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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-11-25
BOXING
THIS WEEKS BOUTS.

WEDNESDAY-P VS.. Ketchell. San
FRANCISCO: Bert Keyee vs.. Kid : Snlli-
thing Hurley Schenectady; Abe Attell
We. Freddy Welsh, Colma. Calf. Owen
Moran VS.. Tommy O'Toole, Philadelphia.
TdURSDAY-AI belmont VS.. Henry
Cronson. Lymansville r. l.; Peter Sulli-
van Va. Dick Giyens. Salt LAKE City
Young" Donahue VS.. Harry Scroggs
Dave Deshier, Lawrence; Tommy Snlli.
van vs.. "Tony" Caponi. Philadelphia
Eddie Kelley VS.. kid Beebe. Rochester
Jimmy" Gardner VS.. Jack Morgan, Fort
WAYNE: "Cyclone' Thompson VS.. kid
Fal.on, Marvsville: Mike Donovan vs.
George Gunthcr. Manchester.
FRIDAY-Joe Thomas VS.. Sailor
Burke New York: Jsm Driscoll vs. Ted
dy" Maloney, Philadelphia
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-11-25
BARRETT THROWS HANSEN
IN MATCH AT LEWISTON.

Lewiston, Ne, Nov. 24.-At City hall
Monday night Wilfred Barrett of Low
ell and Lewiston threw Fritz Hansen
of Worcester twice in one of the most
scientific wrestling matches ever seen
win the first fall with a hammerlOck
and body hold. He secured the second
fall in 21m Ass with a half-Nelson and
body roll. Before the main bout there
We're two fast matches between local
wrestlers. About 900 people We're
present large number of ladies filling
almost the entire stage.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-11-25

There is unusual interest in this State
this year over the Army Navy game
to be played at Philadelphia next Sat
urday. from the fact that the West
FONT captain, Cope" Philoon, is an
Auburn boy and a former Bowdoin
captain. He is the son Of ex-senator
thiioon of Auburn and played four
years at Bowdoin where he graduated
IN l9oa, He was a versatile player.
being IN turn at end. fullback and GEN.
ter, but through his West Point course
he has PLAYED all the time at center
where he played the last part OF his
course at Bowdoin. He IS ranked as
one of the greatest centers in the coun
trv and under his leadership West
Point has made splendid record this
fall.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-11-25
Portland Market.

Portland, Me. Nov. a, 1905:
FLOUR-Michiga and St. Louis
straights $5.10G535; winter wheat patents
S. 25605 80: spring wheat, baker, $4.55@5.15
spring wheat patents, $6.25@6.5o.
GRAIN-C Corn car lots. No. 2. yellow
old SOC: new, 7ec.; bags, SSc.; meal bags
Sc; oats, car lots, 5Gc.; bags, 6o@64c.
Mimi bran, car lots, $500; Mimi, sacked
bag lots, $500; brown middings. car lots
$25 49, bag lots. $500.
BUTTER-Creamery, fancy, per H..
gee: tub creamery SOC; renovated, &c
EGGS-Eastern fresh. 40@43c.; nearby
CHEEsE- N. Y, and factory, 141a915c.
sage, 1515nl15Slc
APPLF.S-$2 5GGlf.50.
ORANGES-S3. 25dI4.00.
LE,MONS-$3 25Gto Sc.
PRODUCE-Beans, California pea, $3.50
yellow eyes. s.. 25; red kidney S. 81 6502.70.
POULTRY Chickens, 14Ml7c.; turkeys
PoRk-Heayy. backs. s2aooa2s. me-
dunn, 500 256l $50.
BEEF-sides, 51A@1Oc. plate, Dbl. $500
extra, $l5.G0.
LARD-,Pure tcs., half bbls.. 1pA@11%c:
eases. 12is@12asc.; compounds, tcs., halt
bbls., S1a6SS4c.
SUGAR-Ex quality, large bbls., 1913
sacks, 100 lbs, bulk. 1913.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-11-25
BOXING NOTES.

Jim Driscoll, the English feather
weight champion. will meet Grover
Hayes in Philadelphia Dec. 5.
Packey Mcfarland says that he viii
meet Joe. Cans. but not in siX-round
contest l will have to be % rounds
Or more.
Bill Mckinnon was offered match
With Joe Thomas at Rochester. N. y,
bue he declined it as he figured Thomas
too hard game for him at present.
Jim Corbett declares that Tommy
Burns is STOPPING lower than any
heavyweight champion ever did in Civ
Ing Jack johnson a chance to box for
the title. No colored boxer ever had
such an opportunity to become heavy
weight champion as Johnson has.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-11-25
BILL DONOVAN SAYS
OFFICIAL AVERAGES ERR.

