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birth. but his parents
removed to Rochester.
Mimi. the same year.
The young mans early
life was spent on a
farm his education
beginning IN the dis
trict schools, and aft
erward he ent
through the city
schools. He taught
isehooi for a few years
and with the money
earned took the law
course in the Uni
versity OF Michigan.
graduating In 1850. The
next year Mr.. Nc
Cumber removed 10
Wshpeton. n. Oak,
where he has since
praeticed his profess
son. He was a mem
Der Of the territorial
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From the Chicago Post.
Gov. Johnson believes he can run faster
than MF. Bryan. but IN the preliminary
heat, the finish line Of which win be at
Denye~. the Nebraska entry is showing
the advantages of twelve years of training.
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A LITTLE NONSENSE.
A MANS IF.


II I were a girl I wouldn't wear
dy hair
With a. list to pert.
And I would forego
Ten rings or so
And all junk Of that sort.
II ] were girl I wouldn't put
= Ny foot
In number three.
That Is. not when
A nine or ten
Was the proper size for me.
# l were a girl wouldn't try
To buy
4 hat Ike a peak.
But truths a pearl;
Were / a girl
I guess I'd be a freak
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frUm tie Omaha Bee.
A Chicago lawyer SAYS the Ten Com
nlandments should be amended. SO far as
Chicago IS concerned. most Of them have
been repealed by implication
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De Wa PractlcaI.

Young man, you write good deal Of
poetry to my daughter"
Yes. sir
1T takes a practical man to support
wife"
Well. it's this way. I have to write
her an occasional letter. and I'm so busy
at the Office that ] just copy the poetry
to MI in.
The explanation was satisfactory.
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Getting ON Their Nerve.

Prom the Cleveland Leader
Mexico is said TO fear further aggres-
sion by the United States The noise at
Magdaiena Bay is getting on Latin-Arner-
lean nerves.
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keep. Doubtless it will not be supplied
with the machinery necessary 10 a speed
test fer several years yet
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Chancellor Day says this world is a
great place, and one can be Just as happy
here as In heaven. We certainly do envy
that man his digestive apparatus.
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A little South Carolina girl played
truant, thereby escaping a frightfui
schooihouse holocaust. There is at least
one fond mamma in the old Palmetto
State who now understands the meaning
Of "a blessing in disguise"
The Washington herald., 1908-04-12

Frnm the Boston Herald
The rheumatic bulletins indicate that
Grover Cleveland and his old fishing COM
panion. Admiral Bob Evans, may appro-
priateiy exchange condolences.
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PnreIv PrncfIcaI-

'Mr. Titephist. we have discovered the
body Of a mastodon in your coal mine.
II is an immense beast, and science will
rejoice"
But why should it die in my mine and
I'll up space? That critter has probably
robbed me Of ten tons Of coal"
The Washington herald., 1908-04-12

The Charleston News and Courier
thinks Senator JEFF" Davis isn't any
worse figure Of a Senator than two Others
IL might name. This. of course. is a
mean attempt 10 damn the Hon. "Jen''
with faint praise
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A scientist figures that everything In
the world VIII dry up some day. OF
course that includes Castro: but its
weary the waiting, weary" as Frank l.
Stanton saysl
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CAPITOL GOSSIP.

Senator Porter james Mccumber has
just passed his iftieth year. but he is
serving his second term IN the United
States senate. He is an nIineIsan by
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Only One Esenpt.

''Dey can't put me in Jan.g declared
Dusty Rhodes.
Why can't dey put you in jail?' in
quired Tired Tiffins ''Youse amt no
beautiful girl"
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"Out of 1.lS5 gas meters complained OF
in New York. 66l were found to be too
fast, says the Atlanta Georgian. Doubt
less the gas company wonders how In the
world it managed 10 get hold of 59i fool
ishly accurate meters.
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Tn spite of the increased cost Of living.
il costs no more this year TO dream about
summer vacation than il ever did" says
the New York Mail. 1t does II the dream
comes true.
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From the Ohio State Journal
Critical remarks concerning Gov
Hughes whiskers are about the only ar
guments we've seen advaHeed against bis
position en- gambling.
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The only millineT In a small Iowa town
displayed $1,000 Easter hat in her shop
window Tor ten days No d0ub she hoped
In this way to reconcile the men folks in
the town TO the price their wives pay for
the hats she sells.
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Quite So.

