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The new South-news., 1908-03-14
FOR
GREATER
MISSISSIPPI

department during The past three or
foar years concerning the advantages
possessed by Mississippi in the pro-
dueiion Of pork, but II Is question
of sufficient Importance TO never grow
old To those interested IN the bettcr-
men, of conditions in our state. a
series of experiments conducted by
Prof. j. W. Fox of toe Delta Expert
ment Station are of especial intercs,
just a. this time, showing as they do
what is possible in the way OF produc-
ing pork in Mississippi in general and
the delta section of the state in par
ticular.
The statement has been made that
il was possible to produce pork here
at a cost ftwo and onc-half cents
per pound, AMI the result of the cx-
perimenis conducted BY Prof. Fox
bear out the assertion. One hundred
and twenty two pigs were used for
the test. They We're killed at a uni
form age of ten months and averaged
in the neighborhood Of l3o pounds
dressed. The price received was eight
cents per pound. The total expense
OF caring for them Is itemized by
Prof. Fox as follows:
PCS bushels of corn at 20 cts .<lS5.50
300 bushels corn of corn (cs,i-
mated at IS cents) .... 10000
Three tons of shorts at $500 1900
Rent on l3 IL acres of land at
$500 ................- si.oo
Seed used on pasture lots =. 1880
Total expense. s519.o0
The total weight of the pigs on foot
was approximately 2l,000 pounds,
which would make them cost 2.8 cts
per pound to produce when they
readily sold for six cents per pound.
The net profit OF this herd was $780,
80, estimating them a; pork rates. al
though five gifts were sold for breed
ing purposes and brought more. In
the cost of production, everything
possible has been taken into consid-
GRAFTON except the labor necessary to
tend them, even to the cost Of main
tanning the parent herd Of ten sows
and a boar. The corn is given at the
market price instead of the cost Of
production, which was considerably
less.
Prof. Fox issues bulletin on the
subject which is well worth reading
and can be had by applying to the
A. h NJ College. A pasture rotation
was provided, furnishing grazing ev-
cry month in the year. Up to the
time the pigs were turned into the
pea field in September to be fattened,
they had eaten an average Of 122
pounds Of corn each and fifty pounds
of chops. The peas were planted with
tho corn and the pigs allowed to
gather both.
This experiment is strong argu-
ment in favor Of Mississippi raising
her own meat, and it is TO be hoped
tibet large numbers Of our people
will send for this bulletin and post
themselves on the subject and profit
by the information contained there
in
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1908-11-02
Woodmen OF the World.

Utah camp S$s bad splendid turn
out at the meeting lasJ Wednesday The
BOARD OF managers reported on the rooeS
FOR ini,ia tory work and submitted the
robes tor the approval OF the camp the
social committee held q meeting and
decided to give q smoker 70 tho mem-
0ers and their friends on November le'
There VIII be n programme ana Te-
:reshments and plenty of cigars.
Camp No. 5S held an interesting ses-
sion last Tuesday evening. at Nhlch
tIme the smoker TO be given, on No
vcmhcr 10 WAS discussed tullE. Inc
members were glad 10 hear the Conlnu
uication read irom Head Consul Soak.
urging meetings through the winter
months. with good social entertaln-
mcnts; also the appointment OF Neigh
Dor Van Houser as general organizer
Tor the district OF Utah, which means
that something VIII be doing about new
members. Last Tuesday evening the ola
degree team was dishandcd and w, w.
1acamp was elected captain Of the new
degree team. which promises 10 put Oh
the work regularly and II the samo
manner as tt was in the past tn"
smoker set Tor November l0 promises
70 he a bowling success. snd We want
every member Of the camp 20 attend
end bring some friend. 4 sood pro.
Sramme is assured.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1908-11-02
City and Neishborhood

