votes are
issued with subscriptions to The Bull
,etin.
For every dollar that is paid on
new subscriptions $50 are issued and
for every dollar that is paid their
subscriptions by old subscribers 100
votes are issued
No votes viii be issued when a
sum less than one dollar is paid on
subscription
The following table viii aid you:
The Bulletin , months Sl2O gives
100 votes
The Bulletin 9 months $50 gives
$50 votes.
The Bulletin G months $3.50 gives
300 votes.
Tho Bulletin ore year 5000 gives
40 votes.
If a subscription Is new 90 addl
tioual votes will be given for every
month paid
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-11-20
Respectfully
WINTER BROS.

THREE STORY BRICK DWELL.
ING WITH ALL MODERN I'M
LOCATED DOWN
TOWN FOR SALE CHEAP. QUICK
SALE DESIRED. APPLY c. r.
STUART & SON, NO. so7 WASH
iNoToN AVENUE.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-11-20

O.. hoo mil .Ita.g
I'm addition ~ tho oiyh member.
guests: Mrs Richard King Kauf
IMAM Misses Nellie Lofin and LYDIA
| Bedman Mrs Horace T0lle. Ncssas
| W n Nation aEd Edward G. Pink.
The guests We're most appre
e.3cN warned taat midnight rad ar
rived,
"
II IA. Halliday In in St Louis oa
business
'oi'.' 2. 'o'nS'' ~ ann" was !" 'ae
'.'' '''' ~ Gums:
a.,
". - '''it'i's'.' - 'si'''a was III '".'
~ es''' ''''' '' business
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-11-20

of the falling river and work can not
be commenced till the river rises sut-
10 float the boat
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-11-20

Toe cairo D-eleinE C0mlauTs rir
~ r-srf IS again fasf aE-oall beczls
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-11-20

Two more days, Today ana tenor
row and some baby Will win has gold
coin VIII it he your baby hat Wina2
You can make your baby a winner ID
you try It's easy Just few more
subscriptions than You have at The
present time Hustle among your
friends tor an hour his evening and
during your spare moments tomor
row and YOU can win This coin with a
good margin
Those extra votes given with new
subscriptions VIII come in handy
Might need them when tile final count
is made You never can tell Per.
maps that subscription that was prom
ised YOU a few DAYS ago and you mes
lecred to get will be he one that
would make your baby a winner
Get busy don't let one baby win an
This coin rs yaur turn now SHOW
that you have large number OIL
friends that are supporting your baby
DO tt now. While The other fellow is .
waiting
The final count is song 10 be "a A
hummer viii your babys name ap.
pear al the top or at The bottom of
the us52 You are the one that can !
decide This question If you do your
part your friends will vote for your
baby and make il a winner
THE COM
Following is a list OF the candida
Contest. with the number of votes TO
Leola May Faudree, 6l5 Washington
Elcise Lucille sisney 321 Ninth ...
Bertha Louise Boyd, 1905 Elm .......
p. T. Langan, Jr.. 724 Twenty second.
ehills Ammonia Helm 360j Elm .....
Miriam Ellis, 7i2 Thirtyfourth ..-...
Bertha janice OrJ 409 Twentyninth
Frederick Edgar Cox, 425 Twenty-siyt
Robt. Ford Barth, 3)07 Sycamore 80.
Anna MAY Thistlewood, 25l5 Washin-
Thelma Virginia Brewer, lll3 Wa h.
Albert W. Bertram 1910 Locust ....,
Leon Lester Jones, 4JS Commercial.
Irene SCHNEIDER 81 Third ..........
Nelson Jerome Gould 4lG Twentieth
Marion Bill" Greaney. 2Gl3 Washingj
Doris f. Sells, 424 Thirtythird ......
Catherin Ann Farrell. 317 Division. O..
Julius Schuh, 1901 Sycamore ........
Thomas Lloyd Hopper 2910 Sycamol
Marion ORoUTke 50l Walnut .......
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-11-20

Rev Fr James Gilleu and Rev FL
James DoUney of this city are at
ReIevilie to attend the jubilee la.a-
BRETON of Bishop Jausseu's Gtaefl
anniversary as a priest
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-11-20

Miss Sarah Myers Of Quincy, III
is the guest of Miss Ethel Hair at
Upper Washington avenue and viii
remain for several weeks
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-11-20

Mrs " II. simpson of 2ll0 Elm
street has returned from Chicago
whore she spent several weeks
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-11-20
LIE COME SAINTS.

