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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-01
nlRTHe AND peArHe.

There were z.135 deaths and D.
gi9 births In Seattle last year ac-
eordlng 10 the report OF the health
department issued yesterday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-01
BITS 0'G0sslP
Spencer Coz.

Spencer Cos.
Miss Haiiio l. Spencer and Mr..
hoy A Cox were quietly married
GA Tuesday. Dec 20. Mt =. M Ia
the pari0rb OF the new Presbyterian
church. Hov. Or. Matthews officiat-
ing.
Fellows -Antonetts.
At | o'clock on Christmas day
Mas Florence Adeli Fellows was
onaarrlad to Mr. Joseph y Antonette
Ia the Presbyterian church BY ltev.
Or Matthews Mr. and Mrs. An
touetts are residents of Tacoma. la
which city they viii make their
home.
johnson. Dsvls.
ON Dee. "a occurred the wedding
OF NIas Flora johnson and Mr..
Russell Davis az the parsonage OF
the E1rat Methodist church. Rev
". n ". H.es officiating. Mfr. and
Mira Davis will make their home In
Seattle
Moglsr. orell.
Mss Lydia "a. MoKlar was mar
ried on Tuesday. Dec. "a. 60 Mr..
Raea at his study IN the Epler block
watch Night Service.
Tho members ~ tho First Meth
odlat church held a watch night
service last night AT the Tabe'nacia.
corner Of Fffth and Union.
Bread Distributed.
At the hall ~ the Volunteers ~
America. iiss Second Az. g.. over
200 toaven Of bread were distributed
yesterday Flfty ioaxeH we're sent
70 Rev y ~ sutton At Green Lake
10 distribute Most Of tho bread
was sent to destitute families who
were helped on Christmas by the
donations OF uncooled provisions
and clothing.
West Seattle Improvement Club
Bali.
The obaii given last evening m
the Luna Park pavilion for tho
benefit u the West Seattle club
house was well attended aud proved
success both financially and So
eialiY.
engagement AnnoSneee.
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-01

Heights. Fairvieu. salmon bay and
Queen Anne hill.
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As. and Mrs, r. ]. Waahhurn OF
Rainier Beach announced the en-
Easenent 81 their daughter. Mary
Geneva. TO Mr. Guy Kingseury. The
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-01

The best shampoo SOAP Soap
Lake Soap. Al druggists. 80
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-01

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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-01
West Seattle irnprevemsat Club
Rail

The ohaii given last evening m
tbs Luna Park pavilion Tor tho
benefit u the West Seattle club
house was well attended aud proved
a success both financially and So
eialix
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-06-28
FAIR PLAY WINS
BEAUTIFUL RACE
DEFEATS FINE FIELD IN BIG s2S.-
600 EVENE-TlME FRACTION
SHORT OF HIGH RECORD FOR
THE DISTANCE.

Sheepshead Bay, June 27.-Before
crowd of $4,000 persons Auytst
-Belmont's Fair Play. to in the Z
ting carrying top weight OF i2b
pounds. won the $4,000 Coaey lsla1d
Jockey Club stakes today, defeating
high class field of 3-year-olds
Fair Play was admirably ridden oy
Joe Notter. The boy allowed the fiebl
to ra race away in front and at { e
turn to the stretch ne called on his
mornt and won. Hessian, 3 TO |, was
second with King James, IL to ;.
third.
The time Of 2:3l Is for a mi'e and
a half equals the track record I The
distance made by Stslwart in 1874.
and was less than a second slcwHr
than the record for the distance ma ie
by Goodrich at Chicago inls93.
The race was robbed of is main in
terest by Colin and Celt not sart'ng.
These two colts are under Treatment
and it was upon the veteri0 ary's all
vice that keene did not send them 70
the post.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-06-28
SIX ARE KILLED
IN WINnST0RM
TORNADO IN MINNIE SOFIA DOES
GREAT DAMAGE TO PROP
ERTY-TRAiN BLOWN FROM
TRACk-MANf INJURED.

