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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-09-18
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ct &ienn> bpor ct bebageligt &limot
fan forene Jig me0 Ell iiffer Sno=
tegtsfiloe, pil boue SntereSie / at
lpje nogle forte Sref ON SEN be-
fien0te &appp gallep (2pffens 9al)
Il 5balta County / Set noro1ige @alt=
fornia. Mepnte 9al er beliggen0e
/ ct 1un6t 0plQno fire Mile Se1t for
Mn6erion og pe6 5outbern &acific
Sernbanens @ope0linte. Serlig CT
foet @erre1es og 6Srl1gternes fine
&palitet fra 0enne ggn, iom bar
giort &appp &allep bergmt 2anoet
ODER. Soar @enipn tageS til at Sc
1tore Miner og grtsmpllerne for en-
flor Del forbr11ger alt, bpao 0enne
frugtbore Sci fa11 pro0ucere, maa
nepnte Hlaos anies meget beloig for
Ell @iemipger> at blipe taget / Be-
tragtl1tng pe0 &alget al ct fremtis
0igt &jen1. Sor0sm1onnet / 9alen er
/ Ser0elesbe0 egnet for 0prfning al
Ser fener, @in0r11er, Olipen og Seer,
bpis fine SENT og @elimag bringer
oem / fpr1te Mnffe / Marfe0et. Get
lamn1e fan liges ON Sc pprige Srllgt-
arter> man me6 @el6 6Drfer / 0enne
gg1, iaaiom Nerer> 6igener, &irie=
beer, CHANDLER, Nppeliiner og Gitro=
ner. @o0t 2nn0 / @appp @ollep TO-
iter life mere ems / Mor6 9afota og
Maim1eiota, bporin1o0 Ggnens Sit
mat ct 11lige be0re, meoens 8li55arbs
og 3eropejr ct uflenot. gn flor
@anole0ning ilpnger Jig ne6 igien=
nem 9oler, og Mftier / &ompagniet,
iom eier 2e6ningelt, fan figbes al en-
bper Mpfommer til en- rimelig Hris.
st goot l10fomn1e fan til%pejebringes
pao 20 Mcres. Nogle al &olontlter=
ne npjes mes 10 Mcres, e11felte enSog
ines 5 Mcres. Sen g%ienneminit=
lige Sa10tegt al en- Mcre mes gooe
6erlfentrner CT omtrent $500 ON
Moret, og fra cit Mcre meo Sor0ber
$500. &ploniitcrne beitaar for en-
flor Gel al Mmerifanere; Ser fin6eS
imiolertt0 og1oa Spifere, Nor0mgno,
9onlfe og @%penifere / Da1en, lom
bar to Eoltbnie ct / Slin0a og
ct / Saf, me6 ct Sfoleblts / Suf og
to &irfer, en- 8ltttf og cit Sfole /
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-09-18
st. Paul.
Gn banif lntberif 6rimenisbeo ! ct.
&a,1l.
(Snoien0D.

S Sc forlgbne 5 d 6 Tiger bar Der
ppret n1egen Sale mellem Daniferne
fer / 8pen ON at itifte Ell oanif luz
tberif 6rtmenigbeo.
Srangen til Ell Iaaoan er fer till
itebe, og ser er iQ oglaa 6olf NOT til
at 6anne og boise Ell iaaban | @ang.
9e banife &irfer, iom for Stoen er
fer / 8pen, bar life fulot us fplot
set &rap, iom ma11 me0 8illigbeo fan
forlange, e1telt er Ser Ben enc eler
anoen Mnfe moo 6em, og 6plgen ct,
at Maiortteten al Dor 6anIfe 8efolf=
ming 1let life bgrer til nogen Strife.
@borfor iful6e Ri iffe babe en- Sir
fe fer / 8pen, font bill bore titaro
til at iamle allie 6anife M9no og
&pinoer ONT Sen iamme &eligton,
iom pt oplertes pe6 iom 86rn, iaa
hi fan faa bore 89rn opbt og fonftr-
meret, faoleoes iom ri ielp bleo Set?
Sor ca. en- l1se ii0en fret1fom Bet
te @pgrgsmaoG / en- lille Soriam-
ling al 6anife Men6 % @ain6er, og
set bleb ser beitemt / en- nar 6rem-
tbs at inobp6e alle 6anife Men6 og
&pin6er bert 8pen til ct Meoe for
ser at 6rgfte Sagen og ont muligt
realiiere Sen.
: Ser bill tilflp6e ~@t. Saul 81
6en6e" nnrmere Meooelelie om, til
bbilfen Sis Bette M66e bltper be-
1temt, at enbper / @agen i11teresieret
fan faa 2eiligbe6 til at fomme til
fte6e.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-09-18
minneapolis.

