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The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-10-20

John Cosprove arrived in the city
Sunday night from San Francisco for
a business stay of several days.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-10-20
KIMBERLY VISITOR.

R r. Eekert returned to kimber-
~ yesterday after short stay IN
town.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-10-20

Get your cold meats and cold
lunches at Fuller's. Aultman ST. tt
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-10-20

Fashionable dressmaker. Corne
Murry and High streets
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-10-20

Phone 63-k when wanting laundry
called for and work will be salts
factorily done by the Troy laundry.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-10-20

STROLLERS TO MEET.
The newly organized Strollers
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-10-20

The church has formed a board of
trustees consisting Of f.. G. Hair,
president, A. +. Heartwell, secretary,
and treasurer. and o. G.. Bates. the
board to have power 10 appoint two
other members.
The Ladies Aid society of which
Mrs A. Campbell is president, will
hold a meeting in the parlors of the
Cumberland hotel next Saturday for
the purpose of obligating officers and
members, and tarnsaeting other bust
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-10-20
DRIVEN BACK BY SNOW.

Vote for schenck for Assessor.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-10-20
Riley that

The world Is full of roses.
And the rose Is full Of dew.
And heaven is full of kindly love
That drips for me and YOU
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-10-20
INSTRUMENTS FILED.

Vote for Schenek for Assessor
La Junta tribune., 1908-02-08
What Ails You,

Oo yoa Teal weak, tired, despondent,
have frequent headaches, coated tongue,
bitter or bad taste In morning, -hexrt-
bnrn,- belching Of gas, acid risings In
throat after eating. stomach gnaw or
burn, foul breath, dizzy spells, poor or
variable appetite. nausea 1T times aud
kindred symptoms?
II yooAaye any considerable number Of
shs> above HaR,oms you arc suffering
from lionsnSS >srpid liver with indi-
eestlon: ,sgspeps+~S pr, Plercs.s Golden
Nadical Discovery Il made MP oi the mQst
yAlaahle medicinal pr!nciR!es known Y
medleAi sclence for the pernApept cure Of
slch 1RnQrmal c9ndl IONS, 1t Is mdss
efficient liver invigOratOr. stomach tonic,
bowel regulator and nerve strengthener.
The -Golden Medical Discovery Is not
q patent medicine or secret nostrnm. .
full list OF It's ingredients being printed
on Its bottle-wrapper and attcsted under
oath. A glance at its formula will show
that II contains no alcohol, or harmful
habit-formng drugs. IL is n fluid extract
made with pure, triple-retined glycerine,
OF proper strength, from the roots OF the
following native American forest plants,
viz. Golden Seal root, Stone root, Black
Cherrybark, Queens root. Bloodroot. and
Mandrake root
The following leading medical authorities.
among = host Of Others. cNiol the foregoing
roots for the cure Of just such ailments as the
a,ove Symptoms Indicate: Prof. Il. Bartholow.
NJ. d.. OF Jefferson Med. College. Phiia. Prof.
II. c Wooa, VI u. OF tniy,uf Pa. PROT, Edwin
NJ. Hale. ". D., OF Hahnemnnn Med College.
Chicago; Prot John King. NJ: p. Author OF
American pispcnsarory; Prof. Jno. NJ. scnd-
der. NJ. d., Author OF Specific Medicines: Prof.
Laurence Johnson. NJ ID. Med Dept tniv, of
NJ "; Prot Finley Eilingwocd. NJ. D.. Author
Of Materia Medica and l'ruf. IN Bennett Mcdi-
cal COllrye, Chicago. Send name aud adj
dress on Postal Card 10 Dr. X. V, Pierce, Buff
faio. n. y. and receive fr,, h"oklet giving
extracts from writings OF NIL tn. shore medi-
cal author, and many Others endorsing. In the
strongest possible tern,,. each and every In
yredient OF which Golden Medical Discov-
cry II composed.
br. Pierce'> Pleasant Pellets regulate and
invigorat- >ton ach. liver aud bowels. They
may he us-d In conjunction with Golden
Medical Discovery II bowels are much con-
stipated. They're tiny and sugar-coated.
La Junta tribune., 1908-02-08

