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The Cairo bulletin., 1908-09-07
SPORTS FOR TIE WEEK

Opening of Pacific Coast tennis
championship tournament at De
Monte, Cal.
Abe Attel VS.. Moran % rounds al
San Francisco
Stanley Ketchell VS., Billy Paepke
70 rounds, at Los Angeles.
Opening OF four days race meeting
at Fargo, n. d.
Opening of twentieth annual bench
show at Toronto
New England Amateur Rowing As
ISOLATION regatta at Boston.
Labor Day regatta of the San Die
90, Cal, Rowing Club.
Ten mile Marathon swim of the
Missouri A. c. at St. Louis.
Annual Middle States rowing regat-
ia on the Potomac, at Washington
D. c.
Annual tournament of the Virginia
Trapshotars' association at Rich.
mond
Merrimac valley automobile race at
Lowell, Mass
Opening of twelfth annual horse
show at Newport, r. I.
Opening of five days race meeting
in Seattle, Wash,
Opening of Grand Circuit race meet.
ing at Hartford. Conn.
Opening of Great Western Trotting
Circuit meeting at Milwaukee
Tuesday.
Opening of two days rowing regat-
ia at Troy. N. Y.
Wednesday,
Battling Nelson VS., Joe Cans, %
rounds, at Colma for lightweight
championship,
Thursday.
Opening of annual horse show in
IIatford, Conn.
Annual melting and tournament of
Southern Checker association at
Atlanta
Friday,
Opening of annual horse show at
Va
Saturday.
Metropolitan A. A. Z. track aud
field championship at Travers Island
n. Y
Dominion bicycle championships at
Tohonto.
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English Women as Physicians.

The EnglishwOman is making great
Roadway in the medical profession.
The College of Physicians already ad
mits her TO all its examinations. The
Royal College of Surgeons has just Ia
ken up the question. At a recent poll
of the fellows and members a major
ity Of the fellows were in favor Of adj
hitting women, but the majority of
the members were opposed The Lon
don Hospital commentig on the re.
suit of this poll declares that the op-
position of the members depends on
their ignorance of the excellence of
woman practitioners and on fear of
their competition These two obiec.
tiOns cut each others threats. Skilled
man surgeons are not troubled by the
competition of unskilled woman sur.
geons On the other hand, there is no
tenable ground for barring the skilled
woman from any of the honors or priv
ileges of the profession. Antique
prejudice cannot long hold out against
the assault of the expert no matter
how unwise she may have been in
her choice of sex. It Is better TO give
cordially what she demands than to
wait till she takes what she deserves
and makes the withholder ridiculous
New York Evening Post.
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sun. and when Uncle joe Cannon
closed the speechmaking at noon he
had scarcely corporals guard listen
ing
The audience sang THE Star Spang-
led Banner" and America" to the ac-
compartment OF the Marine band.
Charles b. Hanford. the actor. de-
claimed the words, Gen. John w. VIII
son read the Declaration OF Independ7
ence and Henry b. +. MacFarland.
president of the board OF district com
missioners. Chaplin Brown, president
of the chamber of commerce, and Aids
b. Browne. representing the board OF
trade, delivered addresses.
Other exercises followed, and there
was general reception FIJI the new
building at II o'clock. All the execu-
tive departments of the government
were closed ia observance of the, hell.
day, and there was a suspension Of all
business
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as last resort there is always official
appropriation. Let us see only the
Elan and ignore the obstacles; pursue
the plan persstently, gaining ground
constantly as events occur with the
same unalterable purpose, and Wash
ington will become the finest capital
In the world. Paris and London have
had to struggle against historical land
marks of ages agO--rellcs of the mid
die ages that had to be preserved as
heirooms Of past period, but that
taxed ingenuity and talent to their ut
most to improve around them, LEN
FAINT was a genius who started and
created Washington out Of magnificent
distances We have now good sue,
cessor to him in Col, Bromwell. May
he remain long in charge of district
Improvements.
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At the ohera House.

