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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-08

BABYLON. l. T.. Sept Mrs
Egbert v strong Is popular and
very wealthy She In famed for
her diamonds and for her gen
eroaity She lives Ia great white
mansion with her husband. devoted
"a her
The residents Of this uriaioefat
IL suburb knew ~ but one cloud
that could mar the happiness 81
these tao they were childlsnas
And the sympathetic nelghborH
condoled With the wife 90 her mis-.
fortune
nut the horror Of that misfor
tune they never dreamed Of until
few DAYS ago. when the real
story az Mra 8tronEa childle8aneNs
was revealed
u 10 the story Of a heritage 81
Rate IN real ilfe-~a hate for her
o~n child handed ao@n ~ her
mother, and which has caused her
20 cast aside her only daughter.
The latter Marion. 3 beautiful
Eifl % 80. has lived apart from her
parents since She Vas , days old
sight ~ the lovely girl drives her
mother into eetaalna ~ rage
And perhaps the atfaneest part
~ the atofy u the facg that Mrs.
strong'a uen mother drove hef
assay when the giFi waa bat =
months old The curse seems % be
passing down the generations
Three times the father has
brought mother and child together
hoping the slaht 81 the rlfi would
awaken nAfural affection ia The
mothers heart Each time be haa
been forced 10 Send the child nway
again
I Marion Guodaie Strong the
DAUGHTER. e. upw 20 years old She
{ l. nnw af the Cornell hotel. on the
shores 81 Lake cnynKa She il
strikiuEly pretty with large brown
eyes. deileateiy chiaeicd features
and a petite. wwii rounded figure
Her dvaa inss for hef mother -
helping heS fight her sorrow
Twice attonK has left his wlfe
and some 10 The daughter but both
times hts wife trtumphea and be- re.
Turned "a her alone
Mfs strong mother. cursed bY
the same hatred fnT het Chiid
/ fought u down tn time and received
tho RtFl into her home hui she
younger Nfs stfanE seems maahle
E "a overcome Der hatred
strong vas overs helmed on
learning that the family secret Vas
out Hln brown eyes had a tired
1 look and biz face was hRggard
"Mg daughter IL a. good and
pure and sweet a gifl a. there IL
I In ali the world be said ANY
mother miEht weli be- proud of her
Vet nv mife drove her awaY As a
babe Our homp Is closed 20 her.
nut | have built another hoawe hers
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NOMINATING
TICKETS