what thing tits to have folks" -
said Wlatfnlly. II don't sce ho~ any.
tbdy can ieave' 'eni ar come I" a place
like this. s'po>e you've got some
t,o,iy too?''
Yes" Brent answered. Il have The
dearest old mother In the world"
He selected several letters from a
number which he drew from his pock-
ct and read them through slowly. The
last paragraph ran: And now, dear
tpy. take the hest care You can OF
yourself and don't worry about me- I
have kept up the farm and paid on
500 on the xo.un mortgage. 1t isn't
much in tea years. suppose. hut It's
something. and have kept up all the
La Junta tribune., 1908-02-08

\" BRENTWOOD. prospector. strug-
xied up until he came to q
sharp spur. around which he
-- was nattcning himself to pass.
when he saw u man just beyond
crouchlng over a crevlce from which
grew some twisted roots topped by
green leaves. He was holding the
point Of a pick In his hands and was
apparently trying to pry out the roots.
"A Brent appeared the man sprang to
his feet. his face expressing startled
fright, followed almost instantly by
anger.
what ye doin' here:" he demanded
fierceiy.
prospecting Brent answered.
The mans hands frightened convul-
. ..siyely upon the pick. and he seemed
half minded 10 spring forward and use
Il as weapon Then his hands re-
iaxed.
We'll. he threatened. "ye mosey
back Jest as fast 8 the Lord II let yc.
If ye don't
..Oh. tut. tut. man. interrupted Brent
careIessly This is too large a coun-
try for one person TO monopolize
uat YOU uiSSihk tboSc iV"'S IVA ~
eat:"
The man only giared.
Yes. l see you are" affably. I've
been crowded down TO them myself be-
fore now. But they're not lit for .
coyote to chew on except TO keep on
n-though. II you'll excuse me,
you look ms II you'd had roots as
STEADY diet for quite spell. But see
here" suddenly. suppose you come
down to my camp In front OF the big
cave I'm laying out for 4 regular
down east supper tonight. with every
thing but pie. and I'D like You I"
join me- We might explore the cave
afterward by torchlight. 1t looked In
terestingly risky. But why
He did not finish the sentence. for
the man had suddenly choked out an
imprecation and was now hurrying in
the opposite direction. stumbling and
muttering as he ran. Brent looked aft
or him pityingly.
"Loony," he thought. "Prospected
till he got out of provisions and then
went crazy. Poor fellow!'
He returned to camp soberly. The
water was now boiling merrily. and he
poured Into 1t nearly quart of white
beans. They would do for his morrow's
dinner, as he wished to spend the en-
tire day prospecting.
y Several generous slices Of ham were
cut and spread In frying pan and
with them half dozen eggs. Then be
opened q package, Of bacon and peeled
and sliced the onions and made the
coffee. The air was soon fragrant with
their cooking. and above all the rest
rose the rich. pungent smell OF the
onions.
Several times during the prepare
tions for supper Brent thought he
heard noises from the growth above
La Junta tribune., 1908-02-08

HE WAS HOLDING A PICK IN HIS HAND.
the cave, but attributed them to q
prowling bear or panther. As the sup
rer progressed. however. and the odors
grew stronger the noises increased.
Suddenly he was startled To his feet by
hoarse cry:
Good Lord, men! ant stand It No
longer. That's worth all the gold In
Alaska"
.Right ye are. pard." came another
voice. savage with repressed longing
.I4et's mosey. I'm goin' to have 4 hi
o. that or die"
There was q pushing aside Of the
bushes. and three figures came plung-
ing and falling down the declivity. ap
parently to their destruction. though
they checked the fall somewhat by
grnsping ct occasional bushes and ns-
sures. In an instant. II seemed. they
were standing beside the campfire.
Wild. disheveled. fierce. In one Of them
Brsnt recognized the root eater Of 4
half hour before.
'sGof any more o that grub. mater
demanded the larger Of them, 4 gaunt
Giant with white hair and beard that
covered his shoulders.
"PIenty." responded Brent recover
Ing himself quickly. II allowed for
enough to meet = good appetite two
days. but Il wont BE- anywhere now.
Hese. you fellows look pretty hungry.
Suppose you cit down and help your.
selves while I'm cooking . new lot;
tlien I'll Join you.~
aJmuitaueousiy and without q wscd
La Junta tribune., 1908-02-08
Piaesrds tor Sale.