Today a very Interesting program
of high class moc.ing uictures at the
opera house, maintaining the high
standard that has heretofore prevail ed
showing two big full reels of the best
subjects procurable at each perform
anCe The price OF admission reduced
to Eve cents for greatest moving pic
ture show yet attempted. Subjects for
TO-DAY Exhibition The London Re
eafta" and - british Welding II
Illustrated song when The Girl You
Think the World OF Thinks the
Wcrld Of You Every afternoon aud
night; Amateur nights Tuesday and
FRIDAY The most pleasing picture
theatre ina ginable
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AS He Read the Sian,

Two little boys the other day, from
a distant city, on visit to the capita
of the nation with their parents, sat OF
the front steps of the house where
they were visiting, absorbed in the
passing traffic A smart touring car
buzzed into view and sped on.
That's fine automobeel," observed
one little urchin.
IT'S a laundry wagon, too" his
brother commented, with conviction.
Tain't neither. What makes you
think that?"
Cant you read, goosie?" the other
returned, scornfully; 1T says Wash
Dirty Clothes on the back"
So the imaginative little stranger
had interpreted the Wash, u. c. on
the pendant metal number tag on
the back OF the machine in perfect Sc
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CAPT. RuMBAuoH's AIR SHIP.
Under Contract with the Illinois State
Fair For Sensational Trius.

Capt. G. l.. Bumbaugh, of st. Louis,
has closed contract with the Illinois
State Board Of Agriculture for several
sensational trips with his air ship.
The exhibition is to take place on the
state Fair grounds at Springfield on
Monday, September 2S, and Thursday,
October /. The first is Children's DAY
ami the latter Governors Day at the
state Fair, On these days Capt Bum
baugh promises to sail his air ship
from the State Fair grounds to the
city Of Springfield, three miles distant
on the east side Of the Capitol build
ing. After examining the machinery
of his machine he proposes to rise in
the air, and return to the Fair
grounds, landing at the place Of start
ing.
rhis is most sensational trip and
doubtless will be witnessed by thou
sands of people The Illinois Board of
Agriculture Is TO be congratulated for
providing this exhibition, particularly
as So much interest is being shown all
ovet the world in aerial navigation
Capt Bumbaugh is under contract
to 90 this and also to make daily
flights during the fair. On some day
during the fair he will race an auto
mobile with his air ship. This attrac-
ton eclipses anything of the kind
here tofore offered by any fair manage
mont.
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WITH SPEECHES AND MUSIC.
Magnificent Headquarters OF the Dis
trct Of Columbia Dedicated.

The residents of Washington--thero
5 no citizenship there--celebrated the
Fourth OF July by dedicating their mag,
nificent new white marble capitol
building. The. structure Is officially
Known as the Municipal building and
viii shelter the heads of the admins.
uatiye officers of the District Of Column.
bia government 1t is practically com
plete but viii not be occupied until
October /.
The exercises began at nine O'Clock
In the morning in front Of the new
building. which fronts Pennsylvania
avenue at the intersection Of Four.
teenth and f. streets, Northwest The
principal speakers were George B.
CorteNOu, secretary Of the treasury
and Joseph G. Cannon speaker OF The
house of representatives. 4 small pa
ylion had been erected 10 shelter he
speakers aud the distinguished guests
who held platform seats. and the Unit
ed States marine band WAS under a
separate shelter in a band stand But
the 5000 spectators who gathered at
ne opening OF the exercises al nine
o'clock were soon dispersed By Tie
1t
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NEWS FROM OUR NEIGHBORS !:

