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The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1909-10-02

Go to the home Hotel for a
good meal.
Plums. cabbage, potatoes and
watermelons at Carter & Thomp-
sons.
BORN To Mr.. and Mrs. j. l..
Sitz in this city, Saturday, Sept
25, a daughter.
For SALE-A five room cot
tage, four lots all fenced with
two good wells, a windmill and
other improvements. No rock.
G. Hudspeth, Burns, Oregon.
Fred Lunaburg arrived home
Saturday from visit TO outside
points. He took in the fair at
Seattle, visited portland and
other points. Fred lost Bill
Jones in the crowd and we are
not sure he will find his way
back here soon by himself.
Mr.. and Mrs. y, f, Siler ar
rived home Monday from an ex-
tended visit to relatives and
friends in Washington and this
state. They left Eagle Valley
the home of Mrs. Siler's mother,
Mrs. Chas. Zeigler, not long ago
leaving the latter in good health
but when they arrived here they
found telegram announcing the
death Of Mrs. zeigler from pneu-
monia She was one Of the pio-
neer women of this section where
she will be kindly remembered
by a large number of friends.
Mrs. Lutte Parker Of this place is
also a daughter of Mrs. Zeigler,
V. Cawlfeld came in Wednes-
day evening from a visit to pue-
bio, Colorado. While in that
place jeff saw President Taft,
being one Of the reception COM
mittee, He says he invited The
President 10 our county fair, but
owing to his limited time Mr..
Taft said he would have to fore
go that pleasure this trip. Mr..
Cawllield says the colonist travel
is heavy and that he was be-
sieged with questions. Some Of
those with whom he talked will
come TO Haney county, but
Mr. Cawlfeld states we are
losing deal by not having some
advertising literature to distfi-
butte as other sections have.
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Salisbury fixes watches P. O.
block
Dalton Biggs came in from
Ontario yesterday accompanied
by his wife and two of the child
ren.
Reatos for sale, all sizes and
lengths, price 20 cents per foot.
Any one desiring Reatos address
w. A. Ford of J. o. Alberson,
Alberson, Oregon.
Sam Mothershead came in
Monday night from Baker City
where he and others were given
some higher degrees in Masonry.
c. Cummins and Chas. Voegtly
were other candidates from this
place. The latter arrived home
Saturday. Court Stenographer
Davis accompanied Mr. Mothers
head in from Vale.
Ladies we desire to inform you
that we have received the largest
line of ladies, misses, children
and infants cloaks ever carried
in Burns. These goods were
personally selected from one of
the largest cloak houses in Amer
lea, and we are sure we can save
you money besides you will know
you are getting the quality, color
and fit before paying for it.
These goods are all made up new,
and are strictly the very latest
styles; it will cost you nothing to
come and see we invite you to
come.
LUNABUGR & DALTON.
j. Il. Cozad, one of the pio-
neer residents of Grant county
died at the family home in Can
yon City Wednesday evening
after a very short illness. He
was not considered dangerous
until the day of his death and
his daughter, Mrs, VIM. Fare
Of this city was not summoned
before, She and herlit daugh-
ter Cathrine and Irving Miller
left Thursday morning. The
funeral was held yesterday after
noon. Mr.. Cozad was one of the
best known men in this section
and was the father of a large
family. Friends in this vicinity
deeply sympathlze with the
bereaved ones.
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DID YOU KNOW