NEW HAVEN. Conn. Sept So
At the Connecticut republican state
convention. which BEGAN today aud
which wili continue tomorrow. can.
didates for state offices. repre-
sentative at.iarge Ia congress and
seven presidential electors Viii be
nominated For the Eubernmiorial
nomination three candidates are In
the field Governor Woodruff. Lieu.
tenant Governor Everett Lake and
CongresEman.ati.arge George l..
Lllley.
IL IL forecaated that Lilley has
the best chance. a. he IL supported
by most 81 the party leaders.
Senator James = Wash Of Green
wich and Speaker Iohn-Q Tilsan OF
New Haven are candidates for con
gresham at.iarge Governor Wood.
rufus friends are opposing both
men.
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81 Babylon. II - Tor my daughter
She shall rule there ia a home 81
her own
Marion strong has lived Tor "a
years In the family 81 r. J iiuut Of
frumannbufg n "
Marion stronRH mother was
member of the wealthy Gnoaaie
family ~ peeonic T. g. She ~.
herited the bulk 81 the family
wealth and married Egbeft ".
strong at Pec0ulc 20 years ago,
where Marion Was born Mrs
gtrouFa fortune ~ the time vas
panaunlY estimated AZ from 1900.
00e 20 $500. geo Il has greatly IN
creased
Mira Strong was not very ~ ~
The birth ~ her daughter The
Gals feature ~ the case that both.
erred the doctors Was their "a.
TENTS seeming hatred of the babe
Az strength returned this hatred
efem. aud the mother faTed ~ the
sight ~ The child They kept the
hahY out Of the room. bat lhe
knowledge that the child was under
TVS NAtAtA AFHaAt WIN aANh tas~As*AA So
drive Mrs Strong 10 frenzy
Ca fhe third day strnns placed
his little daughter in the care o. a
distant relative in brooklyn. Mrs
Osborne. with bona she lived ai8
years,
only once ala mother and dauEh
/ ter meet during this period. Per
alatentiY Strong sought Ia interest
Z his etfe Ia The child but % the
& fifsf Nnfd The mother would 80 info
( Npaama 81 rage She said that the
+ Thought ~ TIRE child maddened her
( she could nos tell ehy All abe
asked wws e. b. permitted g. forget
that she was a mother
Finally Strong determined 70
brine mother and daughter together
AZ any coat
+ Mrs strong was visiting a Miss
Osborne 9heH a tins gisl Ia white
F tirf0ed into the room. The child p
heara uma fHii e. ufafflowinK she
lad been longing for this absent
mother. aud she wunt % che unane
peeiiug woman with arms extended
and face smiling
My What a pretty hgtle GIRL
csiad Mrn Strong catching tbs De.
tis outssresehed hands ia Der nwn.
Pray. whose little elH are YoaR
& The chlidM upturned face slowed
With delight
on. I'm 80 glad. little Marion
said. I'm Jour little girl
For a moment Mrs. Strong stood
rigid and silent Then she released
the little hands. turned without n
word and rushed from the house
The euraKed woman drove % her
husband office
Mrs slrong told her husband that
+ n b. ever again xeniurcd 20 bring
the 6hiid to her notice she would
cast him out along with the babe
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Los a r =
FOUND

LOS ANGELES. Cal. Sept S.
After drifting helplessiy about IN q
disabled launch for Is hours. sui
fering from seaslckness aud fright
ened with the belief that they
would never regain the shore. the
rs passengers who we're reported
missing yesterday on the launch 20.
X, are today az their homes In
this city and Pasadena. Yesterday
rescue launches were sent I'm search
of the missing "a X aud late in
the evening news was received that
the boat had been found aud was
coming into port under her own
power.
The engines had broken down
and IL WAS Is hours before they
were repaired.
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STRIKERS MAY
RETURN

WINNIPEG. Man. Sept sThe
striking machinisss III the Canadian
Pacific railroad are seriously con.
Hidering the adoption ~ the alleged
offer Of the railroad "a take all
strikers back to work at their old
positions 10 Is said that negosia-
tons have been opened In conuec-
ton with certain questions on
which the men and the company
do not agree II IL said here that
the end ~ the strike Is In sight
IL there il no serious interruption
to the progress % affairs as they
nnw stand
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-08
DUKE Is COMING TO
MARRY MISS ELKINS

ROME, Sept s-The Milan
unione. clerical paper. published
an article which has been repro.
dnced b. the wholc italian press. 10
the effect that the duke Of Abruzzi
viii probably soon so TO the United
states to make definite arrange
ments for bis marriage with Miss
Katherine Elkina. daughter of Unit.
ed States Senator stephen n. El.
kins Of West Virginia. and the eare
mony mas take place on Jan 81.
the dukes birthday.
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ACCIDENTALLY SHOT.


hbMoNDs. Sept S-Aa the re-
suit 81 being accidentally shot BY
q friend W n Freese. q pioneer
Of this city died yesterday In the
Everett hospital SUNDAY nisht
Charles Reeves fired several shots
from his revolver One of the hui.
let's struck Mr. Freese In the hin.
and he died In ~ hours. There
viii be no arrests. as the affair was
purely accidental
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-08

