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Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1909-09-16
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The Florida agriculturist., 1909-03-01

From Massachusetts to Florida, Texas and
California it has given the best results for home
use and shipping.
19O9-We are delighted with the seeds we got
from you last year ALEXANDER'S WAT
SON Melon especially, is all that you claim for
SNAKE is the best we ever grew; we ripened
both nicely up here last season.. R. L."
For over third of a century we have sold
factory and growing demand everywhere for
our Strictly Pure, Select Melon Seeds which
We have given especial attention during these
popular varieties. Among them, our WAT
SON Melon now ranks first in our estimation,
and with our many customers as shown by their
letters from every State. If you would like to
test it, shall be pleased to send, free on re-
quest, sample packet and catalogue.
Established 1879
Box 66 AUGUSTA, GEORGIA
The Florida agriculturist., 1909-03-01
A "Get Rich Quick" Scheme.

Mr.. M. w. Ulmer, who is a natural
born financier, finds that in no enterprise
in which he can engage can he realize
better results than from the culture of
cane and the manufacture of syrup. He
says it beats cotton growing far and
away, and he knows, for he has tried
both. Here is what he did on one acre
this year: He made sc barrels of syrup,
33 gallons to the barrel, making a total
of 1888. At so cents gallon, which is
a low estimate, this would make $594.00
off of one acre alone.
For a money making investment we
would join Mr.. Ulmer in commencing
syrup as the most profitable Clearwater
Press.
The Florida agriculturist., 1909-03-01

growing local market for all products of
the soil, as we'll as live stock, poultry
and all that comes from the farming in
dustry. The Jacksonville Board of Trade
has membership of over 600 of the lead
ing citizens of Jacksonville, and owns it's
own splendid building and auditorium
Fullest information will be given anyone
desiring a further knowledge of this city
and State, if they will address H. II.
Richardson, Secretary of the Jacksonville
Board of Trade, Department. A,
The Florida agriculturist., 1909-03-01

The Sanford Herald tells of two celery
growers, who raising crop together, ex-
pected to load four cars last week from
which they would realize $4,000 for the
first week. Some of the growers will not
begin cutting until the latter part of this
month and many of the largest growers
will be shipping celery we'll into April,
the Herald says.
The Florida agriculturist., 1909-03-01
A New Watermelon
"ALEXANDER WATSONW

Pronounced by Those WHO KNOW THE BEST
Combination Melon Introduced in Many Years
We Offer Only Richmond and Columbia County
Georgia Grown Seed
Selected From TRUE TYPE Melons Grown
ONLY for the SEED,
The Florida agriculturist., 1909-03-01

Gary, a lively little town situated in
a fertile farming district near Tampa,
has shipped seventy carloads of celery,
of an aggregate value of over $3l 900,
this season.
The Florida agriculturist., 1909-03-01

to the condition of the vegetable crops.
In one day recently Arch Creek and
Homestead, there were twenty full cars
of vegetables and grapefruit sent to the
Northern markets.
The Florida agriculturist., 1909-03-01

From the Homestead country there
comes the most encouraging reports, as
, 1909-04-10
BekendtgOr2lse.

nA 2dct og 3die MedIeln of kolonlalroadet
for Fredoriksteds Jurisdictions LanddIs-
tT.kts Valgkreds de Herrer LUNNEH 90
BLACKWOOD efter LodtImkuing udtr@de
at Raadet, vii ifolge Guvelnementets Be-
stemmelse, Vnlg til Raadot al 2 Aiedlemmer
fnde Sted pan Frederiksteds Tingsted
IIRSD1 GIN den 20da d8.
Valghandlingeu b%egynder ~. EttsrWjd-
daq og vii Henhold til koIouialloyons 5 80
blive sluttet tidIjgSt NJ
I Henhold til Acknowledgements af Is
November 1906 l og ? sknIle kandid"t-
or for at komme / Betragtning we'd FNI8et
onmeldes of en- af Yalgkredsens Velgere
(elIer seIve onmelde sig) som kandldater
enten we'd skriftIig af Anmelderon u der
skreven Anmeldelse algivrn til NaI9bestyreI-
sens Formand paa hans Enbedskontor sen
est linden XII Fin. FRED1G den Is ~
eller we'd Anmeldorens personIige Mode for
Valgbestyrelsen / Valglokalet mellem RL.
s 0 q Fin. LNRD1G den n a. N.
ValgbestyreIsen for Frede iksteds jurls-
diktjons Landdistrikts Val8kreds St. Cro!x
d. April 1909.
ANEL OLSEN.
FOfYna2td,
, 1909-04-10
publication.

