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The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1909-04-29
BIG EXPOSITION PLANNED

A movement is on foot to hold a
great exposition in Boston in 1920,
to commemorate the landing of the
Pilgrims three hundred years ago,
the settlement of New England as
well as the beginning of the American
nation itself. The announcement is
made to the world at this early date
in order that adequate preparation
can be made by America and the
otLer great nations to make it a
success. A committee of one hundred
will be chosen soon and subdivided to
make plans for the great event.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1909-04-29
IN MEMORIAn

Harmon Metcalf our friend and bro
Their passed away April 20, 1909. He
was young man called away in the
prime of his youth. He was man
loved by all who knew him. He was
always faithful to his duties and
Christ abiding. His life was admired
by all his associates.
We, the members of the Union Lit
erary Society of Berea College. ex-
tend our deepest sympathy to the
bereaved relatives and friends.
Signed
c. B. Anderson.
John Henry.
Robert Spence.
Committee.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1909-04-29
TAYLOR AND FINLEY PARDoNED

In issuing free pardons Ex Gov Taylor Charles Finley
the others charged with the Goebe conspiracy Wilson
probably done the useful of his of years
the Shiny trail Of the Goebe has been all Kentucky
of both parties and has done ncscusbe harm
whole people of the Reason and decent political
have been uppnted by prejudice and batred and will
for the state The first step towards that
recovery the removing of the disturbing
against leading Repubicansrom the field of This
begun with the pardon Of Powers and Howard and
g complete When the other have been dropped will be finish
ed and the establish its politics basis
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1909-04-29
TREASURER'S REPORT

Quarterly report OF Treasurer of
Berea at close of business March 81,
1909.
Cash on hand last report, Dec.
81, 1908. 1852
Fines reed. from Police Judge 1915
l.. g. N. r. X. franchise tax
1908. 44.4S
Tax collection 1905 $685.
Receipts for peddlers license 1.50
Receipts for material sold 500
Total received $159.40
Disbursements:
Paid for services equalization
board 1900
Total cost of labor on street 117.42
Cash on hand March 81 29.9S
s159.4O
]. w. Stephens, Treas.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1909-04-29
OF INTEREST TO FARMERS
Hon. M. G. Rankin, Ky. Commission.
er of Agriculture, Will Speak in
Berea Friday Morning.

Hon. Nj. c. Rankin is to visit Berea
on Friday of this week which Is the
SOth Of April and will speak at the
Chapel hour. 1925 a. m. 1t is hoped
that all the citizens and farmers for
several miles around will take this
opportunity to hear Mr.. Rankin. Ger
tainly this is the time of year when
Agriculture ought to be put to the
front
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1909-04-29
NEWS OF THE WEEK
Price Of Wheat Going Down.-Spec-
ulator May BE Ruined.-Turkish
Revolt Complete, New Sultan Pro-
claimed.