Detroit, Mich, Nov. 24-"Wild Biz
Donovan is not a little sore over the
official American League pitching ree-
ord made public by President johnson,
giving Ed Walsh seven-point lead
over him He thinks he ought to be
on the top of the stack with 10 games
won and Z lost.
Il have figured it out myself and I
am firmly convinced that ought to De
credited with one game more on the
winning side" declared Donovan IT
isn't the first time that the official ay-
erages have erred
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-11-25
BLACKBURN HAS EASY
TIME WITH DONOVAN

Pittsburg. Pa, Nov. 24.-Before a
crowd of more than 1000. at the Ma
tional Sporting Club Monday night
Jack Blackburn of Philadelphia put it
all over Mike Donovan of Rochester
N. Y, in six tame rounds Donovan
didn't land a clean blow during the
contest. and, had Blackburn been 50
Inclined, he could have put his oppon-
ent out at most any stage. At the con-
clusion Of the bout both fighters were
Kissed and jeered by the crowd for
their failure to give even a good ex-
hibition.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-11-25
Boston Wool Market.

Boston, Nov. "A, 1JOS.
The receipts of wool tor The week We're
ISIS bales foreign and l3.431 bales domes-
tic, against 1,702 bales foreign and $3.50
bales domestic for the same time last
year
REMARKS:-Saleso of wool have fallen
off somewhat in the local market during
the past week, but there has been no APP
parent sla@kcning of interest on the part
of tie consumers, and business might still
reasonably he said to be active. Manu-
factGrerS, on account OF their recent large
takingS, can now afford to be rather indie
pendent Of the market; nevertheless, tneN
show a disposition to add to their hold
inss when prices are right. and ii is only
when attempts are made to obtain more
than the going quotations that business is
checked. IT was not to be expected that
sales could indefinitely continue to be as
large as they have been recently. because
stocks naturally diminished and the
market took on a decidedly stronger tone
as the supplies grew smaller. In addition
past six or eight weeks and have had lit
tie opportunity TO make up and ship what
they have sold. but they now are looking
over their stocks to see what they have
to sell before entering into further con-
tracts.
X. 31032c; No. !. 35M36c; No. ,. 340l35c;
fine unwashed. 22G23c; "a blood, 2!M2'Ac;
4 blood 2612M21c: fine washed delaine, 351a
03Gc
Michigan and New York.-Fine nm
washed 2lM22c; z blood unwashed, 251ga
26c; a blood unwashed, 26@261sc; unwash-
ed delane. 2sM2612c.
Pulled (scoured basis).-EXtra. 55M57c;
fine A. 5Na52c; a super, 43M46c; B super,
333T39c: c super, 25M30c: coarse cOmbing,
3S@42c: medium combinc. 45G49c: fine
combing. 5od,53c: fine California, 53@55c.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-11-25
SHORT EIES, SIDES S25MS75.
MESS PORk-l462RMI3.
Boston Produce Market.

Boston, Nov. "a.
APPLES-Qniet: BaldwiEs. 25oM3l0
BUTTER- Steady; Northern. 3lM32
CHEESE-Steady York state, l4Ml tx.
CORN-(New), easier; No yellow, "a.
EGGS-Steady; choice, 46atlS; western,
3OG'33.
FLOUR-Unchanged spring patents,
5GO0i6l0. ~,
FRESH REEF-Tirm; whole cattle. 9A
M10
HAY--null: No. /. 17.50.
LAMHS-Firm sprirs, 1MtllH.
LARD--Filmer: pure, 1l9s.
MILL FEED-Lower, spllng bfah ZoW
2525.
MIXED FEED-96M29. -
OA1S-Eirmer; No. clipped white IS
PORK-Firm' medium backs, % so,
OTATOES-Higner; white. l65M1ll.
SUGAE-Steady on basis OF olo Tor
graduated.
VEAI.S-Steady, 10M1-.
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FOOTBALL.