Sil Tprbcl fpr Set npe norlfe 9io=
fonislebjem foranitaltes ct fort
l10iolg paa 9antu Sail / Dage1e fra
90. til 25 September. Set fore
itaoes al &oipitalets &pin0eforening.
@oper til l1oialget mo0tages paa
@iemmet, Is. Mpe. g. og 20. Ctr.
2Dric Sbeater, SEN ii0lte npe ONT
oannelie al set lterft omt1mleoe 2p=
ceum, bil paa Manoag Mften begDn=
Sc lin Geion me6 Opfgrelien al 6en=.
rD Mrtbur Sones itore 9rama uMsrs.
Games 9efenie", Ser alOrig fpr far
peret iptllet fer / 8Den. Sbeatret
er bleoet felt ombpgget iaopenoig og
fremtrn0er mi / ct meget tint l1o1tDr.
@illimn 81. @earit, 2e0er og v8e-
itprer" al Set iaafal0te Sn0epen0ence
Earti, fonnnner til Minneapolis Sen
II. Sftober. 9e pigtigite Me0len=
mer al Sen prgierrige Serers Stab
er Sbomos @isgen al Masiacbuietts,
Ser iaar gi9r Sieneite iom Hartiets
Breli6ent=&nn0t6at, og SobnS emple
@ropes al Georgia, Ser fungerer iom
sets &on6i6ot for 8iceprei t6ent. Sc
1eoiager Meiteren paa Sen Mgttations=
rejle, ser bererer Spillingbperne II.
Sftober.
Mleganbra 2o9ens Stifteliesfet
ferltfommen0e 26r6ag Mften oil font
ME til at foregaa efter en- itdrre Maa-
leltof enc oprin0elig paatenft. 81
fan gle6e bore 29iere me6 Meooelel=
len ON, at 2ogen bar leiet Danio
t 0 + s SAL til Soften, og
ifignt. Ser nappe fan bore nogen
Spipl ONT, at ogiaa 6enne bill blipe
fplot, pil Ser BOG neppe blipe Sen
Sr9nglel, iom ptl0e opltaaet beo at
man bap0e bolot Jig til Sen lille Gal.
8eo benne Sroning bar 6eitfomiteen
ittret Jig, at set oil blipe Ell / ollie
y Ret1i1ger pellptfet Ge1t. Srgen BE-
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-09-18

&olitiif Meitation bill life blipe til
lo6t blan6t neutrality-suspicious.
@mbe0smen6 og Sunftionerer. 81
oil @erpice &omisitonen / @aibing-
ton bar nplig u6ite6t en- @rflering,
Ser forbD6er @mbeosmen0 at tage
9el / Mgitationen. Mogle &oitfunf-
tionerer er blepet ne6iatte / Incien=
nitet al 6enne @runb, og en- Roitclerf
@ol6sboro, g. g., ser Dor blebet
nomineret til @tatslenator, bar faaet
8alget imellem at fraiige Jig Nomi-
nattonen eller fratre6e lin @tilling.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-09-18
bsDer ii, at boloe iig botte Of Srpgt
for 8laoSmangel.

~Gtemmcmaifinerae, ser brngtes
hes 8rimerpalgene / Girs6ags, H.
mes. til Gro0s for at 6lertallet al
@algerne bar ufien6t me6 6isie @p-
parater at babe arbei0et giennem,
gQaenoe ret tilfreosltillen6e. at
notwithstanding er aoifilligt befpem-
mere og bebageligere ems sen CANT
mel6ogs fan
ser ingen Tpipl bore ON, 6ertmoo er
Oct ct @pbrgsmaul, ON Sen er mere
trosbeiparenoe for ieloe 8elgerne.
ut @ammentGllingen foregaar au=
tomatilf og laaleoes fan %afilnttes
iamtioig mes 4fitemninge1 er en-
Soroel, ser fulot uo oppeier mulige
Mangler / andre &etninger. Maar
fgr1t Soft bliper pant til Maifinerne,
bill Sc foretreffe oisie. &t6ligt pao
9agen gift ser fele &pgter ON, at en-
Meng6eM alfiner bap6e piit Jig ubru=
geliee. Men Bette por en- flor 9per-
bripelie.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-09-18
st Gaeru meb &auoffr9f4