WHEAT GOES DOWN:-Mr. Patten
who tried to corner wheat, has lost
IL is not yet certain how much money
he will lose, but he will lose some
thing He found that the job of buy
ing all the wheat in sight was too
much for him and he had to buy so
much at the high price he had caused
that he is likely to be ruined. Patten
has gone to New Mexico. and the
price OF wheat has gone back
pretty nearly to where II belongs.
The price of flour is dropping twenty
cents at time. and will soon be nor
NAL, too. The price OF bread is back
where II belongs. But the trouble
that one man made shows how far
from perfect our business machinery
and our laws are.
A NEW SULTAN-A:The Turkish
revolt is complete. The Young Turks
have won complete control at Con-
stantinopole. and have deposed the
old Sultan. They won without q
shot, even Abdul Hands own sol
diers deserving him. The parliament.
which had been dispersed by the
counter-revolution was convened. and
the Sultan placed on trial before IL
on the charge OF causing a rebellion
against the Constitution. He was SEN
fenced TO be deposed, and his brother.
Mehemmed Rechad Effendi, has been
proclaimed Sultan. under the name OF
Mehemmed v. Meanwhile the bea-
ten party has taken TO the country
and is trying TO gather an army 10
rescue the old Sultan. The massa-
ores OF the Christians are going on
and II is calculated that nearly
twenty thousand have been killed.
ICE JAM BRoKEN:-The ice jam
az Niagra Falls, which had become
very serious, has been broken by
using heavy charges of dynamite.
TORNADO IN CLEVELAND
Seven persona dead. scores injured,
and hundreds of thousands OF dollars
worth damage was the result OF a
small tornado which passed thru the
northern part OF Ohio. Wednesday of
last week. Tic storm started in Indi-
ana and by the time II reached Cleve-
lond, the wind had acquired a velocity
OF 66 miles.
STODDARD DEAD:-Chas. Warren
Stoddard, the author. died In Califor-
MIA last week at the age of s..
KIDNAPPING MYSTERY CLEARED
-Broughten Brandenburg. the writer,
for whom the police all over the coun
try have been searching and who
forfeited his bail In New York where
he was under indictment in connectio
with the so-called Cleveland letter,
has been taken into custody in San
Francisco With him was his step
son, the little CGbanne child, whom
Il was thought had been kidnapped
from his grandmother's home in 81.
Louis.
BOYLE TRIES SUICIDE:-T
authorities of the Mercer Co., Pa.
Jail are having trouble with Kidnaper
Boyle. He failed in an attempt at
suicide. The came night an effort
was made to liberate him. II failed
only because he had been taken TO
the Jail hospital to recover from the
effects OF the drug taken that morn
ing
BOMB EXPLoDEs IN CATHEDRALa
A bomb exploding in the famous
old st. Louis Cathredal in New Or
leans resulted In about $1,000 damage.
No lives were lost.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1909-04-29
Johnny's Progress.

Johnny is taking a good deal OF In
terest in his studies these days." said
Mrs. Lapsling. They've taken up
physics now. and once a week the
class lie allowed 10 spend an hoax
in the chemical lavatory."
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1909-04-29

controversy. am absolutely sure that
Gov. William S. Taylor had no part
in nor thought of the murder OF VIII
liam Gnebel"
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1909-04-29
Uncle Ezra SAYS:

"Ef you can't git up the ladder Of
success on your own feet, don't grab
the cut-tails of the Teller ahead as q
last resort"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-09-18
LEWIS HAS A
GOOD BUNCH
COMPETITION ron BOTH LINE
AND aAcK POSITIONS ON
BROADWAY ElEvENe.

Thursday afternoon Coach LOWS
H. pigskin ehassrs were givon n
taste Of light aerimmage work. The
regular practice work will NOS begin
until the padded suits arrive from
San Francisco. NJ tho coach does
not want TO take a chance Of put.
ting anyone out for the season.
The teams are out regularly. but
The mon are changed around 70
often that Il IL impossible 10 tell
who ia meant for The first team.
burt. Smith. Griffin and Duah
are all showing up sell 10 thS line
and win make the older man hus.
tie for their places. Kerr and
Burke. Last years. endn. have been
shifted 10 the back field and are
showing up we'll Mcmahon has
boon put on right end ard IL AZ
homo az tho position. Mckay, at
guard. II making things hum on the
line. as be IL much faster than last
year.
Van Dyke n playing center like a
veteran. but he n handicapped By
lack OF beef Tim Burke has been
playing quarter tho lKnt few days.
and although his regular position IN
BALI back. he handles the bali like
d EefnFmu Eases. "a N..faas f~t..A <...s
II half and IL making good. Captain
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-09-18

Reurnan Is the Los Angeles Ath-
letie club boxer who helped make
things interesting N the finals Of
the amateur tournament at the ex-
position Thursday night.
He has the reputation OF being the
best amateur middieweight In the
country. and there is more class to
his style OF fighting than Ia owned
by most professionals In his III.
vision. He annexed additional
honors Thursday night by getting
the decision over Burke Of vancou-
YER, who has a whole lot Of class
and ability TO take punishment him
self.
Reuman has a habit OF winning
By the knockout route One OF his
recent feats was to knock ont four
men Ia five rounds. He is Hight
heavyweight and mlddleweight
champion OF the Coast. When he
isn't busy adding 10 his collection
OF medals won b. boxing, be occa.
sionaIly gathers in pool tourna.
pent prizes. He Is a pupil OF DE
Witt Van Court. the veteran boxing
Instructor who has taught many of
the topnoteher8 In the professional
and amateur boxing ranks.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-09-18
BIC LEAGUE TEAMS
COMING THE SHEKELS

