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mAaRIAen OF MISS GnAHAM

AND mn. COLLIER.
The marTisss q Mr. Charles s.;, &c Tof e st
xhieh toeIx Place a. the p ,,sanoor e
Wednesday. January %. ct 4;ao o'cleck.
was the most brilliant affafr which mas
occurred there IN some time. For the
rately decorated In garlands OF south.
ern sn1iiax. with profusion OF not
house ferns and palms banked around
% as sor ne s yso e s Sensss Saas
while ths sridsl party va ~ foEni nn1
sMsss s MspaeIssSghn sn WSeddin9 March
announced TO- those present the com.
III. Maurice Mcwili:ams. Mr. Edwsrd
Va Mccord and Mr.. Edward Graham Of
MontEonery. cousin Of the bride. Then
FOLLOWED the maids and sroomsmcn. the
tar and taking their places q SEMI
S %sre M asse No s Hats
ana sm issssi DAVIDSON Of Atlanta. each
large black hats and black gloves. and
carfyin s,, q White bs
were Beverly Jones OF st. Louis, Bob
Nicholson Of Selma, Ed Hurst snd Dana
Collier Of Birmingham.
Pratt, cousin OF the bride. was exdui-
siteiy gowned In an elaborate toilette
of white cloth will. gold trimmings and
pink carnations tied with white tulie.
rhe bride entered on the arm OF her
father. Mr.. Malcolm A. Graham: She
Eers s s o Siss Cloth With
hat 10 match and biscuit colored gloves.
Har bouquet was Of bride roses and
lilies OF the valley The bridegroom
OF jackson. Miss, entered from the
vestry ana stood awaitins the bride
The solemn words OF the service
pressive manner Of Rev. II. M Edmonds
81 Sridai psfty isit the he church ana vas
ssy e The se s snd good wss. Rss
took too, the train for New Orleans and
other South ern points.
MT Tns and Sr Mss Il ma es Sny rss and %
has endeared herself TO everyone. Mr..
Collier IL 2 member OF an OLD Ala
bs,ns family ,nia snd y ce S;rs with nts
81 its travelling statesmen: On their re-
turn, Mr.. and Mrs. Collier Will be at
home ID jackson. Miss.
osorss l. IL Harris. Mrs. .. 4. Graham aS
and, Miss Dorothy Graham, Mrs. q. u.
Wood, Mrs. 8. a Ellsberry. Mrs. John
81 Mcntxo ans i Mr. ana MIS- i Il. IL
Vanoe and Mise Vance Of Birmin CHAM,
Senator Herbert REYNOLDS Of Centre
VILE and Mr.. r. b. Holly and Miss Bes.
sic Holly OF Lowndesboro.
IN COMPLIMENTS no MRS PEAc0CK
One Of the most elaborate and thor
oughly delightful functions of the sea-
son was that given by Mrs. Haywood
Bartlett and Miss Laura Hill yester-
day afternoon when they entertained at
5o'clock tea in honor Of their guest.
Mrs. @. H Peacock, OF Faunsdale.
The three apartments devoted to the
occasion were with exquisite taste
adorned with palms. ferns and choice
cut towers. The callers were received
In the drawing room whore Mrs Bart
lett, Miss Hill and Mrs. Peacock
stood to greet them.
Several hundred guests responded to
the invitation to meet Mrs. Peacock.
who is one OF the most admired women
in Alabama. and who has many friends
here, where as Miss Bessie Selden she
on many occasions when she visited
Montgomery, enjoyed the homage ac-
corded society belle. She was pro-
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RANK oLEnlk AnnEsrnp.