ter, of Cairo, We're in our city Satur-
day.
/ The city authorities are having our
streets and bitches cleared of weeds
ana rubbish and are greatly improving
them in this way
w 3. Pace and son of Holloway,
KY were here on business Saturday.
i M Joe Gaunt of Grand Chain,
transacted business here Saturday.
Misses Lucy and Lena Stern and
neices Dorothy and Winifred Schuler
Wee shopping in Cairo Saturday
Mr. Guy Bartleson Of Grand Chain
was i'll town Saturday on business.
Mrs Mary Mulroney and Miss Fan
ME Cummings We're among the Cairo
shoppers Saturday
Miss LYDIA Lohr who has been the
guest of Mrs. j. L. McCune in this
citf and other relatives and friends
in Cairo left Saturday for her home a.
Guthrie, Okla,
Mrs Harding and little daughter
were IN from Mounds Saturday on a
shopping tour.
Mrs w \, Victor and Miss Cora
Victor Of Grand Chain, were here ON
business Saturday.
Miss Marie Fisher and sister, OF
Wetaug. who have accepted positions
az teachers in the Mounds public
school were in town Saturday shop
ping
Mr.. Al Schuler is having a neat
sign PAINTED on the south side of his
ehGe store building.
Mss, Tatum Hood Mrs Dora Pfef-
FER and Miss Flora Dougherty were
ahcrtiug in Cairo Saturday.
Capt. Jamb Bartleson was in town
SATURDAY en- route to his home from
C,ue Girardeau where he placed his
ncice, Miss Leone Johnson in st. Vim.
cents academy for the winter.
Mis-. Geo Eichhorn and children
H"rchel and Sophia, returned home
saturday after spending the past two
weesg with relatives at Coulterville
and st, Louis
Nj Chas. kruse of Olmsted. was
shopping in town Saturday.
Mr. Comings. Jr., OF Cairo wa
mere Saturday on business
.irs. Hogendobler. OF Villa Ridge
was shopping in town Saturday.
~. and Mrs. Irving Connel and son
Zines OF Mounds are the guests of
Mis- Sarah Shoenfeldt.
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VIENNA. .

september a, 1908.


Mr. j. speldoch and Miss Kate Bal
lowe are in ST. Louis this week buy
inc goods
3 Miss Pearl Elkins returned Monday
from visit among Metropolis friends,
MIS-. J. Rosenberg is in St Louis
tins week on business and pleasure
Miss Icttie Beaupre visited the
Misses Hebsacker in Cairo from Sat
'WAay until Tuesday Miss Rudele
Hcnhsacker returned WITH Miss
30 aupre for visit here.
Mrs. J. r. Gillespie, Jr, came up
from Cairo Thursday to visit with Mr.
and Mrs. j. b. Gillespie, ST. and other
relatives
Miss Amy Galeener returned last
Saturday from a two months trip in
Montana, Oregon and Utah.
Congressman Chapman, wife and
two children, Miss Marion ana Ralph
returned Thursday from a vacation
trip through the west, Yellowstone
Park being the principal stop-over.
}. ID. Lee left for Moline, Mo, this
W elk to contract for some concrete
work.
John NJ Walker and family returned
Thursday from Kennett Mo, where
they have visited among relatives
some ten days.
David Ross, former resident of
Vienna died suddenly at Clinton. Ind.
Wednesday. His home was in Paris,
III.
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nearly half a million ornamental trees
and numerous extensive parks in tht
Capital city, which accounts for its
color tone. From above he eye looks
down on vast sea of green, along the
southern extremity of which winds o
silvery band the Potomac To the
east a white island dots the waving
mass of green, and a little beyond an
island Of glistening gold shmmers il
the sunlight The first is the cap
itol, the second the library of con
sress. A brilliant white dot In the
west, surrounded by specks Of yellow
aud red, marks the White House ant
The cluster of gardens around it.
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ADJUSTMENTS
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At The Arcade.

