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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-01-26
Little Tim"
Tas QebsHs6ilb zines amsrtfanii den
QoIititers.

Simotbp g. SuQiu1n, Der bieier
Gage in Rem Oort itarb, mar Elm tn
pvftsr ameritauiiher polittter. Sin
ungelebrter, Elm Wienih nit taum ben
notbpsnoigitsn gsisIIihaftlihsn 5orz
men uno bod trGusrt Die gau3e
Rem gorter .Oitieite" I'm ibn. Sulz
Itoan mar Elm sepohnIiher 5dnoz
pert5 polititer, uno bod Oermohte
er i'm biht6eu0ItsrtitsH 9iertel Der
Staot nit einem etn5isen Worte mebr,
als penH 3ebu Der beriibmtsiteH Reoz
ner bes gqnoes pier Dohen lang iih
bic Stimmbdnoer ruoe rsoeten.
,2ittle Tim" man iprah BON
ibm ME oHoers uls in oieIem 3imiz
nutiD, oa aud fein Better Big 1im~
SuQipun in Der poIitit cine grobe
Rolle fpielt tplnbte bic Wetbooen
aQsr isiner 8eupfen an, rur oaB er
iie geniaIer. groB3iigiger aus3uiiber
beritano ais bieie. 2lls 3p0Ifid5riger
mar er, Elm ehtes grooutt Der
sSlums", ShubpuBer. Damn !puroe
er 3eitungs6ote. 5obaIo er q Sab
re, dNo tpabLberetttgt puroe, mar er
audi iton mItteu in Der qolitit. 8aLo
purbe sr WitqlIeo Der legislatur,
8orite6er Der Stdotoeroronsttn uip.
Cine reeeIrehte 9eihlftlgung ooer
etneu geruf bate er niht - sr mar
ebsu eiu qolttiter. lluo feline Wtddt
puroe grob uno 6aIo mar er Der eir=
3ige 5lhrer, Der benz oemptratiiGsu
Cber BOP. bsm 5ibrer pom 5ams
mdnp 5aq. bic 3Gbne 3eisen ourfte.
Sin enormes 6eer BON Ddblern oItz
lib BON Der goperD b0rte nur duf i'm,
er mar siHe Mlaht, nit Der gerehnet
peroen muBte. uno 8ouoerneure uro
prdhosntitafts SaHoioaten habsu
um feline 9unIt gebubIt.
limb tparum mar er 10 popular?
Wober Tam fetn GtnFluB auf bic
Stimm9eber? JoIgsnoe 9orgGnge srz
tldreu i'm:
Jobr Smith bat in Der 9e3e6tbeit
cine IebAaite 4useinanoerissung nit
etnem poIi5iiten 9ebabt, Die elm Grz
innerungsseihen am Shdbel bes Die
ners Der heiiigen 6ermanoaD surute
l6bt. Sobn Smith Iiebt einen Sermin
auT Der StrafinieI Dor fidl uno mo6iz
lilirt feline 9ertudnoten. .,Qittle
Tim" piro angerufen. Gr Gberrepet
ben golt3iiten. an 0ebdhtniBfhpdde
gu IeIoen, tpenn Der SaQ our 8erbanbz
lung tuutnt. ST Der gpI8ift aber
tpeiB waittIe 5im" fih
oem Ritlter 81 ndbern, tpenn audi auf
irgeno eiHem llmipeae, unb bas Gnb
pom 2ieo lit. baB .obn Smitb entipe=
Der gans frei tommt nber poh nur
Tebr miloe beifraft lpirb. Spbn Smith
unb Ieine 8ertponbten pdren Iehr uns
ipenn iie niht bel ben nGcbs |
ten WobIen fir Sallipuns aanbibas
ten ftimmen fpiirbeH. uno tpdbrideins
lia III Sohn Smith Iein aanses 2es |
ben sin sttrener 4nbdnger .2ittle
sims".
Die mittipe gfanep tlagt: sipei ibz |
ter Sinoer iinb ohne Shube unb Der
Nintsr tommt. .2ittIe Sim" aiebt
hr eine 4nipeifung ouf sinen Shuhs |
'ao<H. Die WittsDe glansp niro tn |
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-01-26