Chicago, Jan. 24.--Word was received
here today by a detective agency, Of
the arrest By one OF their men near
Jacksonville. Fla. Of Turie Nofdskrem.
who IL wanted here for the passing Of
b Forged check amounting to ef6e0e
on the First National Bank OF this city.
\ Nordstrom was bank clerk ct As
toFia, Ore. and coming here with q
draft for three dollars from the First
National Bank Of Astoria he raised thg
amount to $4,000 and after obtaininm
part Of this sum In cash from the First
National Bank OF Chicago. ana the re-
mainder in drafts, he converted them
into London drafts and a letter OF
credit at the National Bank Of the RE-
public Of this city.
lie was arrested while cruising on
small yacht that he had purchased 1t
Brunswick. Ga He has admitted his
Identity and confessed 20 the forgery.
An ofscer viii be sent from here to-
day to bring him back 20 Chicago.
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NEW YoRIE BAR MEETS.
President Joseph n. Cheate is Presid
ing at Convention.

President Joseph n. Cheate In Prestd-
lag at Convention.
New York, Jan. 24.--Many delegates
were present today at the opening ses-
sion OF the thirty-first annual meeting
Of tho New York State Bar Associa-
ton.
Joseph H. Choate. the President Of
the Association. presided. Among the
resolutions adopted by the Association
was one directing the Committee on
Law Reform to prepare and cause 20
be presented for adoption by the Leg
islature amendments to the corporation
laws permitting the formation OF cor
porations having capital stock divided
into shares without assignment there
to of any value In money and issuing
stock certificates for proportionate IN
terests In the entire capital stock with
out expressing any nominal or par VAL
ne in money.
British Ambassador James Bryce adj
dressed the Association at meeting
in Carnegie Hall tonight. The Ambas-
sador dwelt upon the form and sub
stance OF the ever-Increasing volume
of legislation.
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sUMMARY OF HOUSE.


Up0A Yesterday
Warrington. Jan. 24.--Although the
urgenf1 deiieiency will was Technically
up for lceaelderatioh III the House Of
Repressntat.ves, not . word pertinent
to the bill was spoken.
Under the privilege Of general debate
several members addressed the House
on q variety OF subjects. but the one
which attracted most attention was a
criticism by Mr.. Hitchcock Of Nebraska
% q political forecast BY Gen. Charles
II. 0rosyenor OF Ohio. The debate
brought to their feet numerous Demo-
Mr.. Bryan, while General Kisser Of
Ohio. supported BY several other Re-
publicans. undertook to refute all the
arguments concerning MtN 3ryan's two
campaigns.
Adjournmsnt was taken Mt ass p. m.
until Monday
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Rio Jhneiro. Jan. 24.--The national
movement to make the coming to Brazil
next summer Of King Carlos Of Pof-
tusal. the occasion for splendid festiv-
tiles 10 well under way, and q large
sum Of money has been appropriated
to meet the expenses OF entertaining
the royal party.
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Frankfort. KY. Jan. 24--The Frank"
lin County grand jury returned an
indictment today against the Inter-
national Harvester Company OF MIL
waukee changing that the company had
combined with the Champion, Deering
and Osborne Company to regulate and
control the prices on mowers, reapers.
binders and other harvesting machin-
aPx
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REFUSED 70 CoMMENT.


ADUWt NUHE8 DNNs~E'
Albany. NJ ", jan, 24--Governor
Hughes refused to comment for publi-
cation or privately upon the letter OF
Secretary Taft. made public today. In
which. writing 20 Republican Herbert
Parsons. Chairman of the Republican
ty, Mr. Taft deprecated any effort 10
scure the New York state delegation
in his interest ssainst that OF Cover
nor Hughes.
The general belief here lie that there
would be no further opposition TO the
endorsement Of Governor Hughes at the
spring state convention to name dale-
gates at large TO the National Con-
vention. The conflict. Will be over the
personnel OF delegation. the Hughes
movement leaders being determined TO
secure the choice IL possible. OF dele
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Cofton sFlTr Oneratsvcm 49,.

Manchester. Jan. 29.--There VIII De
no lockout Of the Manchester cotton
operatives. Lengthy negotiations be.
tween the cotton mill workers and their
employers resulted In the capituIation
sof the workers this evening. The en-
ployers insisted upon the acceptance
OF their terms and to these the men
agreed. This understanding sveyta at
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Charlotte. ". c.. Jan. 24.-The most
destructive FIRE In the history of Ben
nettsville. s. g., destroyed the Skey
Hotel and several other buildings In
the center Of the city today. The loss
will reach several thousands OF doll
lars
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Tn AIA IfnannIorea.