PUEBLO. Colo. Sept. S-The
democratic state convention at
which nominees for the different
state offices will be named, opened
here today with a full quota Of dele.
gates In attendance. A candidate
for United States senator may be
made and a hot fight iR expected
for some 81 the nominations The
republican state convention viii be
held next Saturday In Denver
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late Senator William Fl. Allison this
afternoon There seems likely to
be- "a deadlock. as the stand pat op-
position to Governor Cummius.
while only a minority Of the repub.
iican members of the legislature IL
large enough 10 prevent an election
II IL sticks together.
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SPRINGFIELD. M. Sept. g.
State conventions OF all political
parties throughout the state win be
held tomorrow under the provisions
OF the primary law The different
parties will adopt platforms, name
presidential electors and choose
candidates for university trustees
William J Bryan will attend the
democratic convention TO be held
IN Peoria and will deliver an ad
dress.
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BANK cLEARlNes.
HARTMAN GUEST
AT RECEPTION

SAN FRANCISCO. Sept Sc
n Hartman was the guest OF the
Manufacturers and Producers as.
ISOLATION OF California al an infor.
NAL reception this afternoon az the
Falrmont hotel, which was attend
cd by over 1000 business men Of
this city and the interior cities Of
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-08

denomination for governor of Wash
ingiou last evening In an address
delivered here before am apprrci.
alive audience TIC devoted his 70
marks to the discussion of the local
option issue and review Of his
administration
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DIES MONIES, Ia. Sept s-lm
senate today defeated \ BIZ =
enact a primary law far luu
modelled on the Oregon law = !
vote OF 80 to IS.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-08

HATED DAUGHTER Lovss xorHes.
nY MARION oooptLg STRONG.

Yes. e In that my mother VIII me but VIII
be happy Just the AND yet love mother With
all heart She will let 70 her for reason
but she nshef and for her aud think Of her
always
The time-I my mother IN the fail of 1906.
| her my knees. begged her tp tell me why
she hated why she denied love ana home begged
her 20 tell all. but she eoldiy repnleed
Whatever why mother want her
happy | happy tod has given father In Mr.
mother his wife and sister IN Lucille Everybody
10 Trumanhbnrs friend and every animal r. my pet
my my sling ia the church choir ana
ony my voice under
good MASTER shall be the happeat SRI Ia the world.
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this state The receptinn saa .
formal He strictly refused = "a
business except In general ssF
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-08

PORTLAND Ore. Sept s. II. H..
Lewis a pioneer merchant Of Port.
land, died last night at the Good
Samaritan hospital, after an Illness
of a few days following an opera.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-08
IOWA DEADLOCK
is CERTAIN

DIES MONIES Ia. Sept z THE
legislature feasaembled here today
tnd, under the terms Of a resoiu-
non adopted last week. IT must be.
bin voting on successor 10 the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-08
RICH MOTHERS AMAZING HATRED OF RAss
ATHERTH BURNS FOR TWENTY YEARS

Mrs. EosEar v srroNo WEALTHY POPULAR AND FAMED
ron HER DIAMONDS WAS BELIEVED TO DC cHlLoLEss,
BUT she HAS a BEAUTIFUL DAUGHTER or 90 WAC Has
LIVED AWAY FROM HER SINCE wa THREE DAYS
OLD; A HERITAGE or HATE
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THE IOWA CONTEST.


a DIES MONIES. Ia, Sept s.
4 The house took vote on
a the senatorial contest today
: with the following result, For
\ Cummina a. Porter democrat,
= 81 republican stand pattors.
4 49,
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ton Mr. Lewis was born IN San
Francisco in ts4i.
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MEAD CLOSES CAMPAIGN.

MT VERNON. Sept g. Governor
Mead closed his campaign for The
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-08

This Is not a photograph q y
novelty in iewelry, but M
al a Port Jackson shark. FhtA
are set like pearls. "A
The front teeth are ssnaa y.
pointed. while the back teeA =
fiattcned grinding plates.
Number Of pieces Of postal ~
Of an kinds passing through 100 ~
States mails in 1907 was lZsasa's
36T.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-08
Vi YOUNG WO Chinese Medicine Ga

We have five
hundred dit
fefent kiuds Of
Chinese Iterbs
itoota etc We
cure an kinds
~ chronic dis
eases % men
and women IL
YOU can't call.
W rite for
AY ia y { q fa
blanks and al
Nieat inoloaa
tr IN stamps
satiir, Wash.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-11-28
TRANSPORTATION.

