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The Forrest City times. [volume] (Forrest City, Ark.) 1871-1919, 1910-02-04

NJ Eesecca " Irbr- mother =
Mess Arthur and H2rve LitJo1 and
Mrs. Alice Buchanan. died As. Sun
day morning. January -. IzlQ. - 5.-a
g .c.zcS a. the residence of her son.
ArtaaT. ! Is Huppefr Pace. Mem
RLl>. aEed = years TIE remains Re-e
. - = Forrest Cry CD the Rock
! Al tEaIH arriving = II oacloch. and
re i11er1. toak pzzce luMe1 4ztt :
thereafter. luternenl in Ire Forrest
IL! cemetery. religious ee-eG MES
s'-.1- conducted Or Tie Rev Bz--e
: h#t-rd q re " + C.44--I..
NJ lfos vs. born j. Tennessee
81 came - Arkansas = ~ al. ;
Elr4lz1o- and has resided ia us
county almost continuously since
>l-Fe4DdiaE herself ~. 3 axe ei-c (
q VAIN friends. AID where sAe H4S
greatly .ayed AID hiEalE respected bg
al RE9 Knew her. tcr Ter LCo.e
won4nly traits. kind disposition and
friendly manner.
Ms IrbF lad oeen married t..Eee
times. her MS husband having teen
Nj Alert Gilbert. brother C Mrs.
]. Z. Stockard. tie died in the early
SOS and n l>68 Size married " L
Litton. and bore him foGr children.
all Of whom except Luther. saFyiv-
Ing In - SIC married Mr. II. \
Troy. living happily with him until
his death fes years ago
Size was : noble Christian woman
and Eer death : Geeply deplered We
extend sincere syn patty . lie te-
Ee4Eed family IN ttelr terrible -.
and would mat We eo-.d write some
thing tE2- Nigh. 2ssaage their grief
May sod nfo-t them. Ms IEoE
y . or neigh - foE year = Hsre.
and sc rs eYer rez3y and ~ IL
WltI those lite acts = kindness
which enaear god Ee5Elters 6He u
tie ether W. >errza a. 9er death.
y / Lawrence. G..E Greece -
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& eaEz--9 E.42z6'> G1ezs IN - =
three = ID cars. Vie. - c4e-s -
from - p-zr = -Tzsz.az t.#v-e
Q.s-l.as II lie - IL : / to1 aart
: lie - = =. coffee ~ fai> a-4a1 4-s
90 ~ - ess s-atez
The Forrest City times. [volume] (Forrest City, Ark.) 1871-1919, 1910-02-04
IN SOCIETY y

Miss Rath Hatcher Vas the charm
Ing hostsS> Of tie Be4u-Not Club this
wees Tie game OF Five Hundred
sAs ind zed il and very much en-
ioyed. after which delightful refresh.
meut> we're served and each quest
presented With : beautiful bunch Ct
Tic-ets- tie club feSer. Club mem.
oe-> present were. Misses Mary Nor
sect Mary Mallory. Lucille FuS~eli.
Norma Tucker. Blanche Pope. ITua
stevens aa1 Monte Rogers. Guests
Ms \ & BriaeSell. Misses Richards
>iFeeser AID Enilie Calling.
TIE E.eFenth Anniversary = tile
CosEn9s Cub vii b celebrated AZ The
zone : Ms Alice Z Matthews ueyr
Monday afternoon y 3 O'Clock. 1
net cordial welcome 70 the member,
and their guests vii - extended Is
lie Charming hostess. whose haSui.
antics 2Ee a.|2ys = delightful and
there wi Ia GoGb. - - A.
teudau-e
The Forrest City times. [volume] (Forrest City, Ark.) 1871-1919, 1910-02-04

Here is 4n example II the way / can
s2ve you money on > new house
l sill furnish al tie material AID
build you = modern, high-ci2ss house
Ike this for the above price
Furthermore. l viii guarantee %
use strictly high-grade laIter and
ni.iwork and build the house il =
thoro1 ghly workn2nIike manner.
The Forrest City times. [volume] (Forrest City, Ark.) 1871-1919, 1910-02-04