PittsburR, Pa, Jan. AIN an effort
to give work TO the unemployed. the
PittsburS Railway Company adopted
new rule today providing that all
regular inotermen and conductors shall
lay off two days . week In order to
help hundreds Of idle men.
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BIRMINGHAM WINS.
Auburn Team is Defeated ut Basket
Rail.

Rail-.
Birmingham, Jan. 2e.-=!Speciai. -
Auburn college ana the blrLning nA - z
An interesting game here tonignt, Biz
mingham Athletic Club winning by the
ScP gotS u teams q were on their mettls from
the start.
The lineup:
Harris forwards; Ware, centre; Dryer,
Hiru,:n shan--B Thomas, Chair
aeiI Spencer. forwards; Harmla and
Cole. centres: Efilty and Jones. guards.
The Auburn team plays IN Bessemer
Saturday night
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New York, Jan. e4.--The dry geods mar
ket IL improving steadily. some fairly large
sales OF brown ana bleaehed shsatinGs,
eolored cotton and other cotton goods have
been made within the past few days and
the inquiry Is somewhat eteadier. Cotton
yarns are quiet and fairly steady. lit
tie more export business 10 being dcne In
cotton goods,
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Berlin. Jan. 24.--EIerr Bebel. the So
eialist leader in the Reichstag. has in
formed the American Socialist Party
that his proposed visit to the United
States must be indefinitely postponed
because the state Of his health will not
permit him to take on any additional
work.
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rrench I,eclprocitv Arrnngement.

washington, Jan. 24.--After a con.
ference today at the State Department
between Secretary Root and the French
Ambassador, IL was stated that the
new French reciprocity arrangement
would be signed next Monday and
would take effect February 1 next.
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Today eniy, Ger cash, this kixh-eIse~
~ cesf mifa suwar-cusea Hasa for ii
ecnss Deund. Gusrnnfeed quality,
pAee eises' o. Is. CASH GROCERY.
20 Monroe, Yhnne are.
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Today enIy, for eashs thla high-eIase
10 cent mild ww@aF-eured Ham for ~
cents = poumd. Guarantesd Qualley,
niee afses. Q. X. CASH GROCERY.
rs Monroe. Phone ere.
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TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY

notice. have a good stili kurp1nfins
business with ali equipments needed 81 sur-
pentlne business for sale: plenty boxess
plenty houaes for hands and prnprietor II
miles south Of AndRlusias WIN sen this
business cheap for cash, anyone wanting to
buy. conle TO see me at once. J. L. Stewart
Andaiusia, Ala. --I7-st
wANTED--Lady stenographer TO DO extrm
machine work. at home or office. Address
Copying" care Advertiser. --e-zf
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IN yesterdays paper things ware
min CHAM would be one Of the Eastern
wing will be New Orleans. Mobile,
MssssSn @ 81 sns slr As SssSv iRs
Memphis and Little Rock.
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gates at large. who will be 1cyalsto the
Governor and not use his candidacy for
trading purposes.
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Rav. w A, Daniel OF Admission will
All The bulpit al the Central Presbyte.
Ran Church tomorrow morning and
evening.
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News o. FKAdtVIIEe.
PrattviIle, Jan. 24.--(Special. 1.-THE
farmers who have been holding cot
ton for rs cents turned q small part Of
their holdings loose during the past
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Billy Crystal Is Landed
For Ryan's Bunch of Stars