Clinton Milan. June 27--A rnado
struck this place at 5:35 this after
noon and killed six people and pos.
sibly seven aud injured twenty-five,
some seriously Twenty houses, 4
printing office and two churches were
blown down.
The dead are: Morton Higri rs,
Thomas Rockwell. Miss Kate Mills
-- Sprangberry, Mrs. Olds Nicholson
and daughter Missing, Mrs, 7. M.
Johnson.
The tornado started three mi'es
north of town, destroyed two farm
houses and swept over Clinton, which
has about 400 population.
A Milwaukee mixed train was pull
ing into the station as the storm
struck. and freight cars were blown
off the track, as was also a passenger
coach containing seventeen people
All were injured, but it is imposs be
to learn the names or the extent o
their injuries.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-06-28
HIGH TRIBUTE
BY ROOSEVELT
DEL lVERED BESIDE BIER OF
1nUVEK LLGvE LRrsD 1E' Nrr--
FORMER MEMBERS or EN-
PRESIDENTS CABINET.

Cincinnati, June 27.-Judson Ilar.
mon, attorney general in the late
President Cleveland's cabinet, return.
ed this afternoon direct from Prince
ton, N. j., where he attended the
Cleveland funeral.
Harmon related an incident at the
funeral yesterday
President Roosevelt, before the
funeral, summoned the members Of
the dead presidents two cabinets into
the chamber of death and delivered
to them, with his characteristic energy
and force, an exquisite eulogy of the
life and death of Cleveland, and even
this was delivered behind closed doors
to men who once were much in the
public eye.
Around the bier, with heads bowed
stood former Secretary of the Inter
ior Hokc Smith, former Secretaries
David Francis, Villas Richard Olney,
John Carlisle. Herbert, Harmon and
others. All these and others had
been summoned to the bier by Presi-
dent Roosevelt The chief executive.
pointing at the coffin, told of the good
deeds and faith in which Cleveland
died. 1T was an impressive as well
as a tactful tribute" said Harmon
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-06-28
CONFERENCE AT
SYCAMORE HILL
TAFT, ROOSEVELT AND WRIGHT
DISCUSS MATTERS PERTAIN.
ING TO WAR DEPARTMENT,
SECRETARY RETURNS.

oyster Bay, June 81 Secretary Taft
today spent almost four hours at
President Roosevelt's house in C IN
pany with his successor, Luke E
Wright and discussed matters rtlat ng
to the war department. Two houI S
after Taft arrived at Oyster Bay,
Frank b. Kellogg and William H.
Ward arrived and drove to Sagamore
Hill.
When Taft came back from TIE
presidents home he was accompanied
by Committeeman Ward, He was ask
whether the selection Cf n chairIna /
Ct the Republican national -commit,ea 3
was discussed with the president. In
reply he said he had heard faint Y
something about the matter as if owe:
a long distance phone but he dill
not quite catch what was said regard,
ing II.
Taft decided at the last moment to
go to New York by automobile rath-
or than by train. Both the train and
the auto started at the same time ami
as the secretary departed he was
checrcd by the people who had assem-.
bled TO see him, In the auto also was
Ward. Kellogg and Wright remained
with the president after the secretary
left
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-06-28
HARVARD DEFEATS YALE.

New York. June 27.-Harvard took
the final athletic honors of the col
lege year from Yale today, Gaping her
victory in the varsity boat race at
New London Thursday and her base
ball victory at Cambridge last week
with capturing the final game in the
annual series BY a score of to ).
The start was good, all crews watch
ing the water we'll and sending their
shells forward with a rush. In the
first eighth of a mile all five boats
were we'll punched. Nearing the first
quarter of a mile Wisconsin took the
lead from Columbia. with Cornell sec
ond, Pennsylvania third. Columbia
fourth, Syracuse fifth, and yet the fifth
shell was a scant half length behind
the first. Pennsylvania then made her
bid for the lead and with a spirited
stroke the Grey sent the bow of their
shell half length forward to the
good Pennsylvania stroke was 40
and finding that the lead was being
held. she dropped it TO So
A mile found Syracuse squirting des-
perately and gaining inch by inch, un
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-06-28
FIGHTERS co FREE
Man Assaulted Fails TO Appear
Saloon Shootist Gets OF
Easy-other Cases.

