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HINEsHURGH.

Mrs. Susan Ray and Mrs. y. L. cam
md two children Of Burlington were IN
town Friday and Saturday. Mrs, Ed
ward Severance and daughter, Marine
% Burlington are visiting Mrs. Lucy
Ray Miss Marjorie Perry of liurling-
ton spent few days with Miss Mary
Wilson last week Harlan Bostwck Of
burlington Is spending his vacation with
his sister, Miss Dora Bostwclt.-Mrs.
Frank Post and son. Archibald, visited
in Essex last week.-Mrs.. Curry of Bur
lngton Is spending a few days with her
sister, Mrs Daniel Patrck.-Mr and
Mrs Frank Patrick and two children at
tended the Goth wedding anniversary of
MI and Mrs. Alden Elliott at Hanks
vile Friday. William Sanctuary fell
from n cherry tree last week and hurt
hiy arm badly.--Thc Baptist parsonage
has been improved by a new Veranda
and coat of paint.-Mrs. "A. l.. Walker
and daughter, IIilda. of Burlington are
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BAKERSFIELD.

Miss Jennie Demars OF Enosburgl1 Falls
spent last week with her grandmother.
Mrs Ayers.--Mss Rhoda and Spencer
HYDE of Westhcld y. j., are visiting
their uncle DR.. W. Is. Hyde Mrs. Bert
Halo OF East Fairfield and Miss Iinnie
Gilbert of Waltham. Mass. visited in
town Sunday Mrs. Perry Stratton died
Frlday Tho funeral was held Sunday
the Rev. NJ Howard officiating. Mrs
Fuller G. Smith Of st, Adams is visiting
her mother, Mrs. Harriet Boutelle.--
Frank NuttinE of Lttleton, y. H., is
visiting in town.
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HUNTINGDON.

son was born to Mr.. and Mrs. n.
T.. Stevens july 9-Mr. and Mrs. A. j.
Crandall spent Saturday ana Sunday at
Lake Iroquois Fifteen dollars was
realized from the ice cream supper
served by the Missionary society Fri
day evening. Mrs, II. T.. Morrill, enter
tanned the Kings Daughters Wednesday
Mir and Mrs. William Cleveland and
son. Roy, are visiting in town.Miss Julia
Rhodes of Galcsburr, ILL.,. is visiting at
u. H. Mofril's and Mrs. Helen Cranes
Mrs. Ora Moore of Rutland is visiting
her parents Mr.. and Mrs. j. w Spauld-
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comrade, having shared the same bunk
with him. and he was with him when he
was fatally shot. and with is own hands
fashioned for him rude coffin from the
doors of little church, while two other
comrades were making the grave. BY
tho means of this coffin and the marker
they put at his grave his remains were
found and recently brought TO Vermont
for burial. A paper printed in July. 1894.
containing an account of the battle in
which he lost his life was ~ead by Mrs.
Maude a. May. Charles Woodbury.. who
presented the picture, is senior vice-com-
mander of the department of Vermont,
q. \. Il.
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ENOSBURGH.

Mrs. John Stevens is improving ANA
ablo to sit Up uttlc.-Mrs Marcia Bill
lado has commenced work for f. J. Ken
Zelda refreshing rain came Monday
night-The Y. =. ). G. Z. will meet
this evening at the Baptist Church.
The Rev. Or Joel Eaton Of Albany
y. y. IS visiting his sister Mrs. Lucy
l.. Fassett.-rhe Womans society Of tho
Congregational Church Will meet with
Mrs. S. II. Dow Friday afternoon. Tea
will be served and gentlemen as we'll al
ladies are cordially welcomed Mrs.
James Kiddcr has been II. the past week
-Cirass is drying MP badly Miss Mary
Hodges, who has been visiting with
friends in th!. and orleans county, will
return to Bridgeport, Conn, this week.
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JERICHO.