were made on him. Crystal smashed
out aAsinEie and three-bagger In three
times at bat. both hits bringing In q
run. while he only gave two bases on
bells and strTck out sven a,, men n one
This rives Ryan ten pitchers, three
OF them OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Crys-
tail and Burkett--and Crystal and
Merryman promise to be among the
beat IN the league.
Directors to Meet.
There will be q meeting Of the local
directors today to. decide the question
spoken Of in The Advertiser yester-
DAY morning. President Chambers re-
csived telegram from Ryan yestar-
day in which the price put on the two
men was given-1the. price was pretty
steep, and II will be decided today
whether to buy them or. not The
chances are that the outfieider will not
be bought for Ryan has his lots pretty
well on velvet ~ II Il. The. infieIder
will probably be bought, as there IL
great bsg hole at second base. and
good man 10 q vital necessity.
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Miss Ethel ,Eisrnberg, Of New York,
will spend today and Sunday In the
city with Miss Della Mohr, at her
New York.
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Garry IN Your Pocket
A Good Pen

a IS Dc "a s.
@oAo g3s - s'j',lg . ,o-
i~ pasat 81 Nc c. :.
a-tti -~-7.A Us
II .rte.. far RI H. o-Hr
&c fal .oy virus
Soy.
The best makes OILY in
Fountain Pens-the, Laugh
LIN 81, L. e. Waterman $3.50
to SIS, and self filing A. A.
Waterman 80 and $3.50.
Sterling Silver Mounted
Desk things, good weight,
engraved with initials, 75c
each. Erasers, seals, letter
openers, paper knives, book
marks, penholders, pen-wip-
ers.
Gk.R SI4ss1~
10 Dexter Ave. nGonamonaerv, Ale
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Mr.. and Mrs Nose Sabe1 have re-
turned home after g months stay at
Palm Beach and Orlando, Fla.
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Mrs. Henrietta Roquemore Of Boston
10 visiting Mrs. y. g. Andrew. Mrs.
Roquenore has great many warm
friends IN Montgomery who are glad
TO see her back at her. old home.
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Mr.. and Mrs. w. L. Hughes and
daughter, Mary Ellen, have returned
home after q years stay In Denver,
Colo.
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AT THU Y, N. c. A.


IUo MOuIB0mGFy Gf0yH BaN0 q ger-
man last evening at their club rooms
In the National Bank building. which
formal affairs at which they, have en-
tertained this whites. The march and
german was led 0 Capt. Everett
Jackson with Miss 4istrgaret Chambers
who was exquisiteiy gowned In cream
chiffon vollle and lace over pink silk.
The Qreys plan to give q series Of
germans. There will be two each
month and they are sure TO be import
ant numbers on the social calendar.
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January q, 1908


= MANts SIS N@s1 1t~s@ tA~t<I ENf1te
in Alabaula, Georgia, Missis.
sipPi. Tennessee and kentueky.
ssePcvers allowed; rssufn limit.
Is days, lexcept that % esnain
territory the limit l. 81 dsysl.
We shall be glad 10 give ycn che
rate to any point IN the Wet o.
Southwest, and send you tree
illustrated books about sny esste
in the Great Southwest.
E.As-eRzFFExA. Trsv. psss.AaA
ass sem ssress. Nsrsh..
nsFmlnsAam. Aza.
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WUFEET LUNCHEON
Mr.. ana Mrs. Hubert Dent enterfain-
Thursday evening At their home at
Cloverdale. when the party included
Mr.. and Mrs. r.. r. Lyon. Mr.. and
MIS- Louis Farley. Mr.: and Mrs. j.
Ruth, Mr.. and Mrs. J.. L. Hall, Mr.. and
Mrs. James Hickey. Mr.. and Mrs. Me-
Dun Cain. Mr.. and Mrs. Pharea Cole
man, Mrs. w. , Drum, Mrs. w. A.
Billing, Miss Annie Laurie Ssibele ana
Mr.. Swanson "
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FAnMwELL gEnvTCEs.