Cornell is coming right along for the
Penn. game.
"Gil" Browne and Logan, the respec-
tive left side of the Harvard and Yale
elevens, went to school five years to-
gether and are great friends.
Boston Globe: The Harvard football
committee which appointed Percy
Haughton head coach after q winters
consideration, must be satisfied that il
made no mistake.
Jim Hogan points out that had John
son of Yale, in making his long for
ward pass, stepped any farther to the
side, he would have been tackled be-
fore he could have thrown the ball.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-11-25
Boston Stock Market.
New York Produce Market,
New York, Nov.
FLOIIR-PeceiptS % $50. eynorts
New York Nov 2

New York Nov. a
FLOIIR-Receipts. 22.S59; exports, 1910;
sales. 5000; quiet but steady
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. $4,000; exports, $780,
coo; sales. 100000 futures: spot. irregular
No. red, 110M@1l1Ts elevator and 112s
+. o. b. afloat; No. l northern Duluth. 116
T. Dob. af1oat; No. hard winter. lis f. o.
b.. af1oat.
CORN-Receipts. 21O.7OO: exports. 1900:
spot. steady; No. new. 71l4 elevator and
y f. o. b. af1oat.
OATS-Receipts. $4,000: exports, 1900;
spot, firm: mixed, 2sd3s TBS, 5sl2@54: nat
ural white 26632 h.. 54k657; clipped
white. 34Gl40 TBS. 551a@6l.
BEEF-Steady; family. 165G@17.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-11-25
CHICAGO Produce Market.

Chicago, Nov. "A.
General rains in the United States caus-
ed cent decline in wheat prices on
the local exchange today. but nearly all
the loss was later regained on covering
by shorts, final quotations being a shade
niger to 46t2s cent lower. Corn andpfo-
visions closed weak and oats steady
WHEAT-Dec.. 1884; May, lo7A; July
10M. 49, ..y1,
'OATS-Dec.. 492ss; May SPA; July, ~,
MESS PORK-Jan.. 1920 May, l632l:fl51
LARD-Jan., 932H; MAY. 945.
SHORT RIRS-Jan, SHY; May. SG3
FLO'1k-Steadv: No , spring wheat,
105MIO7. No. 3 95@lo6: No. 2 red. lo2a ga
1919 No. 2 corn, G3AdtR: No yellow wa
AZ: good feeding barley, 57615s; fair to
choice mailing, 59MG2: No, l northwestefn
flax seed. III: prime timothy seed, 3S'.
CLOVER-9lG. --o-
SHORT RIES, SIDES S25NtS75.
MESS PORk-146212M.3
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-11-25
Application Denied.

San Francisco. Nov. 24.-The appli-
cation by John J. Gleason for an in
junction to prevent William Papke and
Stanley Ketchell from fighting on
Thursday under the auspices of James
J. Coffroth's club was refused by Judge
Sewell today The contest therefore
will be held as scheduled
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-11-25
New York Cotton Market.

New York, Nov. a.
Cotton spot closed quiet 10 points low ooS
er. MidGling uplands, 90; do gulf, $50;
Galveston. steady, 93-16; Charleston,
firm, SO; Memphis. steady. 81; New Or,
leans. quiet, 8 Lie, Savannah, quiet and
Consolidated: Net receipts for 4 DAYS,
220, 775: exports to Great Britain. ~ l93.
Exports to France. 2G,7;O; exports to --on-
tinent 364i Stock, 10l5,94t.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-11-25

Bangor will have Thanksgiving day
football game. St. Marys eleven will
meet the Shamrooks at Maplewood and
the outcome is awaited with interest.
st. Mary's will try to get revenge for
the Shamrock victory-5 to Dearly in
the season and The green has no idea of
being defeated. The game is called for
csc O'clock.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-11-25
LARD-Easy; Western, 96CG970.

SUGAR-Raw, nominal: fair refining.
a44: centrifugal Sc test. 1894; molasses su-
. BuTTEP-Fhm, unchanged, receipts
1922.
EGGS-Stcady. unchanged receipts. Sos.
POTATOES-Quiet: European, per bag,
o1o1f
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-11-25

If there was any doubt as to whether
Harvard should not have made an in
territorial safety when the ball was on
its eight-nch line. it was dispelled by
Spragues wonderful kick for So yards,
standing in a position nearly 10 yards
behind his goal
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-11-25
New York Money Market. :

New York. Nov. "a.
Prime mercantile paper to per cent.
Sterling exchange. firm at Asa. 1G01 a q
or 60 day bills and at 1864 for demand
Commercial bills, 483AM7s.
Bar silver. 49A.
Mexican dollars. As.
Government bonds. steady.
Railroad bonds. strong.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-11-25
WATERFOWL AND BRIGHTON
LIVE STOCK MARKETS.

