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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-02

Doctor ] 4 Mahr. state commission
IT 81 hnalth n i public statemeAt and
report cunYeye much o. interest to The
public, Whether Il agrees with the Eeu
rfal lYenA oa moi IN tie Sreeilon of
she bureail ol vital statistics, evegy
NelldBfafHad nereea ln the state sill
asfnn great movement IN edunce
has bcen mnde. Tho keeping OF tbs
lHeom If marriages. births. deaths
and the Diseases known to be prevent.
ahie by the prescribed rules OF sci.
hAce meets complete approval.
IN somewhat eausiie comment on
lie pasl Doctor Mahr makes state
meni worthy Of reproduction IN THESE
eplnnns worth the attention aud time
oE any progressive citizen Of waytarel
within the domain oi Oklahoma. It fol
lows
we haee bcen careful % work 0nt
systems covering 4 record Of ihe birth
entire career and death Of every peds.
ereHi doe. horse and cow. but children
are born and men and women die with
ont the slightest record Of these events
being preserved Again We have kept
i careful record of acr age and crops
we'll a. of ail discusses ui plant aud AMI
lra llfe We keep a record OF every
eishpl sf Wheat or corn raised IN Ok
iahoNa We know luNl hnA many hogs
as4 had ~ cholefa The disease be
las in|aHsly reported and vigorously
eAinrmiahEnd. buf only recently have
We lakaa any steps to require the r.
porting of thuse diseases that are
practically vital with human beings
Il N TRUE. no duubis that there has
lnug been tendency 10 raRafd vital
statistics as ol iesa importance as to
human lhan the lower animals and
perhaps not little ol this IA due to
iht average man feeling # is not much
lhe Interest OF others Is 10 his al
vent Into Or bis departure from the
x0fld Ihht The state board hae aud
Hhould haTe prepared me proper meth.
ID oi aseeflainlne 81 thar IS 0l slrik
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-02
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Come women tell the truth until they
tgg 70 convinoe their neIghhurs lhey
believe ali their husbands tell them
Three insane fugltlves from as may
states were afterwards found IA 2
state legislature state II uvegwhelaf
ingly Republican
Missouri now boasts OF having more
lfcuhla rnd anlmosltles N her courts
than eny other stnte.
Some folks quarrel al lie an The
lime and then wfcstle like sixty 10 pre-.
yent death.
After all ii said and we have IA sls
IN the corner and await returns It Is
hard to beat 4 bic possGm Feast. Il lse
poasnm Is well cooked
a sMte Of l1e pl;re food Iaxs rEd
strict surveillance some bootleggera
stu handle bum whiskey.
Colorado accidents surpassed An nlh
efs IN the United States IN January az
70 fatalities. =
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-02

WHY AND "HoW" oE
ADVERTISING.
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rhe reason Of why eE advertising
ls compound enc Of three elemental
Sets; there are buyers; they are s0me-
Fhero, aiid they have certain needs.
OF equal Importance 70 the why" Of
ADVERTISING Is the how" OF me'hos og
advertising II deelding on Toe ''huw
nf advertising YOU are faced oy thrrs
facts, yon don't know who the pros
pectlye buyers are; yots don't know
where they are. and YOU don't know
thclr individual needs. i thls XII N
edse was yours you could 20 70 tsen,
send your sales=nais, mail booklets, 0'
circulars solicit them hy telephone on
usc her means Bus for the lacis
stated. any Of che foregoing methods
are impraetlcahle ANA yet ypn must
reach buyers, or quit business
The Ma WSPApER h. Is daily visits
homes will carry your store news
10 BUYERS. where they are and rea ll
ttom At the time when their needs are
discussed and decisions to buy are
made
.4el 0uf Advertising Department tell
you Hb8ut our service and raics. This
VIII IN ~ way abIlgate You
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-02

We offer one Hundred Dollars Re.
ward Ter any case Of Caiarrh that can.
NOT be cured BY Halls Ca'arrh Cure
e J. CHENEY e CO.. Toledo. o.
We. the undersigned have known
n ! Cheney for the last l5 years and
heleye him perfectly honorable IN all
able to carry out any obligations mads
Jy his arm
WhIlDlNu. KlNNAN q MARVis
Wholesale Druggists Toledo @
Ealls catarih Cure Is taken inter
ually acting directly upon the blood
and mucous surisces OF the system.
Testimonials sent free. Price IS cents
per bottle aold BY eIl druggists
Take Hell's family nils for consti.
patton.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-02
SOLDIER aALKs DEATH PLOT

