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New-York tribune., 1908-06-19
PRESIDENTS TRIBUTE.

Washington June 1S.-Immediately upon
receiving news of the nomination of Secre-
tary Taft for the Presidency, President
Roosevelt said:
l feel that the country is indeed to be
congratulated upon the nomination OF Mr..
Taft 1 have known him intimately for
many years and 1 have peculiar feeling
for him because throughout that time we
have worked for the same OBJECT with the
same purposes and ideals. l do not be-
Iievc there can be found in the whole
country a man Sc well fitted to be Presi-
dent. He is not only absolutely fearless,
absolutely disinterested and upright, but
he has the widest acquaintance with the
nations needs without and within and the
broadest sympathies with all our citizens.
He would be as emphatically President
of the plain people as Lincoln, yet not
Lincoln himself would be fEeer from the
least taint of demagogy, the least tendency
to arouse or appeal to class hatred OF any
kind He has a peculiar and intimate
knowledge of and sympathy with the
needs of ali our people-of the farmer, of
the wage worker, the business man, the
property owner. No matter what mans
occupation or social position no matter
what his creed his color or the section of
the country from which he comes, If he is
an honest hard working man who tried to
do his duty toward his neighbor and tow
ard the country, he can rest assured that
he will have in Mr.. Taft the most upright
Of representatives and the most fearless of
champions Mr.. Taft stands against privi-
lege and he stands pre-eminentiy for the
broad principles of American citizenship
which lie at the foundation of our national
wellbeing.
New-York tribune., 1908-06-19
TAFT WINS ON FIRST BALLOT
Secretary of War Gets 702 Votes-EIs Nomination
Made Unanimous.
CONVENTION IN FRENZY OVER NAME
Platform Andunc Plank Slightly Changed Adopted Minority Losing
o,

William Howard Taft Secretary chosen the Repub
Gcan candidate for President by the Republican convention at Chicago
yesterday the ballot ballots total of 9SO with
delegate absent demonstration marked the presentation of
his name, and the nomination made unanimous
The others nominated and the number of ballots Senator
Phand c. Knox, of Pennsylvania Governor Charles E. Hughes
of New York Speaker Joseph g. Cannon Illinois,
dent Charles w Fairbanks of Indiana Senator Robert NJ La Fol-
B. Foraker Ohio,
Three for President Roosevelt from the Pennsy
delegation although he mentioned for nomination
No Vice-Iednt AT early hour this
morning Taft supporters still candidates. but had
received nmatin from him. While his preference for Western
York delegates hopeful the outlook for Congress
James Sherman Utica for whom they will cast their 7S votes
Mr. Taft nominated by Representative Theodore f. Burton of
Cleveland and seconded by George A. Knight of
California The motion make the nomination made
by General Stewart l.. Woodford of New York.
platform with changes the ani-nucion plank de-
ced yesterday adopted by vote accordance with
the aory report of the Committee Resolutions after futile at
amend it accordance with the minority
the his the
Department, while the President learned the dngs while playing
The adjourned at p until o'clock this
morning.
New-York tribune., 1908-06-19
IBy reiesra ph to The Tribune ]