Plxcards are for sale at the
TRIBUNE office, at the rate of five
cents each, which read as follows:
For Sale
For Rent.
Boarding.
Lodging.
No Credit.
Bill of Sale.
No Smoking.
Dressmaking.
Rooms for Rent.
No Minors Allowed.
Hunting Not Allowed.
Cigarette Smoking Not Allowde
Extracts from the laws required
to be posted by boarding house
keepers if they would protect them
selves against dishonest patrons.
La Junta tribune., 1908-02-08
keAeAeAeAeAeAAeAeAeAs %
G6e
Prospector.
D FRANK =. SWEET.
,, FRANK 4. SWEET.

:. Copyright, ,.s. by Frank II. sweet.
La Junta tribune., 1908-02-08
FRIEND TO FRIEND.

Lucy Saddreh, Of Lenoir N c. had been troubled Wit
avesy bad cough for year. She says "a friend
bought bottle Of cnAxsRRI-A1N's coucH Rx,11DY.
brought Il to and insted that should take Il. IA
- ard 70 ny mrpsise Il helped Ne -Four bottles 4
sEsd NJ Il ny cough
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-09-09
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF
Labor Day Orator.

JUICE William n Butler OF Cairo, a
favorite orator of Southern Illinois.
delivered an address at the Labor
Day celebration at Murphysboro Mon
day before large crowd Judge But
ler Hon Walter Warder. Postmaster
Sidney b Miller and others of the
Alexander county delegation to the
Republican state convention left yes
terday for Springfield to attend the
convention which opens today
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-09-09
NEGRO 6APTlSTs IN SESSION.

Mounds H. Sept s. 1905
The Ministers and Deacous Union
of the Mount Olive Baptist Association
Of Southern Illinois, met with the St
John Baptist church, Rev y. Parish.
pastor, at 10 a. m. Rev. J. NJ. Blake
presiding quite a number answered
TO roll call \ number OF fratenal
delegates and brethren were intro
duced and spoke words of cncour-
agement Dr. Burton of the \. VI. +.
church delivered an appropriate adj
dress and urged that negro churche
take high grounds every where
against sin and teach the masses to
respect and obey the laws of the Ian Z
and help apprchend aud punish an
yiolators of the law A motion pre-
vailed 20 appoint Rev. F. J. Davidson
of Ecutralia as reporter TO the Cairo
papers Rev Parker Of the $. NJ. r.
church was introduced A motion pre-
vailed that "Wednesday 1910 o.. ~. bo
6Xci AZ an hour TO discuss tho relg-
tioH and dUty OF the church to the
world. Roys. j. n Knowles. 5. s
Oliver and J. " Wesley were APP
pointed ON resolutions. Rev Rodl
pastor 10 Mounds. was introduced.
The b Y. ?. g. department under Mr.
DeHui, FaUow will meet at . p. IA. go
morrow The Womeus Educational
department will meet Thursday morn
Ing and the association proper Thurs
day afternoon Dr Parish delivered a
cheering address of welcome To which
Rev. r j. Davidson appropriately
responded
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
For County Commits Toner Re-
quirnd Very Few
Siuners.