Wet4se : ezs-re L eating tEe a.
telrsGn - o-- readers . lie a1yeF-
tise uent = Nj John 4. Moore. con
tractor ard b1i4d=r. which appears il
tbs Issue NJ Noore : ya1DE nan
gEo j. starting CT weal and hAS The
confidence e a. who kDCw him He :
s. present engaged Il building the
handsome new residence To- DR.. Z J.
7 Poo. and has given evidence @ his
ability 70 plan ana build any kind o.
building yo9 may want Give him =
trial. LOOK hin gp or phone this o1ce
The Forrest City times. [volume] (Forrest City, Ark.) 1871-1919, 1910-02-04

/ e4n positively ave yoa a Dee.
IN On Tie cot q any Kind = .
building age = sra
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1910-06-28
Call and Get a
Free Cook Book

The Appeal has received so cook
books from Francis G.. Newlands
U. 5. Senator from Nevada, for
tree distribution. The book con-
tains 80 pages Of receipts for the
cooking OF meats and is issued by
the Department OF Agriculture. This
book has been one OF the results of
the agitation started some months
ago on the high cost OF living and is
issued with the idea of educating the
and the cook in the eco
nomical use of all kinds OF meats.
Call and get one.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1910-06-28

AFTER 1.-THE GRIP or in les.
:enCc from pneumonia, feVcrS. or other
facilitating diseases. your quickest way
10 get flesh aud strength is with Doctor
Pierce'S Golden Medical Discovery. That
gives purity TO your blood, plumpucSs 10
Your body. and puts every function inta
1ughly effective every natural means of
rcpairing and nourishinc your system.
For pale, puny, scrofuloIis children. cspe
cially. nothing approaches it. 1t build.
up completely their flesh. their strength.
and ;hcir health.
IT, the most stubhOrn ScrofulouS. Skin
or Scalp Diseases. Eczema. Salt-rhaum.
ami every kindred ailmcnt it effect.
Wonderful cures. Contains ne alcohol or
harmful drugs
pr. I~t"rcc'~ Pleasant Pellets regulate
aud nvig0ratc stomach, liver and bowels
sugarcGat+d tiny granuIes. easy To taks
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1910-06-28
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Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1910-06-28
NOTICE

The regular meeting of the Board
of County Commissioners will BE-
held on Thursday morning, June 80.
1910, at which time bills abainst the
county for the month of June will
be allowed. All parties having claims
to present against the county for tn
of June will file them before
June 3Oth with the clerk of the board.
By order of
E. 0. PATTERSON,
Clerk.
Newark post., 1910-09-14
Story Of The Belle Of Delaware
Mary Vining--The Marie Antoinette Of America

another to wear veil whenever APP
pearing in public.
Shortly before her iortieth birthday,
her friends were shocked at the rumor
of an engagement between the lady
and Mad Anthony Wayne. How could
the rough soldier, now a widower, ap-
peal to this creature OF refinement!
] heir fears proved to be true, for
)on the plans for the wedding were
in progress. In 1895 General Wayne
set out on a long journey to conclude
treaty with the western Indians,
whom he had defeated the year before.
The marriage was to take place I'M
mediately upon his return. Miss Vim
ing reiurnished her beautiful home
The groomto-be presented her with
set of Indian china, which is still IN
the Ridgely family at Dover. But
alas! The nuptials were never to be.
instead, the news of his death reach
ed her--not the story OF death the
soldier loves, on the fiel doi battle, but
the prosaic tale of victim OF gout as
h. was about to start on his homeward
journey.
Miss Nining put on mourning and
from that time forth disappeared from
the world Henceiorward she bade
adieu to the bright side OF life, for
other troubles came thick upon her.
Her dolized brother lost his sisters
fortune and his own, too. His death
followed, and the sterling qualities
which the woman possessed asserted
themselves and fill us with greater ad-
niration than her claim to mere social
charms She assumed the care of her
brothers four orphaned boys, retired
to small cottage and the proud
beauty resorted TO the extremity of
taking boarders.
Once she visited Philadelphia at the
urgent request Of Caesar Rodney, the
signer's nephew and heir. Occasion
ally she attended Old Swede's Church,
but ever with face so shielded by wide
Newark post., 1910-09-14