Following is list OF the candidates The Bulletins Baby
est with the number Of each late hour last night
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-11-20

Mrs Mary Hogan Magiu of Chica-
go. mas arrived here and will reside
with her brother. John Hogan.
Mower County transcript., 1908-02-26
Housekeeping is pleasure wher
you cook with gas.

Housekeeping is a pleasure when
you cook with gas.
Wanted at once a good man by the
month to work on the farm. Inquire
at this Office.
Arrived, gents new shape 1908
spring and summer hats at the Hub
Clothing Dept.
Arrived, gents new shape 1905
spring and summer hats at the Hub
Clothing Dept.
Mrs. Adolph Greenwaldt of this
city went Saturday to Rochester hoepi.
tai for an operation for appendicitis
and gall stones. .>~~
Mrs. N. F. Earl led the <Vesper ser.
vice at the Y. W. G. A. rooms Sunday
afternoon. ..... ...
The Epworth League gave Mush
and Milk social at the church on Fri
day evening. About 125 were present
and bad an enjoyable evening: A shor,
program was given and the guests, were
fed on mush and milk. 80
Mr. and Mrs. S. W. kaufman gav'
a dinner part for a company of friends
! Friday evening at their home on ALE
ghany street.
The Mower county rural mail Car
rers did not have TO go out on thei
routes Saturday, it being legal holi
day. They held meeting in the after
noon at the home of l. F. Snyder il
this city and elected the following Off
GERS: pres. Carl Johnson, Austin; vic
pres, Ernest Boyd, Taopi: sec. l.. F
Snyder, Austin; treas, Chris johnson
Lyle. John G Matter of Walthar
was elected delegate to the state cor
vention to be held at Red Wing.
The Birthday Club was entertaine,
by Mrs. A. W. Wright and Mrs. F. E
Daigneau on Friday evening at tn
Wright residence The decoration
were in patriotic colors and very 50
cial evening was spent. A chicken pi
supper was served.
Mower County transcript., 1908-02-26
Che TrQuscrtut.
AUSTIN, EDNFsDAY FEB. 26, 1908

AUSTIN, WEDNESDAY FEB. 26, 1908
500 for dozen photos at Vos-
BURGH's. If
800 for dozen postal photos at
VosBURGH's If
Miss Marguerite Carr spent Sun.
day with her folks in Adams.
The Congregational Ladies Aid
served a chicken pie dinner in the
church dining room Saturday noon.
About 200 were served.
r. Il. Murphy is home from his
New York trip where he bought tine
line of spring goods OF the latest styles
w. g. Horrobin arrived home Sat.
urday from Rockford, Ill. where he
visited his daughter, Mrs. Harry Nc
Glllivray.
Miss Lila Beiseker was down from
st. Mary's school at Faribault to spend
Sunday with her grandmother, Mrs. c.
n. Beiseker.
For sale, a two-seated spring wagon
Hayes corn planter and Monitor
double disc drill. f. & MILLER, 6l]
North Fourth st. Austin. 50
For Sale, fine cottonwood lumber
sawed to order. FRANK F.. WILSON
three miles south of BroWnsda!e. 7. 0
address, Rural /, Austin.
Miss Stella Smith went to Chicago
Saturday evening to 60 into large
wholesale millinery store.
Mrs, J. J. Hayes Went to Mime
apolis Saturday to visit her son Albert
Frank Kennedy and Herb McAdo<
opened an electric theatre at Winon,
on Monday. We hope the Toys will d<
we'll
The annual meeting Of the Centra
Presbyterian church will be held to
morrow evening in the lecture ro m
The annual banquet Of the church viii
be served in connection.
Mower County transcript., 1908-02-26