st Ggern meb &anbffref4 Gro
Springfield, ST., me06eles, at -e'
|@gern, ser babbe @an6ifr9f ! Ben
farligite Sorm, bar Blot 7 Menneifer
Der / 8pen. Dpret blep laaet ibiel
og unberi6gt, og Autboriteterne
fan0t, at set bap6e SDoropbobia. On
al Dem, set bapoe %iaaret, 6reo 45e.
%terierL tog @ift, 90 ban fit at pi6e,
at Dpret bap6e @an6ffr9f> og bbbe.
|9e an6re er in6lagt paa Balteur-SSn.
ltitutet / @btcago.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-09-18

DIinoa. 2anoet, JON tot giebliiffet
for $25 pr. slere, n1eoD Ell SEM
te6el fontant nobetaling, forbaholes
al BET %befien6te 2anofirma S. 9.
8licbfelot & Son / Olinoa, 5baita
So, @alif., iom bereopilligt bill gipe
ngrmere Oplpsntnger.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-09-18

Selb ON Sc bper Dag leier ct
merifonif Dagblao, b6r Sc ogiaa
felge meb Sorbol6enes n6pifling /
@iemlanoene. Settle ifer letteit beo
at tegne ct Announcement paa bette
8Ia6.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-09-18
Observation-Disclosures

VrnnoleHsnep1HY9elIt. SpIllz
fommenoe @pn0ag @ftermio6ag &l.
3 bliper @run6itenen neolagt til set
norife 9iafonisiebiems npe 8pgning,
Is. Mpe. g.. og "a. Ctr. Soften bill
blipe in6leoet meo Mn6agt peo So
ipitalets &reit, g. 81. -Gollefen. Der-
efter neolegger @amfunoets 6or=
mano> -Haitor &arbo, @run6itenen,
@aitor Marttn Morita toler paa en-
gelif og &aitor S. Sollefien gtper en-
0periigt ODER &iemmets og @oipita=
lets &iitorie. Mapor @aDnes bill IL
geleoes boloe en- Sale. Diafonisie=
boipitalet bar beitoaet / 20 Mar og
bar u6eoet en peliigneliesrig @irf=
iombe6, og SEN 11pe 1tore 8pgning,
iom Ser mi 1fal opf6res, og Iom BIZ
BET bpgget efter olle Gioens &rop,
bill gtpe set p0erligere Mnleoning til
at fomme Sc li6en0e Sfan6tnaper /
minneapolis og Smegn til @jelp.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-01-12
THAW FEARS THE
INSANE ASYLUM
MATTEAWhN. STATE INsTlTU
TON ro8 HOUSING calMff
AL INSANE, is MORSE THAN
SING SING PRISON.

New YORK. 3an H. MatteaWan iii.
anc asQgm fo vaich tIsrs K ab,ge
n ~ s.,t taa
l' p ife'i''l'ii'''l ~ .ttAi-
Va lrresFQ4RsiPia Is ona oi the 4tgs
institutions q its ltind IN tha COM
tfy and = noiutaiaea ity Che state 01
New forb especially tor the easto!g
and safa keeping q the relaiaal ia
same Thaw breads CITE possibility
being sent TO Natteawan and Aas y
crai times said he would prefer t0
to Sglg Siug rather taan be shaF an
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-01-12
CHANcERY NOTICE.

State of Illinois Alexander County,
So. In the Alexander County Circuit
Court, February Term, A. d. 1908.
IN Chancery Sitting.
Elizabeth Jean Thompson. Com.
nlainant, vs., n. Nathan Stancil. Ma
mic English, John StanciI. Mamie
Stancil ami Frances Stancil. I'm.
pleaded with Mary Ann Greenbanm.
George WI stancil Yves Smithey
and w. w. Ilulenl, Defendants. BIZ
~ Chancery for Partition.
The above named defendants are
hereby notified that said complainant
has this day filed IN said Court d GER
tain bill n Cfancery for Partition
against them and that Summons has
issued thereon returnable on the first
lay of the next term of said court
to be holden at the court house IN
Cairo, Illinois, on the 10th day of
February next.
Cairo. Illinois, November rs. A. n.
1907. LEE b. DAVIS
Clerk.
David s. Lansden, Compliments So
licitor.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-01-12
ciANcERY NOTICE.