Services Win Be held Tor the last
dime tomorrow in the old First Bap-
fist Church. DR.. Stakely is especially
DESTROYS that there be large attend
The following invitation has been 10.
"Iess--iaOs--Afr. and Mrs. John Ro-
land O'Brien request the pleasure Of
your company Thursday evening. Feb.
rfIarv All. from . to IL o'clock, 212
North Ripley Street. Montgomery, Ala.
Mamie 4. c. OsByrne--John Roland
o'Brien.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-09-23

: SOCIAL PERSONAL


tor of the First NJ f, church of this
city. Before the entrance of the
wedding party. My Dear, vocal
solo, was rendered by Miss Ethel
Burkhau After the wedding dinner
was served the guests, the bridal par,
" of ten being seated at the table ia
the beautifully decorated dining room.
Marion does not contain more cred
table young people than the contract
ing parties in Mondays wedding. Mr.
Fulton has been here about eighteen
months and has made friends OF those
whom he has met He is a civil engi-
neer. though since coming TO Marion
has accepted a position in another
line Of work, tie inspector at the Am
erican Creosoting companys plant
here. Miss cambridge is the daughter
OF Jeweler James A cambridge and
wife, and was born and reared here.
She has ever enjoyed the friendship
cf large circle of acquaintances,
occasioned by her charming dispos.-
ton.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-09-23

A pleasant social affair was that civ
en- at the residence of Mrs John b
Messenger on Tenth street yesterday
afternoon when the members OF he'
committee of the First NJ. L. church
gave a coffee
Mrs. Messenger had as assistant
hostesses, Mrs. G. E. Anglen, W. l.
Bristol. Musa Woodward and Wheer
er and Miss Hoffman.
Mesdames C. T. Calhoun, G. w
Logan, Peter Lind and Sawyer pre-
sided in the dining room serving a
delectable luncheon, the menu com
prising Of chicken pates, sailed wa
fers. pickles and coffee.
Mrs. b. R. ThistleWood and Mrs.
Crittenden were at the apron and
fancy work table and disposed of 6
! large stock of their goods which in
cluded hand painted pictures.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-09-23

The ladies Of the Church Of the Re
deemer held a meeting yesterday al
ternoon at the residence of Mrs. c.
p. Brandon, 2OS7 Washington avenue,
and discussed the matter Of abandon
ing their plan to hold bazaar in
December and instead to join with
The ladies of the other churches of the
city in the Christmas Shop which will
be an event of the week of December
Z, at the Armory.
II was unanimously voted to assist
in the Christmas Shop project and
Mrs J. w. Wenger was appointed as
the church's member of the Council
in charge of the project.
There>was a large attendance AMI
the social pleasure was augmented by
the pleasant hospitality Of Mrs, Bran
don. who served cake and tea.
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On Their Wedding Journey.

Mr.. and Mrs. J. d, Fulton, of Ma
rion. H.. were guests at the Halliday
yesterday en- route on their wedding
journey which will include trip up
the Tennessee river on the Str.
Georgia Lee.
Mrs. Fulton formerly was Miss
Clara Bainbriige who is very well
known and much admired here, har-
ing been a member OF house parties
given by Mayor George Parsons at
the Magnolia.
The Marion Evening Post says re-
garding the wedding
Miss Clara cambridge on Moudar
afterron AZ 2 o'clock was married
to J. Don Fulton, late Of Washington.
Pa. the wedding occurring at the
home Of the brides parents. Mr.. and
Ms. J. \. cambridge of West Boule-
ward. At $3.50 Mr.. and Mrs. Fulton
left for a ten days trip down the
Tennessee River
Literally decorated with golden
rod. the broad windows of the uarlo-
PRESENTED a beautiful appearance As
bride and groom and party stood IN
der the large wedding bell and fes
toous of golden rod following an en-
trance ro the wedding march played
by Mrs. Charles W cambridge Of
-lha. amt 1f the bride. Miss stella
Burnett was maid Of honor Will,
ST. Harry Anderson was Mr.. Fu.
tons best man Miss Josephine
Bainbridge and Miss Lillian West
brook. cousins OF The bride. we're riH
bon bearers and little Miss Lucil
Lemon. niece o. the bride. was riuf
bearer The wedding ceremony va
! read By Dr. Fred L. Thompson Jas
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BIO Corn FIELD.