bordcred cap as to defy the glances OF
the curious.
Throughout her life the friendship
with Lafayette continued, and cor
respondence was carried on through
all the years. The story OF her won
derous charm had spread to Europe.
Thomas Jefferson, at the Court OF
France, assured the lovely Queen that
the extravagant praise she had heard
of the Delaware girl was not exag-
geration.
The Queen had replied that well
come awaited her at the Tuileries. She
was mentioned in the same way at the
Court OF George Ill, an dthat OF Ger
many. All the distinguished foreign
crs who visited America i'll these later
years lett cards at the retiring board
ing house keepers door.
During the latter years OF her life
her chief recreation was the writing
OF History of the Revolutionary
War--the setting forth Of her lover $
greatest glories.
Unfortunately, the unfinished manu-
script was burned. and this glimpse OF
the reflections OF the interesting wo-
man is denied us.
In 1927 her share Of this world S
work reached its completion, and she
was laid to rest in Old Swedes Church
yard.
The ;n.erim oi sadness had passed,
and she entered tlat Great Unknown
to find the elimination OF the happy
promises OF her youth.
Newark post., 1910-09-14
The Modern Way OF Clearing Land

An interesting demonstration was
given by the dupont Powder Com
pGny on the proper:y oi George HUI
! cr. just east of town, last Thursday.
Mar. iiuber entered into an agree
ms mt, whereby the company was to
blow the stumps in his clearing. with
the understanding that the largest
were 10 be left and a sign displayed,
telling hy what company the work had
been done
The most sp ctacular part OF the
performance VA sthe raising OF aver
age sized trees, the dynamite having
been placed i'll a hole bored for the
purpose. Whole trees shot straight
i'll the air 10 height OF many feet.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-04-18
COMPLETES TENTH YEAR.
Daniel Williamson Win Give Up
Opera HoGss May 1-"Siiver
Threads" Last Play

Ten years ago May lst Daniel W l.
hanson leased the Cairo opera house
and has held tie management con,
tinuously since that date Ills lease
will terminate May LIST when the
opera house management will pass
under the control Of Harry Summers
OF New York City who has leased the
building for term CT years. Mr.
Summers was formerly Cairo boy.
The last attraction THAT VIII APP.
pe&r under Mr. Williamson's man
agement will be here A9rl 80, "Sil-
Yer Threads. play founded on the
faycrte CID song silver Threads
Amorg the Geld 1t is en- the order
OF tire odd Homestead made
famous by Denman Thompson. There
will hc two other attractions offered
between now and April 20
AS soon as possible after the sea
son is closed thorough oYerhaulng
Of the entire interior of the building
viii be- made including new scenery.
etc. making the house up-to-date in
every respect
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-04-18
NEW JUDGES AND CLERKS
Named bv Board Of Election Com.
missioners Yesterday to Fill
Two Vacancies.

The Board Of Election Commission
crs met yesterday and decided to ap-
point John 3. Greaney, of the New
York tore. as judge of the siytN
ward. to fill ne vacancy capsesl by
the resignation of i. r. Langan, who
Ihavinc heen elected a member CT the
Board Of Education could not. accord
ing to the election law, holi the pc
sition of judge Of election and be a
member of the Coard of Education
at the same tirle. ?. r. Langan is
a Democrat and so is John r, Grea-
ney The first prccinct Of the sixth
ward is entitled to two Democratic
judges and one Republican.
Owing to the absence from the city
.of i II. Woodward. who was appoint.
ed one of the Republican clerk of
election of the Second precinct Of the
third ward. the board has appointed
Harry E'5cker to fill the vacancy.
The G5 judges and clerks. who win
look after the voters tomorrow will
have TO be IN bright and early in or
der to get their breakfact and be ON
hand to open their respective polling
places by o'clock when the voters
will begin to drop in. The polls viii
close tomorrow at 4 o'clock.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-04-18
MANY TELEPHONE WIRES
Out of Condition on Account of the
Recent Storms-Making Quick
Repairs.