The Eclipse Lumber Co. is noted
for it's square and honest business
methods. When in need of lumber or
fuel, it will pay you to see them. They
will use you right.
Get your dyeing done at the Austin
steam dye and cleaning works. They
do not shrink nor injure anything plac.
ed in their hands.
Harry Trowb1idge, who has been
prescription clerk in Tellefson's drug
store, commenced work in DR.. Frazer's
drug store in Lyle village on Monday.
His family will move to Lyle this week
All persons interested in the Cedar
City cemetery are requested to meet at
the Y. w. C. A. rooms in Austin next
Saturday aftefn Don from to o'clock
to formulate plans for an organization
I to care for the cemetery grounds. Alt
come who are Interested:
Everyone is cordially invited to at
tend a basket social at Concord Hall
Saturday evening, February 20, 1908
for the benefit of District No. 40. A
good program assured. Madge Varco
teacher.
Pay your personal property tax this
week. Penalty goes one next Monday
| Misses Jessie Stimson and Nettie
Belden returned Monday evening from
a weeks visit in Minneapolis.
| Chris N. Brown of Los Vegas
New. came Sunday for brief visit anc
business trip. He left for home yester
day.
We publish the delinquent tax lis
this week. Look it over carefully tt
see if any Of your property is listed
Do not take any chances.
The K. K. ks were entertained
by Mrs. A. w. Allen Wednesday after
y noon. Dinner was served to whic]
Mrs. John F. Robinson of Steele, n
D., and Mr.. and Mrs. N. A. Grave
of Darlington were guests of honor
~ The occasion was greatly enjoyed.
a. No preventing Providence [ expe'
g to preach in Brownsville Methodi
10 Episcopal church next Sunday March
1908 at 1890 a. m. and in Lansir
~ Methodist Episcopal church at 2:30
" m. The Rev'd Bro. Wright will lea
3. Glass meeting and take: charge
my Bible class on the above date. Cla
,, meeting 9:30p. m. ALFRED CREssE'
rs Private E. 7. Cressey who gave {
N entertainment at the auditorium Fl
IS day and Saturday gave a lecture illu
trated with stereopticon views at Il
r Baptist church Sunday evening {
;, Scenes in the Life OF Christ from Il
= Cradle to the Grave. The house W
~ crowded and the lecture was Of unusu
- interest. ~
p. The humor of the picture on Il
in front page of the March AMERICA
Boy representing two grinning bo
to teasing friendly but very smart loo
G. ing dog, will appeal to all boys. II
~ contents Of this number cannot fail
in interest every reader. The fine seria
u presently running in the magazine q
SO each continued two or more chapter
q. The regular departments Of Popul
Science, Mechanics and Electricit
=. Stamps, Coins, and Curios, Photo
f. raphy Tangles and o. A. b. are reple
~ with the practical information and j
: teresting matter in which boys tel
c.. delight. "a illustrations. $1.OO q ye.
IS The Sprague Publishing Co., Detro
8. Mich. The American Boy will be Sc
Id one year free to any boy who will Sol
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Transcript.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1908-07-31
99I)eaeITHsI !
WILLIAM SAMMIE BEARD