Il saemed to ! A. Stone, civil war
veteran. 81 Kemp. Tex. that q plot
existed between desperate lung
trouble and the grave 80 CAUSE his
Heath, 4 contracted stubborn cold
ie writes, THAT developed 4 cough
that stuck 10 me. In spite OF all roul
clles. for years My weight ran down
ID $50 pounds Then hogan 70 use
Dr. Kings New Discovery which re-.
stored my health completely nov
weight l7S pounds For severe Colds
obstinate Coughs. Hemmorrhagea ll's
unrlsallsa 50c aud si.n0. Trial bottle
free Guaranteed BY al druggists.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-02

The board Of regents for the State
Normal schools invite you to present
plans and specifications for t$I00
0oonn) one hundred thousand doIlas
lchooi building to be erected at Woa.
.hefIord, Oklahoma
Plans must be filed At the office Of
State Superintendent p y. Cameron.
with JeAu L Mitch. Secretary of The
loard 10 later than two o'clock y gn
February 9th 1905.
The right 70 reject any pr all nlaaa
presented i Feseryea by the hpagd.
For specific Information apply 10 The
Undersigned before starting work n
lie planp
JoH1ldA NlTclg.
aacroiefy noar6.
Guthrie. 0klahoma
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-02
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city RivaIrloe
emil NaaIel

CITY hlNaiftNAs
emil Maglel
q report emanaiing from gn uH
known source .his week aud probably
5 artea as Joke stated that Guthrie
had lost five thousand inhabitants dur
Ing the past year 4 Guthrie paper
comes back With denial aud claims
ihat the city has gained two Thousand
In the period mentioned The Eagle
hopes that The original article win nc
be & starter for the stirring up of strife
hetwaen any Of The many prosperous
young cities IN the Southwest Okla.
homn tcwna need 70 pull ior the COM
mon end Of building up the state and
II hey do tala eaca Of them Will pros.
per "a iss proportion There IS no oc.
caslon for speaking l, o. any Of iht
very prosperous municipalities IN The
state because no where else ~ America
can he found such q splendid array Of
thriving commercial eentera as IN OK.
lAhDnla. Each uf them is 10 lis infEncs
and will develop far beyond the bounds
AT present set for rs
Al f0s Guthrie. Il ls well known that
curing Che past Ave years that city
had many difficulties 10 encounter ol
m unusual kind Chief among these
WAS the tendency 10 make II political
town aud TO forget the greater causes
which aid Ia city building. But today
Guthrie Is growing rapidly and Is ges.
ling On d solid basis which promises
much for The future This fact Ii
gratifying 70 laoso Wihc havc watched
the heroic struggles Of her citizens and
hoped Tor such an outcome as mat
which Is ncw In sight Guthrie VIII al
9ays be one Of the lop notch cities
ol the young state and that Is enough
Ter eas 81 The towns to require tHere
IS plenty Of room for nj 70 grow and
expand, unless the policy Of malisn
lng each other should gain 2 loothold
anl then an would suffer
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-02

Ing value 20 the peop.e az this time
was an assured fact many months ago
0klahoma's board OF health has taxi
en- an aggressive position since forma
tlon and that Il mas accomplished not a
few good things and sta ted more IN
the short months Of IT'S existence. H.
certainly matter Of stale pride 70 ali
people who reside IN the stese.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-02


Should woman voter She should
she must
With her our actions must be
iust-
No greater right has man than
she
TO share this fruit Of Liberty,
Should woman yoteg II not. then
why?
She Is as wise as you and m
And when Il comes to being
coed.
; We yield th2t claim TO woman
hood
Should wcsnan voter II not why
mang
: She he'ps The ration al she
can
: 10 Il she gives Mes rlcaest
Joy
: A yiriucus girl "a Noble hoy
When Gel made ran front com
mon csy
llc was ,sc m9nawa cylAat day
when Eve s made from
Adams side
Mans h.shcr rgat was cfucllied
God bless The @omcn - every
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-02
rHE aEcRET oE LoNo LIFE

a Frenca scientist has discovered
oae secret OF long iife Ills method
leals With ihe blood But long ago
Millions nf Americans had proved
electric Hiiters Rrolongs life and
makes II worth living 4 purlaes, en-.
'lches and yitallzes the blood. rebullds
aastad nerve cells, lmparta life AND
one to the entire ssaiems rs a god
send 20 weak, sica und deblitated poe
ale Kidney t9oublo had blighted my
life for monthu writes ~ NJ, sher-
nan. Of Gushing. Me-, but Electric
alitcrs cured ME entirely Only SOC
At an druggists
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-02