Genius. IN the field OF humor. is an in
finite capacity for taking jokes and re-
vamping the same
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A wnnderfuI mnn-

Shakespeare wrote for all time"
For instance?"
Take his expression: "Tis not so deep
as a well. nor so wide as a barn door
yet twill serve How well that describes
d 1905 spring hat"'
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The Indiana Idea.

From tbs Baltimore sun.
The Vice President believes in a gentle,
easy. smooth Fairbanksy kind Of tariff re-
vision.
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A Boston clergyman has asked that his
salary be reduced from s.. $50 per annum
to $500. Most folks will look upon this
as setting a bad example. even If the
man Is a clergyman.
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From the Baltimere Sun.
Since they have invented gun that
shoots 300 miles. the only way to keep
from getting shot Is TO get out an in
junction.
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An Entertainer.

Your husband is a very entertaining
man, my husband says"
Yes, he's always asking some man
what he'll have.
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It's the unexpected that always hap
pens.
How n0w?"
Our automobile made the run without
a breakdown"
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Living is cheaper" says Bysdstreet's
That is such "a pretty ching and an odd
one" as Mr.. Eddie Foy would say. Re
minds one Of that other beautiful fairy
story. The tariff viii be revised by its
friends soon"
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Things look mighty Gray for Bryan in
Delaware, says the Baltimore sun. Oh,
well, things were once said to look Black
for Roosevelt IN New York-but he is still
the one best Republican bet over there!
The Washington herald., 1908-04-12

Although the Johnson boom has been
launched. 50 far there has been no talk
OF speed trial" says the Columbia
State. The Johnson boom win do to
The Washington herald., 1908-04-12

The statement that Mime. Gould will
lose large part of her fortune. in the
event she marries the prince" is entirely
superhuous. She viii be lucky II she
doesn't lose Il all
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The Foxy Flowers.

The flowers peep out in spring.
They're very deep.
To their snug beds they cling
And merely peep.
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1t May Happen.

"What caused the blockade Of traffic in
this street?"
"A girls spring hat blew on"
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We like the New York Herald too we'll
to permit il to blunder along in darkness
concerning the location of a Southern
oasis that may be OF great importance to
it some day. Chattanooga is not dry"
not even 81 little bit,
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An Iowa man has been fined 81 for vio-
lating certain Anti-trust law, and the
fine was promptly paid. Perhaps we
might collect a certain Standard on fine
by trying Mr.. Rockefeller q, ,240 O00 times
and fining him 81 at every separate trial.
The Washington herald., 1908-04-12

Wealthy American couples desirous Of
keeping their money at home should
make arrangements with the stork TO sup
ply them with mites Of the male per
suasiOn exclusively.
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Prince Helie de Sagan has keen eye
for easy money. anyhow. Give him such
credit as he deserves!
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It seems that Mr.. George Gould has
asked the Partisan police for a complete
record of the Prince de Sagan's life. We
suspect he is destined TO receive some
thing highly interesting and entertaining,
if not especially pleasing.
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Massachusetts. there she standsv'
Well, eT-ahenl--where does she stand?
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NaturnI ConeInsIon.

Il saw Jinx this morning"
That so? How's old Jinxy?"
His home is mortgaged, one arm and
his nose are broken. and he's all mauled
up"
why. when did he get an auto2"
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Extraction.

How'd your scheme for extracting
gold from sea water turn out?"
Made my fortune"
You really extracted gold from sea
wateT?"
Nope; but I extracted a-plenty from
those who took stock in my scheme
The Washington herald., 1908-04-12

The Terre Haute Tribune thinks the
prohibitionlsts and the anti-prohlbition-
lists tell equally plausible tales. Still, the
average man IS generally more or less
inclined TO swallow the anti-prohibltion-
lists ultlmatum.
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The Supreme Court Of Alabama has dc.
clared the prohibition law valid, much to
the delight OF its many friends.
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TAMPERING WITH TRIPLES.