Raymond Williams and Robert Chil6s
both Of HolyOke. Mass, were guests
over Sunday OF L. II. Brown. Monday
they went TO Milton, where they are to
eanp two weeks-.Mr. and Mrs. w. c.
jackson have returned from a two wee<s'
vacation.-Mrs NJ. V Willard has re-
surncd from Addison, whore she has boon
with her daughter, Mrs. Frank Castle.
Cor two months Tho ice cream social IS
the Ladies' Aid society will he hold at
II. r. Montaruc's Friday evening and
was not given last week as reported
rho RcV Frederic Emerson o. tno rup-
tst Church exchanged with the Roy. $
II. Barnum of the Center SUNDAY Mr=
Flora White and daughters. Misses Lulu
Snd Rcna White. have returned from
IcsNGoiuos Iowa, whore they layo been
for Il ycnr. They We're accompanied
East by Byron e. Ward ana AIRS Lucia
Ward r W. Buxton of Cambria se
spent Sunday In town with his family
Iurton Fields of Burlington Is working
through haying mt w W. Rings.
Mrs Ann Lincoln. the aged mother OF
Mrs y. : Tomlinson and Miss Lulu
Lincoln, was quite seriously bruised tc-
fail Which she suffered at her home
carly this week Theodore Williams and
Park Brown have gone To Oswcgu. y.
Y. to visit the formers brother Lieut..
Allan Williams. They expect to return
10y way OF the Thousand Islands and
No ltr,al.-Nliss Eva I4owrcy of Mont
pal.cr is visiting at H. q. brown = Mr.
and Mrs. Wilson Curtis have issued in
y.tatlons for tie marriage of their
daughter. Idnm", to Max A Buzzcll.
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FRANKLIN.

Mrs J. NJ Green and son Of Montreal
are visiting her parents. DIR, and Mrs,
Welch.-Mlss Emma Stimets OF High
gate Center has been a guest OF Miss
NJ. A. Morgan for a few days.-Mrs. II.
NJ. Cornell of Jeffersonvillo and MISS
Mary Powell of Burlington were guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. c. W. Powell Wednes-
dar ~.MIr. and Mrs, A. u, whitney and
A. II. Gates attended the funeral of H.
C. Aver In RiGhfard SnnaAn--.Aiiss CAT
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SHELDON.

Three fires have occurred in town since
Saturday morning w. w. Chahccs
dwelling at North Sheldon caught fire
Saturday, damage between 800 to 5000
". =. Morey's dwelling house in tho
west part of the town was burned yes
terday, and Sunday afternoon the old
waysde cottage on the north side of the
fair ground were burned. No damage re-
SUITED as II was public nuisance.
Norman Proper and Miss Ellen Rivers.
both of Sheldon, were married here July
10 by the Rev 4 G. Austin.
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ENOSBURGH FALLS.

1'h, dwelling house of w w haffee
at North sheldon. known as the Ben
Fisk nlace. was discovered on fire Satur-
dav noon, in a partition near the chin
nov Of the ell part. PROMPT use Of tele-
nboue soon got a crowd Of workers num-
herring about 80. among them being +. J.
wilder with a fire extirgutsher. Wagons
with milk cans furnished - supply #
water which was used with good effect
and the fire was confined to - narrow
section and soon subdueA Had IT,. tuild-
;nqs burned those OF w NJ Tovlo I'm a
,i,c with tho wind must also have gone.
TIN, loss is covered by Insurance -Buhah
and Edmond AIiticuy are visiting their
qrandnarerts Mr.. and Mrs. A. NJ Wood
yard -Olean Leach OF philadelphia is
n,ssinr T. fow weeks I'm this vicinity
Miss MAY wallace of RiChfort. who was
u-i,,, her friend. Miss Lena Kirnhau
ovor SUNDAY. sang solos ut the morning
and evening services In the Methodist
church. Tyler treated tho
free rural delivery carriers TO ride to
sheldon and sumner at tho Portland Fri
cav evening-Nrs Maud Stcbbns was
called to sheldon Thursday by the i'll
ness OF her son. Carroll. who Is the
guest OF His grandparents. Mr.. and Mrs.
G. f. Stebhins. His condition is improv-
ed-Miss Amanda Ovit. left Saturday
for IJighgatc Springs, where she will
mass few DAYS.
A forest fire is raging near the 7'ow'"
nond IN Franklin on land belonging to
George VI. and j. G, Towle. II is sup
posed to have started from fires made hN
| fishermen. who have been frcquonting
the pOnd latelv-,Mrs W VI. Pest went
to Hishgate Springs Saturday Mrs g.
G. whitney and granddaughter MSS
Annic Merrill. are passing the week in
Rurlington.-E NJ Kimball is seriously
i'll with pneumonia. A council of doctors
was held Sunday-Mr and Mrs. -. f.
TAYLOR of Hardwtck are guests Of c. II.
Stetson.-Mrs A L. Reynolds Miss
EVELYN Briggs and Miss Ruth Wilson of
Long Island are passing few DAYS
Among friends here.-Mr. and Mrs. II. j.
Parmelee and Mrs Sarah Parmclcr went
into camn AT Riverside Monday Miss
Emma Burt Of Springfield, Mass Is
uassing the summer with her grand
narents. Mr.. and Mrs s. X. Burt-Mr.
and Mrs Thomas l'iske Of Natick, Mass,
are called here by the illness or her
father. f. N. Klmball-Stanley Burt OF
! Springfield. Mass is passing few
weeks with Mr. and Mrs. b. c. Kendall.
e. ID. Wallace and his father. George
wallace left Monday morning for a
weeks visit in Cambridge and vicinity -
Mrs I.un Casavant and child are passing
a few weeks in shcldon.-Mrs. O. D.
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FLETCHER.