Speciallv reported for the Kennebec Jour
nai-Live stock yards, Nov. "a, 1868.
MAINE AT BRIGHTON.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-11-25

:.
This w,ck-Catrlo. 5l99; sheer 1880;
calves 1870; hogs, 33.342
Last w"Ck-Cattle, 1877; sheep, 1872;
calves, 2i15; hogs, "a, io4.
MAINE STOCK AT MARKET.
Cattle. 81: sheep, l02S; calves, 1913; hogs,
80.
FOREIGN CATTLE. MARKET
Prices bella firm on beef cattle in the
British market last week. The supply
was not heavy ard the demand Was fairly
active. Quotations advanced fractlohal-
ly.
Late cables from Liverpool aud Lon
don quote live cattle steady at llkgul3H
cents per H. dressed weight and ret1l%-
orator beef lower lit 1-709la cents per Id
Further developments in the foot and
mouth disease have been in the closing
of the ports at New York and Philaiel-
phia. for the expectation of livestock. 1t
is probable that while this quarantine
lasts that much heavier amounts Of cat
lie from the West and Canada Will be
shipped from the port of Boston Inc
foreign cattle trade will undoubtedly be
curtailed somewhat during the quaiah-
tine, the prices will advance with the
more limited supply.
Shipments and destinations, Nov. IA to
II:
The Canadian to Liverpool-Mcrlis Beef
Co. 2Sj; Swift * Co, l3S State and 81.
Canadian cattle: total, 749 cattle; Armour
& Co. ASP: Swift & Co, 51S: total, 1O3C
beef quarters; Swift & Co, 681 canadian
sheep,
The Lancastrian to London-MolriS
Ss,.-;tt g, H.,
Canadian cattle: total, 500 cattle: swift
Co. 2l13 beef quarters.
The Iberian to Manchester Morris Beet
Co, SD cattle.
Total of shipments-Cattle. 1865; sheep,
G91, beef quarters, 39js.
TONE OF THE MARKET.
The market for beef cattle was better,
especially the cheaper grades, boloSnas
and Gamers, few of which sold uncef
| GOO while most of them brought C on
better Cows ran from to 4c, according
TO grade. with bulls from to exc. The
choicest cattle sold at &c. but there were
few of that grade Good steers and oxen
were quoted at Az to SIC.
Veal calves were stronger. ranging from
GU to TIC, with only a few of the poorer
caleNS lower. Inc supply sN'tH h'V"t -
usual with the average quality fair. Ihe
demand was quite active.
Hogs advanced fractionally, i've h"Ss
selling from 6lsto csc, and dressed hogs
from Ok to TIC. Same thin or small loSs
sold down to 3&ic. The supply was lafS-
er. but the demand was steady, and the
market WAS active.
Sheep and lambs We're dull ard lover.
with sheep ~ to 4c. ard lambs ~ TO DC
Only the choicest lambs brought rs. There
was o large supply at the slaughter
houses and yards.
The demand for mich cows was more
active but there was no quotable change
in prices. 1t was easier to get the top
figures However Ordinary mixers
brought from So to $50, with choice COWS
from that upwards.
Live poultry continues steady with quo
tations as previously quoted. Fowl ana
spring chickens Hale and ROSTERS &C.
SALES AT THE YARDS.
Beef cattle-H. A. Gilmore & Co. sold
"a COWS from to 3.40c.: j. D. Neylon
sold cows of 1850 lbs. at 234c., | cow
of $50 lbs at 2t2c.. 6 cows of $3.50 lbs. az
2Ac.. and IS cows of 1880 lbs. at 1.S3c
j. w. Ellsworth sold cows averaging
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AT WATII!;TON Y.

The AtiGREGATE OF LIVESTOCK
Ar BRIGHTON, WATFRTOWN AND
THE LOCAL SLAUGHTER HOUSES.
This w,ek-Catrlo. 5l99; sheep 1880:
calves, 1910: hogs. 355.55422
Last w"ck-Cattle, l191; sheep, i-.5i2;
calves, 24l5; hogs, "a. iM.
MAINE STOCK AT MARKET.
Cattle 81: sheep, 102s; calves, 59S; hogs.
30
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-11-25
MAINE FOOTBALL CHAT