From the Houston Post
SIGNS.
The days are getting CHEEKY.
The skies are blue. my dearie,
And the road Of erst so dreary
Now is tightening with song.
Trees that arch above are leaving.
Naked DAYS and sere retrieving.
And the hearts that erst were grieving
Now are rollicking along.
Now the yiOlins are singing
Forms in rhythm now are swinging.
And the winds perfumes are bringing
In q joyous wave and strong.
And before the years much older,
Growing bolder and yet bolder.
Dimples will peep from q shoulder
Peek-a-b0os viii be along.
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An Indiana man claims TO have re-
NAMED al home 1900 nights in success
sion. Don't scoff, young man: you may
have g wife like that yourself soma day.
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II is impossible to imagine anything
worse than Haiti without imagining two
Haitis.
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THE title Of that address given in At
tlca on atypical children sounds like a
grammatical error, says the Buffalo Ex-
press. But are you quite sure there is
any such thing as "a grammatical err
rorPF
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RsaI caaae OF Ihe Trouble.

FFfan nc Unaha Bce.
The increase IN the price Of basebalIs
is probably the real basis Of the report OF
trouble in The diamond market
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Not a Comic Opera.

7 was bitterly disappointed in my first
visit to a battle ship"
And whvPn
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Evelyn Thaw has decided TO quit
America for good, says the Macon (Ga.)
News. Necessarily, If she quits il at all
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That "a sucker is born every minute"
is probably true. Otherwise. how could
Tom Lawson keep II up?
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Emperor Williams relatives are said to
be the cause Of his request for more pay.
There IL goes again; blaming It on his
Door kin
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The entire Finnish senate has resigned,
but that probably will not suggest any
thing TO Mr.. Platt
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We'll. the chorus was Indifferent. the
captain was no comedian, and not one
OF the lieutenants was a tenor"
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Cannon to be nominated after the sec
ond ballot" says a line in the Blrming-
ham News. Why, Uncle Joe"'
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The ship-subsidy bill appears TO be hung
up on something of a snag.
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when was Taft at his desk. NAV we
inquirer asks the Rochester Herald.
Certainly you may inquire, Fortunately,
thee is no law requiring an answer Of
hand
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smart.

I have heard al kinds Of fsrd-luek dope.
But the thing that maketh me more
than hot
Is to-when my eyes are a-brim with
soap
Grope wide for the towel and fnd it
not.
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New YORK Representative. EAiITH-wILBERDING
SPECIAL AGENCY. Tribune Building.
Chicago Representative. CHARLES A. BARNARD.
Boyos Building
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-08-16
TAMMANY HALL
IN NEW GUISt
HOUSEBOAT BEARING THE NAME
ARRIVES AT THE CAIRO
WHARF.
GOING DOWN The OHIO
From Pttsburg to New Orleans
Newspaper Writer and Family
Aboard-WiIl Write
About Cairo.