That two flows of natural gas under an enormous
pressure have been developed in Harvey Valley?
Did You Knot0 that the visible indications point to
Harney Valley being underlad with of the great
est deposits Of light gravity oil in the world?
DO You hHoi0 what that means TO Central Oregon?
1t means railroads and the development Of all the
sources Of this great inland empire,
DO YOu Want to share in the enormous profits that
await those who first tap this immense pool of oil?
The HdrReD Valley oil & Gas Co. offer you this
opportunity. With stock selling at cents per share
(par value $l00) it is opportunity unparalleled in
the history of oil development We will gladly answer
any and all correspondence Address
, Harney VALLEY oil q Gas Co., Barns. Oregon.
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AL Coleman and wife are over
from their homestead attending
to business and visiting friends.
Chas. Begg, the stone mason,
is walking rather proud these
days, having a stiff back the re-
suit OF an attack Of lumbago.
Th4 stone work on the Odd
Fellow building Is completed and
contractors Brown q Son are
sow engaged in putting on the
roof.
Just arrived. A complete line
Of Roofing, Sheathing, water
proof Sheathing and Stringed
Felt
Harney Co. Imp. & Hdwe. Co,
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Catterson
desire to express their thanks TO
friends and neighbors who were
so kind during their recent be-
reayement.
The thanks of Mr.. and Mrs. A.
Schenk are hereby extended to
the friends and neighbors who
were so kind TO them during
their recent bereavement.
II. j. Hansen of the Burns
Meat Market is prepared to fur
nish bacon, hams and lard to
sheepmen and ranchers in any
quantity. Special prices for big
orders.
Robt. Baker and wife are over
from Silver Creek this week.
Mr.. Baker informs us he has de-
cided not to go to the Willamette
but will likely purchase property
in this vicinity.
Mesdames A. X. Richardson
and II. j. Hansen returned home
Thursday from Fish Haven,
Idaho, where they had been call
cd on account Of the illness and
death of their mother.
Among the horses to arrive
this week for the fair was a har-
ness horse belonging to Mr..
Smith of Grant county. Mr..
Smith also has a fine seven-gaited
Kentucky saddle stallion.
j. L. Sizemore was over from
the ranch yesterday. He will
leave next week on am extended
trip overland with his own team
to California. He is going for
recreation particularly.
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All work guaranteed Sails
dury's.
j. l.. Sitz is over from his
home near Drewsey.
BORN TO Mr.. and Mrs. J. w.
Biggs last night, a daughter.
See the late creations in mill
iuery at Mrs. Drinkwater's.
Fine line of watches, chains,
etc, at Salisbury's P, o. block.
J. f. Mahon and daughter,
Miss Emily, returned home the
first of this week.
The Harney County Implement
e Hardware Co. viii move at
once into the stone store room
just completed by T.. B. Reed &
Son and which adjoins the gro
Gerry store Of the latter.
Mrs. Lelah Williams-Miller is
here from Portland with a fine
up to date line Of fall and winter
millinery. They are on display
in her own building up stairs
entrance at side door next to
French hotel.
Cottrill & Clemens have put in
a first class saw mill Il miles
west of Cold Springs is near the
valley with good road. In first
class timber picked trees from
the government. Prepared to do
custom work. See them about
your government permit at once.
At the meeting Of the city
council Wednesday evening the
matter of revoking the franchise
of the Electric Light Go. was
continued indefinitely, The com
pany made a showing that it had
lost money in the past and hoped
to make satisfactory arrange
ments in the near future to give
continuous service.
The program for the teachers
annual institute has been issued.
The dates are October 13, II, l5
in this place. The outside in
structors are State Supt. Acker-
man, Prof l.. r. Alderman of the
State University and Prof. Chas.
II. Jones, editor Of the Oregon
Teachers Monthly. The day
sessions will be held in the high
school building and evening ses-
sions in the Presbyterian church.
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NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that the
undersigned severed his connec-
tons with the Drewsey Mercan-
tile Co. on Dec. %. 1907. An
bills are payable TO the Drewsey
Mercantile Co. and the company
settles Indebtedness contracted
by it.
A. |. JOHNSON.
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NOTICE.