The Arcade theatre offers an eX-
certionally strong bill as it's Labor
Da5 feature, the program as usual
consisting of two full reels OIL late sub
iects, the particular feature being
ThCs. A. Edison's Romance of a War
Nurse" in a preface and 10 scenes as
follows:
On the battlefield; the field hes
pital; war is HE'LL patriotic mis-
sion. en- route south; the southern
home, alls fair in love ard war: the
mysterious lady: as from the dead;
the end iustifes the means.
The second reel combines much
sentiment with plenty Of comedy, the
subjects being Plaing Folks and the
Merry Widower.
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ARMUOR'S FERTILIZER PLANT
BURNS; LOSS $500.00O

Chicago, Sept. G,-The VOL house
fertilizer plant Of the Armour com
pany in the stock yards was de-
stroyed by fire tonight The building
was a FIVE story brick and covered an
entire block The fire was the fiercest
experienced in the stock yards dis
trict in seven years The damage is
estimated at $500 goo.
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MOUND CrYy

Hon, J. Milton Turner Of St Louis,
eXrinister to Liberia. and VIM. Pier
SCH VIII MAKE addresses in our city
at Court House Grove on Labor Day,
Monday SEPT IN
Miss Mary Ovc,streot Turned
Saturday from a visit with friends az
Carrier Mills and Harrisburg.
Mr.. Jean Meecham and little daugh.
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At The Patthe.

There viii be some, hing of special
interest to Elks at the Pathe on
Eighth street this afternoon and to.
night The pictures are entitled Are
You An Ell" and Merry Widows"
Both are comic pictures which will be
sure to prove interesting.
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GOVERNOR REsCUEs TWO
BEN FROM DROWNING

Madison. Wis. Sept s-While fish
inz iE Lake Mendoza this afternoon
Governor davidson rescued two men
ir0fl dr0w7ling. The men were IN a
canoe which was capsized by the high
Wiad and were clinging 70 the sides
Of the canoe. A sudden squall upset
the canoe.
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q q q BEST TREATMENT
0.0.os FOR CATARRH

The entire inner portouo bodies covered with delicate
lining called mucous membrane this is kept in healthy condition by the
nouishmen blood the
this healthy the blood
becomes infected with catarrhal impurities this inner lining of
the body rrtted the
symptoms Caah There tight stufy feeling in the
the Slight deafness difficult
breathing etc The cannot be reached by external treatment though
relief 5
Catarh by cleansing the blood all impurities and poons Then rich
blood through iniamed titated
which the blood
affected by remedy that the bottom and
blood
Caarh medical advice all who
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Color lone Of Washinnton.

The color tone Of the city Of Wash
ington is green-a bright. new green
in June and gradually darkening as The
leaves of the trees mature There ar,
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ABOUT PROMINENT PEOPLE.

Souss. the conductor and composer
has never yet been persuaded TO make
a public speech
Mrs Nicholas Luugworth can sail q
boat ride To hounds. bind books. driv..
fourth hand. run an automobile ana
speak Eve languages
j. IS said that it vas Charles a.
sfhEab's spirited singing Of Scotch
ballads that nrst drew Andres Car.
negies attention % him.
King Leopold Of Belgium. DESPITE
his age and equity heel. rises asa
and sorks Tor two hours before a
breakfast that consists q DRY brad
szter. zns al spSls.
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Cincinnati. Sept Cincinnati and
81 Louis broke even in tOday's double
header. To the first the locals com
hiued hits with the errors OF the Wis
ito-s. scoring an easy victory. The
scecbd went to St Louis because Of
the efficiency OF Baldwin. the new
pitcher. with men on bases.
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A. St Louis.
THREE I LEAGUE.
At pubunue.

The locals won today's game by hit
TING Wilson hard in the second in
niLE
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bloomington. sept 6-The locals
took the first and Springfield the sec
oni of toiay's doHbie-hesder.
Sore Ri z
Hlocmington .........-.-... . 6 z
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Second Game.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
At Columbus.
Second G anc
At Louisville.

Louisville .,...,,...,....,.
Indianapolis .................,.
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At Peoria

Peoria, Sept 6.-Decatur won the
came in the third by punching hits of
EaIurer
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At St. Paul.

st. Paul ...,.........,.,
\ansas City ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. :
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WESTERN LEAGUE.
At Des Motnes.
Second Game.