An interesting party arrived here
yesterday on a house boat which sails
under the imposing name of Tammany
Hall. On board are Hal C. Green. a
newspaper writer. Mrs. Green, Mr..
ana Mrs. Walter II. Green and Harry
c. Green, Ir,
Tammany Hall is en- route from
Pittsburg, Pa, to New Orleans and
has been on the high seas since De,
~ The party has weathered four
high rises in the Ohio and a freeze in
March which made the Tammany Hall
ice bound at Ripley OHIO. They have
hunted fsned and naygated to their
hearts content and health has been
restored to one OF the party, Mrs,
Walter Green. daughter-in-aw OF Mr..
Greer. Sr, by the life on the house
LCat
We We're tenderteet from New
York whose only knowledge of water
was of New York harbor and The Hud-
son river when we started On this trip.
Tho rises in the Ohio We're a new ex-
perience 10 Us. The Tammany Hall
is 50 feet by ~ feet and is comfort
able in its appointments. When We
were making an effort TO get a suit.
able name for the craft We decided
on Tammany Hall because Tammanp
always gets there said Mr. Green 10
Tho Bulletin.
Mr.. Green. Sr.. is writing a series
of articles descriptive of the cities and
towns along the river for a syndicate
of newspapers and Cairo will receive
he share OF attention at his hands.
Mr. Green is also doing some maya
zinc work and doubtless is receiving
inspiration from the care.free lie on
the Ohio. He formerly was a political
writer on the New York World and is
very pleasant gentleman to meet
Mr. Green and his older son Walter
are both Bryan Democrats The lat
tee Is an architect and resides at
Pittsburg
Mr. Green has letters of introduc-
ton to Mayor Parsons from Cant. Eli
sor Of the Ohio Valley Improvement
association.
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BOSTON|AN WINS
FEATURE EVENT
FRANK GREER REGAlNs TITLE or
CHAMPION ScuLLER ON CON
NEcTicUT YESTERDAY IN MA.
TlONAL REGATTA.

Springfield, Mass. Aug. 15.-Fra1 Il
ID. Greer of the East Boston Athletic
association regained his title of cham
pion sculer on the Connecticut river
today in the principal event of the
National regatta. Greer rowed down
with apparent ease, four crack oars
men including Harry s Bennett, of
the Springfield Boat club, who de,
feGted the Bostonian last year at Phil
adelphia.
The Winners.
Senior Four, carked shells, Vesper
B c., Philadelphia; time S5S12
Intermediate Centipede, straight
away, Metropolitan, r. c., New York
City, time 9:l3 50.
intermediate Single SOULS, Harry
Faulkner Riverside B. c., Cambridge,
Mass; time 1917.
War Canoe Race. Dedham, b. c.
Dedham, Mass. time 7;5S.
Championship Single Seulls, Frank
B. Greer East Boston, Mass, A. A.;
time, 9:53.
Senior Pair Dared Shells, Nesper b.
C.. Philadelphia; time 10 minutes.
Senior Eight Dared Shells, New
York Athletic club; time S:44.
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Afternoon at Cards.

Mrs William Twohey of BIZ Six
teenth street entertained at cards Fri
day afternoon in honor of Mrs. VIII
liam Walsh and daughter Miss Marie
of st. Louis, who are the guests OF
Mr. Thomas W. Cannon
Prizes at euchre were won by Mrs
Walsh, Mrs Joseph Trice, of Para
gould Ark, and Miss Matte Watson
of Dixon. Ky
Mrs J. J. Lane and Miss Willie
Watson of Dixon Ky. Mesdames NJ.
c. Lofiln. w. H. Lawson, W. l.. Holt,
r. f. Cannon, Thomas w Cannon and
Miss Nellie Loflin
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NOTICE TO EXcURsloNIsTS.

Tickets for the special train eXCur
sion TO Chicago via Illinois Central
on Tuesday the 18th have been re
ceived and are on sale at Central
Union station ticket office All who
possibly can do so are requested to
purchase tickets in advance. 50 as t.
avoid the rush on Tuesday and those
who have sleeping car reservations
are requested to purchase tickets for
them not later than Monday afternoon
the 18th inst
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STREET TAX NOTICE.

All persons who have been notified
to pay their street tax and have fail
ed to do so will be prosecuted to the
full extent of the law. All persons
having dogs running at large wi houl
having paid their license will also be
prosecuted to the full exteut of the
law. This is the last warning.
JOHN SHEEHAN,
street Supervisor
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Swan the Ohio.

Paul Gray and Bartie Kelley, two
well known boys swan the Ohio river
from Eighteenth street to Second
street last evening in an hour The
latter is a member of the Eat More
club, the members of which are proud
of his swimming ability.
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TO HAVE PARLIAMENT.

Tehran. Aug. 1.-THE Shah today
issued a decree authorizing the ap
pointment of a commission to elabo.
rate the electoral law so as to provide
for a new parliament which shall con.
sist of senate and chamber of depu.
ties.
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Visitor Honored.