g. Magec president of the Cairo
'or.ractng G. Dredging Co. spoke
rNtempcraneuusly of CairO's needs In
he matter OF facilities for transpor
t8tiun He said Cairo needed many
hinss in the way of improved public
service but an this would cost money
and required revenue. Revenue could
be obtained auly from taxes, and to
Increase these under the limitations
liked boy law Il was necessary to in.
.reasp our property yalTcs. This
after could be done only By building
up the community. industrially and
commercially. to attract and hold
population. Cairo suffered from a
want of sportation facilities aad
from discrimination in rates d had
been said that II tie business is cf.
Tered the transportation facilities
would be provided This hal not
been done ~ Cairo here railroads
had neglected 10 provide facilities
nrch needed by grain and other deal
ars. Tic meet az proper interest byl
shippers in the matter 81 freight
stes vas urgent al Cairo was being
Disseminated AGAINST in the reaI-H
iustment Of tariffs Natural advant-
l2es we're COOL but these were an
luiiet hE railroads which chose 10
iiserimiuate against scuh town.
The speaker cited Atlanta as a place
saw ing no natural advantages an
witch bad been made great me
roIoiis Dr. the railroads. He fe-t that
was iu order f.r toe people osl
Cairo t1 combat tire impression that
-h'. weer enemies OF The railroads
an fo create a contrary impression
Tho -If' at Birls Point was r-
20 e-f''rel and hal done much 20
weaken Cair0's position as a raiiroaH
-eutlr. although Il might have the
90 ~ forcing an adjustment Of
b. situation a. the Thebes bridge
sitf reference 20 the Cairo & Thebes
raiinad. He felt the ueej, however. /
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-11-28
LOST, SIRAYEO
Or STOLEN?
EDWARD l.. GROSS HORSE AND
BUGGY MlsSiNG-HiTCHED IN
FRONT or OFFICE OF ROB
ERTs coTToNsEED OIL co.

Edward L. Gross, local manager Of
the Roberts Cooton OIL company left
his office last evening accompanied
By w. s. Roberts of Memphis he
was surprised to find his large bay
horse and buggy which he had lett
pitched In front of the office, missing.
On inquiry he learned that the miss
ing property was seen going over the
tracks OF the Mobile & Ohio railroad
near the eompany's plant short
While before, the horse presumably
being driven but as it was dark his
informant couldt not see who was IN
the buggy. Last night the steed and
vehicle were still at large and Mr.
Gross is on hunting trip as a re
suit He viii receive any informa-
tier regarding his property with
gratitude substantially expressed.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-11-28
WILL OPEN STORE
TO THE PUBLIC
SAMUEL WHITE DRY GOODS CON
PANY FORMALLY BEGINS
BUSINESS TODAY - w. tt
REiSs, MANAGER OF STORE

The Samuel White Dry Goods com
pany successors TO Samuel White
the dag goods merchant Will open the
ioors Of their store this morning at
o'clock and will BE- ready for bus
ness
" T. Reiss viii be the manager
and Edward We'll Nho has been with
this store for fifteen years will be
the assistant manager. The corps OF
clerks which has been employed
there for a long period will be al
their posts OF duty.
Mr. White expects TO leave sun
day Tor New York where he will bus
stock for the new concern OF which
Messrs ID F. Mccarthy and Fred ID
Nellis are the new owners.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-11-28

hands and which | hope to see con
Guided during the present wear
With all the discouraging and an.
loyiug delays to the Cairo AMI
rhebes railroad il has its bright side
for the best interest of Cairo. and
with the same perseverance aud pol
Icy Of its officers If followed up for
the next Two years, hope to deliver
afro a 'packaee'- MOI of thorns
hut Of roses: and 20 see Messrs Fish
IT and Iohnston's suggestions bios
icom out in commercial-industr!al
way. as was pictured by them before
he directors o fthe Cairo Commercial
hub on that night In August. 1905.
thank YOU fer Your attention.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-11-28
Enoaoement Announced.