De5 Moines .......,...,..... Z
fpeplo .................... :
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Pdttefles-Pieister. Brown an
King. Leifeld and Phelps.
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Second Game.
Daily picayune., 1908-07-16
TIVE Wepolms.

On last evening at the Opera House in this city. notwithstand- ing the excessive hot weather, one of the largest crowds assem- bled that it has been our pleasure to see there in some time. to wit ness the Tom Thumb Wedding. This entertainment was put o by Mrs. J. s. Hawkins under the auspices of the Self Club. and consisted of about 100 children. Mrs. Hawkins is an adept in the training of children as was evi- denced by the way the little fel- lows filled their place. It was indeed a time when the children "shined.
Daily picayune., 1908-07-16
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

School board of Prescott will recieve sealed bids for the erec- tion of a one story brick build ing 68 X 52, also bids for school desks, black boards. crayons and until July 25, 1908, at which time contracts for such buildings and supplies will be awarded to the lowest and most responsible bidder. The board reserves the right to reject any and all bids, not satisfactory.
 Plans and specifications of of building can be seen at the office of Hamby and Haynie.
 c. c. HAMBY, President,
 ALEX VAUGHAN. Sec.
Daily picayune., 1908-07-16
GIVES PECULIAR CHARGE.

Cartersville, Ga. July 15. In charging the Grand jury on the violation of the law which pro- hibits the giving or selling of cig. arettes to miners, Judge Fite yesterday said that it is as much a crime for a man to give a boy . match with which to light cig- arette as it is to give him a cig- arette. II charge you." said the judge, that a man who gives a minor a match with which to lighta cigarette is as guilty as the man who furnished him with the paper and tobacco. He is guilty of violating the statute prohibiting the selling or giving of cigarettes to minors, and you should find a bill of in- dictment against him.
Daily picayune., 1908-07-16
NOTICE TO DELEGATES.

All delegates and others at- tending the Nevada county Sum- day School convention next Sat- urday will be expected to take their dinner. Delegates should be prepared with their literature on the International lesson for Sunday morning. Also, a col lection will be taken on Sunday morning to pay the incidental expenses. J.O.A. Bush, Chm.
Daily picayune., 1908-07-16
PEOPLES PARTY.

The County Central Commit tee of the Peoples Party of Ne vada is hereby called to meet at at the office oI J. o. A. Bush, on Tuesday, the Fist day of July, at 1 o'clock D. m., for the purpose of considering the question of calling a county convention and any other important business as may properly come before the committee. J.O.A. Bush, Chm
 J. M. Milburn, Sec.
Daily picayune., 1908-07-16

has built a magnificent church, drawn around him a large fol- lowing of some of the most cul- tured people of TeAarkana and that section.
 A letter challenging his views of the source of salvation and of the inspil ation of the Scriptures was written by Rev. J. L. Read of Gurdon, Rev. J. L. Green of Mena, Rev. J. F. Mackenzie of El Dorado and Rev. T. L. Green of Camden. The charges are based on utterances in 8 series of sermons which Rev. Maddox de- livered in his church in Texar- kama, and which attracted wide spread interest in all Southwest Arkansas and Northeast Texas. Large audiences have heard the sermons and seemed to approve the sentiments expressed therein. Some members of his congrexs- complained that their pastor was not orthodox, and when the mat ter was brought to his attention he asked for an expression from the church, which all but unani. rously upheld him in his theol- ogy.
Daily picayune., 1908-07-16
DICK PACE KILL
 ED BY TRAIN
At 7::3O This Morning By a South-bound Freight
 Above Boughton.

This morning about 7:3O a freight train going south ran over Dick Pace, colored. killing him instantly. The accident oc- cured about one half mile north of Boughton. Uncle Dick Pace had been demented for some time and his folks had to keep constant watch over him and it seems that he got away from them early this morning and they had no idea where was until the news was received that he was killed as above stated.
 Nncle Dick was a we'll known character in Prescott, having liv- ed here for a number of years, as long as the town is old.
 He worked for years in the shop with o. s. Jones and was a trusted employee. He lost his mind about year ago and was locked up a while for fear that he might become desperate, but was soon released and has been living with his children. Since that time no one has considered him dangerous but they had to keep him from wondering off.
Daily picayune., 1908-07-16
RYAN HAS NO l FEAR 0F 100000
Iearch of History Reveals Many Fridays As a Day
 of Triumph.