IBy telegraph 10 The Tribune.I
Chicago Ju1e 1S-William Howard Taft, of
Ohio, was chosen unanimously to-day by the
Republican party in it's fourteenth national con-
vention as its candidate for President. The first
ballot gave Mr.. Taft IO2 votes out of total of
97S cast but as soon as the burst of enthusiasm
which greeted this announcement could be con-
troled the chairman recognized General Wood
ford of New York. who announced that ne had
been requested by Governor Hughes and in
structed by the united New York delegation 10
move that the nomination be made unanimous
This motion promptly seconded by Penn
sylvania, Illinois, Georgia and Michigan. and
was carried unanimously.
To-day furnished the climax to a remarkable
convention. in which the machinery has been
from the first under the absolute control of the
officers of the convention, in which every effort
to produce Roosevelt stampede has been met
and checked without its producing the slightest
influence on the delegates, and in which the
initial ballot resulted precisely as was predicted
bv the Taft manager, Frank H. Hitchcock.
more than two months ago
convention. has shown himself mastery pre-
siding officer from the time he took that i'm
portant position, and has been ever on the alert
70 ,,revent the success OF the radical element
which with the aid of the galleries. has sought
TO divert the purpose of the party as declared
IN the constituencies and to stampede the dele
gates.
When Representative Burton, of Ohio. ended
an eloquent speech nominating the Secretary OF
War with the name of Ohio's favorite son there
occurred the real demonstration Of the day
When the name of Ohio was reached in the roll
call of the states the delegates started cheer
which lasted for two minutes. but they deslsted
- us.en 70 the forceful address of the distin-
o,,,sbed Obioan AS he finished the Ohio delega-
tton gave a cheer which started the ball rolling,
and one delegation after another Joined in
Texas led the shouting and displayed banner
consisting of huge pair of trousers labelled
"As pant; the hart for cooling streams. so
Texas pants for Taft
The Taft banner of the Blaine Club was pro-
duced the Philippine delegates raised little
Girl 10 their shoulders and cheered like mad.
and finally the Ohio delegation started a march
around" headed by Ex-Governor Herrick
Charles P Taft and Governor Harris
The galleries caught from the Ohioans the re-
,r,,n Taft. Taft Big Bill Taft" and marked
time with 1t as the march proceeded. While other
de,eaations Joined in. Mr.. Burton. who had just
received a large bouquet of pink peonies from
Mrs Henry W. Taft and Miss Louise Taft
,s :, ,Ior, as he marched, while Miss Taft
an exceptionally handsome youns woman Siau
in white with large red hat. was conspicu-
Gus figure in a side gallery. where she waved
New-York tribune., 1908-06-19

FESTIVAL HOLIDAY tomorrow. str Hendriok
.1rdson ,Ip Str. New York down. Muslc.-Ad't
New-York tribune., 1908-06-19
SUMMIT HOUSE BURNED.
Summer Hotel on Top of Mount Washington
Destroyed

,.orham. y H. June 1s-The Summit House.
,,,,,,er resort at the top of Mount Washing
en- Lnown 10 thousands of tourists. was burned
,o-niebt together with large stable nearby
ci,uated at an elevation of over SIX thousahd
feet above the sea level. the burning buiiolhes
presented brilliant spectacle "hlch was Nlsi-
b,e FOR score Of miles IN al directions.
The burned buildings were owned Oy 'fie Dos,
q Maine Railway Company. and were leased
IT, erm of Barron e. Morrow. The buildings
- valued AT about $4,000, and were not in
"a II, the loss Of business during the COM
t. season. however, the lessees estimate the
.ota, damage at about S1Oo.A~
New-York tribune., 1908-06-19

GREAT BEAR sPRlEG WATER.
Hts purity has made ii famous. '-Ads..
New-York tribune., 1908-06-19
NO COMMENT-BRY4N.
Nebrosban Shoes Interest IN La
Toilette Tote, HO1cerer.

lincoln. Neb, June 1S.-Wiiam j. Bryan re-
.i-,aa news of the action of the Repuphcan
N,tiona, Convention at his Fairview home tfis
at,orpoon and evening and evinced considerapie
,r,orest in the result. Mr.. Bryan asked 10 De
.oId the vote on other candidates ana vas
aeracisIry interested in that for Senator Ia
Toilette ., .
ua said he had no comment to make on tns
-.,,..rtion's work but would soon. prooapy
to-r,orrow. prepare statement of his views Oh
the Republican platform.
New-York tribune., 1908-06-19
FORAKFR'S HEARTY SUPPORT.
Gives Assurance of II Now That Nomina-
tion Is Made
Republican candidate for President.

Washington, June 1S-"Until the convention
made a nomination every Republican had a right
IN have his -oce," said Senator Foraker to-
night after hearing of the nomination of Sec
retary Taft for the Presidency but row it is no
,o,eer a question of men. but question Of
,, In this way Secretary Taft becomes my
d,date for the Presidency, and while under all
~, ,irc,. instances probably do but little. ye.
hau do all / can to help elect him. Repub-
,,,e viii now quit contendng among them
selves and turn all their guns on the common
enemy"
New-York tribune., 1908-06-19

Fontinued on sixth page
New-York tribune., 1908-06-19
uR SHERMAN ACCEPTED.
Said To Be agreeable to President
and Taft.
1Rr Telegraph to The Tribune.I

TBy Telegraph to The Tribune1
,;ro June 1s-President Roosevelt ana
e.o.or,, Taft have just agreed to accept Con-
,, sherman. unless some new and better
90, he found before morning. 1t Is be-
,,o,,.d here that this practically assures Mr.
Sberman's nomination.
New-York tribune., 1908-06-19
ORDER OF BUSINESS FOR TO-DAY.