Hebron got the surprise of it's life
when Portland High beat it 10 to at
Portland last Saturday. The defeat
came after eight straight victories and
when ever Jbody thought Hebron would
have an easy thing. No doubt Hebron
looked upon it as too easy, and on the
other hand Portland'S fighting blood
was UP as the re suit Of the unexpected
defeat by Bangor week earlier There
is no grief at kent'S Hill over Hebrews
downfall at Portland.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-11-25

has won another victory over an clever
from one Of the Boston harbor fort
and claims the championship OF the al
illery service. Its early games wit
he Maine colleges We're just the prat
ice it needed
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-07-25

nitchar with a record of .rike-out
in the Maine League.
With an attendance oH SUI NJ
no wonder owner Robi wants Il
shift his St Louis teIfohi th'
National League to thS'Icdh AS
ISOLATION.
Now York fans atting tina,
Mike Doptin will be 'ading bat
tar IF tha National when the
season ends,
II it is true that AhSoh Is
down ami out it will 10 'he ON
caso fans to give h"eheht that
will be a hummer.
When Elmer Flic'i"S 10 the
game the Clevelani VIII De IN
ara.t ehana ia hath the lead
ers.
Atlato fans arg a touch OF
frosty pedals. THEN pehhant
tooks to he goiugst any direc- I
lion ayoant tho city.
Tom Mccarthy "oS'oh Ma
itionaIs is leading Cheers of both
major leagues. 'i''' ""i hFe
games and lost D +
! Ernie Diehl i me ohii lot :
!To1cdo and MIA fun. Diehl is
| wealthy aud re- ~ ''it pay Tor
Ibis services
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-07-25
SHERMAN MAY
HAVE TO QUIT
T. o. p. NOMINEE FOR VICE PRES
loENT IN BAD HEALrH-mAy
BE COMPELLED TO uNnEpco
VERY SERIOUS OPERATION

Washington, July 2i.-RecentIy RI
n'"IS nave been current in Washing
Ton That another running mate ma,
nave to be chosen for Judge TAFT as
Tue Republican Nominee for president
because OF the continued illness Of
James S. sherman. who was named
Tor second place on the ticket at
Chicago
1t Is Know nthat Mr sreman is far
from being a well man and thai ~
son as he is strong enough he is 10
'h''e'so an operation at Johns Hon.
'iHs fiospitl in Baltimore. aud he NAV
De forced on that account to give nm /
US place on the ticket. II is said in /
nat event thar New York might fnsis, 4
poh The choice Of another man from
he Empire state. while AZ the same
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-07-25
NEWS FROM OUR NEIGHBORS


her" On business Thursday.
Sol Arey of Cairo, was in tow
Thursday on business.
Miss Carrie King, of Omsted wa
shopping here Thursday
Mrs Geo Eichhorn has as he
sneft this week, Mrs Marx and liz
lite son of Cairo.
Mis- Eva Bean of Bemlknap. wa.
MlSa Eva Bean of Belknap, was
week returning hoe THURSDAY
Nisa Kate Conley is entertaining
Miss alary Ganigan and mother q
Cairo this week.
Mrs. Fred Sperlcy of Mounds.
spent Thursday in town shopping.
AR Wat WRIGHT of villa Ridge. was
in town ON business Thursday.
Rev Arthur Campbell of Jonesboro.
spent thursday here as the guest of
Mrs Z F. ttley and family
Mis- Jacoba knapp who has been
tn" ppzst Of Mrs Ernest Reese on
Fourth street left for her home at
OIwstcd Thursday.
The members Of st. Peters Epls
copa, sunday school will spend next
Tuesday at the summer home of Mr..
and Ms Thos. Boyd at America
Miss Yula Whitaker of Beknap,
arrived Thursday evening to spend a
f." days with relatives here.
Mrs Geo, Belts and daughter, Irma
accom- inied Miss Audrey Monkey to
Cairo Thursday as she was returning
TO hC, home at East Prairie, Mo.
Mrs. L. C. Perks was a Cairo shop
per 7 }arsday.
afr. and Mrs. Jake Blum Of VIA
RiAoe. spent a few days here tn
week.
Aisacs Elsie Locschncr ana Floy
BGirs II villa Ridge are the guests
ri Misses Oma and Meta Sherver
tbs week.
A. Compton made a business trip
to Karaali this week,
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Schuler returned
home Thursday evening after spend
ing the past few days with II Gavin
and family at Leyings.
Dr. viii Whitaker, of Olmsted, wa
hale Thursday on business.
M and Mrs. Harry Hood were ire
guests of relatives at Olmsted lie"
laws this week returning HON
Thursday evening.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-07-25
DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATE FOR
CONGRESS 25TH DIsreic,

D. H. Spillman of Du QuoIn was n
the city Thursday, calling on Domo
c'al" IN his interest as candidate for
congress. Mr. Spillman is an attorn.v
Sn' man Of standing at the bar 81
southern Illinois. He was educ,,ad
at Ewing College, being graduated in
500. He settled in On Quoin in lSSa
=" ne' { ne mas resided since Mr.. Spin
man was born near Peoria. III. He Is
,"e only Democratic aspirant for m.
onsressIonal nomination, his name
oeihg the only one on that ticket for
,"a, once IN this district His nom.
na'lon is therefore a foregone concn
sion. 0"'i'iu
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-07-25
MOUND CITY
~ 10 80 . .
July a3, 1903.