NJ a. KAUFMANN. a manufactures o'
Philadelphia. accompanied by his wife. IL
In the city for a few days, visiting his
uncle. J. ]. Greenewald.
FUNERAL SERVICES over rho remains
OF Elsie V. Mossberg VIII be held at ,
o'clock Monday afternoon from ths FIJI
teenth ward chapel. The inteTmcat Will
be al the City cemetery.
BRIGHAM n ROBERTS spoke 10 an
overflow meeting In the Farmers ward
meeting house. state and Eleventh South
streets, sunday evening on The Mission
OF the Christ" Mr.. Roberts spoke an
hour on the different conceptions Cf God
held by the different peoples OF the earth.
DIR. c. B. TITCoMB, proprietor OF the
Fifth East hotel. was called TO Berkeley.
OF the sudden death of bis mother who
sucoumbed 10 heart disease. Mrs. tit
comb was well known I'm Salt LAX. ana
the news OF her death VIII cause sorrow
20 her many friends.
MANAGER BEACH Of the Damrosch
and Chicago symphony orchestras. il
Francseo @ SS htTF whsTc he he 2as r@ besn s1n ar
ranging for music festivals by his or
chestras. Sunday he attended the re-
hcarssl OF the Salt Lake symphony orchcs-
ira at the Salt Lake theateT. lie Compl-
mented the orchestra for the good work
It IS doing 70 advance musical art in Salt
Lake.
TO TAKE CARE OF rapidly increasing
business. effective November IL next, a
twelve section drawing room electric
lighted sleeper VIII be added 10 the couip-
mcnt OF the Salt Lake Route. Los Angeles
limited, wcStbound from Salt Lake CITY
10 Los Angeles daily. This is 10 takc care
OF the lntermountain district, Colorado ana
northwest passengers. and no doubt viii
ucally means a saving OF twelve hours in
time for them.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1908-11-02
Frsterpal union of America.

Evergreen lodge l51 had z very pleas
ant meeting on Monday evening last,
With the best attendance OF the sea-
yon. The business OF the evening was
quickly disposed OF. and the balance OF
the time put In on some good exhibition
jrill work by the new degree team, under
command of Captain George Smithen.
Considering the early stage OF the new
workers, the exhibition was a credit
10 them, and gives every assurance OF
crack team in the near future On Mon
day next there wifi be an initiation oeTe-
mony, which Will give the new team
chance to show their merits. We ara
sorry to announce the death of Mr.. Au-
brey the beloved father OF Frater \. G.
Aubrey and iathsr-in-law OF Fraters
Samuel Gould and T. A. Hooper De-
ceased was very old and respected
citizen and was q great sufferer for
years. Frater DR.. Lombard has entirely
recovered from his operation and Is
aRsin doing business as NJ. n. F>rater
William Phillips is also getting alonG
very nicely. and We hope 70 see him
around again In a week or so. Big
meeting on Monday next. All members
invited. Frater Leon r. Smithen re-
signed his position as justice at our
last meeting. 10 accept position In
Portland. Ore. where he !s now 10
Gated. We shall miss him as an officer
and frater.
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Modern woodmen of America.

Excelsior camp held their regular
meeting iast Tuesday evening. with one
of the largest crowds present during
the year. Another large bunch of ap-
plicatious were presented. making the TO
tai Of Excelsior's share towards the 500
bunch campaign into the handsome total
of sixty. The members OF the camp arc
earnestly requested TO be present az
Tuesdays meeting. In order to learn tho
particulars of the big class initiation.
II the members Will take hold OF this
campaign i'm the proper manner IL will
Dc the biggest doinEs that have ever
happened west OF Peoria, and the com
Inittse are doing their best TO achieve
that end. II Is arranged 10 have only
a very short meeting this week, on ac-
count OF election. but every member Is
Nsked 20 attend. and especially the team
boys. who Will be given short drill.
The camp Is able To announce that
Neighbor DR.. Townsend Is slowly recov-
sring. and also Neighbor Mejia. who
has been confined 70 his home for two
months Tomorrow evenings meeting
VII! commence at SIS prompt, az X
Of P. hall, South Main street. large
number OF the camp members were
present at the funeral services OF the
daughter OF our esteemed consul a. -.
Mcclure. 4 floral tribute was sent by
tho camp.
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Women of Woodcraft,