In the city court yesterday the
young men arrested several days ago
charged with assaulting man nam d
Galbraith from Villa Ridge were dis
charged. as Galbraith failed to appear
against them. The cases Tad be2n
continued once to give him chan e
to do so.
Geo. NJ. Bell who made the live y
pistol play at the Glad Hand saloon
Friday morning was fined s25 aud
costs on the charge of shooting in the
city limits.
The cas@s of Contractors w. X.
Halliday. Roy l.. Williams and Franz
Ferguson. charged Sith maintaining
obstacles in streets without danger
signals were continued till Monday
Five other cases were given atten
ticn in which the Clarge was u1k
enness and disorderly condrct
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-06-28
FIGHTING KEPT
Up IN MtX'CO
FIRING AROUND LAS VACAS
EEARD AT INTERVALS ALL
DAY YESTERDAY.
ALL WIRES WERE CUT
BY Attacking Force and No Word Can
BE Received-Matter Becomes
cubject Of Intern ationaI Cor
res7ondencc.

San Antonio, Texas June 27.-
Speaking over the long distance tele
Phone to parties in San Antonio today
Sheriff Robinson. CT Valvefd county,
acrcss the border from Las Nacas.
Mexi,o. thus describes the situation at
the latter place, which was attacke |
yesterday by bandits, alleged to b.
connected with a revolutionary move
ment:
"All communication between Las
Vacas and Del Rio is shut off. The
town Is isolated and II is absolutely
impossible to tell what is going en-
there At the beginning of yesterdays
lighting all wires leading out of tho
town were cut and what reports are
sent cut are unveriAed Only from
what could be seen could anything be
learned Judging in this manner, we
believe that 40 to 50 persons were
killed aud wounded tn the fight be.
tween the attacking forces and the
troops There is no doubt that the
troops were taken by surprise. II Is
also believed that the work is not that
Of bandits as had been reported, but
that a genuine revolution is in pro
ercss, Quiet reigned in Les Vacas DIR.
ing part Of the night but the firing
broke out again this morning and de
sutory shooting continued at inter.
walls all day, though no open conflict
has taken place"
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-06-28
ECLIPSE Of SUN
THIS MORNING
OEScURATiON WILL BE ALMOST
COMPLETE AND CoNTiUES
OVER TWO HOURS.
Smoked Glasses viii Be Used TO Ad
vantage to View The Interesting
sight-Comes Every 18
Years.

Get out your smoked glass aud have
it ready by $3.50 a. m. this morning,
for a partial eclipse of the sun is sche.
dulod by journalistic astronomers to
occur.
According to plans sent ont, the ob.
seryation will begin at the hour In.
dicatcd above and will continue until
11;l5 a. m Such thing will not oc.
cur again for rs years and II days,
Anyone who may desire to see the
eclipse in its totally may do so by
going to Florida, to Mexico or even to
Africa, but at no nearer point can the
most advantageous seats be secured.
This will be the first eclipse that
has been partially visible in this sec,
tlon Of the country for some time
There was an eclipse of the sun on
January 3, but It was not visible in
this section Of the country and was
seen in the extreme northern part of
North America only as partial
eclipse.
There will be another eclipse of the
sun, also an annular eclipse on De.
cember7, but it will not he visible in
this part Of North America.
The eclipse today is of unusual In
terest TO astronomers because of the
peculiar location of the planets. Mer.
curry Venus, Mars. Nepture and Ju,
piter will all be grouped in the west
ern SKY shcrtly before sunset This Is
the 6rst time this has occurred for
many years.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-06-28
MARINES ARE LANDED
In Panama TO Protect Property and 10
Prevent Any Disturbance That
May Arise.