Died, in Providence Infrmary,
Mobile, Ala, June 30th, 1903, Mas
ter William Sammie Beard, the
beautiful and promising young son
of Mr.. and Mrs. w. S. Beard of
Leakesville, Miss. He leaves faith
er and mother, five sisters and two
brothers to mourn his loss, and be-
sides host of friends and rela-
tives. He was brought home We'd
nesday and was laid to rest at the
SweetWater cemetary near Hillman
Miss, July End 1908 1t has been
we'll said, whom the Lord loves die
young, and is particularly hard to
realize, for all loved him, who had
| the good fortune to know him. may
! the God of hosts in tender mercy
heal the broken heart and pour the
balm of consolation into the bleed
ing bosoms of his loved ones. His
loving smiles and winning ways
won for him a host of friends but
they had to give Sammie up. Weep
not for him as though we have no
hope, for his soul is safe in heaven.
precious on from US has gone.
A voice we loved its still.
la place is vecant in our homo which never car
be filled.
God in his wisdom has received the boom his
Hove had given,
| and through The body slumbers here.
The soul is safe in heaven.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1908-07-31
BETTY

Betty, Miss, July II, 1908. Mr..
w. L. Pipkin is visiting relatives
over in the Mcleod settlement this
week.
Mr.. w. D. Ball is hauling lum-
Der today to make cow pen.
Leila Ball spent Sunday night with
Mrs. G.. M. Pipkins.
Large crowd of the people OF this
place gathered at S. A. Balls Sun
day. We had some good singing.
Mr.. Nose Ball and Miss Allie
Sowell were seen driving around
Sunday, also Mr.. Melton Lyle and
Miss Office Dunnam; they kee r
the road warm on Sunday eve.
Mrs. w. D Ball spent Thursday
night with her daughter, Mrs. ). K
Brewer.
Mrs. j. E. Ederington and chill
dren of Coffeevilie, Miss, are cowr
visiting her daughter, Mrs. L. O.
Hillman.
1t is raining today so | guess the
tar heels will have to stay at home
Mr.. Geo. Moore must have par
ticular business up the road nov
adays; he goes every Saturday ant
Sunday.
Mr.. Rufe Bradley's baby has beer
sick several days, the writer hopes
it will soon be we'll again.
RIMBAULT.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1908-07-31
BALL.

Ball, Miss, July, 25th 1908.
Well Mr.. Editor as my better half
and | have been fishing this morn
ing and had good luck, and have
just pulled my feet out from under
the table where | done justice by
the fish. So, in accordance with
Blue Grass's request and other rea-
sons too numerous to mention, |
will knock once more for admission
into the HERALD reading club.
We have been informed that
Mr.. j. G.. Taylor is now making
preparation to move his mill plant
from our misdt to near Merrill to
start up business there.
That huge water animal that
Nicholas spoke of sometime previ-
Gus to this writing, l suppose has
been seen at that noted place called
the Sunday School Eddy. Perhaps
someone would like to know how it
came by that name. The writer was
informed that in the life time of
Duncan Mcleod, he took great
interest in Sunday School, and
rather than be bothered in his stud
les he would tax his Sunday-School
paper and go sit on the banks of
this eddy and study the lesson.
That annual picnic that Curious
spoke of, came off at the Beach
Landing on the 23d, but was not
conducted in a spirit of unity and
friendship, as heretofore, but rath-
err on the picked crowd plan.
The two elder children of Mr..
and Mrs. G. C. Ball are on the sick
list this week.
Mr.. and Mrs.T. A. Ball are look
ing for the return of their grand
daughter home today from a two
weeks stay with relatives in Beard
Town.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lige Phillips are
in Merrill nowadays with Mr.. and
Mrs. Charlie Breland.
Miss Lottie Ball is on the west
side of the river with her sister
who is on the sick list.
E.G. and w. C. Ball are pulling
fodder off that wonderful crop OF
corn that Curious wrote about.
Say Mr.. Fred Coaker make haste
and pay Blue Eyes that visit, for
fear she gets out of patience and
gives you cold coffee instead OF hot
tea.
Was sorry to hear that Mr.. Merr-
lit got into the jacket nest, for |
know it was not as pleasant to him
as talking to a pretty girl.
For fear ! am going too far |
will ring off for this time.
CLUB FIST.