NEW YORK. Sept. 17.--As an In.
dication of the interest that has
been taken I'm baseball this year,
an authority has complied the fol
lowing list OF the estimated profits
Of the 10 major league clubs for
this season, basing the figures on
the attendance 10 date:
Pittsburg, $4,000: Chicago
Cubs. $3.50. 900; New York Nation.
ais, $4,000: Cincinnati, $40 900 !.
PHILADELPHIA Nationals. $50 900; st.
Louis Nationals. SIS, 1000; Brook.
lyns, $4,000; Boston Nationals,
10000; Detroit Americans. 5000 ].
900; Athletics. 100000; Boston
Americans. $3.50 goo; New York
Americans. 100000; Cleveland, 40.
900; White sox. 10000: 81. Louis
Browns. $4,000: Washington,
$4,000.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-09-18
DR.. LYNCH At
REMNANT POLE
Seattle Explorer Says He
Has II Cinched--Com-
mander Red Brown OF
Spokane Bitterly Dis
putes Him.
BULLETIN.
(By Northwestern League
Wlreless.l

BATTLE HARBoR. via Pennant
island. Sept iS.-pr. Mike Lynch.
one OF the two principal figures IN
the great pennaat pole controversy.
made a statement to-day 10 The
Star correspondent. 10 the effect
that he had esq items on proof that
he would get the pole honors,
Commander Red Brown replied AZ
once. saying that while he only &C
knowiedsed having ssT Items. he
was holding back something. prob
ably concealed mp his sleeve. that
would put a different iight on the
subject before October 8.
The dispute over tho pennant pole
goes on ioyously with some acri-
mony. Aerimony Is a sood wood
60 use because Il Is hard 10 under.
stand and Il also suggests In It's
last two syllableS the stuff that
Commander Brown will lose n Or.
Mike gets to the big stick first
A mur1nur was heard from Port
land today. II came by wireless
via the Shetland Islands. and
sounded like ensign Pearl Casey
talking under vinegar barrel
II claim the pannant pole said
Ensign Casey. but DO made about
a. much noise as an egg thrown
against q hay stack.
Commander Brown threw hunk
OF CONSERVATION into Lynch's camp
when he announced that Eskimo
Harry Rush. who deserted Mikes
exploration party some months ago
and il now with Commander Brown.
had given out an authentic inter.
view In which be said that be know
. man who doesn't believe Mike
can get the pole.
In the meantime pF. Lynch is fly
ting with ali sails set on his staunch
crafr. the 'Frisk. Bennett" and SAYS
with some warmth that he'll Delay
hts mixxsn mast Il they can stop
him this side Of the pennnnt pole.
He has two poles aboard as ballast
On the other hand Peter Uffer-
suffer. who drives a wagon for the
City Ice and Cold Storage company
and knows all about the frozen edl.
BILE. declares that Or. Mike Ia going
20 be showed under the latter part
OF the month.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-09-18