All parties owing Lewis & Gar
rett, or Simon Lewis are hereby
notified that all these accounts
are in the hands Of our attorney
C. II. Leonard for collection and
settlement. Persons indebted to
US will please settle the same
with Mr.. Leonard at once.
SIMON LEWIS
j. T. GARRETT.
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,..-.-ss--s-s.--a-------
Burns Soda Works can ill any
order large or small.
James Gilbert was over from
lIarney yesterday.
n New fall and winter millinery
at Mrs. S. Z. Drinkwater's.
Fay Comegys and wife were
up from their home this week.
Mrs. A. George was in from
her home this week bringing in
some fine crab apples.
Prompt delivery of all orders
phoned the Cash Grocery &
Bakery at the French Hotel.
DR. Griffith was called TO the
Bunyard Mill Tuesday to see q
Mrs. Rutherford, who was i'll.
Plain sewing done at reasona-
ble prices. one block east Of
Sehwartz's Store. on inquire at
this Office.
J. II. Jenking and family went
home the first Of this week but
Mr. Jenkins will return for couft
next week.
The complete line of Hamilton
Browns Honest Value" Shoes
for Infants, Boys, Girls, Men
and Women at N. Brown & sons.
Della Day Freeman, profes-
sional nurse. Parties desiring
her services may find her at the
nome Of Thomas Sagers, Burns.
y C. V. Reed and wife spent
few days in this city this week.
Mr.. Reed is employed with Road
Master Comegys on the roads in
his district.
Paints, Oils, Doors and Wind
ows. in fact everything for the
farmer or builder. Give us a
call and we will be glad to give
you prices. Myers Pumps and
Star Windmills.
Harvey Co. Imp. & Hdwe. Co.
Mrs. A. Egli and little daugh-
ter have come over from the
ranch and are now domiciled in
the city residence for the win
ter. Miss Lelah and her brother
preceded their mother, having
come in at the beginning Of
school.
The infant daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. VIM. Catterson died
Saturday at the time of its birth
and the remains were taken TO
Harvey for burial on Sunday
afternoon. Rev. A. j. Irwin
went over and conducted the
service. The bereaved parents
have the sympathy of a wide
circle Of friends.
The Burns Flour Milling Co.
has begun operations and the
threatened flour famine is at an
end. The mill started early this
week and merchants were sup
piled at once with a good quality
of flour. There has been quite a
large amount of good wheat rails
ed this season and the mill COM
pany paid the farmers a good
price.
Harry c. Smith has taken over
the lease of the commercial club
to the opera house and is now en-
gagged in some needed improve
ments that will add much to the
comfort and convenience of pa
irons. He has already done
away with the steep stairway in
the mail street entrance, build
ing a sloping incline and has
arranged the ticket Office in the
front, Material has been secured
and workmen are now preparing
some set scenes which will add
greatly TO the effect in dramatic
productions. Some footlights
will also be added TO the stage
and other improvements made,
Mr.. Smith is familiar with such
work and he will be generously
patronized during the winter
season.
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eAl News.

nbree is in the city.
Ats eyes p, o, block.
leston was up from
Nome yesterday.
'1phy and wife came
Iron Mountain sec
day.
n. Drinkwater has
fine display of fall
millinery.
4ineer Faulkner start
surveying crew out
|g TO begin work ON
hanley projects.
4eiman, of Boise, came
|ky. He is a brother to
.NwartZ and is here for
I'D with his sister.
zoodman is prepared to
! and his new barley
ready for business.
|hould at once arrange
for such work.
iekley WAS over from
|ch this week but has
b run the ranch while
/ and Tom Allen come
Be fair.
BIZ Came to my place
'one blue spotted cow
and 2-ring halter.
" have her by paying
Dtice and the pasture
f. CROWLEY.
Lawen, Oregon.
.hardt is up from his
! near Lawen. He had
10 feet high to bring
/ but the frost injured
an extent that it could
lied, without the leaves
off.
j. Irwin left this morn
tside points and will be
o weeks. He goes first
ndc to attend a meet
e Presbytery and later
rg to The Synod. He
d his trip after these
to Albany where he'll
business Of a private
Harrison and family |
FIRST Of this week en-
valley where
visit for an indefinite
;. Harrison has been
from rheumatism for
eeks and since he was
0 resume his duties in
II shop, he decided to
IS old home.
It cost a cent to get
of your local dealer on
wing machines, linole-
is. etc, and it might
leans of saving you a
d sum of money when
G, besides he is always
can make good his
G.. w. Clevenger can
prices on these articles.
e. Swain are in
deep we'll they are
n II. M. Horton. The
his week a seepage
e water to rise within a
ance of the surface and
ght possibly BY casing
-ould flow over, but it
a small flow for when
was put down it was
ltirely. They are down
feet.
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THIS SPLENDID STOMACH TONIC
/ Will GU { YOU OF INDIGESTION