Silver Maple circle los had rally
last Friday night, end all neighbors who
I'D not attend missed a treat. Be on
rhe lookout and come every Friday night,
we were glad 70 welcome NeiShbors Nei.
busch Of Devil Siding and Brown 81
Garfield. and NeiehboT Kaul is back
FROM her honeymoon trip and told US
all about IL Glad TO see you back.
Neigh Dor ksul. The sofa pillow WAS
Neighbor Matson. The Thlmble club
net with NeIghbor Batter last Thursday
afternoon. who is a jolly entertainer.
The committee Is out, so watch for the
oall. All n6ghboTs are requested TO
attend these meetings and see what is
doing. This Is the month when our
election OF officers takes place, so get
busy and attend every Friday night.
Visitors always welcome.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1908-11-02
Danish Sisterhood.

Lodge Utah No. G9 held it's regular
meeting on last Tuesday. with a good
attendance One application for mem
oership was presented. and, after the
brought to an carly close followed by
short programme. and refreshments
were served. Those taking part In the
programme were Miss Sigrid r. Knud-
sen. Mrs. Alma X. Johansen, Mrs. Dag
mar q. Larsen. Mr.. Wilford Nillson, Mr
=: y. Johancen and Mr.. and Mrs. r.
VI. II. Lund. The members will be glad
20 learn that Sister I.uiiane Nielsen. who
Tas taken 10 St Marks hospital WITH
typhoid. Is on her way 10 recovery SIS
ter Thora kjergaard is also reported as
convalescent and able TO receive any
OF the sisters. The sewing club will
meet with Mrs. Marie Clausen. Sos West
Second South street. on "Wednesday, No
Tenaber 4, At O'Clock
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DELINQUENT Sos

Raymond Illinoi, Mining ss sS1 d
cIpnI place OF business business Earslz
Utah. Location OF N ne, nIen,,,nousn!'
Not!ce-There are aSilnSor .otH' On 4
following described stoenii e,nliir,ssi
assessment No. s, ms ins'@th an ths 8
j cent per share. levied. d.,S,nrsi or Il, a.
September. 1905. the ths 4
o1poslte the names ni
shareholders. as ioiio"'s shares
No. Name. ~
j55-F. a. Price 80. - ~
l5s-W. V. price '''' ~
100. T. Roen -, ,c,ib lsv
der F'lI %t the "a board Of 5sc jjsli
18th day OF Septen'lySSsso ~ ssooh-sieS.'
be necessary Will he SOLO oSIOco'vsoS
n, the office Of The eI;in II-isn.
block. salt Lake CiSi AZ 70
day OF November. iss,v,TnaIonI
m. to pay the ,t.i,S eeil"tSs tSs d'
tncreon. together WI" - sale.
vertising and expense eyTSSCH. 81
First duplication H''
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Foresters Of America.

Court Salt Lake No. I, at its regular
meeting appointed a committee 10 pre-
pare for a social the third Wednesday
In November. An enjoyable time is
promised. Brother !. A Stimis deputy
supreme chief ranger OF Indiana. and the
1nther o. Court Syracusc Syracuse. "
T.. is In the city, and viii be with us Al
our meeting Wednesday night II Is
expected large membership will be
present TO welcome our distinguished
guest
Court Salt Lake No ! will meet We'd
7csday evening. November 9. at X OF
g. ball. u West First South. and all
brother Foresters are requested To be
va Gt;endance, as business Of Importance
VII come before the court
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1908-11-02
Funeral Of J. D. II. McAllistnr-