Farmers are getting a large crop OF
hay.-.Mr. Bpomhower OF Boston Is spend
Ing several weeks with his grandparents,
Mr. and Mrs. II. a. Boornhowcr.--
Harmon Wetherbce. "A clork In the Royal
store in Burlington. is spending his vaca-
ion with relatives IN town.
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TOWNSVILLE.

on page ..
Mr and Mrs. Rodney Hoycr and chill
oscn passed sunday I'm Ni.lis'"a'-'ha'les
Goodrich of Williston was ia town Tues
day. Mrs White and chlldrch 81 stowe
arc visiting relatives here.
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ae,rva n ChiIds
Fred Harriet arrested here Sunday
riyb, ,u,co escaped from Deputv Sheriff
g n I,coues and is stu at large. Har-
,.to, ,,,ho Go wanted in N,ddleburv and
scvera, other places for forging checks
and stealing came here from Fairfax in
nm automobile Sunday evening, arriving
about seven O'Clock. He left his auto
uobilo a nc.y i-cylindered Buick, num-
herod IN v 5627o" at Icslic's garage
for m,nor ropairs and went to the Cen
,rnl House where he registered as r g.
HARDY Of New York, had supper and en-
rnpcd n room Deputy Sheriff jacques
aftcr tolenhoning Middlebury officers ar
rested his man who offered no serious
objections and went along toward the
iau. As the Jail steps were reached IIar-
riot made a break for liberty and sprint
ed TO Bishop street where Jacques over
took him and after another tussle lIar-
riot got away and disappeared in the
darkness. About one o'clock Monday
morning Harriet appeared III the central
house office, coming in through the back
door and demanded his two hand bags.
The bell boy refused to give mp the bags
and Harriet became so threatening that
| then grabbed butcher knife To DEFEND
| himself. IIarrlot maze rush Tor '''e
boy. who yelled Justify ana i'arriot
Jumped Tor the uu'' ana us
| appeared. The automo"ie was attacheo
for the penent OF Io'a, ,'''''orS' an"
the hahd bags arc a'So Hc'i hhrrio.
| first venture mere was III I'"' wien ne
bought out the mix anu '''"'" store vi
| IL
| iinanclal diillcuit'eS' "p''''"o" '''""'H u''"'.
ialS" PROGRESSES anu '''''''' '"' wy "'''
skipped town o"'.N
d"''Hrs' ne went ~
where nnder inc '"i''o VI "'N ''''''
ne lors'o an" p"'' ,o, w.,
LOT F'o' anu '"''''0 .f +, j.,
WIS a''t9'on an" ''' ~
S'oou' III H"'"'" ...,,.. ..., -,
'hat ne mas 'u0,o -, ,.t ,an,,.
Id. 49,, cuadn,. No 4.
ron Oh o'''S wiz" "'"' w t.,
k''"" ~ p,,,,n,, @
"y, ''u'o ','' D'.
A,O'"' a'u 80 caan,,, r.,s ,ruo.
'''''! AZ, ..,,,r,,o, h,,oro tndg.
49,. T.. 49,, ,,r, c%,rred ,yith ste,,,n,
,ao ,a., ,,,oo,, from yeh Wagner
a,sa 90 Caor,i. When first arraisnct
.ha xas,ord.,t yo,vod examination ant
,,.ac ,,,o.a ,rder q 600 bonds for appear
.rca at tho Soptembor term of court
NcronoraI co,ld get no bondsman ant
la,er asked that an informal informa
tion he filed against him, to which h'
rloaded guilty. Sentence will be passc,
to-day. McDonegai's only excuse fo
his crime was that he was intoxicated a
| the time and did not realize the enor
nifty Of his ofense Thomas Paro wa
convicted of first oifense or intoxica
ton and paid a flne Of s. ana costs.
John T. Anderson for several year
locomotive foreman for the central Yer
mont railway at TINS point mas gone II
Scranton. Pa, where ne has STINT 4
though much moro responsible posi'loi
with the Delaware, l.ackawanha ah'
western. Mr. Anderson's familY Will jon
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WEST MILTON.