THE 2nd Member of the Colonial Council
for the Town Of Frederiksted Mr.. X. &.
HIGGINS having vacated his seat by the
drawing Of lots an election Of Il member to
the Council Will according to orders from
Government take place at the Court House
in F~rederikstcd, HONDIl tile I9th inst.
The polling will at | o'cSocb
p.n1. and Will in accordance with 5 30 of the
Colonial Law close at the cotliest ! O'ctofh.
Pursuant to Publication Of Is Novem-
Der 1906 s l and ,, candidates III order
10 be considered at the Election, shall
be announced by one Of the electors OF the
Electoral district (or announce themselves)
rs candidates either by Il written announce
ment signed by the announcer and sent to
the Chairman Of the Electoral Board at his
official office not later than o'cloch 2. NJ.
THU RSDII tie IjM inst. or by Hs6 per
8oual meeting Of the announcer before the
Electoral Board at the place where the
Election is tobehoid between 3 0"d / o'clocH
,. m. ERIDII The Hh inst.
The Electoral Board for the town Of
Froderikstcd, St. Croix, 3 April 9
ANEL OLSEN
Chairman.
, 1909-04-10
alton,
IN utilization.

EHE 2nd and 3rd Members Of the Colonial
Council for the Country District Of the
Jurisdiction Of Frederiksted Messrs. LUN-
NEY and BLACK WOOD having vacated
Their seats by the drawing Of lots an election
of two members to the Council will accord
inc to orders from Government take place
at the Court House in Frcderlksted TUES
D.4Yth goth inst.
The polling will commence ut I o'c(oc|
p.nl. and will in accordance with s 30 Of the
Colonial Law close at The eJrfieSt at 1 O'Clock.
Pursuant to publication Of 18th November
1906 / and ,, candidates in order to be
considered at the Election shall be an
nounceI by one Of the electors of the Eleo-
toral District Cor announce themselyes) as
candidates either by a written announce
ment signed by the announcer and sent to
the Chairman of the Electoral Board at his
Official Office not later than O'Clock p. ~,
FRIDI the 10Th inst. OF by the person,
meeting Of the announcer before the tle
toral Board at the place where the election
is to be held between 3 and 4 o'cloef p. n.
on ST. IIRD4Y the 18th inst.
The Electoral Board for the Country Dis
trict of the Jurisdiction Of Frederlksted, Bro
April 1909.
AXEL OLSEN.
Chairman.
, 1909-04-10

@WING to the retirement Of the Bird
w. ana 4th Member for the Elective Dis
trict of the Country Jurisdiction Of
Chrjstiansted Messrs r. W. SkEONH and
e. f.. SVITZER from the Colonial Council,
M election If two Members viii according
to order from Government be held at the
Court House in Christiansted on TUES
DAY the Doth inst:
The Polling Will at Ia O'Clock
noon and in accordance with : 80 OF the
Colonial Law close at the earliest at 3 o'clock
p. IN.
Pursuant to PubIicotion Of 18th Of
November 1906 5 s l and 2, candidates, IN
order to be considered at the election, shall
be announced by one Of the electors OF the
Electoral District cor announce themselvcs)
as candidates, either by a written announeo-
ment signed by the announcer and sent to
the Chairman Of the Electoral Board at his
Official office not later than ( O'Clock p m.
FRIDAY the 18th prox or by the personal
meeting of the announcer before the
Electoral Board at the place where TIE
election is to be held between 3 and o'clock
y. NJ. SATURDAY the 18th proX.
The Elective Board fir the County Jurls-
dictiou of C~hristianstod, St. CroiX the 9th
April 1909,
SEGELCkE.
uctg.
, 1909-04-10
Bekj2nGtgjor else.