State OF Illinois, Alexander County
ss, In the Alexander County Circuit
Court. February Term A. d. 1908
In Chanccry Sitting.
Eugenia Dawes, Complainant. vs..
Edward C. Dawes, Defendant. Bill in
Chaucery for Divorce.
The above named defendant Is
hereby notified that said complainas.:
has this day filed in said Court a
certain bill in Chanccry for Divorce
against Edward C.. Dawes and that
Summons has issued thereon return.
able on the first day of the next term
of said Court. to be holden at the
court house in Cairo. Illinois, on the
Tenth day Of February next.
Cairo, Illinois, January 4th. A. ID
1908. LEE u. DAVIS.
CLERK.
lansden & Leek. Complalnants So.
licitors.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-01-12
cHANcERY NOTICE.

State of Illinois. Alexander County.
ss.-In the Alexander County Circuit
Court. February Term A. d. 1908
In Chancery Sitting.
Milus s. Galbraith. complainant. VS.
Eliza Galbraith, defendant. IN
Chancery for Divorce.
The above named defendant is
hereby notified that said complain.
ant has this day filed in said Court a
certain bill in Chancery for Divorce
against her and that Summons has
issued thereon returnable on the first
day OF the next term Of said Court, Il
be holden ut tho court house in Cairo
Illinois, on the tenth day of February
next
Cairo, Illinois. January End. 1903.
LEE y. DAVIS, Clerk.
Lansden e Leek, Complainant's So
licitors.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-01-12
H. l.. HALLIDAY EvTHLLHEuG COMPANY.

! 1917 respectively and each and all
Of said ten installments bear interest
at the rate Of five 90 per cent. per
iannum from the 10th day of June, A.
y. 1907, payable annually, at the sans
time that the said several INSTALL
ments become due and payable, re-
spectiyely.
All persons interested are hereby
notified to call and pay the amount
assessed, at the City Treasurer's
office, at the Alexander County Ma.
tional bank. No. sol Commercial ave.
nue. IN the city of Cairo, Illinois,
within thirty (3O) days from the date
hereof
Dated this sixth day of January A.
y. 1908.
THOMAS Il. MAHONEY,
City Treasurer.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-01-12
WILL
URGE CONGRESS
TO MAKE DEEP WATERWAY AP-
PREPARATIONS ON GROUND
THAT MILLIONS HAVE BEEN
ALREADY EXPENDED ON THE
PROJECT.

Chioaco. Jan Ii.-Thcra now g.
Hfe leet that an appropriation bill lor
$40 fake tothc Guf decp waterway
iFaiect win MOI she postponed by the
Hre cnt Coluoe as ans big general
river aui 'arlor fu WiIl Dec becaus
~ prevailing financial conditions All
vccaf # TIE deep channel down Tho
NirHi sinni valley expect 60 urge
AGAINST anr eastern opposition that
tAs tazr3ro~ eff Illinois and uf jho
iatcs frum Chicago o. the Gulf of
NeEicn already have expended mil
ions of dollars toward srch a water
Tay aud That &c Bis therefore not in
flo same category gith most projects
Tor which felcrnl al Is sought. The
lmuunt which viu ie asked 0f TIE
federal government piu De- much less
than CMcaEp n - sanitary canal
Illinois in its f1900100o approrria-
uon voted and fhc southern states al.
ready have Emtilei toward 2 deep
wsfrruaT The ILLINOIS situation has
hetn fhr keystone one. rut now The
i1icu'tirs and opposition involved ia
b. ARE rnidlF bei1- cleared up and
apfarrlis ef This middle west project
can fnd in 81 no grounds Tor arer
1rnt "a is likely that cne result of
ihis iliueis contest wii Do fhc crea
jon nf state commission to have
harte not ouip af the C'hicaeo SAM /
.-ry Canal tat Of other canais within
De state
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-01-12

To all knowing sufferers of rheuwa.
sm whether muscular or of thu
ms. sciatica lumbagos backocho
aims IN the Kidneys or neuralgia
aims to write to her for home raa.
ont which has repeatedly cured al'
+ these fortunes. She feels IL her
tliy to send it 10 all sufferers FREE
on cure yourself at home as thous
EDS viii tcstify-nJ change OF cl-
a.e being necessary. This simple
.scovegy hanishes uric acid from the
iio-d loosens the stifeacd Joints. pu~
lies The blood, ana hrichtens usa
yes giving elasticity and toaa to the
ghole system. If the above Interests
ou- for proof address Mrs ". Sum
ners. Box ,. otre Dame. InL
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-01-12
SPECIAL ASSESSMENT NOTICE.