Trouble slips have accumulated so
rapidly lately at the Home TIE spacno
office that Manager GERRY Il almost
buried tereath them. The lat storms
have paved havoc with the wires and
he ha found ii necessary 10 get as
sistance from outside sources 70
place the linss in condition for SER
vice. A gang of linemen will arrive
this morning from ST Louis and will
go to work on t1eir arrival to put
things in shape, Manager Cherry
asks thoe subscribers whose phones
are cut off to kindly bear the neon
venience for short tine as every.
thing possible will be done to hurry
up the repairs.
Six cases of trouble have been
found in as many cables in different
parts OF the city. The most difficult
thing to overcome is the locating Of
thee troubles.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-04-18
MURPHYSB0RO
Celebrate Anniversary on 26th Inst
Large Attendance Expected
Cairo Lady to Speak.

The annual celebration Of the In
dependent Order of Odd Fellows will
be held at Murphysbcro Tuesday,
April 26th. An attractive program
has been arranged and Murphysboro
is looking forward to the event with
much pleasure and expects a large
number of visitors within her gates,
The ladies auxiliary Of the Odd Eel
lows, the Rebekahs Will also attend
the meeting and OF the Cairo Mrs.
Margaret z. Weldon, former state
president is down on the program for
an address
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-04-18
JOKE ON LOUIS zAN0NE
Gold Piece Declared to be Counter
felt by Bar Tender was Paid
Out by Himself.

A negro entered Louis Zanona'
aloon, cool Commercial avenue yes
erday afternoon and asked fer 10.
worth of whisky In a bottle, present
ing fivt dollar gold piece In pay
ment. The bartender looked at TIKI
iece and pronounced 1t counter
cit. He asked the negro where ht
OF it and he told him certain gro
md gave it to him. A colored deputy
sheriff happening to be in the vicin
III, got knowledge Of the affair and
ook the negro in charge, escortins
i'm over to the court house where an
Investigation was made. which r.
suited in an admission by the negro
that he had not gotten the piece o.
money from grocer, but hi cousin
had given il to him. 1.-THE cousin
was produced and stated that he had
given him the piece and that he had
cashed check given him by his en-
ployers at Louis Zanone's saloon and
that Zanone had given him the gold
piece along with other money. Mr..
Zanone remembered the transaction
and the negro was released. 1t was
one on Louie and the coin was
found to be good on closer examina-
ton.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-04-18
JUDGE FOR YOURSELF.
Which is Betttr-Try an Experiment
or Profit by Cairo Citizens
Experience.

. :,
so'''a'nihs ~" = gu eNpN' 'ne,
Must Oe p'oNV' ~ W as 50 - 'A'e'
CO.
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IS nor son s'leNl's p'Vo' VI n'e','
bu' Tue ehuo' se''len' - = 'eiiu' 80
Now suPpos'hs Sou KAY 9 oau - ~
a La,'ie' :" eNN ~ Na"'u9 ~
r Nou'u you cap ''iioli' on ~. 49,,
fou WIN f's'' 81 ii'""' s0''''''e'
cures - e ,,.
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aWhy p'acts'
- "li'~i' ''' WV" '''N
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-04-18
It COSTS SOME MONEY
Thousand Dollars Being Raised fer
Defense of Men. Indicted by
Last Grand Jury.