Convention called to order at 10 o'clock by
Senator Henry Cabot Lodge. permanent chair
man.
Prayer BY the Rev. Tobias Schanfarner' OF
Chicago.
Nor,in.tion. for the office of Vice. President
of the United States.
Appointment of committees to inform the
nominees.
The extension of thanks to the convention Of
ficer. and to tho city of Chicago.
Adjournment.
New-York tribune., 1908-06-19
uP TAFT RECEIVES
MANY FRIENDS
ur EXPRESSES 4PPRECI-
aTION OF HONOR.
J-nipersitg Clnt Leads Demonstra.
,;on at His House-FreTorks
and Nusic Features.
From The Tribune Bureau ]

--s-Ai,rton June lS-Wher Secretary Taft
-..r-,ed from the War College to his home
lily before ( o'clock. he greeted by a
-. crowd which had assembled there in an
.,a,s-jon Of his appearance The Secretary
..,.5 and smiled his thanks. and after shaking
..,ss dernocraticaIy with some OF his neigh
to-s went directly TO the dining room.
zalf an hour later he was the central figure
- me Of the most brilliant and impressive i'm
--,-,rt1 demonstrations that Washington has
.rs- seen The welcome had been planned
,sthcut Mr Taft's knowledge by the members
- the strong and influential University Club,
,+ase hon7e is diagonally. across the street from
,se Taft house, and its arrangements were. kept
secret
Dusk having jHst fallen. the vicinity of the
Taft home and the University Club house was
nujokiy transformed into q scene OF briliancy
engineers corps band from the Washing
IN Barracks was stationed on the grass along
--e K street side Of the club building. The
clubhouse was brilliantly lighted its doors
aud windows were thrown wide open hundreds
ef university graduates swarmed within and
without the building. and at the corner dis
plays OF fireworks were made.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-04-25
Instruction PdbIca
$3.50, 900 para casas escuelas

Ha sido nombrado Secretario de la
Junta Escolar de Toa Baja don Pedro
Hernandez Fajardo, y de la de Vie
ques don Modesto Rios Olmo.
Ell Comisionado de Instruction.
DR.. Dexter, trata de consegir de las
compaflfas de vapores que uno de esos
barcos sea especialmente dedicado 4
la conduccion de las maestras ameri-
canas 4 los Estados Unidos tan prom.
to como termine Ell af1o escolar, de
nodo que no tengan que permsnecer
en- la isla ha sta la salida regular de
los vapores.
Han pedido la authorization para
aumentar de sus propios fondos la
cantidad de $25o.ooo destinado 4 la
construction de casa escuelas rurales,
en- las juntas escolares de Cabo Rojo,
Fajardo, Guayama, Juana Diaz, Las
Marias, San German y Rio ?iedras.
-Ha sido aceptada la renuncia del
cargo de maestro graduado y Acting
Principal de las escuelas de AfIasco.
que ha presentado don Jose G. Gar
dere.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-04-25
!BUENA OPORTUNIDAD!

Sc arrienda la Hacienda sCarolina"
en- Maunabo, ce1cana a la Central Co
lumbia, y compuesta de cAatroctentas
caerdaS de terrenos de vega sobre-
vega, ha biendo actualmente 400 fnca-
das de caflas, y $50 cuer das de cerros,
de las cuales como 50 pueden sembrar-
Sc de caflas. A los arrendatarios sc
les podrfan vender $500 metros de via
ferrea 45 wagones para el arrastre
de cafias, I6 carros y so yuntas lie
bueyes.
TambiG Sc arrienda naestro esta-
becimiento mercantil 5ituado en- ell
barrio de la "Calzada", con buena casa
de vivienda y terrenos para paste,
anexos. Ell paraje es muy animado
y de mucho tra6co comercial.
Maun abo, Abril 5 de 1908.
SUCEsoREs DE JosE Ma. ORTIZ.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-04-25
"a peste hub mica
EN- Ia Guayra
Alarma en- la poblaci6n