Special Warrant No. :.
Notice Public notice Is hereb,
given that tbe comfy court of Alex
ader cotHiy. Illinois, has rendered
'Hasnent for special assessment
pHon property benefited by the fol
'o#iHr Improvement: For the con.
truction of vitrifed tile pine sewers.
Boise connections and inlcts and
brick manholcs in and upon Twelfth
street Walnut street and Washington
! areuue. in The city Of cairo Illinois.
said vitriied tile pipe sewer on said
Twelfth street extending from a point
zine 90 feet cast Of the west line
% Washington avenue to the center
line Of Locust street. said vitrifed tile
pipe sewer in said Walnut street ex-
tending from the north line of Tenth
street to a manhole IN the Fifteenth
street sewer. on lieo .'veatv.four
(2'i fsa, c1 OF the t 'inc of the
SAID aut street, aud from a man
hie in TIE proposed Sixteenth
street sewer 10 manhole IN
the Seventeenth street sewer
laid twenty (20l feet west Of the east
line Of the said Walnut street, and on
Washington avenue the said vltfifed
tile pipe sewer extending from the
manhole In the Washington avenue
sewer. nine (9) feet east and thirteen
ll3) feet north Of the southwest cor.
ner Of Twelfth street and said Wash |
ineton avenue IN q straight line to a |
point twentyfour (2i feet north and |
thiftyforr $50 feet east Of the south. |
west corner of Douglas street and /
said Washington avenue. in the city
Of Cairo. Illinois under Ordinance No. !
III Of said city of Cairo. as will more
fully appear from the certified copy |
Of the Judgment On file IN my office:
that the warrant for the collection Of
such special assessment is in the
hands Of the undersigned.
said special assessment is levied 70
be paid in ten annual installments.
lnd tho amount Of the first Install
ment thereof is the sum Of Nine
and FinyFive Dollars and
seventy-One Cents (sg55.71l and the
said instaiiment became and was due
md payable on the second day Of
January. A. d. 1908. and is now due
md unpaid. The nine remaining in {
itailments Of said special assess
nent are Tor the sum Of Five Hun. !
red t5eo) Dollars each. and the ,
asne become due and payable on the I
eeond DAY Of January. a. d. 1909 9
he second day Of January. a. D. 1912 is
he SECOND day of January. a. D. 1911. / a
be second day Of January. a. ID. .912. a
be second day Of January, A. d. 1918. n
be second dag Of January. A. d. 1915
he second day of January. A. d. 1915
be- second day ~ January. a. D. 1916
ID the second day Of January. An
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-01-12
RELATIONS WITH
JAPAN STRAINED
FAILURE OF mlKADo's GOVERN.
MENT TO CHECK lMmlaRA-
TON ADDS TO TIE pELIcAcY
or TIE SITUATION.

Washington, Jan. Il Negotiations
between the United states ana japan
have reached a sefiut stase. White
war rs an egentaalitg is net seriously
unprecedented, largely because 81
Japans unpeparedness. Ii II known
that the historic friendly relations afe
strained almpst ot1e point Of breaR
ing. The official denial given at tins
State Department Of eabled reports III
demands having been mado upon
Japan are literally true ID 4 diplomatic
sense. bnt The dental, In d measure. ii
All evasion.
The oral representation" and the
exchange Of memoranda, reduced
III plain English, mean inst this Am.
bassador 0'Brien. acting under H.
|structions. has, since reaching his post
last October been attempting To sa
cure from the Japanese government
satisfactory assurances that under
the pledge given at the time of thn
passage Of the immigration law last
February the Japanese government
would assist in restricting the emigra |
tion to this country OF Objectionable
Japanese labor.
JAPAN DoDcEs THE ISSUE.
Twice has he communicated to Sec
rotary Root replies obtained from
Count Hayashi, in which the japanese
government attempts adr0itly to
lodge the issue.
Secretary Root has submitted to the
Japanese government. through Ambas
sador O'Brien. statistics prepared hy
he Department Of Commerce and La
Dor showing that the immigration of
he undesirable class of Japanese.
since the Japanese government gave
Is promise. has been monthly at least
vice as large as before the promise
vas giyenl and during some months
eur times as large.
The presentation Of cold statistics
howing laxity. coupled with the init
nation that Congress may adopt more
tringent measures. possibly au exclu-
ion law, brought from the Japanes
government the second reply. which
cached Secretary Root a few days
so In the form of a cablegram which
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-01-12