There will be another prohibition
contest in this county at the comtag
November election 1t will be waged
in all 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 Or JennelIe as county com
missioner as a basis. This was a very
smgN vote because there was no on
position to the Dr. and therefore it
did not require many sieners to the
petitions to have the question voted
upon. The vote will be by precincts
this time. and any precinct in which
a majority favors the dry" will be
SO declared
7 he petitions have all been filed
with the county clerk and for the city
precincts show the ncmber of siguars
Tor each as follows.
First precinct II. Second If. Third
., Fourth 9. Fifth s. Sixth a, Seventh
H. Eighth g.
IN the county precincts the number
of signers were nominal the vote on
county commissioner being very
small The county precincts for
which petitions are on file are. Cache
Eeech Ridge, Unity. Sandusky.
Tamms. Elco. Delta, Clear Greek
East Cape Girardeau, Olive Branch
Goose Island and Lake Miligan.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-09-09
FOUNTAIN PEN FREE.

A. a. special campaign offer 10 any
on. who win secure 20 new ten
weeks trial subscriptions 70 the
Weekly Commercial Appeal. lremit.
ting 5000 for ssmet will be- sent a
Diamond Point Fountain Pen. guar
anteef finest grade. 14-kt solid gold
pen Act quick as this special offer
vii De withdrawn in a short time.
Address.
WEEKLY COMMERCIAL APPEAL
Memphis. Tenn
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-09-09
Hurt By a Fall

John Cain, Waterman for the First
Bank & Trust Company and gtyern
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
he'd. His numerous friends are
hoping for his speedy recovery,
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-09-09
Lost Money.

The collector for the Wharfboat
Company had the misfortune to lose
SIS in currency last evening about !
O'Clock. The money-one ten dollar
one FIVE and three one dollar bills
was paid 10 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 Ii it fell in,
to honest hands, its return TO the
wharfboat office will relieve The col
lcdor upon whom the loss la's rltncr
seriously. The finder will BE- rewarded.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-09-09
Soldiers Make Good Servants.

They have in England a society for
"the employment of reserve soldiers,
and some ladies connected With 1t
have taken The trouble to train the eN-
soldiers Tor servants. and. Dr. is said,
with rcuaraablc success. Tho men
who have been the officers. servants
are most soHght for this purpose. and
they are said To- like the work in the
house. and. although old many Of
them are quite s'rcus-
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-09-09

Mr.. and Mrs. William c. Gilbert OF
Evanston, were guests Monday Of the
formers father. Hon William b. 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
ELECT BANK DIRECTOR
Peter Ssup Chosen TO Fill Vacancy on
First Bank & Trust Compsny's
Board.

At the regular monthly meeting ri
the board of directors of The First
Bank a Trust company held ye-;er
day. Peter Saup was elected Dr.
rector 10 nm the Vacancy caused d.
the death of The Tate Marion g.
Wright
Mr. Saup Is one 81 Cairo's oldest
and most substantial citizens and IS
regarded as a valuable acquisition %
the board
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-09-09
AGREED TO KILL HIM
Concluded From First Page.)
Threatened to XIII Her.

Threatened to Kill Her.
He stepped away from me ana
and then said Now shoot me. sail
the woman, without raising her voice
or without a sign of emotion. She said
he got some distance away so that
there would be no powder stains on
his clothes that he had carefully
planned that detil against detection
Her courage failed again, and Rustia
became SO angry that he threatened
to Kill her
On Tuesday she went To Rustia's
Office, she said, and il was then that
he told her he had found some one
else tokill him While there Davis
came in and she was introduced 20
him.
She told of seeing Rus,in put the
other man on a Fanam street car to
80 to some appointed place. whore ths
doctor was TO meet him, aud OF her
parting with him for the last time.
Mrs Rice said she is - years Old.
anc was married two years ago 10
Irving Rice. private in the United
States army at Fort Des Moines Her
parents live in that city She went
TO Cuba with her husband but re-
TUNED last November to Des Molnes.
lecsuse she said her husband had
abused her In December she came -
Omaha. She was taken sick and Dr.
RustiT attended her. and since then
saw him almost daily
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-09-09
seH-con,rol Always Needed.