Nueva York, sabado.- Llegan noticias de
Venezuela, dandO nuevOs detalles de los pro-
gresos alarmantes que hace en- la ciudad de La
Guayra ell panico que Sc ha apoderado de la po-
blacion.
La playa no Sc extiende con la rapidez que
Sc teme, pero el amino publico ha caido en- una
lamentable postraci6n.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-04-25
PARA ESTABLECERSE

Sc ALQUILA en- todo 8
en- parte en- la Plaza Principal,
un local con dos puertas al fren-
te y entrada independence, que
m1de IS metros de fondo por
6.15 de ancho.
lntormara JOSE BAzAH.-Box
2I6.-San Juan, Puerto Rico.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-04-25

IN Condominio de mas de una
tercera parte en- la hacienda
Santa Rosa" de Bayam6n, la
cual Sc compone en- su totalidad
de OChOCientas Cuerdas.
InfOrmeS: Notar1a de Coma
lez Darder, San Jose s, altos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-04-25

El fracaSo Gle Ba GScuagarS
No Sc autoriza ell aumento

Nueva York sabado.-En Ell Senado encon-
Sro la oposici6n mas formidable el proyecto de
aumentar la escuadra americana, en- las proper
clones exigidas por Mr.. Roosevelt.
El proyecto ha sido derrotado, despues de
los mas violentos disCursos.
Los defensores de Roosevelt han sido AGO.
rraados.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-04-25
Prograna de Ia retreta

Programs de las pleas que ejecuta-
"a EN- la retreta la Banda de la Policfa
[nsular.
March "Alha mbra". Chambers.
2.-Overture "Tanhauser' Wagner.
3.-Polka de Flautfn "El Ruisefior"
DuefIo.
4.-Marcha de as ,sAntrochas mum.
8. Meyer beer.
5.-(estreno) Iutermezzo ..Schooting
Staas" Story.
6.-Valses "Tou a Vous". Valid
teufel.
7.-Danza "Ensueno = realidad"
CALICO.
Star Spangle Banner.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-04-25

Esperanto sus declaraciones

Nueva York, sabado.-Se espera con gran
interes por la opinion americana, las declara-
clones del presidente Roosevelt, al que sc su-
pone indignado COD la preteriCion cue ha SD
frido la Camara baja en- el Senado el
proyecto de aumento de la escuadra que juzga
indispensable Ell presidente
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-04-25
CesebraneaO eE final
de un tr.atado
Lo que dice la prensa international

Nueva York. sabado.-Los despachos reci-
bidos de Londres dcen que en- la termination
del tratado que garantza Ell statuquo en- los
res del Norte el Baltico ha trabajado con
gran exito el gobierno ingles al que Sc debe Ell
resultado obtenido. La prensa international
celebra la termination del tratado
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-04-25

Nueva York, sabado.-Dicen los despachos
de Tanger que el orden parece restablecido en-
Marruecos, donde no ha ocurrido ningun des-
man, en- la semana que termina hoy
FL ejercltO frances COnserva sis D0siciones
ventajosas y los arabes, respetan las tropas
lnterventoras, sin intentar rechazarlas
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-04-25
Ia gliRpaiSicn del
Minis 1e.0 Gle Marina
Un acto que Sc espera

Nueva York. sabado.-La prensa de hoy
1ndca que el Secretario de Marina presentara
Ia dmisi6n de su cargo, en- vista de la derrOta
sufrida en- las Camaras, del proyecto de arma-
mento de la escuadra
La noticia Official no ha sido publcada toda-
via, pero sc cree cierta.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-04-25
THE NEW YORK & PORTO RICO
STEAMSHIP COMPANY

Proposiciones pegos Cerrados admitidas
Gina de esta Compania p1ntar interior
uele NO dos manOs de pntura. Las demas
materales necesaros seran suminsrados Compana
debeDdo lmitarse las propocones soamene
Las proposc1ones admran Olcina Compana
hasta las de la manana del da 90 de Abril.
La Compana Ell derecho de echazar cuaquiera
Q todas las proposiciones.
Para mas inormes drirse la ofcna de la Compana en-
el Muele No.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-04-25
L,
PRIMER ANIVERSARIO
r. |. P.
Don Angel Navaias de los Reyes.