The funeral OF J. D. H. McAuister.
VINO dropped dead In ais barn in the rear
of his home al 2ii East Fifth south
street carly Wednesday forenoon. took
place Sunday at IL o'clock from tho
Eighth ward meeting house. Bishop
O: +, Hunter. who was a personal friend
or the deceased. conducted the ssr,Icns-
and there were remarks by prominent
memhers Of the Mormon church
The pallbcarcrs were Judge L
smith. Johp Cartwright. Wllired WOOD =
ruff. G. w. Simmons and y NJ IVcIinr
Burial was In City cemetery and there
were many beautiful floral tributes.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1908-11-02
SALVATION ARMY SEEKS
THANKSGIVING DAY FUNDS

solicitation of funds for the Thanks
giving dinner 10 be given the poor OF
Salt Lake City win begin this morning
by the members OF tho local corps OF
salvation Army workers
The city has been divided into dis-
tricts 10 be covered by those soliciting
the funds. South of Ninth South and
cast OF State street Will be attended 10
by Charles scubert; south OF Second
South and west OF State street by Cap
tain Clark. and north of Second South
and west OF Canyon road by Cadet Es-
son.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1908-11-02

UNIQUE PROT ECTION AT POPULAR
price. Good salcsmen earning SION nc,
week. Complete Identification svster,
with special insurance benefits for sick
ness and accident. Exclusive territory
with renewal contracts. Reliable reprs-
sehtatiTea wanted. Liberal commiesion.
German Registry Co, 1888 Holland bids,
St Louis. No. DJisT
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1908-11-02
YeonleD.

The Yeomcn had an interesting meet
Ing Thursday evening IN Federation han,
Fourth South and State streets. Lady
Ilocua Is arranging for q social dance
for the near future. Archers are re-
lucstod to be present next Thursday
evening, SIS business OF Importance Is
TO bC brought before tho homestead.
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O a, - ~ o T II "a
Bears til. nThs Kind You Haze !.M,.s Bought
ss1s'''' a ISRNztzMI

Americans who do not offer
their votes until a late hour
Tuesday will be interfered with
by hired thugs of the Desperate
Comfy Ring.
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Sons of Veterans. u. s. A.

The Sons OF Veterans. L. viii
nold their regular business meeting next
Friday evening. November s. In I. O.
o. i. ball Postoffice place. All Sone
or veterans are requested 10 bs pres
eu:- Thee wIll be a large class OF re-
oruits for .nustcr. On November l5 there
VIII ba q special entertainment. 10 which,
the public Is cordially invited.
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Pytllia.u Sisters,

HGrnioue temple No. 5. FythiH0 sis
ters. met In due form Friday night In
addition 30 the formal work o. the meet
Ing. Brothers Kepplar and peckor save
a pleasing and Instructive magic IAN
tern entertainment
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1908-11-02
C. A. R.

Geo Il Maxwell w. i. {. will bold
It's regular session on Wednesday aitcr-
terS invited.
Tho ladies O; Reynolds circle, C, \.
r.. will give a social at tho homo Of
Mrs. Agnes Price, 1858 East First South.
Thursday evening. Ladies OF Maxwell
and McKenr corps and all comrades cor
daily invited,
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FOR RENT-FURNIsHED

ITpSTCurD APARTMENTS FOR
tight housekeeping: steam heat' no ,,5sEI
,Iren. lis SO. ith II.
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DELINQUENT MOTH

Rainbow Mining eonya%c.s ya r.
place OF business. SAT- Lass ss,s, ~
Notice; There are celinVss
following described s.osA ~ M
assessn1ent No. ., levied ol
~ August, 1903. the seVei1s ~
opposite the names VI
shareholders. as ioiiyS' 6~t Na 81
Name. "a ~
William Hunter ...' y d
I w. WhitmoTe ss''.' "a +
A 3. Jarvis ....e..." y: tM
John Striugham e.'." n n SfN
George SaXtoD ,ss-..'' - AM
George SaXtou ....;'' iEW
n j. Jarvis. unissued -; -" "
Anna Nj. Jarvis, ,ss.nIs.d ila'
Andrew F. jacobson. ,s lnts ,5s +
And In accordance WIZ wiIrss,s,S s
orSsr u ~ the board OF dirssss@S
o's thc s1st day Of August, .~ ss
shares OF each paIcm ~ ~ so1 q
NAV be necessary VIII oe -
fice of the company, Ng; gY;i,,i
street Salt Lake CITY: 7 t'si ~
day of November, 1908: a. 5sI1
O'Clock p. m.s to pay .ssr .s Sll||
sessment thereon, tcse,"ve.s tcsnses 81
of advertising and eSReWN r0M
secretary ana
of,,ce No. 81 South asiH
Lake City. Utah.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1908-11-02
/. O. o. E.