ibrer mietbstaIerne cine etfrige Ders
berlin fir 2im Sulipans aanotooten
fein.
y2(d, ou 1T ia Waggie Smith --
unb nit 70 einem bibiaen 8abp!" ruff
Sim Sullipan aus. 8ds iunge 5raus
den, Das ben Stnbertpd9en ihtebt,
piro Dor 9ergniigen bo6roth, 3urdl
Der bstarnte urb bielgenannte polttts
f6e Giibrer oas Gtnbhen ber3haft abb
tiiBt. g}ur oreina( bat et in fetnem
Geben bic iun9e Gyrau geieben, bisllet6t
nur ais WGD6en, dber Elm pOltttter
n1uB etn rieit9eS 9erionengeOdhtntB
baben. HeIultdt: Maggie SmithS
8atte 1T jeBt tootiidber fir 3im Sullt@
ban uno feline SanDi0dten.
0d gebt bes Dsges Der 8eiftlthe eiz
ner armen tatbolii6en Gemstnbe am
GuberIten Gnbe BON 5im Suuipans
0iitrttt. rG6rtpiir0iger 8ater, baben
Sie f6pn bQs neue 4ltdrtuh, oas sic
70 1e6r nUni6ten? nMie, nod ni4t2
Rur, D1nn laFen Ste MIDI ma6en!T
limb Sim Suuipun beidafft i6m bas
Sud unD geptnnt einen niht gu Derz
o6teuDen Greunb. llnO benz ebangelts
ihen 4aItor tbut er bieTen uno BEN
HQbbiner einen anberen 0eTallen.
Sim, mein Sunge fam gar feline
2trbeit mebr betommen, gibts nir9enb.
NO Elm tIeine5 Nemthen fir ibn?" 60
fragt elm 5dmilienpater, unb 9tm
iuht. Gr bat ia ousge3ei6nete Ser
binounqen in alien itdbtiihen uno
Itaatli6er 2lemtern unD er tptrD ben
iungen Wiunn fhon irgenopo unterz
bringen, tpenn audi nur auf 8rpei ooer
brei W(onate.
5im SuQipdn mar in Ieinem 9iz
Itritt eben Der Wdnn, an ben man apz
pe[Iirt, penn Snnierigteiten irgenbz
tpelher Dirt entItunoen, er bate Der
binDungen unb GtnfIub, er tpnnte fdit
aQes upplaniren. 3peimal i'm Winter
urrdnairte Sim Suatbun gemeini6afts
lid nit Ietnem Better cine groBe
SdubbeiheerurQ, BEL Der ieoer WtenIh,
Der ieine Qlten Sdube balafIen pOllte,
iicb neue dn3ieben tonnte. 5rdgen
nurben ni6t qeiteQt. l1nb an o[Ien
iyeIttagen ipetiten iie FiinftauIeno
Utdnn uno audi BARN puroe niemanb
gefrugt, pober unD pobin. ,GittIe
Tim" trug tets eius groBe gantnotenz
role in Der Suihe un0 aus 1einem
9iitritt bate niemanb n0tbig 3ipeimaI
Inn einsn Dollar gu bitten.
uno po3u oas aQes? y}un, Der ar
me ShubpuBer bat, obne je gearbeitet
5u ba6en, cine Mttlion btuterlaFen,
Die Politit ma6t ii4 INNER be3ahIt,
5im Sulipan bat rtdt brett geItob,
len. 2tber Denn Elm 0ffentIiher &on.
trait gu pergeben mar, muBte er Ietn:
Yro3ente baben, ionit itimmte bic ihm
ergebene Wlebrbeit i'm Staotratb oher
in Der 2egisldtur paoegel. unp nenr
cine Bill etngebrdht puroe, bic Dill
| grpBen 8uHten, Giienbubnen ober ion.
/ ftige Gorporattonsn angling, Idien Iid
alss gsgen bic 9orlage 3u psrFrhpGrsn
Big - rQtttle Tim" unD feline Qeut}
ngeTeben" tparen, oann gtngs tDie rges
| ihntiert".
3as olles bat bic SItieite w2ittle
5im" rtdt beionbers libel genommen,
Gr Bat ia nur bic Reihen gebrdnos
! iaaBt. Qber oaB bic Reihen Die &bs
gaben, bic Iie on Stm SuGipau unb
isinesgleiher sablten uno nod ipeiter
s1hlsu. ni6t alIsin trugen, bas iiebt biz
Gftisite riat.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-01-26
3ies iins 9as.