Falleci6 Ell 26 de Abril de 1907
Las misas que Sc celebren el lines
~ del actual en- la Catedral, San
Francisco, San Jose, Santa Ana, Ca
pilla de San Ildefonso, Conception,
Santo Cristo y Asilo Municipal, Sc
ran aplicadas por Ell eterno descaaso
de su alma.
La fami'ia suplica 4 sus amigos Sc
slrvan encomendarle Dios.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-09-09
PETITION FILED
FOR PROHIBITION
QUESTION TO BE VOTED ON IN
ALL BUT TWO PRECINCTS
IN COUNTY.
AT COMING ELECTION
Petitions Filed Based On Vote Cast
For County Commissioner Re
qurinu Very Few
Sicners.

There viii be another prohibition
'contest in this county at the comiag
November election 1t win be waged
in ali but two of the precincts OF the
county the two exceptions being
Thebes and Santa Fe which are al
ready dry Very quietly men have
been at work preparing the necessary
petitions. They have taken the vote
cast for Dr. Iennelle as county COM
missioner as a basis This was a very
small vote because there was no op-
position to the Dr. and therefore it
did not require many signers to the
petitions to have the question voted
upon The vote will be By precincts
thi, time. and any precinct in which
a majority faYors the dry will BE-
SO declared.
The petitions have all been filed
with the county clerk and for the city
precincts show the member Of signars
TOR each as follows
First precinct II, Second II. Third
., Fourth 9 Fifth s Sixth "a. Seventh
a. Eighth g.
In the county precincts the number
9f signers were nominal the vote on
county commissioner being very
small The county precincts for
which petitions are on file are. Cache
Reech Ridge, Unity, Sandusky.
TGmms Elco Delta, Clear Greek
East Cape Girardeau Olive Branch,
Goose Island and Lake Miligan.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-09-09
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF
Labor Day Orator.

JUICE William n Butler Of Cairo, a
fayorite orator OF Southern Illinois.
delivered an address at the Labor
Day celebration at Murphysboro Mon
day before large crowd. Judge But,
Ter, Hon Walter Warder, Postmaster
Sidney B. Miller and others of the
Alexander county delegation to the
Republican state convention lett yes
terday for Springfield to attend the
convention which opens today,
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-09-09
Lost Money.

! The collector for the Whafboa,
! Company had the misfortune to lose
1918 in currency last evening about )
O'Clock The money-one Ten dollar
one five and three one dollar bills
was paid to him at the Woodward
Hardware Company from which store
he went to Armour's, a block above,
returning TO the Wharfboat on his
wheel. where the loss was discovered.
A careful search over the ground
failed to find the money. If it fell in,
to honest hands, its return to the
whartboat office will relieve the col
lodor. upon whom the loss falls tarncr
seriously The finder will be rewarded.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-09-09
Hurt By a Fall.

John Cain, Waterman for the First
Bank 4 Trust Company and givern
ment guage reader fell yesterday
morning from the platform of he
river bulletin board outside the stone
wall on Ohio street and received
painful injuries. In falling he struck
his head on the sharp stones on the
leyee cutting a cash and also wrench
ed his back He is confined to his
bed. His numerous friends are
hoping for his speedy recovery
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-09-09
FOUNTAIN PEN FREE.

As special campaign offer 20 any.
one who vill secure 20 now ten
weeks trial subscriptions 10 the
Weekly Commercial Appeal. lremit-
ting 5000 for -ampI viii he sent a
Diamond Point Fountain Pen. guar
anteef finest grade. 1i-kt solid gold
pen Act quick as This special Offer
WI. he Withdrawn in a short time.
Address
WEEKLY COMMERCIAL APPEAL.
Memphis. Tenn
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-09-09
NEGRO eAPTlsTs IN SESSION.