TX 1sto og 3die McdIem of Christiansteds
Bvs o8 Forst0dens YuIgErods D'Herrer
JORGEN NIELSEN og Nj. PRETTO I'D
tlmder af Colonialroadet, vii itoi9e Gou-
vernementets Bostemmolse Ynlg at , Med
Icmmer tndo Sted paa Christjansteds JuIis-
diktions Tingsted MANDAGEN den 10 DIS.
Valgbandlin9eu begyndor midday III. y
og vii i Hcuhold til ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 30 bliye
sIuttet tidIigst HI 3 Efterm.
[ Heuhold til BekendtgoreIse nj l5de
November 1906 S s l og ? ~kulle Kandido-
ter for at komme j Betragtning we'd Valget
anmoldes ot en- at Nulgkredseus Naelgere
ColIer scly onmelde sig) enten we'd skrlftlig
nj Anme)deren underskreyen Anmeldelsa
afgiyen til Valgbestyrelsons Formond paa
hars Embedskoutor sonest indcn Is. 1 EN-.
TORSDAGEN den lode Dis. elIcr we'd An
melderens personligo Mode for N~algbesty-
relsen i Valglokalet mellon III. 3 o8 1 EN-.
FREDAGEN den lode ds.
Valgbestyrelsen for Christjansteds BY %
Forst@ders Ynlskreds, ST, CrolX, den Ste
April 1908.
SEGELGKE
est.
, 1909-04-10
/ ekendtsoxelse,

ia 2det Medlem al Kolonialraadot fer
81 Frederiksteds Bys Yalgkreds Herr r. e.,
HIGGINS eftor Lodtr@kning udtroder nj
Raadet, vii ifolge Guvernementets Bestem-
melso Nalg til Raadet af l Medlem tinde
SDed pau frederlksteds IingstedNIND1G
den Igle is.
Vaghardlingen begynder III |. Etter-
mjddog o4 vii Henhold til koloniallovens
s 30 bliye Siuttet tidligSt ~. 4.
l HenLo!d til BeLendt gorelse of 15de
November ly06 IS l og 2 skulle Kandidater
for at kcmmc i Betlagtning we'd Yal9et an
meIde~ af "a af Valekredsens N@lgere
teller sely aumfelde sig) som Kandidater
enten we'd shriftlig, af Anmelderen under
skreycu Aumeldelse afgiven til Yalgbesly-
, 1909-04-10
Deken1 seoge1Se ?.

va A 3die og 4de Medlem at ChlistMnsteds
&@ Jmiediktions Lunddistrkts FaIgkreJs
D'Herrer R.N. SKEOGH o2 ZEE. SNIlZER
ud.reeder af Co,onialraalet vii ifolge Cow
elnemcntots Hcstemmelse Nalg nj 2 Medlem-
mger Gude Sted paa Christianstei Jarisdlk-
lions Ting~ted TIRSDAGEN den code DIS.
Y~alghaudiingen b~egynder lLidda9 III Il
OK vii HenhoId til CoIonlaIloyel s 20 Ohyo
eIuttot tidIigst Xxi 3 Eftmdg.
! HenhoId til Bekeedt4orelse l5lo Nov
omber 1906 ~ o. ? @knIle handidoter for
at komme Brogtning we'd Yalget anmeldes
of en- at Ealshredseus Nte.gere (eIler SEW
anuoldo sj9) som Kandidoter enten We'd
sk.iftiig, at Aumo!dereu underskreyen An
meldelso afgIven Til YolSbcstyrel5ens For
mand poa hans Embedsloutor sonest linden
Xxi 3 Eflmdg. FREDAGEN den l6do Is.
elIer we'd Anmeldorens personligo Mole for
ValgbcstyroIsen j VolglokuIot mellon Isl
3 og 4 Eftmdg. LORDAGEN den Tide daa
VaIgbestyrelse sen for Clristiansteds JurisV
diktious Lauddlstrikts YaI8kreds, st. CroiX,
den Ste April 1909.
SEGELCKE,
pYR
, 1909-04-10

babe his wife an cmotional farewell and the
duadeloupe left. Castro denOunCe8 Eng
lands action as a prohibition Of the rights OF
man, and is f~uriously angry with France, the
United States and President Gomez, and
demands justice to expose the infam3e3
attributed to him. A Paris telegram says
French popular opinion is hostile to him, but
official opinion is friendly. Other adylces
however assert that the French Government
Is considering bis expulsion from Martinique
or permitting him to remain under sar1elj-
larce. The intervention Of the United
States, it is believed, Will be necessary to
prevent anarchy or his accession to the Ven
ezuelan Presidency.
Washington, April 8th-The Ways and
Means Committee have reduced the duty on
cocoon to three cents, but the manufacturers
have resolved TINT this is unsatisfactory and
have asked for its restoration to the free
list or Il reduction t. two cents, with a pro
portionate increase on manufactured pro
ducts. The dnily changes make the pres ut
form of tariff Of no Importance.
london, Apr. 8th Sugar in stock on the
3rd inst was 81, 900 tons. Last year 81 900
tons.
TRIM ad 8th-American orlnoured cruiser
Montana arrived TINS morning.
Trinidad Sth-1ho S. 8. Guadoloupa ar
rived here at seven a. m. with Mrs. Castro
on oard for La Guayra, if not allowed 20
hind there she will proceed to Colon Ez-
President Castro landed at Martinique, hay
ing been informed by the British Consul
there that he would not be permitted to land
at Trinidad.
New York, April 8tb
Flour. B,oujed Clears per bauo' 500
Med, Nludlied, pei barrel $50
, 1909-04-10
Publication.