Your only hope. said three doctors
- Mra, II. n. Fisher, Detroit. Mich.
suffering fr0up severe rectal trouble,
les IN N operation then used ~
Kings Eew Life Fills, she writes,
4tlll Wholly cured They prevent
Appendicitis tura Constipation. Heaa.
ache, zae Il AZ s|fueRlals
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-02

Al telephone rontal hlllo are due IN
advance. February rent and january
Tolls arn due now. Excitement must
te made not later Char khe l5th.
FIonssr 1el. q Tsl. Co.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-02
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~-ser--r-~~~s
Say, maybe You think they do not
know how ~ entertain down 10 The
forks of the creek county," said
Senator Echols. ia the hotel alter hts
return from Auilers and Hugo Those
fellows made our committee welcome,
and the way they did Il made the ride
pleasant They were not pulling and
milling all TIE time but showed their
respective cases with dignity and con
lidence. and they cortalaly made the
occasion memorable. There was no
moment We were awake and 10 either
town but we were treated as we'll as
men could be. As you know, the going
to locate an Institution Is not the pleas
ATTEST job In the world. and siill Ant
lers and Hugo gave as good reasons TO
be thankful our Visit was among people
who know bow TO make you feel at
home"
Joe sherman declares chat from this
lime on until the Republicans are iu
a majority be shall seek committees 10
locate public institutions, sherman Ia
connolseur as 10 the table delicaces.
That Frenchman Diehler." said a
member, ought to come over here and
take lesson or two from Ross" was
the remark OF one Interested IN a bill.
'The Ross guillotine has the old
Dieber concern beat a block
location Of public Institutions Is tic
great topic in the corridors, caused ny
the different agiiators and boomers iul
certain localities. As might be supposed
the nanerons good places applying for
/ the location Of state Institutions, has
started a healthy rivalry that not d
few budding statesmen would enjoy
missing not little. STILL on the sur
face, at least. the fric ion has beer
quito light. and II t.e legislature
makes a bad choice Il will be largely
because n has not voted from llsi
u the present applicants.
Chlckasha Is buslcr than most place.
and has more representatives ia Nv,
city han any other aspiring for stat,
honofs,s
ghe one-hourosm0 speech 81
lMomaH 80 The senate as 70 the schoo
lands takes The cake for this year
Caucus night filled the corridors and
politics wore discussed with ag much
study aud effort as II The members
were at Washington
Women lobbyists iof suffrage weft
ia evidence
ln slcgnces, " certain hidden nerve
gues Trole 5apn the 0fgan that thig
nerve controls VIII also surely iail 4
may be q stomach nerve, or 4 nal
have given strength md support To ihc
Heart or Kidneys n was Dr Shool
that iirH polluted 20 this vital truth
DR. shoops Restorative was not made
n Dose ihe Stomach nor 10 temper
arliy stimulate he Hee1 or Kidneys
Thal oldfashloned method Is at
wrnng Dr shoops Restorative goes
directly to these falling inside nerves
The remarkable snceess OF this pre-
scripiiun demonstrates the wisdom 81
i Treating Tho actual canse ni these fail
lng organs Anddit Is indeed easy C
prove. A simple ave OF ten days ,es
j VIII surely tell Try L once and see!
sold by Wallaees Drug Store
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-02

lust received af 0lsmllh's. Fresh
case Of Sliekney'A Inylnclhle Hand
Made Cigars. Put up la s'ing. 25 tn 4
package. 400 per box Delivered
Phone Iss.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-02

m the Democrat party would die
every time some senator predicts Il
will die, unless following his advice
even az my age might live 10 attend
the funeral" was the remark OF Sen
ator Cunningham IN the cloak room
= have Deen talked to about the dying
Democracy for many years and II
seems 10 be slower IN the death throes
than any other thing OF his,ory'
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-02

Talk about your safe and sane leg
lslatIon' said Stewart. of the boys
from the forks Of the creek fame. the
minority leader over the aouse has
put one across the plate worth looking
at Il was reported as measure pro
hiblting debtor moving without noti.
Tying hts creditors. Wha In Tao world
could moveg Take poor devil who
owes The butcher, grocer aud the lann
llryman. and ii would requige all hli
earnings for postage to notify The cred
itors he was going ont after job.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-02

they are having some sport, said q
man down from tho caucus Of the
Democrats over public building matters
and still they are doing better than
might be expected Taey are going
D locate me nortmls, Industrial school
md the asylum, anyhow. and yet the
ord knows how L Is this way .toa
many app icants and each has good
point or two The members from ihr
Owls aspiring are helpless. have 81
lold out iar aome. and those not apply
.ng de not Wish 10 decide between The
lihcrs Az II ls nai partisan cues
ion, political diglslois aiH not be very
strictly adhered e on that topic Loo
It he list; Aedmore. Duncan. Chick
sha Tulsa. Musk0gpe. Anters. Ylnl
a, Hugo Dufnht Ada. No2ata Clare
mere Broken Arrow and others Tha
makes ist blg eamneh 20 make
ian think iwo or hree imes prior
cas5rg q decisive eo.e. And lhl
ieril OF It Is. they gre cities glled with
rood and pushing fellows who desery.
aell at the hands Of the puhllc aerv
ants
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-02