It is sa a fund OF one thousand
dollars is being raised tn defend the
alleged participants in the recent at
tack on the county Jail Several OF
the best attorneys in the city have
been retained by the defense.
On the other hand. the array of le-
gal talent will be composed of siS
attorneys for the prosecution.
States Attorney Wilson will be as
sisted by Hon. Walter Warder AT
torney Lingle, of Jonesboro, and two
attorneys from Springfield, Ill, be
sides the Attorney General.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-04-18
BRICK FOR c. & I. DEPOT
Pressed and of Buff Color to be UscC
For Facino-Contractors Here
Ready For Work.

rhe first car load of bricks for the
new Cairo & Theb : passenger sta
tion has arrived. They are pressed
brick OF buff tint and will be used
for the facing. Chester brick will he
Il ed for the inner walls. The Louis
vile contractors who will build tn 2
passenger station and freight depot,
have been in the city several days.
The contractor who will build the
round hqJse has not put in mis- APP
pearance
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-04-18
BIG BARGAIN IN CHAIRS.

FOR SALE-All the chairs at pres.
ent in The Bijou theatre are hereby
offered in one lot at $50 The 1870
chairs are all in first class condition
Originally cost $3.50. This is real
snap as they are only offered at this
ridiculous low figure on account OF
the installation of 257 opera chairs
made to order for The Bijou. Money
talks, First come. first served
NJ. J. FARNBAKER.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-04-18
10 a cheniet.

81 want you to prs pare for me a
formula for making the best pumpkin
Pic that can be made" said the pie
manufacturer TO the chemist, I've
used turnips and ocher and potato
-four and all the things my rivals use,
and have beaten them little bit at
their own game, but now | want to
put out a pumpkin pie that VIII SIM
ply outclass all other brands. viii
pay you whatever fee is right for the
work. Life
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-04-18
Safety from Lightning.

On the approach of a thunderstol
French peasants often make up We
smoky fire, in the belief that safe
from lightning is thus assured.
some this is deemed a superstiti'
but the custom is based on reason,
asmuch as the smoke acts as a go
conductor for carrying away the ell
trie.y.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-04-18
WEEKS CALENDAR.
HIGH SCHOOL BOYS WILL BE
BUSY PREPARING FOR ANNA
TRACK EVENTS.
Teachers Meeting Todsy--Literar)
Society MISUNDERSTANDING
Society Thursday-Addrezs
On Domestic Science.

Quite number of interesting
events loom up for the weeks fore
cast of happenings at c. II, S. All
Of the grades Of the students Tor the
asst two weeks in March ana the first
1.-TWO in April have been srlsmed up
and the report card will he sent
out today.
This afternoon the tagu'ar meet
ing Of The teachers Ii ralrl's mlhFe
schools viii BE he'll at the iish
school htllding ana SIparintcnd ms
Clendenel says ne eype;'s a large
attendance on account Of TIC r.
portance OF he as&mbaaa
This af arnoor the G. H. S track
team starts on i1r q i weeks rae
| tice hefoya me neet ii .trna ths
coming Satur lly. che iael who are
going in for the jag'us disterte tun-
aing, and imGrlng will lie in charge
of Coach til.uag " whi,c those Who
are in for the sn9t PM. liscus thr VI,
and vauitia; viii ne mler tho sril-
ance Of Caayn M AZ The Lows i'll
be out every evening and both coa n.
es will mss. on the s-rict">t ~
training ril!es.
wednesday afternoon the Athenia1
Literary Society has its regular semi
monthly meeting Lately the girls
have shown more inte est ;ham ever
in their meeting and his on Wed
uesday will not be to the contrary.
Several weeks ago prize of s. fer
the hest story and 50 for the best
noem, was offered to c. II. S stu
Tents by the management Of the an
nuaI Egypt Wednesday Is The
asst day the contest is open and all
material for this contest mus oa m.
Thur day night in the c. II. s.
building the c. II. s Debating Socia-
ty has it's regular fcFtnghtly meet
ing. From the program given out
prospects point to an interesting
evening in store for those who at.
tend
Friday morning Miss Rosalird, me
of the popular Senior girls, will give
a discourse on Dome tic Science
Miss Roberts will tell the purpose Of
the subject ana what benefit she has
derived from taking ii up at C. II. ).
This talk is in line with the an
ncuncement of Mr.. Midkiff, few
dav. ago that each member Of the
Senior class would be given an OF
portunity to appear before the school
on some week day morning and give
short address on some suggested
subject
Saturday occurs the track meet at
Anna of prominent Southern lllinor
schools which il an annual occurrence
Such schools as Mt Vernon, Harris
burg anil Marion are entered and G.
IN. S. will also fall in line. This is
IN important gathering because
Southern Illinois has always been
Voted as having the best athletes I'M
the state Mt. Vernon and Harris
burg are said to be the most serious
rivals but Cairo high school may give
them a surprise or two. TWO feiloWS
at c. H. S. have been doing almost
record time in several of the ca hss'
and three others have been doing
wonderful in the pole vault and also
in the discus throw. At any rate the
local boys are going in with every
confidence in themselves and that
most assureIly should carry them
Trough. The meet will be held all
Law Saturday and the c. H. 5. team
viii go up on the early morning
train.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-04-18
SALE or THE STOCK LATELY
HELD BY LOUIS A. FRANK, NO.
1900 WASHINGTO AVE.