NWING to the retirement Of the LIST and
3rd Member for Chrlstansted Town and
Suburb Messrs. j. NIELSEN and NJ. PREF
TO from the Colonial Council, an election
Of two Members will according to ORDER
from Government be held at the Court
House in Christiansted on MONDAY the
10Th inst.
The PoIlinS will al L . ellck
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-10-12
GAVE AN EXHIBITION
BIeka and Miller Wrestled For Ten
Minutes at r. A. Club Rooms
thinner Won Match and
Challenges All Corners.

Owing to the small house present
at the r. A. Club rooms last evening
Miller and Bleka did not wrestle but
gave ten minutes exhibition match.
Bleka and Miller are arranging to
meet again in the near future for a
side bet of $3.50. The battle royal
was one of the most interesting ever
presented and afforded the small but
enthusiastic crowd great deal Of
merriment In the six round match
between Seward, the Halliday house
boy and Roy thinner of Omaha, Neb,,
thinner fought cleanly all the way
through the bout while Seward resort.
ed to dirty tactics on several occa-
sions. Seward took the count in the
fourth round, thus ending the match
between the two boxers. thinner
challenges any one in his class to
meet him. He states that he would
like to meet Billy Evans. known to
Cairo sports as Cyclone Billy, for a
purse or side bet.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-10-12
To PRINT COUPONS
CALLING FOR PRICES PAID FOR
WATER BY CONSUMERS OF
CAIRO.
Special Committee of City Council
Met Yesterday to Adopt Plan of
Work as Per Reso-
luton.

A meeting of the special committee
of the city council to consider the sub
iect of water rates in Cairo, was held
afternoon at the office of
Alderman Greaney who is chairman.
The purpose was to take preliminary
steps in the way of securing data re-
garding the rates actually paid by wa
ter consumers in Cairo. To this end
will be printed in the papers
of the city, which water consumers
will be requested to clip, fill out,
sign and forward to some one to be
designated by the committee, showing
the rates they pay for various pur-
poses to be named in the coupon.
This coupon probably will appear in
papers.
Simultaneously with this efforts
will be made to secure statements
rom the five cities named in the
ordinance, as to rates pre-
yailing there, as provided for in the
resolution adopted by the city council.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-10-12
THEY NEVER FAIL
That is What They Say About Them
in Cairo, and 1t Is Therefore,
Reliable.

Another proof, more evidence, Cairo
testimony to swell the long list of 10.
cal people who endorse the old Quaker
remedy, Doans Kidney Pills. Read
this convincing endorsement of that
remarkable preparation:
Mrs. Benjamin Miller, Ais Seventh
street, Cairo. H., says; Il was trou-
bled with kidney complaint all my
life and was unable TO find more than
temporary relief My back ached
constantly, especially at night and
was subject to dizzy spells. The kid
ney secretions also caused me much
annoyance on account of their irregu
larity in passage. Recently when
saw Doan's Kidney Pills advertised, |
obtained box at Paul G.. Schulz and
Sons drug store, and had taken but
a few doses when | felt better My
back steadily grew strong and the
pains were relieved. | am glad to rec
ommend Doan's Kinney Pills to other
kidney sufferers"
For sale by all dealers. Price 50
cents. Foster-Milburn Co, Buffalo,
New York, sole agents FOR the United
States.
Remember the name-Doan's and
take no other,
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-10-12
CUPID ON RAMP ACE.
Marriage License Clerk Busy-Three
Granted Sunday and Four Yes
terday-Two Cairo Couples.