pITTSBURG. Pa. Sept is.~
Forbes field. the most complete and
finest base ball stadium IN tho
world. wiil ny tins national league
bunting for 1899"
This. az least. u the ciaisn being
made By logai doprafeFs for Manager
fred C. Clarke and his band Of
doughty Pirates. and the experts are
advancing arguments 70 support the
claim.
with the entire roster of the Pitts
burg team going like a house afire.
the experts think that this load will
prove sufficient To prevent Manager
Chance and hts Cubs from winning
their fourth successive pennant. and
thereby hanging up a ncw worlds
record.
clarks's pitchers are going a, a
better clip than AT any time this sea
son. the team is hitting we'll. and
Wagner. Leach and Clarke. the
backbone of the Pirate team. are
travelling "a fast as they ever did.
with no sign OF a let up.
There IL no doubt that Cisfks's
pitchers are going Just a little BIZ
better than those Of any other team
In the league.
Willis. camnltx. Maddox. LIefield
and Adams can each b. depended
upon 20 win the majority OF the
games IN which they start. and al
though the lnfield. with the sxcep.
ton Of Wagner. IL composed entire
| iy Of youngsters, II haa proven a
veritable stone wall.
The team IL leading the league
IN hitting and base running. the in
side work IN excellent and unless
the team experiences a decided
slump NJ this critical stage OF the
game. the fans ..cI are confident
Manager Clarke will land hia fourth
pennant for the Smoky City. All
Pittsburg is roofing for Detroit to
Y n the American league champion
ship in case tho Pirates annex the
National league pennant. They
want to compare the merits OF Ty.
rus Cobb. the sensational base run.
ner and slugger OF the Tigers, with
those OF Hans Wagner. who for a
number Of years has led the Ma.
tionai league IN batting.
The Detroit fans contend that the
sensational Georgian Is fully the
equal OF the Flying Dutchman" IN
base running. batting and fielding
but the Pittsburgers are skeptical
and want TO be shown. According.
W. they are pulling for Detroit with
might and main.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-09-18
REVENGE FOR
HUGH JENNINGS
Mullin Had the Best OF
krausc and Detroit Took
Second Game of-the Big
Series.

PHILADELPHIA. Sept. is.-Th~
po,Fol, TIGERS yesterday regainsd
tbs ground they loat Thursday.
whon In a closely contested sAras
they won from the Philadelphia
Athletics By . score 81 5 10 ,.
Whaling 20 add 70 the advantage
that be gained Thursday. Manager
slack sent In KrsaAe. tho most con
aiatant winner among his pitchers.
20 put another alma In tho Detroit
Tigers pennsnt aspirations.
Manager Hughey Jennings relied
on Mnliln, who has been hla main.
stay Ia The Dor this season. Tho
blg twirier ~an In magnificent form
and held tho hAFd.hittlmg Athletics
to seven scattered hita
The champions were ehie 20 Land
on Kfauss'a offering Mt opportune
tinem.
Long before tho gates ~ shlbe
Park we're open. n line containing
thousands Of enthusiastic fana
we're clamoring for admission.
,,round rules we're IN force and
special detail Of police waa nee.
esaAry In Keeping the crowd from
encroaching upon cosb'a fielding
force.
n. u. r..
Detroit ...... 80. ...b
Phiiadsiphla -. ....s z 2
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-09-18
HAS REMNANT:
CHICAGO IS OUT OF 1T
Two Trouncings at Hands
of New York Marked
End of Cubs Champion
ship Aspirations.

CHICAGO. Sept. is.--when the
New York Giants again trounccd
the Cubs on the homo grounds yes
terday afternoon. and the returns
% another Pittsourg victory at
brooklyn came tn. tho hopea Of
Frank Chance for q three time pen
nant winner went giImmerinK
Chance may not say 90. but IT'S
odds OF 20 10 / Chicago wttl never
finish ahead Of the Pirates. and the
Cub captain knows II an well as
any one.
After yesterdays defeat the two
time champs dropped 10 seven and
a half games Ia the rear Of Fred
CIarke's fast going Pirates.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-09-18

A whisper IL in the air that pos
nibiy a fourth matter may be dis
cussed. and that Is the running OF q
second 2s-hour endurance race al
The Meadows IN the very near fu
suro. whether dealers and owners
viii respond to this an eagerly a.
the general public remains 10 be
seen, but II n certain that Il would
meet with popular acclaim
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-09-18

BY iudlcious management and
sklllfni advertising. II IN expected
10 get many more entries than was
the case this year. aud that IL one
Of the reasons why the COMMITTEES
should be appointed Of once, no tina,
II mny have plenty Of time 10 get
the race thoroughly IN shape.
Another matter which VIII come
up before the meeting IL tho cues
ton Of an automobile show 70 be
held IN Seattle annually. II 10 be
lieved that such a show would DO
more good for the trade than any
other one thing. aud the meeting IL
expected 20 be enthusiastic over H.
sun a third question WI be
preached. and that win be whether
the race meeting which has Just
been 20 successfully brought off 81
Tho Meadows shall DO made an an.
nuai affair or not There are many
who are In favor OF this and doubt
less when II comes TO the vote the
ayes win have Il.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-09-18
COLTS PLAY
LOOSE BALL
Portland Jugglers Make
Seven Errors and Allow
Seattle TO Make Eight
Runs.