Public notice is hereby given that
called bids will be received by the
undersigned on or before o'clock a.
M, of April 25th, 1910, for the sale
in bulk of the entire stock and fix
lures, lately held by Louis A. Frank,
at No 1909 Washington avenue, Cairo,
Illinois.
Right reserved to reject any and all
bids.
Said stock may be inspected at any
time, on application,
HERMAN GUNTHER,
Trustee.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-04-18
Was Takina RIO Changes.

An epilcptic dropped in a fit on the
streets OF Boston not long ago, and
Was taken 10 a hospital Upon remov
Ing his coat there was found pinned
to his Waistcoat slip OF paper on
which was written This is to in
form the surgeon that this is just a
case OF plain fit, not appendicitis. My
appendix has already been taken out
twice"
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-04-18
From a Greek IdyI,

| fell in love with thee, maiden, !,
lie day when first thou earnest, WI
ny mother and didst wish to plu
he hyacinths from the hill, and
was thy guide on the way. But
leave loving thee, when one had sc
thee, neither afterward, nor now
all, have | the strength, even frt
that hour Theocritus.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-04-18
Keeptnu Cut Flowers.

Cut flowers will last fresh mt
longer If, before putting them
water. the stem is split up about
inch. Maidcnhoir fern will last fire.
for long time If. when gathered.
stems are inserted in boiling wa
and left until the water is cold hHt'
using.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-04-18
SAVED HANDSOME sum
Experience Of Citizen in Building Ce.
rent Walk Raises Question
as to Prices Paid.

Sheriff Nellis ought to be able to
secure any number Of sidewalk con
tracts If he wants them, if he is
quoted rightly in the statement that
he had built Is feet of cement walks
II feet wide in front OF his coal
office, that the city would have as
sessed him Sis for, at the greatly
reduced price Of $50 and the walk was
much better than is usually built,
the foundation being IL inches of Gin
ders, 5 inches of concrete and top
dressing of cement one inch in thick.
ness; the usual top dressing of
walks being one-half inch. The sher.
iff says he has saved $5S in the trans.
action. He bought his own material
and paid the usual price for labor.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-04-18
STOP PAYING RENT.

You can huv five room cottage ~
Thirtv-sixth St. small ca h rayment
balance monthly payments. same as
rent. G. P. Eichenberger, Blue Front
Restaurant
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-04-18
Unhappy Experiment.

A Long Island man who boasted
that he could make better pie than
his wife, baked one, ate slice and
dropped dead But the wife was vim
Heated.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-04-18
ALDERMAN SEVENTH WARD.

WIN. p. GREANEY authorizes his
announcement as candidate for AL.
derman from the Seventh Ward Of
Cairo, Illinois. at the election TO be
held on Tuesday. April 10, 1910.