Cupid was on a rampage Sunday,
three out of twn couples getting IL
censes to marry while yesterday four
marriage licenses We're granted, two
to out of town parties and two to
Cairo couples. Those obtaining licen-
SEES Sunday were: Raymond c. Cash
on, q, and Edna L. Knowles, IS, both
of Paducah, Ky. Sidney Knight, q,
and Birdie Russell, %, both of Bar
low, Ky. King Nichols, 90 and Nora
Martin 21 both of Cunningham, Ky.
The licenses granted yesterday were
to Joseph d. Cook, 30, and Donly Nc
Intosh, is, both of Wickliffe, KY, Lou
lis Parmentier, 81 and Alphonsine
Bronquait, 49, both of Ledford, H.,
Gus Johnson, 81. and Augusta Tharp,
q, both of Cairo, and James Banks,
26, and Rosa Brown, %, both OF
Cairo.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-10-12
VIENNA.

Mr. ]. Marion of Mayheld, KY, is a
guest of his brother Ed and family
Mr.. and Mrs. E. Fl. Throgmorton
are in Belleville, Ill, to attend the
meeting of the County Supervisors,
Commissioners and Clerks, he being
clerk of Johnson county.
Mr.. o. ID. Lemons Cd Alton is a
guest of Vienna relatives.
Mr.. j. C. Mackey and son in law
Harry Carter are in Springfield this
week.
Mrs. Mary Chapman and Miss Stei-
la Wallace have returned from a visit
to relatives in Chester,
Mrs. w. Martin has returned to her
home at Alto Pass after a pleasant
visit with her brother W. A. Spann
and children.
Mrs. Madge Oliver and mother-in-
law Mrs. VIM Oliver of Cincinnati ar
rived Friday morning for a week
visit with Mrs, Lib Perkins.
Mrs. |. N. McElroy and children
have returned to their home in Ches-
ter after a visit with their many Wen
ma relatives.
M. w. Chitwood of Stone Fort was
q business visitor here Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Noel Whitehead and
Mrs. Dr.. Brown have returned from
Chicago. where they attended the
meeting of Grand Chapter of o. E. 5.
P. s. Sanders of Harrisburg is here
this week attending to the drug bus
mess for w. C. Simpson while he is
visiting in St, Louis.
Mrs. L. A. Goodwin and baby OF
Lutesvlle, Mo, is guest of her par
ents Mr.. and Mrs. J. B. Gillespie.
Capt. l.. A. Knowles has returned
from an extended trip through the
south,
The football game Saturday be
tweenn the Anna and Vienna high
school boys resulted in victory for the
Anna team, the score being II to O.
The NJ. z. Aid Society will meet
Thursday afternoon with Mrs. Maggie
Simpson.
The Cheerful Workers of the Con
gregational church will meet Wednes,
day afternoon in the church parlors.
Evangelist ]. H. Brooks will begin
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-10-12
DESTROYED BY FIRE
Grocery Store and Home Burned
Partially Insured-Thought Rats
GnaWed Matches in Store.

A frame building on the corner of
Tweuty-ninth and Commercial was
destroyed by fire yesterday morning,
the fire starting about 3 o'clock and
gaining Roadway until the fire depart
ment arrived on the scene. The de-
partment had three lines of hose on
the building in short order and with
good pressure, soon had the fire under
control The wind was from the
south and blew the sparks away from
the adjacent frame buildings but put
the telephone cable out of business.
The building was held under lease by
the Cairo Brewing Company and was
occupied by Mrs. Simmons as a gro
Gerry. The second floor was occupied
by Mr.. and Mrs. Horace Hughes. The
latter had no insurance on their house
hold furniture, while the stock and
furniture of Mrs Simmons, valued at
$1,000 was insured for about half. The
origin of the fire is unknown though
it is thought that rats had gnawed
some matches in the store.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-10-12
BENS HARD TO BEAT.
Won Another Ball Game at Mound
City Sunday From The Harris
burg CIub-Score to q.

The Bens defeated the Harrisburg
White SoX Sunday Oct. 10 by the
score of to A. The game was fast
from start to finish, Harrisburg scor-
ing their four runs in the first three
innings Of play while the Bens were
receiving goose eggs, but in the fifth
and eighth innings the Bens were able
to chalk up three runs in each and
these proved enough to win the game.
Boekenkamp pitched his usual
steady game striking out fifteen and
allowing but six hits.
Grey, the southpaw for the Sov
pitched nice game allowing five hits
although errors were costly and al
lowed two of the runs,
The playing of the Sox fielders and
the Ben's base running were the fea,
aures of the game, The score was.
Score: r H T,
Harrisburg ........ ...... 4 }
Bens ........ ....,....... D q
Batteries-Grey and Farrell; Doe
kenkamp and p. Darragh.
Umpire-Martin.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-10-12
Money Comes in Bunches.