Notlce Public notice is hereby
.rirnn that she county court of Aley.
Iaaicr county Illinois. has rendered Q
Judgment FOR r special assessment un.
IA property benefited bg the followins
Improvement: For the construction
.of vitiriaad tile pine sewers and ii-
lets AMI brick manholes in aud upon
sixteenth street aud Seventeenth
street. la the city 81 Cairo. Illinois.
and for Filing said streets with earth.
from LOT liaa % lot line. and to the
eraae % said streets. as established
hv ordinance. the sewer iu said Six
teenth street extending frem = man
hola in a PROMISED sewer located 1s
feet west Il the west line Of Wash
iasfon avenue to a Point Is feet west
81 abe cast line Of Pine street. and
ibe filing on said Sixteenth street ex-
tending from Washington avenue to
Pine street and the sewer in sail
Seventeenth street extending from q
manhoie ia the intersection Of sail
street and Walnut street f. Pine
street and tie filing ga said Seven
teenfh street extending from Walnut
street 20 Pine street. all in said CITY
II Cairo. Illinois. under ordinance No.
lfa ef said CTS RI Cairo. as wIIl more
fuiIy appear from the certified copy or
fhe Judgment Oh file in my Office.
rat the warrant for fhe collection Of
arch special ASSESSMENT Is IN the
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-01-12
NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that the an
nual meeting Of the stockholders ana
directors OF the Home Telephone
company Of Cairo. Cairo Illinois.
will be held Tuesday. January 21st
1908. at 800 p. m. iE the Office of the
aforesaid company; said netting for
the purpose of electing directors ana
officers and Increasing the CAPITAL
stock of the aforesaid corporation.
and transaeting such other business
as may properly come before said
meeting.
ANDREW LOHR.
President.
H. r. AIsTHORpE.
Assistant SecretarT.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-01-12


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BOTANIC BLOOD BALM, "a. q. 81
composed OF pure Botanic ingredients.
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The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-01-12

rs about come 10 de conclusion"
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The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-01-12

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J. S. AIsrH0RpE.
SPECIAL ASSESSMENT NOTICE

Cairo Illinois. December 10Th. 1907
Omaha daily bee., 1908-12-12

allied Topics, with q delicate suggestive
hess and imaginative charm that will give
pleasant ana memorable hours 10 many
readers The volume Is furnished with at
uacuve fuu-page p~en-and-ink illustrations
and chapter headings by Frsncies B. Com
stock. and Is bound In red cloth with de-
sign in blind stamping and gold lettering.
Published By HOughtOn, Miffin & Co
The Book Of Princes and Processes"
by Mrs Larg, edited by Andrew Lang. is
uniform with the Violet Fairy Book. 20
and is published as the twentieth volume in
Mr.. Lang's well known Fairy Book senes
All the stories are true stories and deal
with more or less well known historical
characters The eight colOred plates and
numerous Illustrations are BY II. J. Ford.
and the book is an attractive offering.
LOngmans. Green & Co. are the publishers.
The Friendly Graft" b. Elizabeth Deer
ing Hanscom, although q modest little
o IN appearances, viii prove In many
cases an acceptable holiday gift book. II
Is a collection Of American letters arranged
and bound. similar 10 The Gentlest Art
BY E V. Lucas The writers range all
the way from Increase Marher and Ben
jsmin franklin 70 Thomas Bailey Aldrich
and Edwin Lawrence GOdkin. and includes
sucn famous letter writers as Aaron Burr.
Washington Irving. George Washington.
Thomas Jefferson. Daniel Webster. Ralph
Waldo Emerson. Oliver Wendell Holmes
] James Russell Lowell The letters are made
Omaha daily bee., 1908-12-12

The December lumber Of The House
keeper contains an article By John \.
Greer on The Real Issue OF The High
School Fraternity" which Is OF interest 70
parents OF students The subject is han
died without gloves Another striking
feature is a personal account by Queen
Carmen Sylvia OF Roumania, telling how
she obtained the famous iron crown. Una
Of the Garden" is the new serial. By L
N. Montgomery. There IL also a very
good story by Grace MaeGowan Cooke.
and Christmas hints and suggestions There
are the usual departments filled with good
things.