OQnirrh encampment No | on last
Tuesday night conferred the ROYAL purpl.,
degree on two candidates, cast the bal
lot for grand oncampmcnt officers and
reelected w. II. Lcpper as representa-
i've 70 tae grand encampment and - r.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1908-11-02
Nfacca bees.

Banner hive No H. L. .. l. NJ, VIII
mold regular review Tuesday after
noon, November 8. al 2.30 o'clock. Fte-
itluC Lady Maccabees vcTy welcome.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1908-11-02
WATCHES & JEwBLRY

WHY PAY CASH. WHEN WE SELL,
Just as fine merchandise at lower prices
than cash stores, on the instaliment
plan? Your credit is good. Always elad
to show goods. Large stock to selart
from. Utah Jewciry Co. 323 S. Main ~,
g2345
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DIED

v.,,>---, ,N~-~D---~-s ~->>--->.>>>~
NIER-At 13G North Seventh West
street. Nov. l. 1905 Rachel Winter
mother OF Mrs. Oliver r. Fletcher, born In
Australia July 28, 1886. and late OF Cam
ada. Notice Of funeral later.
R1DBERG-In this city. Nov. + 1905
Lawrence Olof Emanuel Rydberz in his
l9th year. son OF Rev. and Mrs Rydherg
Notice OF funeral later
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1908-11-02
SECRET AND FRATERNAL
SOCIETIES or SALT LAKE

Christensen as alternate, There will be
degree work at the ncSt meeting, on
November 10.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1908-11-02
WANTED HELP-MALE

BOOkMEN, ATTRACTIVE. HIGH !
class proposition; absolutely new: not !
reference. virgin territory: great seller. !
Call 10 p. m. Chls week. 206 Utah /
Savings and Trust Bldg. hiss /
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1908-11-02
FURNACES AND RANGES

FURNACES CLEANED AND RE
paired; smoky chlmneys cured; roofs
repaired and painted. Harry Fenmel
4s2i inu' g2aaa
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FOR RENT :
DREssMAK1No

SEWING BY THE 6ISo~-.
enced dTessmaker. Ell g! q
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CUT FLOWERS

THE FL OVER SHOP. CUT FLOWERS
ond Ge5Igns. Lnder Mn Bank OF Rnn
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AUTOMOBILE TIRES

WE CAN SAVE YOU MONEY ON AUTO
mobile tires. Carter's League Shop. 32o
So West Temple. f6I0
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BROOM COTTAGE. eco ". eth so.
g3J6T
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L6- YEAR OH BOY FOR SHOE SHIN
Ing at Lincoln House: good money for
willing boy. g3S60
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255 2ND EAST: iS ROOMS. LARGE
basement, electric light Telephone 1925
Ind. before o'clock g33iS
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YOUNG MAN OF SOME EXPERIENCE
as assistant bookkecper; references re-
quircd, Address Cas-, Tribune. $780,
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REPAIR FURNITURE

WE MAKE OLD FURNITURE NEW;
high-class repairing, uphols;cring. Riley
Furniture Co. Bell 5li5. Ind f3l. glass
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1908-11-02
JUNK AND METAL

GREAT WESTERN. SCRAP METAL, co
dealers In brass. copper. rubber. etc
Bell phone 1867. go So. Isl w deO14
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CHIMNEY SWEET
CATERERS
CASH REGIsTEHs