Miss Madgc Rood of Jericho Us the
guest OF relatives horc.-Mrs Martha
Lincoln is slightly indisposod. The eN-
tended drought has become very scri-
Gus among the farmcrs.-S. H. Thomp-
son has sold his launch to James
Lester.
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FAST BERKSHIRE.

Miss Carol stanley, who has been visit
ing Hiss Blanche WadleiGn. returned TO
St. A!hans bay 7uesday.-Miss Eunice
Pauldlng is visiting Mrs. G. J. Peterson
Miss Sadie Pond is camping at Silver
Lake with a party from Montgomery.
Mrs. c. j. Peterson very pleasantly en-
tertained a few wf the young ladies OF
this place al tea party Wednesday
afternoon In honor of her cousin. Mss
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GRAND ISLE COUNTY.
SOUTH HERO.

The South Hero base ball team played
at Swanton Saturday and were defeated
by the Swanton team by score of
10 0-Mr. stevens and family are in
camp at the sanihar The Ladies' Aid
society served supper at the Congre-
hational Church Wednesday,
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MILTON BORO.

son was horn to Mr. and Mrs. r.
+. Bullock Friday. There was wreck
VT the lake during the gale of wind
Wednesday night. The anchor broke
and launch was dashed on the rocks
md sunk.--Richard Finn of st. Adams
Is at j. II. Films.
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GRAND ISLE.

Mrs. Nettie Shattuck of Minneapolis,
Mimi, is visiting her mother Mrs.
Hannah Macomher. at Vantines --Mr.
and Mrs William Lawson are visiting
her aunt, Mrs. Nina Hoag Mrs, Nina
Hoag attended the marriage OF Mr.. and
Mrs. lawson at Chazy, n, Y, last week.
The little invalid son of IL. Il. Jackson
died Monday morning after a severe III
ness of two weeks.-Mrs. Maria Jackson
ia not as well--Mr, and Mrs. Fred
Crozier OF Randolph are spending IA few
weeks with her mother, Mrs. Sarah
Dubuque. next meeting OF the
Ladies' Aid will he at II. W. I.add's.-
Frank Maynard of Richmond high school
(COntinucd on 9Th page.I
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Mrs. i. Deming and Miss Brannigan
went to Isle La Motto Monday Mrs
Priscilla Dimond is visiting Mr.. and
Miss Upton for n few days.
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SIS FOR A
LETTER
Can You Write One Z?
The Prize to Be Awarded in q
Letter Writing Contest Open
to Everyone in Vermont.

Or. Williams Pink Pills have been
used In this State for generation.
Hundreds of rema rkable cures have been
reported during that time and there Is
scarcely family in which tho remedy
has not been tried with beneficial re-
suits. This furnishes tho material for
the letters to he written in this contest.
There is no demand upon tho imagna-
tion, every narrative must deal with
facts
TIE PWIZE.
The Or Williams Medicine Co. Of
schenectady. n. Y. will award prize
of $500 for the best letter received on
or before July -, 1905, from the state
of Vermont, on the subject, why [
Recommend Or. Williams Pink Pills"
THE CONDITIONS.
Tho cure or benefit from tho use Of
nr Williams Pink Pills described in
tho letter may be IN the writer's own
case or ono that has come under his or
hor personal observation.
More than one cure may he described
in tho letter. so long as every statement
nndc Is literally true.
Tho letter should be no longer than Is
ncccgsarv to relate the benefit obtained
from the remedy in tho case described.
Each lettor must be signed by the
writer with his or her name and full
address and the letter must give tho cor
rect namo and address of the person
whose cure Is described THESE Will,
BE STRICTLY CONFIDENTIAL. and
will rot be made public. Letters con-
tanning addresses that cannot he verified
no Cd tn a 1rtli TIM n
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HAPPENINGS In VERMONT.
Continued from Cad Pnsc)