Mrs p f. Utley and children re
turned home from Eelknap Wednes
day They We're accompanied by The
formers niece, Miss Eva Bean OF
Belllnap
Thos. Rogers will loaye this week
to make his future home with Mr.
and Mrs Monarch of Cairo
Mr. and Mrs. $. c Murphy, of M,
tropOlis, who have spent the past few
days with the atter's sister Mrs II
A. Palmer and family here left for
their home Wednesday
Dr. H Whiteaker made trip to
Cairo Wednesday
Mr.. Frank llandley who has spent
the past few weeks at St Louis and
Alton in the interest Of the William.
son Kuny NH and Lumber Co, r.
turned home Wednesday,
Miss Blanche Boyd and guest. Miss
Wright were cairo visitors Wcdnet
day
Prof J ~ Doty of Chicago, passed
through here Wednesday en- route to
his home after having spent a few
days at his old home in Grand Chain.
Mrs. Harry Nealstine and Children
are the guests OF Mrs, VIM Neadstine
and daughter, Jessie at q incy
Mr.. Roy Adams is in UIlin on bust.
ness this week,
Miss Ida Johnson rcturnnd homo
wednesday after attending house
party at the home Of friend in car.
teryille the past week.
Mr.. Fred Whitenback spent We'd
ne.day here while on route from his
home at Greenwood, Ind. to Column
bus, Ky. whore he will supcr.hteld
one OF the J. r. folk company
branch factories
Mrs Hall Whtclker and Miss Lilac
Jobansen who have spent the past
week with relatives and friends IL
paducah returned home Tuesday
Miss Audrey Mo&ley who has been
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Belts
the past few weeks returned to her
home at Easi prairie No. Thursday
Juty d. 1850.
" r Ca.ret, ci ju. 7bcfo, WAS
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-07-25

time the West and Middle West wouI1
claim recognition.
nus lar nothing is known publicly
oi any detailed consideration by politi.
cal leaders of the steps thai wonI1
De necessary in such 4 contingency.
IN the vent of Mr. Shermap's de-.
Ginning the nomination the national
committee would nh the vacancy. Tho
"i'i'enlty Of this task is such that il
can be said Mr. Sherman will not ra
'eiFe the consent Of party assoeiatas
~ Withdraw unless there is extreme
necessity that he DO 81. in short unless
ms health becomes such that TO re-
man on The ticket would seriously en-.
danger his life.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-07-25
II Can't Be Beat

ne best Of all teachers Is exner
ienee' {. NJ Harden. of Silver CIV
north Carolina says: Il end Elec,ri,
n'''ers does all that's claimed for :,
TOT stomach, Liver and Kidney tr,,.
49, :, can De beat have tried il
aug ma 1t most excellent madi
cane Mr.. Harden is right. ms tho
D'o' oi all medicines also for weak.
neSs, lame back, and all run doun
conditions. Best too for cblus .aI
druggists. a III
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-07-25
Just Esactly Rinht

I have used Or Kings New re,
nus Tor several years and find them
ust exactly right" says Mr. A 4
fei'oh. OF Harrisville. n. Y New
i .. Pills relieve without the Ieas,
discomfort. Best remedy for Co..
A'lun' bilousness and malaria. -.
at all druggists.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-07-25
Bird Migration

an italian scientist believes tr,t
uay'isht alone determines bird m.grs.
doh. The sumner migrants he ss,s
come north TO take advantage Of the
loHseF days aad 20 soa,h again IN
AVOID the short and dafA onas
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-07-25
NOTES.

Seattle is the home of a genuine
Japanese baseball team.
For several years first base has
been the hardest position for Manager
Fred Clark OF Pittsburg to fill
The Boston Americans are 70 have
a,..ss,s .sas4t,.- atb. ,..ax., Ifn4ss IL .
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-07-25
- UGH Trouble.

Tho sFkey recently paid
s4o0 .0oes u ne doesn I
w,sb De with his harem
g. wIi ling the stone him.
sell.