stomach sufare- though rou may rsU
BE- ly some other laue. gour Iaal and
only trouble fs haf vhich r0u ..
does not die.s. bH quickly fsmef-
end =agrs. producing almost amy OLD
healthy condition.
4 case af Par.- u'lr.Hs.l rir ca.
fHy cents at amy Pharmacy tar. anil
Eil eontiae. aaF stomach suffer II
Eve minutes after taking one Trim
guile that Fermentation and sol-
stomach i= causing fhe misery of I1-
f5z..rfaH.
80 matter if sou call rour fr0Hbls
CararA Cf the Stomach. NaTg0uzlass
or Gazuifis. cr hy ans ether nsmc-
always remember that % certain cure
IS waiting ar your Pharmacist any
time sou decide to begin IFS use.
Panfs D-apeHsin VIII purify the
sourest and must aciI Stomach within
Eve minrues and digest promptly.
sithcui any fuss or discomfort ali oI
ans kiai of food g0u could eat
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II your meals don't tempt you or
You feel bloated after eating and you
believe Il is the food which fills you
il what little you cat lies like luml
If lead on your stomach; ID there i=
difficulty in breathing after eating
,ructatiuns 0f sour food and acii
heartburn. brash or beichiug Of gas
you can make up your mind that you
need something fer a sour stomael
and Indigestion.
To mike every bite of food you es.
ald in the -n0ufisament and tirenga
Il your body. you must rid your stou.
ach e pois9ns. excessive acid an
stomach gas which sours your entire
intsncres with digestion and
causes 50 many sufferers Of Dyspep
sia. sick Headache. NauseOus breath
aud stomach trouble q al kind. Pu-
irefgiag the iniestincs and digestive
sansl. carsinE such misery as BI-
lousn,ss. Ccnsiiuation. Gripping. eis
lazf ease Is nc dincreuf-y0u are q
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Cairo friends Of Mr. Herman
la. Dowliag of st. Louis, formerly al
Cairo. aud Miss Cletds Wcie 1t ei
Vlrcennes, Ind. will be interested
; greatly 10 learn that they viii he
married next Sunday. Jan 10, at the
hcme of the bride in Vlnceanes.
Mr., and Mrs. Bowling viii leave
after the ceremony for an extended
ibriGal tour to points I'm Colorado ana
California returning to St. Louis 10
regide. They will be at home after
Feb l.
Both the bride and bridegroom arr
very wen known in Cairo. Mr..
DoWling resided here for number
Of years having held a position at the
Illinois Central railroad offices for
several years He Is a young man
Cf sterling character and great merit
His Cairo friends who hold him in
the highest esteem have regretted
thai he left this CITY but a business
opportunity presented itself that ha
bright prospects and be went to st
Louis TO take the position of assistant
CHIEF clerk IN the office of the gen
erai freight claim department OF the
Missouri Pacific railroad company.
Miss Weisert Is "a charming girl
She has visited here freoueuuy as
the guest of Mrs. Edward Powers
aui has an extended acqraintan
mere The best wishes of Cairo
friends viii D. bestowed upon this
popular young couple
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He DIDA' I RESIGN
Billy Bryan says Some Man Has Lied
He Was "Firsd" BY the
Boss


"Scnc man has lied to yOu wfe7
he tolls you , resigned my position as
conductor" said Mr.. Bryan viii
here ON O. brief VISIT Saturday looking
over some city property he owns. l
never resigned. the railroad company
bounced me. When | pulled my
train into Gale there was a message
informing me that / need not report
for work-aud didn't Mr. Bryan
seemed quite angry because the pa
uars had tried to make his leaving the
T. C. look smooth. He explained to
friends here that he had no idea why
He lost Dis Job If 60 were not because
He took au occasional drink OF whis
say D.. Sail that within the last .es
months Fe had received many letters
telling Im that BE- must cut out
drinking buf he said De never pa.i
amy attention 10 them. and ha would
vad .r.u rn and throw them into Che
vast. hs.r and 20 ou about n#
hrsIaes-
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ADJUSTMENTS
ssSssss1SEsxssax41ssas1s