Franklin, although hard.worklng
senator and one ranked up with the
FIRST division. seldom stops long afer
the session Is over lie Is. allege his
friends. going 10 be "a great society
man. and may some day become as
great an authority on that topic as he
has been In the hitherto hard student
and authority on legal points
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-02

Milchell's bin 10 proyldde proper
punishment for the man WAC taunts on,
with Improper epIlhets or titles. Is {
popular chord production Mitchell has
40 idea a man viii generally disturb
the peace OF q man who ls using vile
or vicious language toward YOU Not
condonIng the assault upon the one
nslng the language ye has arrang
ed ma iees 20 the one causing tse as
sauli Is equally guilty and must sui
far ihe inirecilon Of the law.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-02

Bcelef / SMILING 0.aiu ~ Sherman
8 he chairman ol the minority on
he Committee on TranqulIzati0n
Take What You Get and Smile. sher.
man was once warrior bold, He
spoke Ia ihe house last year IN a great
gar speech After be found the Re
lubicans voted one way and ihe Dem,
rrais another ho got wise aud has con
'eSuded making speeches and convert
lns nemocra are two distinct arts
lie AZ once proceeded 20 make Re
ppbllcaas tn ,he house si siill and
cote when they are asked 10, and now
aas been, by reason OF his power IS
teacher nude ihect0rEeneral OF the
senate eng has already got along so
well q Republican genator can smile
when he feels Ike swearing.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-02
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A movement Is on food To the senate
70 abolish uniiorma bolug worn, save
Ia battle.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-02

Half dozen toal tlieyei areiicl a
Muskoscs 9
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-02

Miss Caroila shacxieford is dead a
Nuskogee,
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-09-29
in POLICE CIRCLES
Usual List of Sunday Drunks in Court
Morday-Business Light Yester-
day--Ten Arrests in Night.

business in the city court Monday
picked up a trife, the Judge having
eventeen cases to DISPOSE Of while
yesterday the docket had only two
on it. Monday saw six disorderlias.
FIVE fined 81. three paying, and one
fined s., going to jail with two OF the
So men, The drrnos were given the
regular tax of 81 each, five of them
paying. Two pistol toters completed
the days docket. one being fined $25,
going to jail and the other getting a
stay out OF town. = drunk, fined 81
and a disorderly fined 81, made up
the book yesterlay Both went to
jail in default Of payment. The ar.
rests after the closing of the city
court are ten. five disorder.ies four
DRINKS and one c-Trying concealed
weapons.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-09-29
A|RSH|P PASSED
OVER THE CITY
MYSTERIOUS STRANGER SIGHT.
ED IN HEAVENS ABOUT 7:So
LAST EVENING.
BOUND FOR ST. LOUIS?
OF Liehts-Seen by Many Cit-
zens For Over An
Hour.

Did you see the airship?" That was
the question that was asked by a
great many last night between and
Q o'clock The aerial traveller was
going from the southeast to the north
west and was apparently headed for
st Louis. II was first sighted when
directly over the city and the opinion
OF many at first was that it was n
star but this idea was dispelled when
1t was seen to move. Telescopes and
opera glasses were in demand by
many who wished to see more OF the
stranger in the air but by the time
these We're procured, the airship'
was TOO far away to distinguish is
outlines The lights it carried was
all that could be seen
The airship was travelling at
pretty fair gait aud veered to the
right and left and dipped up and
down several times while it could be
0NNh 1tbAli ttiiN tItA MANY StOpu Oh
the street corners and gagged the
movements OF the ship by the tele-
graph and telephone poles or bv
chimney tops. 1t seemed to be about
20DO feet from the earth when it was
first seen Whence ii came or with
er bound could not be ascertained It
is known that some parties in Ten
neSsee. in the neighborhood of Jack
son, had invented an airship and
We're going to take il to st. Louis
and give exhibition flights during
Centennial week But the latest heard
from this scheme was that the build
ers were looking for financial aid and
had not proceeded far in the building
OF the ship
From what could b. seen Of the
snip, it was built rather long and car
ried row OF lights. The distance to
it, however. was too great to note
any particulars No sound could be
heard like that OF an engine such as
is generally used to propel such
ships. The ship disappeared from
sight about 9 O'Clock.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-09-29
Frances Willard Anniversary.