Miss Leona Love of Sparta, H.. was
the guest of honor at lawn party
given by Mrs. f. Buder Friday after
noon. Games and refreshments were
pleasures of the afternoon in which
the following guests participated
Leona Love, Catherine, Doris and
Rosa Butcher, Pauline Lane, Mary
Lee Davidson and Agnes Leavitt
Wilhelm, Aloysius and Edmond Blu
cher, and Leonard Leavitt
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Feast OF Annuncistion,

The Feast of the Anmnciation was
observed In the Roman Catholic
churches throughout the world yester.
day. At st. Joseph's aud St Patricks
churches masses were said at 3 and 8
O'Clock a. m
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-08-16

Riches inherited AT birth are no
more an evidence against their pos
SCISSOR than the misfortune Of being
born 10 poverty Is a point In favor OF
him that eats his bread in the sweat
Of his face-Frank p. WEIGH. In sun
day Magazine.
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ST. Edmund.

The vacant space in the crypt of
Westminster Cathedral, London, close
by the spot where rest the mortal re
mains of Cardinal Wiseman and
Cardinal Manning, is soon To be occu-
pied by an altar dedicated TO st. Ed
mund at Canterbury the last canon
lied archbishop.
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WANTED.

Business men TO take their mid-da.
meal at 300 Sixth street. next to Epis
copal church. Convenient. quick ser
vice. good meal. 2Jc.
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Cairo. Illinois. August y. l93S.
Sealed proposals will be received
at the Office of the city comptroller
until ; o'clock D. m. Tuesday. Septem-
Der !. 1908. for furnishing the city
with suitable street signs. All bid
ders must submit samples.
The right is reserved to reject any
ard al bids
ERNEST WORKMAN.
City Comptroller.
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pHlSt thAs
Miss Kate Eichoff has been visiting
relatives at JonesborO.
Mrs. w T. Reiss and baby are Wis
iting relatives at Jonesboro
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles F. Stapp are
the guests of relatives in st. Louis
and Piasa, Ill.
Miss Lizzie Riley arrived home last
evening from Chicago, where she
spent several weeks.
Mrs. D. j. OConnell and daughters
of Walnut street are visiting friends
! in indianapolis, Ind.
Mrs. Fannie Ruthwell and Miss Net
tie Farnbaker will return today to
their home in Paducah. Ky.
Mrs Weichterich of Cape Girardeau
| is the guest of Mr. and Mrs Edward
l.. Gross of Holbrook avenue.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred F. Connell will
arrive today from Wilsey. Kas. after
an extended visit with relatives.
James Batterton, of Texarkana,
Ark, is visiting his brother, J. l..
Batterton, of Twenty-fifth street
Capt, A. n. Ellington conductor on
the Illinois Central railroad is spend.
ing his vacation at Covington, Ga.
Miss Myrtle Bedford who is the
guest of her aunt Mrs. James Cheney
will return to her home in Memphis
today.
Mrs, NJ yesterday and daughter
Miss Ruth of Sycamore street have
gone to Annapolis, H., to visit rela-
tives.
Mrs Kahn and Miss Adele Harris
of the Farrow apartment house went
to Paducah yesterday to visit
friends
Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Cox and Dr. and
Mrs. n. MI Cox will leave today for a
two weeks visit at Marion and Car
bondale
Mr. Victor B. Hume, OF Vicksburg.
Miss, Is visiting Mrs. Margaret Reno.
and other friends in this city He Will
return home today
W. H. Simpson and daughter Miss
Alice of 2410 Elm street left last even
ing for Chicago, where they will visit
Mrs Simpson and children.
Messrs. Herman c. Schulz Charles
Feuchter. Jr., I. J. Kerth. Louis Ross
man, T. ID. Morrison and Daniel Hart
man will leave Sept. 2, for High Lake,
iiNis.. where they will spend two
weeks in camp, fishing aud hunting
They will go well equipped with all
the parapharnalia for an ideal camp.
ing party
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-08-16

telegram received this morning
from DR.. NJ. c. Carr to his family. an
nounces that his son Earl H. Carr was
operated upon this morning for appen.
dicitis, and stood the operation well,
The DR.. went to st. Louis to be with
Earl during the operation, and if all
continues to go we'll is expected home
tonight. Earl's many friends will
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-08-16