Denver, July l5. Friday, the ay on which Bryan's nomina- on was completed by the Den- er convention, despite the clock |opped, may de unlucky for hose who are condemned to ang butt opinion seems to be vided as to it's being a "hoodoo' by and a search of history re- pals many Fridays as a day of iumph. The pilgrims landed Plymouth Rock on Friday lee. 20, 1920, which was unlucky r their descendants; the British brrendered at Yorktown on a fiday Oct. IT, 1781, which las unlucky for the British. blumbus set out in the Pinta, De Nina, and the Santa Maria his voyage on a memorable
 iday, August 1. 1892 and 1t as on Friday that he got his Fst glimpse of land, Oct. 12, 1892 event which was more fortun- Fe for us than for him. it prov
 Colembus landed on his sec hd voyage on Friday, Nov. 22, ES, and on Friday, Jan. 13, IA he discovered the coast of orth America. George Wash (gton was born on Friday, a bet to which Bryan and Kern, Pmlnated on that day, will be pie to point with pride. None
 them could have helped it. Friday is the luckiest day in eek' declared an astrologerwho
 plalned his theory by saying, the day is ruled by Venus. ' any others who were supersti- pus, shook their heads.
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NOTICE, COnFEOERATES.

The Confederate Veterans will
 eet Tn reunion at McNeil on the Ptn of July, and continue three fW. Everybody invited. By Fuer of C. M. Norwood, Colonel omd'g s. w. Ark. c. V. A.
Daily picayune., 1908-07-16

An IrishmAn was arranged b. fore a police court judge on . charge of assault and battery.
 Are you guilty or not guilty? asked the clerk, when he finish- ed reading the charge, to which the prisoner replied;
 Ugh! how cen l tell 'till l hear the evidence.
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TO THE PUBLIC.

The singing school will begin at Blevins August 3 and will continue 20 days. Tuition s2.0O.
 Prof. Erwin, Teacher.
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AdvWtiood Loeeers!

The following is the list of letters re- maining unclaimed in this office for the week ending July l3, 1908, and if not called for by July 2, 1908. will be forwarded to the Dead Letter Office. GENTLEMEN. LADIES. Esadore Hesry. Mrs. Joe James, L. R. Loften. Miss Pattie Jones, Irving Nelson Miss Mamie Mitchell, Dr. J. c. Ramsey. Miss Ella Reynolds, W. M. Towns, Miss Bessie Wilson,
 Mrs. Queen White,
 Miss Bettie Willice,
 Mrs Anna Wilson,
 Minnie Williams. When calling for the above, please say advertised.
 JACK GRAYsON. P. N.
Daily picayune., 1908-07-16

Rejoice and mon will seek you. Grieve and they turn and %. They want full measure of III yosm
 pleasure,
 But they do not need your wee.
Daily picayune., 1908-07-16

Rev. J. N. .Jessup of Little Rock will deliver a Temperance lecture at the Methodist Church next Friday night. MT. Jessup is one of the happiest speakers in the state and treat awaits you. Come and hear him.
Daily picayune., 1908-07-16

It took 13 raps of the esvel to bring the Chicago convention to order and Bryan was nominated on Friday, 90 you see something out of the ordinary is liable to happen.
Daily picayune., 1908-07-16

Deputy Clerk Franks was making inquiry this morning as to where Tom Thumb got his marriage license as he did not get them there.
Daily picayune., 1908-07-16
CHURCHES
 and PASTORS
METHODIST SUNDAY SCHOOL,

School conducted next Sunday by Walter Murrah. Practical application of the lesson by F. Potter. Hymns 83, B, 61, 8, 195. Choir practice Thursday night at 8 o'clock.