Colon. June 27-Three hundred ma
rines from battleships were landed at
Cristobal today and seat to Mou {
Hope where an Isthmus canal store
house contains United states property
valued at more than 81 o0a000 is 10
Gated and at other points along the
line.
The cruiser Prairie is now at CristC-
bal with a full complement of men in
readiness to protect property at tn t
place and within five minutes of Colon.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-06-28
BRYlN'S WISHES
COMPLIED WITH
AND REPRESENTATIVE BELL is
TO rE TEMPORARY CHAIR
MAN AT DENVER.
OTHERS ARE SELECTED
For Various Positions Permanent
Chairmanship Not Decided
oahlman Said TO Have
Copy Of Platform.

Ten1er, Colo, juno s7-That do e
"a Bell. Of California. was today
chosen temporary chairman of The
Democratic convention by the COZ
.mittee en- arraage'Sents No Sc eel n
was made for the permanent chair
manship this mater gei1g over un
til meeting Of the full commit u
can be he'd. Names men icn In thii
G. injection are Repr~ ntative Clay,
ton. Of Alabama; Judson r. Harmon
of Ohio; Governor Folk. OF Missomi
Senator Barclay Of Texas
Other appointments made by the
committee and which will unquestien-
anbly be made psr'''Tncnt weres
General s"cr7tary. Urey Woodscn.
Of Ken'""Ry asasist1nt. Edwin Sof
t." of Washington, ID. c.
Seaeeantat-Arms John | Martin. cf
Missouri
Chief assistant, J G. Fem, Of In
diana.
Chief doorkeeper, Eugene W. suu
van, Of Illinois,
The Right Rev James ]. K an.
archbishop of Wyoming. will MAJ e the
prayer on the opening day cf tie
convention.
The committee then took up he
question of seating the deleeafes from
the Philippines and decided th~t tie
precedent established by the national
convention of 1904 of seating tie
Philippine delegates without votes
will be followed The convention n
1904 decided that the dclegates from
the Philippines could not be recaivm
becarse the islands are not properly
part of the United States aud that 70
The selection OF temporary chnfs-
man was in direct accord with tie
wishes Of Bryan as announcer seN-
eral days ago. He said he strorgly
favored Representative Bel and "
resentative CLAYTON Of Alabama tor
the Temporary and permanent char
mauships, Mavor Dahlnan ariv "a
today and brought with I'm the la est
news from i1coln. He declared tns
posItion of Bryan as to the chairman
ships was unchanged.
Dahlman was generally credfes
with having In his possession fohy
Of the platform but he said that while
he talked with Bryan about the pla'
for,A II was not drawn up, He said,
however, that the Injunction plank is
likely to differ from former Bryan
platforms in that particular issue.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-06-28
UNITED STATES AND MEXICO
CONSIDERING THE MATTER

rafiigs ff thu uUtvnvIu pnrp -oa er't~
republic have now become the sub
icct Of international correspondence
Communications from Minister OF For
egn Affairs Mariscal, were sent 70
the state department at Washington
This condition arose out Of the fact
that the raiders who shot up the town
of Las Vacas yesterday are now on
Texas soil and claiming the protection
o fthe United States.
In an interview granted q CORE
spondent of the Associated Press to
night Vice President Carral, dec ID
that the government had succeeded in
unravelling the conspiracy which
prompted the recent attacks on the
towns Of Viesca and Las Vacas, in
which a number Of lives were lost,
considerable property destroyed and
100000 in cash secured by the looters.
He SAYS the whole trouble was
caused by "agitators and anarchists
who at present reside in the United
States" It was planned TO make a
concerted attack upon half dozen
villages opposite cities on the Ameri
can border but only those at Las
Vacas and Vicsca were carried out
/ At FL Paso the authorities were
notified of the Intended raid and as a
result the would be raiders are now
in Jail at El Paso. The government
denies the claim of the raiders that
the movements were political and
therefore non-extraditable. Both gov
'ernments are now considering the mat
ter.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-06-28
IOWA TOWN TO
ASK FOR HELP
FROM OUTSIDE soURCES-SUF.
FERlNG FROM iilGH WATER
SANITARY CONDITIONS BAD
AND SICKNESS FEARED.