NATIONAL CASH REeis5d,hT, -, N,
Groshell. sales agent ~ -
Expert cash register Fep} -
hand registers always IN .u-
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WANT ED-SALESMEN

WANTED statesmen WITH TOILET
soap selling experience: reply. givlne,
age, n married or single. previous expert
ence. salary expected. +. o. Box 1911
,,oq5q
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NoNUMENTS AND TOMBSToNES
LARGE STOCK TO SELECT FROM. n.
Nckenz!e. Display yards. s22 g State.
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FOR SALE OR TRADE

20 ACRES CALIFORNIA ORANGE,
land; will trade for good team. harness
and wagon: Will make IDEAL home. AJ-
dress HIS. Tribune. 6es
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS

EBER w. HALL. LTNUERTAKER AND
.emDaimer, 225 $. West Temple: phones
Lol,. .---.... VASE
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ACCORDION PLEATING

SUNBURST AND SIDE PLEATINC.
Mrs. N, NJ. Jennens, sos East Third
South street. Bell phone 1867. geI2
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ASSAYERS

CRJSMON & NICHOLS. ASSAYERs AND
chemists, removed to e29 South West
TEMPLE. wlIs2
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FOR RENT

-FOUR ROOMS WITH BATH AND PAN
try. electric light and gas. Call 1914 So.
9th East. g3403
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-04-27
MAKING PROGRESS
One Block Brick Paving LAID on
Washington Avenue - Concrete
Work Interrupted.

Brick paving on the westerly side
Of Washington avenue has made a
good start one block of brick has
been laid and 10. ks all right Work
on the concrete base has reached
Eighth street. This base is required to
be inches thick and il conforms to
that requirement. Mr. Williams and
his assistant Mr. Thatcher, are doing
conscientious work and the city engi
Heer is giving the work constant at
tention In one or two spots the con
crete RI was done over, because the
mon had been careless in mixing the
material the excavation also was
deepened in one place
Progress is interfered with in sever
al places by the need OF putting in
sewer connections and repairing water
Ipipes. This was the case at Seventh
street and at a point about 100 feet
above Seventh. where the concrete
work was left open to be completed
later
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-04-27
WE MAKE
WE MAKE
SIGNS
THAT ANYONE CAN READ.
MARBLE, THE PAINTER,
22o EIGHTH STREET,
CAIRO, I'LL.
cHARLEYs BLIssFuL FORECASTS

The gentle spring is here at last
with flowers in her hair, the hills an,
valleys are bedecked with verdur,
fresh and fair. the birds are singins
in the hedge. the ripping waters
laugh, the balmy breeze is BLOWN.
and Old Pied has got calf.
The daisy blooms upon the hill, the
doves c1o in the wood, the robia
builds her nest again, the greens arr
getting good, the maiden looks witr
longing eyes upon the Easter hat, the
base ball clubs are practicing an,
working off their fat.
The farmer beds his fecund SOW an
slops his thrifty shoats, and then h
scours mp his pillow and goes to sowina
oats. the rabbits multiply apace down
close beside the wood, they do no.
fear the hunters gun they are not fiji
for food.
Tho red buds blaze along the creek
the blue bells balmy breath perfume.
the morning air again and proves
there is no death, the farmer break.
his three-year-old and makes him earl
his keep the hens are working oyel
time and eggs are getting cheap.
The geese and ducks are busy now
so are the other fowls the farmers
wife both day night looks out fen
hawks aud owls, the early chicken,
get the roup, the hens all want to set
unless we're anxious for them to an
then they won't you bet,
This month the Easter hat vii
bloom upon the maidens head, an,
when her daddy gets the bill. he1
tumble over dead, On April seventh
the vets and 'drys.' with plots an,
counterplsts, will work and scheme
and make this state as dry as dust
in spots.
And in the arid districts when W,
try a fishers fate. what will we do {
fisherman. what will We do for bait!
And when the deadly serpent smile.
or sounds his fatal note, what will W.
do. whore will we go to find an anti
dote Montgomery News.