Mrs F. d. Nellis, wife of Alderman
Nellis, was taken 10 st. Mary's In
Urinary yesterday suffering seyera'g
from a malarial stomach trouble
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-08-16
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF
It a Candidate.

.-idn c, Mukey formerly of
Cairo, is candidate for states attor.
ney of Massac county. He is making
the race against Fred Smith, the Re-
publican nominee.
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KILLED BY TRAIN.

Hannibal, Mo, Aug. llama
Lentz. of Jacksonville. H., and Ken.
meth Reynolds, of Buffalo, H., wera
run down and killed by a freight train
here late today.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-08-16

Word was received from Mr. and
Mrs. David Mclaughlin, who are
sojourning in the old country. is that
they have went from Scotland over to
ireland to enjoy the coast scenery
in the vicinity of the Giants Cause
way Mr. Thomas j. Smyth received
this word from them
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-08-16

NOT FROM ST. LOUIS BUT
ALWAYS IN CARLO
iF YOU WANT YOUR PIANO
TUNED OR REPAIRED CALL UP
5UcHANAN's MUSIC STORE,
M. r. BRIGHTER,
RESIDENT TUNER. PRICES REA
soNABLE. ALL WORK GUARAN.
TEED.
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Gave a Dance.

Miss Title Zanone gave very de
lishtful dance Friday night at St
Mary's Park which was attended by a
number of her friends.
Mrs. Louis Zanone and Mr.. and Mrs.
Lee Fitzgerald chaperoned the party.
The Pttsburg orchestra which is a
great favorite with Cairo young PEG,
pie played excellent mrsic for the
dance
Those participating were Miss Eva
Durkie of La Porte, Ind, Miss Louise
Cebler Of New York, Miss Bessie Nc
Cullough of Mounds Mr.. and Mrs.
win Mulvihill of st. Louis Misses
Jessie Davis. Ada Walker. Augustine
Fitzgerald. Kate Davis Matte Mu'vi.
hill, Louise Phillips Bessie Whelan,
Alice Walker, Laura Clendenen, Ruth
yesterday. Vela Bondurant Corinne
Walker; Messrs. Seth Armstrong of
Mounds, Will Winter, Lee May Roy
Lower, Ned Langan. Roy Lutes, Dan
Wood, Charlie Smith Carl Theis. Roy
Beard Ward Cotter, Carl Bode, James
Johnson, Gilbert Casey, Charles
Wood
c. c Terrell is i'll at his home on
Park Place West.
Charles Wunderlieh has returne !
from St. Louis.
Mrs w. T. Laudon of 2l15 Hol
brook yvenue, is quite ILL.,
Vernon Pope left this morning for
Terre Haute Ind. where he will visit
relatives.
Hon. and Mrs Miles Fredk Gilbert
are spending a few weeks at points in
Michigan.
Mrs II. A. Cornell of 2Se Eighteenth
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cnod Advie. Never Old.

Hebrew proyerb; Catch not the
shadow and lose the substance.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-08-16

hope for his speedy recovery and re
turn.-Du QuOin Call.
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/ SOCIALANDPE PERSONAL:
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. sssssSSSssssSssSSs

street is visiting relatives in Men
phis, Tenn.
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Mrs w. T Laudon of 2l15 Hol
brook yvenue, is quite i'll.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-08-16

Vernon Pope left this morning for
Terre Haute, Ind. where he will visit
relatives.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-08-16

Mrs. II. A. Cornell of $50 Eighteenth
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-08-16

w. H. Simpson and daughter Miss
Alice of 2410 Elm street left last even
ing for Chicago, where they will visit
Mrs Simpson and children.