The engagement Of Mr. Robert G.
lTolcr aud Miss Helen Dougherty.
both Of this city is announced the
marriage to be solemnized early in
December
The bride Is a daughter OF Mr. and
Mrs George Dougherty OF Twentieth
street, and is an attractive young
woman and gifted musician
Mr. Tolef IL wen and most favor.
ably known He is employed as
weiehmaster at the Redman. Magee
elevator aud is an industrious and
eAl mplary young man.
The wedding will be a quiet home
AFFAIR and the cuple will 60 to house
keeping in a pleasant home at aG09I
Elm street.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-11-28
SIS. p1oc cOf Poison

blood poison particle
blood
hdeous liberated
cood spoches falling ulcers
goes
blood steadily surely particle
absolutely and perfectly pures the blood and leaves this
rich and healthy before the destructive virus Of contagious blood
circulation quickly effect
and gradually the disappear the health improved the skin
cleared of all
the mouth ceand the
poison the blood
because the all blood purifiers tested and
suggestions for home treatment
and any medical advice free to a who write
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO., ATLANTA, GA.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-11-28
T0OAY'S LUNCHEON
p. n. Smyth viii Have Charue-Sub.
jccts of Importance to
Be Discussed.

At the Merchants luncheon this
afternoon Mr. p. II. SMITH. of the
Weber Dry Goods company will
preside. 1t is expected that report,
will be herad from several commit
Feea which will cali for comment
and Mr.. Smith wifi present Something
on his own account The warehouse
proposition. the pure ballot. the fire
rate committee and others may have
something TO report. All who vii
attend should notify Manager Tell by
. O'Clock this morning.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-11-28

The tracks of the Cairo Electric
ana Traction company on Poplar
street north of Twentieth are being
relaid in concrete with heavy rails,
as required under the ordinance pro-
vidlng for paving the street Con
tractor Williams Is putting In the
concrete base for the brick pavement
at the same time. and when this is
finished will open the street for tgai
fir
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-11-28
An,is.p.Ie Gas IN Burning Sugar.

Physicians have been in the habit
OF laughing at the popular custom Of
burning sugar IN sickrooms az a dis
infeciant 4 scientist in the Pasteur
institute. Paris. has. however. recen.
y discovered tha, burning sugar de
Feleps acetylene hydrogen. one Of the
most powerful antiseptic gases known
II sugar IS burnt In a closed vessel
containing pu-Teicd meat or the con.
ienis Of rotten eggs the offensive Odor
Disappears ar On e.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-11-28
Fifteen Cases,

In the city court fifteen cases We're
tried, n enieagrants, three disorder
lies one drunk AMI two discharging
fire arms, The last named were
negroes named Dick Burnett and
lick Lee who had engaged in pis
toll duel on Fifteenth street without
much damage to ANYBODY.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-11-28
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF
Had Good Sport.

J. NJ. bach 0 fthe Big Four, aad
Frank Martin, 0 fthe Blue Front Res
taurant spent yesterday near Ohm
sted, ILL.,. quail hunting Mr. lbach
killed several bids and Mr.. Martin
brought down two rabbits.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-11-28
FRIENDLY RELATIONS
Concluded From First Pase)

capital was secured 10 construct th.
road and terminals. aud TO complete
the same within one year.
Ordinances and Agreements.
Nr Smith then gave the story of
the franchise ordinances passed by
the city council. with a statement of
the important provisions Of these or
finances. with which tine reading pub.
lie are familiar. with respect to Ordt
nance No. -. granting permission 20
cross certain streets including Malnbi
street. and the agreement made will
the Cairo Electric and Traction Com
ranv Mr.. Smith said the ordinance
provided
THAT The Cairo Electric and Trac-
lion Company should not De- required
TO remove their tracks from Waluuf
street until it became necessary for
the Cairo ami Thehes railroad 10
,rcss said street with its tracks. an
then only upon 20 DAYS notice 70 said
Traction Company In this cOuuec=
ton it became necessary for She Cairo
and Thebes railroad 10 agree to pas
the Cairo Electric sad Traction Com
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-11-28
Entertained Friends.