McGregor Ia, June 27-At a mass
meeting it was decided to ask for out
side aid, This town is in a serious
condition as a result of the devastat ng
food which last Saturday caused a
loss of over 100000 The unsantary
condition of the town makes immi leat
danger of plague. The city is without
funds to clean the streets which are
filled with debris. Every cellar is full
of water and much sickness is sure
to follow unless immediate steps are
taken to improve the sanitary ccndi-
tions.
The hot weather has added to the
distress during the past week and
several cases of TYPHOID fever are re-
ported.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-06-28
| at last she hal a slight lead over

til at last she hal a Slight lead over
! the Quakers.
, Syracuse was first, Pennsylvania
9cond, Columbia third, Wisconsin
fourth, Cornell fifth, all in close order.
Syracuse slipped back and Pennsy,-
vania again forged to the front G +
nell rowed prettily with the famous
Courtney stroke, os they raced along
without appreciable change of relative
position to the two and half mil :
mark.
Nearing the Poughkeepsie bid ;,
which marks the third mile Pennsyl-
vania, suddenly dropped back -
fourth, Syracuse shooting into the
lead.
Columbia was now second Cornell
third, Pennsylvania fourth, Wiscoa-
sin fifth
Then came the dramatic moment in
the contest Being only two leng his
behind Syracuse, the Wisconsin crew
made a final spurt to catch up. 1t was
game effort to carry the stroke to &c
at this stage of the race and it W 3
a fateful attempt J. w. Wise. No. .
toppled over from his seat his oar
dragging In the water aud the shell
came to almost a dead stop. A splash
Of water in his face from the bowman
brcght him to and Wisconsin pluckiy
continued the losing struggle. TVS
hundred yards more and again the Cx
hausted Wilsc fell over, only to recoY,
er once more and row with his crew
across the finish line. Mcauwhi G
Syracuse Columbia and Cornell were
fighting out each boats length Of
water in the last mile. The crews
were rowing a 50 stroke and distance
between the bows seemed to scarcely
to vary an inch.
When the race reach the question of
boat lengths Syracuse had about a
third Of a length lead over Columbia
whose she'll was half a length aheai
Of Cornell aud Pennsylvania fourth
three lengths in the rear.
C'lhtll urea W squirt nut the IOWc'
was not there and she fell behind,
while Columbia clung tenaciously to
Syracuse, who, grimly keeping up her
steady stroke, slipped over the finish
line to a we'll earned victory.
Poughkeepsie celebrated the victor
and yanquished alike tonight with
fireworks Swarms of cheering str,
dents filled the streets and shouted
for their crews and alma matters
Late tonight Coach Teneyck of Wis
consin announced that Wilse's col
lapse was due to severe blow from
the handle OF his oar which struck
hin i'm the stnrhach Whom he "namp.bt
4 crap his condition necessitated the
attention of a physician who was nm
able to determine by a superficial eX,
the nature aud extent of hi Is
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-06-28
PROMINENT SPEAKERS
To Be Heard at Paducah Chsutsuqua
Next Month-John Sharp vii
liams Among Them.

Paducah. Ky. June 27.-Dr rectors
Of the Chautauqua association lave de-
cided to hold the big educational
meeting July II to 26 inclusive The
program has been accepted and now
is in the hands Of the printer. Among
the speakers win be John Sharp VII
Hams of Mississippi Champ Clark, Of
Missouri. and Senator Rotert L. Tay-
lor of Tennessee. Mrsic will also be a
feature. The association has rut out
1000 season tickets at $50 and 8 0
already have been sod. The price VIII
be raised to 81 as soon as this numbe
is gone. The meeting will be hell in
the chautauqua building at Wallace
Park.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-06-28
PATTERSON WINS
IN TENNESSEE
CARMACk AND STATE WIDE PRO-
HIBITloN ARE DEFEATED IN
MOST BITTER CAMPAIGN
EVER WAGED.