E A. smith has force of men
sim at work clearing ground on the
west side OF the city for big corn
feld--700 acres or more, He desires
that the orders recently made by
Health Officer Orr De adhered TO by
citizens in order that he may cult
waite his ground in peace. Dumping
IF refuse or garbage on any portion of
the ground, excepting that designated
heloA the gas house road will cal
for Nigorous Pres ecution.
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nen Re,resentatlves.

The J w Butler Paper company 90
Chicago. has issued an announcement
to the Cairo trade that they have So
cured the services Of r. ". Weeks -
represent them in Southern Illinois
Mr. Weeks succeeds the late Fred i.
w. Taylor. whose sudden death a
Centralia several weeks ago cause
great sorrow TO his friends in South
Tern Illinois.
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Merry Maidens Aid.

The Merry Maidens Aid of the
Calvery Baptist church will hold a
business meeting Friday afternoon az
g. 50 o'clock. All members OF the All
are requested to be present to arrange
for a Halloween party to be given
at the residence of Rev. and Mrs. J. G..
Graham on sixteenth street.
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Gilbert Block. Eighth IT.

Thirteenth street as reported hut a
negrtss On Eighteenth street When
Sergeant Cowell set there beth the
woman ana the man were laughing
about the matter claiming they had
been skylarhin. The woman had a
bad enough cut on the throat to re-
Quire several stitches.
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CITY NEWS IN BRIEF
The Alexander Club.

81 interesting meeting was te q
last night by the Alexander c,uh
Nearly eighty members were present
lpG the several matters subm tie by
n. Trard we're discussed AZ length
AMI iasscI upon. The bylaws were
net changed aud the proposed changes
I'm r.olicy we're left 10 the BOARD To de-
ei4e rpon.
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pearson.A After Wedding.

A quiet, but happy wedding was Gel
ebrated last evening at Mounds when
Mr.. Bailey H. AFTER of Cairo, and Miss
Cora Lee Pearson of Mounds, were
united in marriage at the residence Of
the brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Geo
Pearson on Blanche avenue
The ceremony was performed at
$50 o'clock in the presence of the
relatives and a few friends OF the
couple
The bride. who is most attractive
young girl, wore her travelling costume
of blue cloth
Mr. and Mrs AFTER came TO Cairo
after the ceremony and will reside for
the present with the bridegroom's par
ents, MIR. and Mrs. Charles F. AFTER
OF 900 Walnut street Later they ex-
pect to take an extended wedding jour
ney to California
The bride is a young girl OF unusual
mental attainments and business abil-
ity in addition possessing many per
sonal charms. For four years she was
news agent at Mounds for St. Louis,
Memphis and Cairo newspapers and
afterward acted as newspaper CORE
spondent for Cairo newspapers. Last
year she taught school and proved
very efficient also in this line Of
work. Mr.. AFTER is to be congratulate
upon having won a most practical and
capable young woman for his wife.
Mr. After is one of Cairo's most en-
ergetic and most highly esteemed
young men. He started out in bust
ness life when a mere boy and later
fitted himself for the position of tele-
graph operator, acting as the Bulle.
tins operator in taking Associate
Press reports. Afterward he took 4
position as railroad operator. He at
present is DAY operator at the Central
Union Station.
The bridegroom is a genial and pop.
ular young man and his hosts Of
friends will wish him and his bride all
happiness tn their nov estate Of marti-
mour.
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Married in Cairo.

The marriage OF Mr.. owen 7. Rog'
ers of Dexter Mo, and Mrs. Lidonla
Nye Buckley of Mt Vernon Ind, was
solemnized yesterday afternoon at go
o'clock at the Presbyterian manse' the
Rev. A. S. Buchanan officiating.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-09-23

The Vomsn who vas said n have
had her throat cut by a man Monday
uizht uss not q -nite woman q
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-09-23

position in the office Of the X G.
Dun company. of which Mr.. Pryor Is
manager, will be in charge OF the Of
fee during Mr. Pryor's absence,