PORTLAND. OSo.. Sept Is
Lefty Miller waa lnxineible here
yesterday and easily beid cascy's
bunch 20 one run whii. tho Turks
piled Up eight tailiea- The locals
maased up seven chances. which.
coupled with swais By Pug Bennett
~ al. won the game for Seattle.
The score:
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-09-18
To WhOmIt MAY Concern

TAKE NOTICE:
That all Suits remaining unpaid
and uncallsd for In the tailoring
department Of the Fogel Clothing
Co, 1910 First ave. between Mad.
ison and Spring gts.. In the city OF
Seattle. after G O'Clock Friday, Sep
tember "a. Will be sold 70 the high.
est bidder at public auction, gatur.
day evening, September 25. between
the hours OF 7 and 10 o'clock, at
the store rooms Of the said FogeI
Clothing Co, 1910 First ave, and
oil moneys paid as deposits on said
Suits declared forfeited, according
10 the law In such case made and
provided. FOGEL CLOTHING co.
Dated Sept. II, 1908.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-09-18
AUTOMOBILES
To FORM CLUB
M. Robert Guggenheim
Sends Out a Call for a
Meeting Of Enthusiasts
i'm Seattle.

81. Robert 0uggenheim has ad
dressed n letter 20 all the automo-
bile manufacturer, dealers and
agents In the city. asking them 20
meet him IN his office. 707 Lowman
building. ON Monday afternoon. the
goth inst.. AT Z O'Clock. Tho objsct
OF the meeting. A. Mr.. Ouggenhelm
explains IN his letter. IN 20 get To-
gether those who are interested In
antomoblllsm la the Northwest.
with a view 10 forming permanent
organization TO handle the sport tn
nn adequate manner here.
One Of The first propositions 20
come up before the meeting IL 70
form 4 permanent committee 20
look after the annual New York.to-
Seattle race for ths 0nggenheim
cup. II Is proposed 20 make this
the greatest long distance race OF
the year and tho greatest endurance
test held annually IN America.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-09-18

MENDiNoToN's BROKEN
Da0MIEEa

The sweeping assertion that they
mend everything but broken prom.
ises, crockery and glassware IL Jus.
tlhed. Furniture. trunks, side sad.
dies. baby carriages. leather goods.
household articles. 1916 S.;,th nv.
Phone Ind. 1895.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-09-18

Pneumonia. coughs. sors throat.
and all lung trouble. Leary's Corn-
pound cures. All druggists.
NJ lffs, ."
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-09-18

A. Philadelphia. 3. Detroit. S.
AZ New York, 10; Cleveland, o.
At Washington, 10. 81. Louis. 1.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-09-18

Bill Lewis IL punting the oval In
real mlGneaaon form.
Bubbios Wilson. II IL said. has
weakened hls ankles carrying
around 10 much weight and ia ser.
iously considering taking Turkish
baths to reduce It. Ito spent the
summer In q surveying party ns
levenman. and the way be put on
weight shows what snap be had.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-09-18

mmary=-Ffrmrk ont--ny Miller.
2 BY rinnancs, q Bases on taiis--
crorker. Caption. Thras-base hits--
Bennett sac<ffica hits Dehnett
Lynch :. Miller. nrsen. Pihnanca.
Stolen basos Akin, uennstt. Shea
Miller. Massey. Wild pifch---Mii Her.
~ Baker. 4 Base hits--Of Pin
nance q. runs. :. eft Baker. hita I.
Time hour. 90 minutes. Umpire
-.-caruthsrs.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-09-18
NATIoNAL LEAGuE.