clock at st. stephens Church.
Joseph Viens returned yesterday to
Eristol after q wear horc.
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HIGHGATE SPRINGS.

line Worcester Of Charlotte is the CUES
OF Miss Hida Hopklna.
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TIE PRIZE.

The Or Williams Medicine Co, Of
schenectady, n. Y. will award a prize
of $500 for the best letter received on
or before July -, 1905, from the state
of Vermont, on the subject, why |
Recommend Dr. Williams Pink Pills"
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Continued on 18th paGe.k
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-09-19
HEARST LEAGUE
SPLIT IN 1WO
GEORGIA INDEPENDENCE PARTY
WILL VOTE THE DEMO
CRATIC TICKET.
SUPPORT YANCEYCAR1ER
lnderendent Democratic Candidate for
GoVernor--ResoIut Adopted
Chairman Suffers
Statement

Atlanta Ga, Sept lS.-A s cond
spit developed in tire Independence
party Of Georgia today when Chair
man sm Ter Of the state executive
committee announced that 10 elect r
al ticket would be pat in the field At
the same time National Committee.
man Clapp cf the party filed with The
secretary Of state list of electors
from every congressional district in
Georgia and two from every state at
large
Following a meeting of the state ez
crtiye committee an oIicia state
mont was given out by Chairman Ber,
natl Suttler declaring that it was
more important to wage a state cam
pa sn for governor than to put al cleo
torai ticket in the field,
Yancey Garter. who was noinated
on the Independence ticket for gov
emor declined to comment on today's
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-09-19
YOUNG NURSES
CARELESSNESS
CAUSES DEATH OF THREE AND
SERIOUS ILLNESS or SEVER.
AL OTHERS - VICTIMS GOT
POISON FOR MEDICINE.

san Diego, cal. Sept. lS-Three
deaths have already resulted from the
of Mary Arthur, a 10
uear-old nurse at the County Hospital
the fourth death is expected, and four
others are seriously IN. though their
illness Is not expected to be fatal
The dead are. J. Young. Charles
Kemp Henry G. Shuette
a. Faisler is not expected TO live
and Captain A. Paulsen, b Tisler.
George King and Mr.. Peny are ser
iously co. All were taken sick Thurs
day Afternoon and evidence Of poison
was $50 great that an Investigation
was started. ending finally in a con
fessiou by Miss Arthur that She had
neglected TO throw out some water in
which there was a quantity of afro
pine. and that her patients had got
ten hold OF it for their medicine.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-09-19
TRAVERs DEFEATS TRAVIS AND
BEHR WON FROM HERRE-
CHoFF YESTERDAY.
FINAL ROUNDS TODAY
National Amateur Golf Championship
VIII Be Fought Out Between
Travers and Behr, Both
Jerseyites.

! Garden City, n, Y, Sept 1S-Play
/ in the tournament for the national
Iamateur golf championship today pro.
igacssed to the final stage. With the
close Of the days work only two Of the
! original 1873 starters survive These
iare: jerome b. Trayers Of Mont
| Clair, n j., and Max Behr of the
Morris Country Club, of the same
state The two Jerseyites win meet
III the &c hole final match round to
morrow.
The match between Trayers ana
Travis was an eye opener for today's
big gallery from the start to finish.
In the first IS holes there was scarce.
~ a mistake made by either player
land only three glaring golfing errors
could lp recorded during the day,
The men played in par figures for
the first five holes and every shot
was with clock like regularity There
was no hesitation by either of the
men when his turn to play came
around and at the end 0 fine first Of
tine match Travis had the champion
one down on the eighteenth green.
The afternoon play was for the great
or part was in favor of Travis, but
when the young champion reached the
thirty-second hole aud found himself
ItYo down he hraeed up and TO the
end of the match played all the golf
of which he is capable.
He simply moved down the veter.
ans lead taking the last four holes in
grand golf and finished up with three
to six on he home green, the veterans S
bah having rolled to the sand trap
and the strokes being approximated.
The other pair, Behr and HerechoT
had close contest all the way which
eventually had to be decided on an
extra hole, Behr winning the addi-
tional hole by to 4, and the match
by one up.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-09-19
CAMPAIGN TRIP WILL TAKE Him
FROM NEW YORK TO PORT.
LAND, OREGON.
TAFT'S PLANS CHANGED
Pressure fer Presence in Western
States . Great itinerary is Re
arranged--Others to
Sgeak.