Nashville, Tenn. June 27.-In to
days Democratic primaries, after the
hardest fought and bitterest campaign
ever known in Tennessee, Governor
NJ r. Patterson, won the gubernatoT-
State wide prohibition was the issue
on which Carmack based his fight
while Patterson defended the present
statutes on local option. which has
come under his administration.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-06-28
DAMAGE BY STORM.

Farhault, Mimi, June 27.-An elec
trio storm passed over this vicinity to-
day. Many buildings were struck by
lightning and badly damaged. Much
damage was done in the surrounding
country and several head Ct live stock
were killed
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-06-28
SHERMAN HAS RECOVERED.

Cleveland. June 27.-RepresentatiEe
Sherman passed very comfortable
day and tonight his temperature, pulse
and respiration were normal. Sherman
will be kept in the hospital few
days so as to recover his strength. a.
he weakened by the fever.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-06-28
TEXAS TO ACT.

Austin, Texas. June 27.-In tele
gram to Governor Campbell this after
noon, the federal government, asks
Texas to take steps to prevent the
disturbance along the border as re.
suit fthe attack on Las Vacas, Mex
leo. Just opposite Del Rio. today
Campbell replied that such steps vii
be taken.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-06-28
ARMY ADVANCING.

El Paso. Texas. June 27.-"El Ger
REQ" a conservative daily Mexican
newspaper Of Chihuahua has a story
that an army variously estimated at
from 400 to 1000 men Is marching on
Torreon, one of the richest cities in
Coahuila.
The story says the country around
Torreon is swarming with armed men.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-06-28
ANOTHER TOWN CAPTURED.

Ell Paso. Texas. June 27.-Thomas 5.
I.abrada. leader of the Mexican Junta
at Austin. received kilograms today
saying that reyolutionists had cap
tured Jimincz. Coahuila
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-06-28
OF LITTLE Faith.

Many men do not allow their prin-
ciples to take root. but pun them M
every now and then. as children do
flowers they have planted. to see If
they arc growing. nE.-Longfellow.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-06-28
Daily Thounht.

Men grow old more quickly from
having nothing TO do than from over
work. 4 running machine Will keep
bright for years An idle one will
soon rust out-Anon.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-06-28
Must PRACTICE the Riaht.

To be engaged 10 opposing wrong
affords. under the conditions Of our
mental constitution, but slender guar
aatce fer being risht.-Gladstune
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-06-28
Imn,.n.s Nuuast Of Cold.

A nIacer claim in Calaveras county.
cs,,fornia Welded in 1887 lump n
which there was quartz. that wheN
pounded M. gave a return OF lel
rounds Of gold. valued at s's9Se.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-06-28
BACK IN WASHINGTON,

Washington, June 27-Taft returne !
tonight after trip which included
Cincinnati, New York. New Haven
Now London and oyster Bay.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-06-28
tn. Fisherman from eilIviIle.

A fisherman killed two rattlesuskes
yesterday. That is, the snakes BIT
him. and the liquor that was cirer
latin in him ktlle1 the snakes.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-06-28
BOOK. n. Records Of the AGES.

But the images of mems wits and
knowledges remain In books, exempted
from the wrong Of time. and capable
If perpetual reaovatioa.-Bacon.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-06-28

Il is a little discuuraSius. SAYS the
Boston Globe. to find lump Of so'der
In the fresh green peas that yoa
have ordered at the restaa AIT
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-06-28
Uvep,y ~u=GIi"y.

And when said Mrs. Nuyoreesh,
those French pheasants came by sing
ing the Mayonnaise. it was too deeply
touching for words. Success Maga
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-06-28

One-tenth of the world cant under
stand how the other nins-teuths live
without ever getting into the society
columns.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-06-28
Good Tonic.

Halve your food. double your drink
ing water. treble your consumption Of
pure air and qnadruple your laughter