A. Pittshurg. 6. brooklyn. I.
At Chicago. /. New York. 4.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-09-18

A. Tacoma. 8; Aberdeen. 4.
Al Spokane 4. Vancouver. 9.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-10-04
COLLECTED$279.4O
Tag Day" For cfildren's Home
Brought Generous Contributions
From People OF Cairo.

Tag Day Saturday did not yield
quite as much for the Cairo Chill,
dren's Home as ias, year, but the
contributions were very generous and
the board of managers are grateful
to the public and to the young ladies'
who acted as "taggers.' The total
sum received was S2T9.40, and it is
expected that some contributions will
yet come in that will swell the sum
to SEQ. This was about the sum col
,ectel lest year.
The young lady VINO received the
largest sum was Miss Tillie Zanone,
who tagged" to the amount of
&5792.
The committee composed Of Misses
Nadia Lewis, Mona Perrault, Louise
Berry and Ruth yesterday collected
$82.O9
All the others did remarkably well
and have cause to feel well pleased
with their good work.
One donation of meal was received.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-10-04

liinosans Fined and Some of Them
Sent to Jail For Killing Birds
Out of Season.

Springfield, H., Oc;. 3.-Following
is list Of prosecutions by the game
department OF the state since the last
report;
For violation Of Sec, /: Otto
Weirmeirster. Downer's Grove, fined
$40 and costs,
For violation of Sec 8; John
5mard, Frank Miele, Brunny Bruno,
Otto Schultz and John Morzono, all
Ct Chicago Peter Schwartz, Aurora
Eugene Molaschit, Joliet; Augu st
Martin, Springfeld; William Nordolf,
Riverdale; Louis Bess, Pullman; each
fined S. and costs,
For violation of Sec s. Bech Mo
lesti ana Rosi lie Pascuale, Chicago
Chas, Beckmeier Clearing; Thomas
Barrett, Summit; each fined $25 and
costs.
For violation OF Sec. Is: Orion
Crone, Dawson; Mary Harris, Dana
Ind; Orerto Leued, Joliet John Cas-
|sado, Mark; Mike Kair, Elgin; p. l.
Carapanos, Elgin; Jos. Mamacalli
Coleman; Mike Naire Geneva; Frank
Barrako, Chicago; each fined s25 and
costs.
The following were fined $25 and
costs and sent to jail: Jonas Mantle
August Mantle and Jonas Caresu
IrianuX, all of 2awnee.
J. A, WHEELER,
State Game Commissioner.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-10-04

NEWS FROM OUR NEIGHBoRs


city Saturday.
Miss Marie Fischer of Mounds was
here Saturday on shopping tour.
Mrs. e. Boyd and daughter Miss
Minnie, were Cairo visitors Saturday
Mrs. VIM. Wilson was the guests
Of friends at Mounds Saturday.
Mr.. Ned Aisthorpe of Cairo was III
the city Saturday on business.
Mr., and Mrs. Ed Fair who have
been the guests of the formers sis
ter, Mrs. L. d. Stophlet and family
went to Cairo Saturday where they
will visit his sister Mrs Kate Mol
and daughters.
Floyd yesterday played at the Coun-
try Club Saturday evening
F. j. Kuny left Saturday for St.
cuts where he will transact business.
Roy Cornell went to Chicago Sat
urday where he will visit relatives.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-10-04
MOUND CITY.
October 3.

l.. A. Pace of Holloway Ky, was in
town on business Saturday
Miss Olive Waters of Mounds was
in the city Saturday accompanying
her sister. Miss Lora, who was en-
route to Metropolis.
d. Hogan, Sr., Of Danville, is in the
city on business.
Mr.. Chas, Schiller, who with his
wife was to have left Saturday for
Chicago received notice to be in st.
Louis Tuesday for the purpose of TAX
ing an examination for a position in
the sub-treasury in that city and he
left Sunday for that place.
Misses Alma and Matte Walton OF
Holloway, KY, were shopping in the