/ New York, Sept fS,-The ann3un Q
mont was made to,ay at the helr.uar
Ter, Of the Republican national com
m,ttee that Senator ;}eyeridea Of In.
tdi2la. had been selected t, make an
aztenaiye tour and tn reply to Blyal.
1.-The trlp vim cover the distance from
New Work to Portland. Oregon
The presont plan proyfdes fer In,
Ionaring If tho camnaipn in New yor,
seldcuEor ~ when RaveriJee win
;ra,, at Ca,neoia 7fau or "Rusina
,,J tha T,nstoo gautan,bo, 90 ot
Zorro rrarto ho win sncaE nm "r ahcr
At ,,ionoanoIfe he will amen tho
o..,,,a.o, IN tho porth. .wast O,tohcr f
win sneach on "Tha Tariff Th,n
na win n,o1a q tri,, thrr,ab tho ma.
Eotse 2rontana anJ fnto orooon and
dou-, to San Fran.ieco Tho rot,,rn
t4, win he made trougb Kansas Na.
h,,s,,o too.a ami 1,fncig ,,5fno
.,,i., Mo maating at cbiaooo oncut
Ootohar Il Thence tho senator will
oo inte tho caronaia, IN ohio and +.
liam.
c,,a,,o,. c,,.,po,rr of Town mn
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-09-19
To TEACH POSTAL LAW
All Po5tmasters Directed TO Unite
with School Authorities to
trrtruct School Children.

Washint0r. Sept. 1S-Postmaster
G General Never today ISSUED orders di-
rerlng aiI uostmssters 20 unite with
ha- local school authorities with a
view of adopting tde most effective
m9tcI Of iuetucting scrool children
as te -fe organization and operation
of fHe postal service particularly the
pup.I addressing or letters and the
Importance of placing return cards on
envt IrHes
TIE postmasters are also directed
TO Fr-anga Dr. possible % deliver per
s0uai talks 10 the pupils and give
the teachers access 70 the postal guide
ana postal laws ami render them ev-
cry assistance in securing necessary
information
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-09-19
TAFT'S SCHEDULE RE-ARRANGED

Chicago. Sent 1S-Owing to the
pressure for Tart's presence in the
wast it was announced TODAY that it
had become necessary to re arrange
the candidates itinerirv. Under the
new arrangemenes Taft viii be I'm
Wisconsin one dav instead Of two.
A meeting at Des Nofnes Iowa, pre-
yiously not provide,, for. has been ar
ranged.
The revised itinerary follows.
S,ptombar % AIDE Indiana. "a. m
chicago Railway Mems TAFT Club.
ovcripp
Sont,,,bor Of lTaJtson WIS D.
M ,ruyorLoo IN. tba evening
eontor,hor Or Noe ,roinos Iowa
o,,-iro
Slr+a,,tor ,c O. DAM o,J ,fi,,o
.rol,s evening
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-09-19

action Chairman suttler has this to
say.
The action of cur executive ccm.
mi'tec means that our canJilate. Mr.
Cate will support Bryan AMI Kern
.in the national election. it means fur
thor that Mr. Carter Is an independ.
ont Democratic candidate for govern
.or"
independent Of independence.
Resolutions adopted by the state ex
.ecutyc committee today are in pant
as fellows.
Whereas. the National InIcpend
e1ca party cannot reasonably hope TO
carry the state of Georgia upon an
electoral ticket for president and vice
rr -ilsut and
Resolved. That We do nCt DO m 70
oEIoiient to place au electoral tick
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