to A. A. Chisholm, of Treadwell, n
Y, now. His reason is well yorth
reading: For long time | suffered
from indigestion, torpid liver, consti-
patton, nervousness, and general de
bility", he writes, Il couldn't sleep,
had no appetite nor ambition, grew
weaker every day in spite of all med
ical treatment. Then | used Electric
Bitters. Twelve bottles restored all
my oldtime health and vigor. Now
can attend to busienss every day
for Stomach, Liver, Kidneys, Blood
It's a wonderful medicine" Infallible
and nerves, soc at all druggists.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-10-12
SYCAMORE STREET
To Be PAVED
BOARD OF LOCAL IMPROVE.
MENTs ADOPTED REsoLu.
TIoN-cosT s4s,5s4.1o.
SUBWAY NOT SETTLED
General Manager of Big Four Says He
viii Leave Matter in Hands of
General Counsel For
Report.

A meeting of the of the Board of
Local Improvements was held last
night for the further consideration of
the Improvement of upper Sycamore
street There were present Aldermen
Ferguson, Scullin, Wagner, Koehler
and Nells, Attorney Leek and Clerk
Nordman In the absence of the may
or Attorney Leek presided over the
meeting. He read the resolution pro-
viding for the improvement with such
changes of grades as will call for a
subway at the Big Four crossing and
it was adopted on motion of Alder,
man Magner
The estimated cost of the improve
ment is $49,5S4.10.
The next step will be to pass an
ordinance providing for the improve
ment called for in the resolution.
General Manager VanWinkle of the
Big Four railroad, was in the city yes
terday and conferred with Mayor Par
sons, Attorney Leek and others. He
did not think favorably of committing
the company to the SUBWAY PROPOSE
ton as presented to him and left say
ing that he would direct the com
panys general counsel to take it up
with the city's counsel. Attorney
Leek will prepare statement of the
case citing the court decisions in such
cases, and forward it to the company's
attorney.
In the meantime the Improvement
of the street will proceed as planned
above and below the railroad crossing,
as outlined in the resolution adopted
last night.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-10-12

Observation-Disclosures
NEWS FROM OUR NEIGHBORS


series of meetings at the Christian
church Sunday evening. THE Royal
Law, will be the theme for the open
ing
Mr., and Mrs. T. McCuan lost an in,
FAINT last week. Intdrment at the
Johnson cemetery east of town.
Judge w. Y Smith of Brookport,
visited his family here Saturday
Mrs. Fred Bennett and Mrs. Ward
Chapman entertained a few friends at
dinner complimentary to Mrs. Arthur
Weber who is a guest of her parents.
The moving picture show by the
Black Amusement Co., will be at the
opera house next week. They expect
to have the Passion play among the
number,
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-10-12
MOUND CITY.
October 10.

Jos. Lutz was Cairo visitor Sun
lay afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Rhine returned
Sunday to their home in Charleston,
Mo-, after spending a few days in
our city.
Hon Carl Miller returned home
Sunday evening from Springfield, Ill
ewher he spent the past three days on
business.
Mrs. LATE Trayelstead and son Ev-
erett of Harrisburg, were the guests
of Mr. and Mrs. w, T. Parker Friday
and Saturday.
On account of the i'll health of Mrs.
Sallye Spencer, Misses Esther Howk,
Ruth Byrn and Cora Victor have talk
en- up their abode at the home of Mr..
and Mrs C. S. Miller on First and
Poplar streets.
Mr., and Mrs. Tweed Parker attend
ed the funeral of Mrs. /. H. Myers of
Cairo at Villa Ridge Sunday after
noon
Loren Stophlet ,fr, visited Cairo
friends Sunday.
Mrs. George Wilson of Poplar street
has as her guest Mrs. Jennie White of
Little Rock, Ark
Mr.. and Mrs. Gray of Charleston,
Mo-, are in the city for a few days
and are located at the home Of Mr..
and Mrs VIM, White on Elm street.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-10-12
Erlnhtful Fate Averted.

Il would have been cripple for
life, from a terrible cut on my knee
cap, writes Frank Disberry, Kelliher
Mimi, without Bucklen's Arnica
Salve, which soon cured me-" Infal-
lible for wounds, cuts and bruises, it
soon cures Burns, Scalds, Old Sores,
Boils, Skin Eruptions, Worlds best
for Piles. 25c at all druggists.