Besides the we'll trained chorus Of
boys and girls Nessrs. Cohan an
Harris have provided an adequate
and efficient cast TO interpret the
character Of Geo. W. Cohan's rural
musical play, Fifty Miles From
Boston which VIII be seen at the
Cairo opera house on Monday, Jan
uary nth. Among those who have
been engaged are. "Douglas Steven
son, Frank BauHan, Walter p Rich
arI-0u John Sparks. George D03sCu,
Nat 2 Bloom Frank Darion, May
Maurice. Louise Carver Charlotte
Gray and aCtariue Perry. Prices 25
90 $3.50. Seats ou sale Saturday
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DIED At HOSPITAL
Mrs. J. Denver Stout Suec-nbs Afte
BUef l.iresc-Rensins VIII Be
Taken 70 India

Mrs GoEis STOUT. wife ~ Capt J
Denver Stout el -l1 Third street. DEE.
yesterday afternoon al 1880 O'Clock
ST ST. Narr'- Iufrmary after a brief
illness The husband and three chit
drau survive tho dacedolL
The remains win De taken ON fha
Big -Four train This morning a. q
O'Clock for Dewey. Ild. Tor iuterue0.
leaving the uularrasilE establishment
cf Burke & B.aiaa. Capt Stout iz
employed an .h- Barrett Ila m tow
boats. His friends deeply symnafhizs
with him ia hiz aTi0tic1
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TO REST
At BEECH GROVE
FUNERAL or TIE LATE LILLIAN
SCHUTTER At CHURCH OF
THE REDEEMER ATTENDED
BY LARGE CONCOURsE.

s mound Of oath covered ulll
beautiful Covers 'u Beech Cr yo
cemetery g. Oh. lat mat Ha' evil
lanra OF a beautiful life far Yesterday
atsruoon The mortal remains OF fhs
Tate Lillian Schutter were 'aiI n
their final rstug place tl. f 4
iiues at tdo grave tenE tcglaI Dr.
mary old aa5 twe friends Of c is
deeply UournaI eirL TIE r.pr#lr-
of Der wrr lw1r win liuzcr cE.o.-
ing the hearts of those who wi rf.s
daF hl.ay presence.
The funeral services were hold a.
o'clock ~ the Church al t1e Eo.
jeemor tha beautiful and imr. fee
burial service Of tte Episcopal cfrren
being read with feeling br tta F..
r. a. DaErssett rector Of ST. pa1 e.
Pm.rsfhsrraI az Springfield TEo
hfHu- Lead KINDS Ii1lt~ aHd
-Tts.a is Blessed Home ual.
suns hg ouartefte from the church
choir tho singers being Ii-s Nsfr
Hall. Miss Laura Miller Wr. T.o
EIet and ST. Charles Bethel The
chanceL choir ueus and HuIrit vtra
prIandef with flowers s-ut in -h.
greatest rrofusi01 hy friends Tire
Daughters Of a King of wHich tic
deco lent was member attended ita
service iu a body.
THE raT bearers were Mes=-=. ~
= Caufee David s. LanzEen. Harry
p Halliday. Samuel HALLIDAY. B. r.
ThistIeEol. Walter y. Wood. G. Frad
Gafigher. Miles s. Gilbert
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Afternnon IT Cards.

The Ladies Auxiliary Card club
nela meeting Thursday afternoon
at the home OF Mrs John P Hogan
On Twenty-seyenth stIeet
Progressive euchre was played and
the prizes were won by Mrs Patrick
GrcaHcy and Mrs. James Meehan
A two course luncheon was served.
The club will meet next Thursday
.at the home of Mrs James Nc
.Ccrmick on upper Was1inst n ay
mo.
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CHANGE fg PRESIDENCY
or r. S 6 w. RAILROAD

F.H smith. hrE. Jan. S-A. f.
Crane. of Springfield I'i. today Sue
ceeI.I g. e. Dustin. as president o.
tha Tort Smith and Western Railroad
nitl general offices in this city The
read is abort tlrao hundred miles
long aHf afersc. northeastern ohlf
houa. +#r ths Kansas line Dus-
Hl rr-i--a| facaert II business con.
u.-fi.as Sd Cleveland
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SENTENCED TO PRISON
FOR EMBEZZLEMENT