Mounds Ill.,. Sept. s, 1908.
The Ministers and Deacons Union
Of the Mount Olive Baptist Association
of Southern Illinois, met with the St
John Baptist church, Rev D. Parish,
pastor at DO a. H.. Rev. J. NJ. Blake
presiding quite a number answered
to roll call \ number of fraternal
delegates and brethren We're intro
duced and spoke words of encour,
agemcut Or Burton of the a. VI. Z.
church delivered an appropriate ad-
dress and urged that negro Churche
take high grounds every where
against sin and teach the masses 10
respect and obey the laws OF the Ian
and help apprehend and punish an
yio.ators of the law A motion pre-
vailed 10 appoint Rev. r. J Davidson
OF 'outralia as reporter 10 the Cairo
papers Rev. Parker Of the ;. VI. f.
church was introduced 4 motion pre-
vailed that "Wednesday 1:4u D.. m.. be
fixed as am hour to- discuss "tho rela.
tion and duty of tho church To- the
world Reys j. 70 Knowles. > s
oliver and J W Wesley were ap-
pointed on resolutions. Rev ReaI
pastor iu Mounds was Introduced.
The b Y T. e.. department under Mr.
Dennis Farrow nil meet al %. Til. 20
morrow. The Womcus Educational
department will meet Thursday morn
ing and The association proper Thurs
aaN afternoon nr Parish delivered
cheering address Of welcome 90 which
Rev =. J. Davidson appropriately
responded
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-09-09
AGREED To KILL HIM
Concluded From First Page.)

threatened 10 XII Her
lie stepped away from me and
land then said. Now shoot me- sail
1.-THE woman. without raising her voice
Tor without a sign OF emotion. She said
Inc got some distance away so that
there would he no powder stains on
his clothes that he had carefujl,-
nlapnnJ that dotil aoaip.t datacton
11o, oo,r,.., t,il,.I ,o,fr ,,t pn.,f,
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-09-09
Soldiers Maks eood servants.

They have In England a society for
"the employment OF reserve soldiers,
and some ladies connected with X
have taken the trouble 10 train The eN-
soldiers for servants. and. d. is said
with remarkable success The men
who have been the officers servants
are mos, sought for this purpose. and
they are said fu like the work in the
house. aaa. although old. many OF
them are quite strong
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-09-09
ELECT BANK DIRECTOR
Peter Saup Chosen to FIJI Vacancy on
First Bank & Trust Compsnys
Board.

AZ fho regular monthly meeting %
the boari of directors ot the First
Bank a Trust company held yesier-
day. Peter Saup was elected q Dr.
rector 90 nh the fo.sncy caused bv
the death ol ihc late Marion e.
Wright
Mr Saur is one cf Cairos oIdesi
and most substantial citizens and IS
regarded As a valuable acquisition to
the board
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-09-09

The Baptist Young Peoples Union
of the Cairo Baptist church will hold
the regular monthly business and So
cial meeting at the home of Mr.. Harry
BOYD, ga Eleventh street Friday
evening, Sept H. All young people
of the church and congregation are
invited to attend
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-09-09

Mr., and Mrs William c. Gilbert Of
Evanston were guests Monday Ct the
formers father, Hon, William h. Gil.
bert. en- route to Memphis, Tenn,
They are expected to return today
and will stop here for another brief
visit.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-09-09
Tn. Revival Of the Bonnet.

There is a decided piqusncy about
The douning If a bonnet by a Young
woman. One coal scuttlc recently
turned out was as high as the tallest
hat that ] have seen this season This
represents the route by which bonnets
Vii gradually enter agaiu.-Draper s
Record
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-09-09
Birth Announced.

Mr.. and Mrs John w, Gholson Of
La Center Ky. formerly Of Cairo an
nounce the birth OF a daughter on
Sept 4 The child has been named
Laura Nellie
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-09-09
FOURTH PRECINCT DEMOCRATS

All Democratic voters 10 the FoHrf1
Cairo precinct are requested 20 meet
Friday evening st s o'ci0cs In mr
office 1910 Commercial avenue, Tor
tho purpose cf organizing = Bryan.
Stevenson club by order of
ED =. FITZGERALD.
Committeeman