There is nothing sou need TO Guilt
vste so much a. selfcontrol. sell
reverence. self knowledEe. selfcontrcL
These three alone lead life to SOW
ereign power Plato SAYS The hrs
and best victory is for man to cor
ouer himself and without that he
Is Bsught bat the veriest slave" Car
lyle says. The king Is the man who
car
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-09-09
8. Y. p. u. MEETING.

The Baptist Young Peoples Union
of the Cairo Baptist church will held
the regular monthly business and So
eial meeting at the home of Mr.. Harry
Boyd, IA Eleventh street Friday
evening, Sept H. All young people
OF the church and congre cation are
invited to attend
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-09-09
Tn. Revival Of the Bonnet.

There is a decided piquancy about
the donning Of a bonnet by a Young
woman. One COalsCuttle recently
turned ont was as high as the tallest
hat that ! have seen this season. This
represents the route by which bOnnets
Eill gradually enter again.-DTaper' s
Record
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-09-09
Birth Announced d.

Nj. 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

Au Democratic voters i1 fbe Fugr.
Cairo precinct are Requested r' mea.
FRIDAY evening af s O'Clock n u.
office 1910 Commercial avenue. ri
the purpose Cf or-auIzine BRYAN
ED =. FITZGERALD
CnmmIltsamar
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-09-09

/ After me war Sister MagdaIcue rc.
turned 10 the Mother House at ST.
Mary $, Indiana. and In 1878 She wa
assigned 20 St Marys lufrmary in
Cairo remaining here and working
with faithful devotion until 1902
when She was called back To- the
Mother House bcrau9e or old age au ]
bodily iuhrmities. There the super
animated sisters are taken care of in
The tcudereat manner by Younger
nuns appointed 10 that service. hut
Sister Mary Magiaiene did moi feel
that her activity was ended and no.
being satisfied with her life OF retire
meut she urged the Mother General to
allow her 90 return 90 Cairo to active
duty. Her request was granted and
she returned 10 this city boo 1908 Ov-
ing to her advanced age AND some.
what inhm physical condition Sister
Nagdalene was given charge ot only
two patients. one q MIS- Phelps who
has tgcu am inmate of 'he hospital
for twenty-five years and mo-f of that
time bcd-ridIeu The other Dr. am
aged blind man who also has been 70
patient iu The lnfmary for wears
To these two Sister Maaja.-ue was
devoted and they reciprocatri tho
kindly devotion CT their nurse and
friend
The funeral services will bc held at
81 Josepas church az O'Clock This
morning and The remains viii D.
taken to Notre Dame. Ind. ibis even.
ing. leaving at 7.1s O'Clock aeccmpan-
ieI by Rev. Pr DovncE
The following viii act ss pail bear
er-- Me--r- NJ J. Howley. q. o. Pa.
tier John Graauel. " p Grea1ev
Thomas O'Sbea. Patrick Mahpney. r
+ Cannon William MaEue-. Arthur
Wagner. B McNauus. Dr.. John 10
gan. Patrick Purcell John q. crowley
Patrick SculIn. John Sander William
Curan. Thomas RYAN. Joseph smith
Clarence Petit Frank Gnman- VII
liam FITZGERALD. james Meehan. 2. T
Langan. OTTO ScHuh. Phillip SalH
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-09-09
CotiIIion Club Dance.

The Cotilion club will give dance
al St Mary's Park this evening.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-09-09

Mrs T. a. Cant Of little Rock. Ark.
who has been the guest Of her mother
Mrs ROselle Sticher. went to Jones
boro Yesterday tor 4 visit with friends
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-09-09