The Frances Willard anniversary
was observed by the local w. c, t. t..
yesterday afternoon az the residence
of Mrs. Hatcher on Ninth street. The
meeting was well attended and sew.
eral new members were added The
roll call was responded to by quota
tons from the pen of Miss Willard.
Miss Mary Foster read sketches
from the life Ct Miss Willard Mrs.
Hatcher read the history OF the W..
Tc. r. 4. Mrs Dean gave an interest,
iig talk on the TEMPERANCE move,
t1efft, Others spoke ahnut AIis2 Will
lard
After refreshments Of ham sand.
witches, pickles and coffee were served
the meeting adjourned and all felt
that they had attended most inter
esting meeting.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-09-29

Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. Roberts of 25l2
Elm street gave sumptrous four
course I o'clock dinner Sunday even
ing to Mr.. and Mrs. T. c. Roberts who
were recently married. The guests
were: Messrs, and Mesdames 7. c..
Roberts and A. Harrell, Misses Eva
Harris and Edith English and Nessrs.
George Frederick AMI Hal Stewart.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-09-29
Crescent Sunday school Class.

The Crescent Class of the First NJ.
f. Sunday school held its regular
meeting at the home of Jasper Hatcher
on Ninth street last night. After the
business meeting delicious refresh
ments we're served and the class was
entertained most enioyably by Mr.
Hatcher. assisted by his sisters,
Misses Floy and Margaret.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-09-29

The following real estate transfers
were recorded yesterday: Mary A
sullivan and husband to James S
Johnson, lot AZ and ela Al. block /
Rockers addition. wd $4,000. Os
car 7. Tamm to James Coleman, lot
IA, block ;, first addition to Tamms
wd $4,000,
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-09-29

lhas been here as the guest of Miss
Cushman has gone to Cincinnati for
an extended visit
| Miss Jodie Parker OF Go West
Twenty sixth street who has been
seriously i'll with typhoid fever is
convaescent
Mesdames r, Henderson and Geo
Stone of Milburn, Ky. are here as
the guests of Mrs. f. B. Thomas of
CSC Thirty-fourth street.
Thos, Lindsey Jess 7, Byrd, a. ID.
]. Pinney, Bailey Elalnson and c. J.
Moore and daughter made a trip to
Cairo yesterday evening.
Mr. and Mrs Robert Thompson and
son Ralph of 412 Thirtieth street have
returned from a three months visit
to relatives in Centralia. ILL.,
Harry Lower of Hot Springs, Ark
returns to his home today after a
visit here with MIR and Mrs. Sam j,
Abel of 313 Seventh street.
Mr. and Mrs Harry b. Dawson of
2l5 Washington avenue left yester
day morning for an extended visit
with relatives in Madison, Ind.
Orwell Vest OF indianapolis Ind,
and Harry Wade. OF Kansas City,
Kas.. were the guests OF Misses Edna
speth and Grace Roberts Sunday
Mr. and Mrs A. II Darforth, Mrs |
VIM. O'FalIon and Aiphouse Gentil,
all of San Antonio Tex. were in
Cairo yesterday on pleasure trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Whitaker of !
40 Thirty-fourth street, left yester. !
day morning for a two weeks visit |
with Springfield, H.. relatives and |
friends.
A party of New Madrid. Mo, people |
OF MIR. and Mrs d, r. Hun |
er, Misses Huntet and Mahan and |
r. B. Hunter. Jr., We're in Cairo yes. |
erday and purchased two autos here. |
Rev, and Mrs. Chas. H. Armstrong /
cave today for Mu9physboro where |
hey will attend the Lutheran Synod
md the convention OF the Woman's
Home and Foreign Missionary society. |
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-09-29

At the l. O. F. gathering Monday
night Mrs. A. W. Weldon was one ~
the speakers, her subject being the
relation of the Rebekahs to Odd Eel
lowship Mrs Weldon is ex-president
of the state association OF Rebekahs.
She made an interesting address
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-09-29
STAGE Hands Struck.

The stage hands at the opera house
'struck for more money last Monday
night and as a consequence the show
was delayed somewhat. When the de-
nand was refused. tney walked out
and the show could not go on until
others had been found to take their
places.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-09-29
Chance.Titus NuptiaIs.

Announcement has been made OF
the marriage of Miss Flossie Chance
and Clyde Fitch both of Mounds. TO
be solemnized this evening at Flora,
ill.,. by the Rev S. w. Thrall of the
Methodist church. Both bride and
groom are well known in Cairo