Springfield II Jan S-PrcsIine
guilty to charges Hf ewbrzz..malf and
giving as hi. azrlaa that h. took tha
money fo build a home for himself
and bride. Wesley s. Martin. former
N Granite City banker. today va
sentenced +o fva s4ars in fhe federal
prison at LaayaIUorh Kansas Star.
fiu appropriated 2-1 on. of tha banks
money. Tta sr.r.as. wa- uaIr Eo04
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Miss TIlie Zanone of Twentie h
street entertained informally Thurs.
iav evening.
Music and fortune telling We're
arasments of the evening Tha
guests We're Misses Alice Walker
Ada Walker. Sue Walker Jesse
Davis Kate rayis, Goldie Davis anil
Augustine Fitzgerald
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HELD CHURCH IN NEBRASKA.

HeraalmaH. Naa. Jan S.-Rev. !.
~ Cami,haeL who figures in tho
AIa.r. Wieh- tragedy. was pastor ci
tfa Methodist church in This place in
1886 He wss severely criticised
near tte close of bis p8s-orate for a.
te.I iaIi=cratious and bis dismissal
H isl said. followed the bringing o-
charges against him.
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Don't Know How to Live.

There are people who so about the
world looking for sights and they are
necessarily miserable. for they fini
them at eve.y tusn, especially i'm
aginary ones. They are morally 81
liicrate Tor they have never learned
bow to lye.-Heusy Dunmcul
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-01-09

Il want to get a miften. please. q"
said the little girl, IF it don't cost too
much. =. "Oh, YOU mean a pair OF nit
tens, don't you. my child2" replied the
shopkeeper. No. just only one; one
that's suitable for boy that's goln
to propose an be rejected.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-01-09
TWO KILLED ~ DUEL

Oklahoma Cry. Okla, Jan. S-Gec
johnson and Samuel Howard. rromi
uent citizens Of E.E Cifv. fought q
duel with pistols in ihe street the.
today. as resulf Of Hlica each ki1
"a the other They bad bae1 lri.alz
ana the cause GO thc irae s lli
knoWn.
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THREE DIE ~ FIRE

New YORK. Jan. S-Three persons
are Dead another probably fatally
burned and half hundred others tai
uarrow escapes tonight when fra
swept throush a Eve Story tenement
house al No. 0gs Ninth avenue.
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Baby Christened.

Nastn Hall Tates little son cf Mr.,
and Mrs Ross Bates was cnrstane
* slerday morning at the Church of
lie Releemer the Rev f A. DeBcs-
sett cf Springfield officiating.
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A Moman's Word.

In case ar Southwark. his honor
Judge Willis remarks I: j believe IN
accepting a woman's word-exccpt.
perhaps. in some Instances connected
with dress. London Standard.
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TO SUBSCRIBERS.

All readers Of The Bulletin
who miss their papers are re
cuested 20 notify the office
promptly and eVcy' effort s1li
be made By the management
TO correct the evil There have
been NUMEROUS cCmpi piaints
lately. from new subscribers
and old cres as well. " sub
scrite~s vsli desi ianate safe
s~d convenient places Where
carriers may place their
papers the management vii
see that their directions are
carried out.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-01-09

4. A. Fa4iz of Anna. was In the
cit, last evening
Miss Pearl webb Is visiting friends
in Charleston No.
Aiiss Allie Belts u. Mound CITY s
The guest of Miss Laura CisaIsn,n OF
Center street
w R. iiuette left Yesterday for
Boston and other eastern shoe mar
ker to purchase goods.
Miss Beatrice Walker who has Boz %
at home with bar parents Mr.. aud
Mrs George b. Walker Of Park ave.
uuc during the HOLIDAYS has returned
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AS True Nov as Then.
Corruption will never want prt-
tense.-Cato.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-01-09

We have Just received a new stock
Of solid gold wedding rings aH sizes
and STYLES. Chas- T. Miller. Jcueier.
sos Commercial averne.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-01-09

F. II. Atwood Of the f. II Atwood
Lumber company has returned from
business trip to various points.