Miles s Gilbert went to St Louis
last night on business.
Ward Richardson is very i'll at his
home, 232 Seventeenth street
Miss Oma Tldwell has returned
from visit with friends at Stone.
fort aud other points
Kenneth Wenger. of Park Place
West, is visiting in Chicago and at
South Haven, Mich.
Mrs Z. r. Fitzgerald has returned
frOh' a visit with relatives in Boston
and ether points in the east
Or. and Mrs. ~ o. Grear have re
turned from ST. Louis. where the doc
tor spent several weeks on business.
w II. Simpson Of the Upham-AClcr
Lumber company has returned from a
business triD to points in Missouri AMI
~ '"l'SaS'
Chicago whore he expects to take
''u'se Oh STUDY he coh'eUlPiateA en- /
tering the Kent College of Law.
MS ), T. "oo'lne aad Miss gladys
Na'hoiIe VINO nave oeeh making an
ar 'Hl''''' 10 return thIS week.
Car Bcagle and family of Canton.
@. lave arrived I'm the city and will
make their home here. Mr. Boogla
ty-s'venth street
Miss Filth English has returned
from visit nj Louisville XIV. Gin.
cinnati Ohio. and LAFAYETTE. Inf
She WAS a,r,p,raui.1 b,,,o l., t,.
M. t,ppt.,. tf,usb anil Nj. IN.
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The Cairo bulletin., 1908-09-09

". D. lawson of the Three States
implement cr mrany has gone to lu-
'ian7poiis. Ind to attend the state
fair where Pc wiH inspect the fine
exhibit Of implements. burgies.
WAGONS ana automobiles.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-09-09
Fads and Fashions.

New York, Sept G.-There are hints
Of the new fall fabrics seen in May
of the shops Stripes, checks and
plaids will be Just as popular as in
former seasons, but as yet the color
combinations have not been decided
upon The glossy-faced materials,
satir taking the lead, are for elaborate
occasions while the sating,faced woods
are for every day wear The very
supple but firm weayes are much in
evidence Venetian cloths Prunellas
and serges will be particUarly favored.
The demand for velvet has been
greater than for some seasons. TINS
makes it evident that separate coats
of velvet will accompany cloth skirts.
This summer it has been the popular
fashion to wear plain skirt with a
plaid striped or checked coat, or Just
the reverse and 1t is quite probable
tina. this style will hold good through
the coming season.
FLORENCE FAIRBANKS
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-09-09
ACEO NUN DIES
At |NF|RMARY
SISTER MARY mAGDALENE, OCTO.
GENERIAN. FINISHES HER
LIFE WORK.
CAME HERE IN 1861
Received First Orders Here From Gen
era Grant for Service at the
Military Hospital al
foaGucah.

! Another OF the good faithful nuns
at St Marys nlirmary has finished
her earthly tasks and has entered into
her reward. Sister Mary Magdalene
who passed away Monday evening a.
1880 O'Clock at the hospital was
about 50 years of agc. She was born
in Ireland but some of her relatives.
among whom is niece who is Q
DomIcan nun, reside in New York.
Sister Mary Magdalene was a mem
Der Of The Order of the Holy Cross
for fifty years and was one of the
first nurses sent out by the Mother
General Of the order in 1861 in re
spouse to a call sent out by Governor
Lew Wallace Of Indiana
With Mother Angela and Sister NJ
Adele, Sister Maedaleue arrived in
Cairo. oct. a. 1861. and reported at
once TO General Grant who received
them with the most courteous consid
GRAFTON. They then proceeded to Pa
ducah whore they assumed charge
OF the military hospital Sister MAG
dalene spent four years in the Padu
cab and Mound City hospitals
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-09-09

"Unshrnking where pestileuce scat
ters his breath,
Like an angel she move, mid th'
yapor of death;
Where rings the loud musket an.
flashes the sword,
Unfearing she walks. for she follow,
the Lord,
How sWeetly she bends DER eaCt
plaWelainted face,
With looks that arc lighted with hol
lest grace.
How kindly she dresses each suffering
limb,
For she secs iu the wounded tho
image of Him"
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-09-09

Miss Filth English has returned
from a visit nj Louisville. Ky. Gin.
cinnati. Ohio and Lafayette. lu'
She was accompanied home hy be-.
ccusin. Miss Drown
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-09-09

Miles s Gilbert went to st. Louis
last night on business.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-09-09

Miss Mary Orr has arrived from
Wilmington y e.. where she srent
tn" summer and is the guest q her
uncle. r F. Willie Miss Orr is a
tearheT in the public schools at Mem
phis Tex.