Mrs. a. l.. Smith, OF G2o Thirty.
sixth street entertained number Of
friends last night at her home,
music and refreshments being fea-
lures Of the occasion Those pres.
ent were Mr. and Mrs Harrell Mr..
ana Mrs Miller, Misses Pearl Young
Doris Derr. Gertrude Whitaker Lely
Laner, Laura Corzine Lefty and
Myra Young, Messrs ohm Gardner,
Frank Barber. Cleye Gardner. Mas.
tors George Milford Miller and Leon
ard Harrell
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-11-28
The Best Cough Cure

hair uuure af virgin tHf - Pine SER
1sluees ~ friveeflue aud a half pint of "a hi~ky
lted- ST. cure any reagh that - cHrahlt
and break cold Ca a hours- Take q tea
spoonful every four hours Ask yeur Drug
glst for the genuine lfzf-h = frEiu ga - Pine
CON p.pIua pare PREPARED auf guaranteed b.
tne Leach themirai Co-. 9iHsInuaff. -
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-11-28

organization and especially 81 "a
saIlc Iureau in Cairo. in caar1e g.
competent man who could L. 81.
WAYS On the alert for Cairo's into
asts wFrn freight tariffs we're O. D
changed
Chss : Carey president e 90
Cairn I.umheTmeu's assTfia 81.
reeosuized The Importance q wat
Mr Maeee bad said lie said 81,
cutting n IF Birds oint had hutI
Cairo considerably The resat with
respect to the lumber trade vas a.
CcOncIgded on sixth Passl
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-11-28

pany the sum Of sl7S3,92 as expenst
of removing said track; and further
/ TO secure for said Traction COMPANY
| the passage OF an ordinance by the
! city council granting the said Trac
| tion Company PERMISSION to lay down
lend operate their lines upon Four
teenth street between Walnut stree;
and Washington avenue, Washington
avenue between Fourteenth and Eigh.
teenth streets. and Eighteenth street
between Washington avenue and Wal,
nut street The agreement between
the railroad company and the traction
company was executed on March -
1906, pror to the passage Of Ordinance
No. 50, by the city council, and pro
Fides that upon the passage OF an or.
dinance permitting them TO remove
their tracks from Walnut street, be
tween Fourteenth and Eighteenth
streets and the payment Of $l,1S392,
they would remove said tracks upon
50 days written notice by the Cairo
and Thebes Railroad company. as ii
was desired by the G. Il r, rairoa
that the tracks on Walnut street, be
tween Fourteenth aud Eighteenth
streets, betken mp in order hat the
terminal grounds might be cleared
aud contractors permitted TO work
without interfering with the public.
Thanks RI Cito A,ttbnrifier
All work under both ordinances h.
been prosecuted as fast as could be |
lone under the circumstances |
idering the delays caused by the cor |
FACTORS, as the result Of high water
nd ether causes, legal contests To-
light Ct way, satisfactory connections |
nd numerous causes
In mentioning the terms and cond
ions Of the two ordinances granting
to the Cairo and Thebes
.airoad company, might add that
he city Of Cairo is 10 be coneratula
3D. aud the thanks OF the public il
ne the city administration for the
areWl consideration given the ord
ances in The interest of Cairo. L
lnsiderina the passage Of these or
nances feel that the city's inter
SITS were carefully. guarded, and i
as the intention Of the officers OF tn
afro and Thebes Railroad eompan
comply with their terms and cond
Gus.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-11-28
Or. WOELFLE.

viii move his office to 7O2ta Com.
mercial avenue December !, 1908.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-11-28
DR.. WoELFLE.

VIII move his Office 10 7o2i2 Con.
mrrcial avenue December T. 1908.