- Sifsrbsitsbiretior email pers
rob aeitern an bic Gurefa gire 6oie
60. eintn aontratt sur 2tsferung BON
10000 ;sub 5hlduhe fir oas 6,uers
fuehrbepdrtsment su s1.05 per 5ub.
Der auf.rag 6eourf Der geitdtisung
beg aontroardtbs.
prof. Charles Burton Gulid
bon Der llniperfit1t 6arDnrb b1lt beuts
Q6sno einen iluftrirten Ucrtrag iiber
Die CInmpiihen fysits" in Der 0ffents
lifen gibliothet uuf Malnut 5ius.
Ter gprtrag Firbet unter ben 4uipt.
3ien Der ar6dolpsiifen Osislf6aFt
itdtt.
- Die Iftiondrs Der GrI.en Ratio,
naI6ant hab<n esi.srn spolf nsus Wits
glieoer in ben 0ertpultuH1sratb ges
ipahlt, iobab berfslbs ieBt aus % be.
Fteht. elf Der nslt 0stpdbltsn gehDr.
ten btm 0erfpaItungsratb Der Tier.
tants Rdiional Ban. on unb Der l2.
iit 5srr CHARTS q. 1aft, Der friiher
btm Ttrettcrium Der griteu dngeb6rte.
Die nsuen Dirsttoren fino: &. u. ault.
q. R. Bald, ~. 80. gvopn, oSeiie ".
Gtdrt, g. 6. goIborn, M. G. sSugdlls,
%. 3. WeliIb. 5enrp Rstpburg1, Gam.
gogus, g. R. Stsarns, q. @. 5bcm.
ion unb Charles y. Idft.
- Sn Saplsr par., friibsr 6cms
Gitp, anp in Jern gdns maft iich cine
gspegung gsltsub, bic b1rauf ab3ielt.
benz Gincinndtisr Stabtgebiet sinDer=
Iei6t gu iperpen. Zen aeuten tam ges
boIfeu fperosn uno iis tperDen audi bis
CUR ndhlteR gsHinsaufndbme ohns
,3rpeifsI su Cincinnati ashoren
- Der Dbios5iab 1T i'm JalIen
unb ale 5ohpaNersefahr III etnitpei.
len poriiber. Suubsrte bon aohlsHs
barten baben gsitern ponpiits6urg unn
ben fpeitoirsiniifen 5dfen aus ei'
Rsiis itrpmabDGrts angetreteH-
Die Gonereb g(Denus, ipetfe
ourd 4lenoale fiihrt. ipiro neu gepflds
itert lpsroen. Die Gountpsaommii.
fare babsn qeitsrn Nm. y. 1lDnn dul
Isin gtngebot bon S8s02.50 ben Ron
trait suaeiprohen.
- Stadtsisnator Dupal Don Steu'
5eupile tuirp in bitten 5dsen cine BID
einreifen, gpeIhe bic 4bfhdffung oes
.srobtn" S6ulraths in Cincinnati be:
stpsdt. Die 9orlage befpegt Iih in
ben 8renssn Der leetsn Bin. bod iinr
bic Quntt,, iporoufbin bns Gsfeb UNI
etitobsr ipuroe. ausssmerst rporosH
Wis ss beibt, iinb al, WitslieDer Don
5amiltoH 60. fir ben .tltinen" Shul'
rdtb.
- Die 2lFeForen buben e.itern mil
Der Ginfhdbung ets 9runoeigens
tbums ernitIib begonntn. Das Gis
gtntbum in ben Ssitsnftraben Don
Walnnut 5i1s nirb ses,rndrtis unter
bic 2upe seHommsH. - u. !. Raul
boIo tpurbs dnesfttlIt, um oas Gigsns
thum in Bomb 6il, iotpeit odsIslbe in
Der 13. Murb Ii.gt, .insufdGsr. CT
erbdlt bafiir $3.50
- Rifter CUNT bat ben Gcuntns
aommiIfdren empfohlsn. bas Gountps
aefdnsnib an Der WaiH, Canal uno
Norb Court Strobe aufsuiihrsn.
Tds Gigtntbum III su S219, 300 ubae=
fhdbt irproeu. Die GommiiIGrs Iinb
nit iid nod ni6t gang eirig. bod bari
dngenommeH fperotn. bdb ods nsus 0ss
fdnenib bort erftehtn fpirb.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-01-26
DereiieIter Straburamb.

Die Ia Sabre alse Marie 0uit. bon
Der Delhi unb Wousbn Roab. befonb
fh gsiieru 4beHb 6.10 llbr uuf btm
Wtgt nnb ber grotsrp. nls an Gar.
fitIb dpt. Elm unbetonntsr ipeibtr
Wcnn ouf ft 5ufprang unb ibr bos
porttmpundit ~ tntreibsn ptrfunte.
Dus iunoe M1bden silte lnui Inn
1iIft rufenb hcbrn. unb per M<gel1ee-
ter f9lt@ f@ isiindrts h hie Hai&
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-01-26

Der Clifton aeisbts gsianspersin
eibt am Samitae. %. Jnnuar. In iei.
ner Nertinsbalis. no. 1857 Robs Ctr,
einen MasssnboII Gin ti6tiees Rom
mitin iit NIT ben arrangements be-
trnut pcrben unb "a felt ben 9beil.
Hebmern nihi Bios 9ergniissn in DIN,
unodiille iH2tusfihi. iDnbsrn peripriht
du6 piele fhfrsbafie ueberrofhuneen.
Da folItt q an 3uiprud ni6t febIen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-01-26

- Inter nem Rdmen Der Heip Uort
peruunent Grpofitton &c Jereentsna
niol mprlb's Sair 60. bat iih in Oil
bdnp cine exislihaft intorporir.n
laifen, ipeite auf einem In Gtaten
Sslanb srfporbenen aredl BON 800
4erts ip6breno Der nihftfn brei Sabre
grobs Debduoe fir etne psrnornte
SnnuIare . alusitelGHs cuftiibsen min.
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asafon.

Cine Wine-Giifton Gar toIIibirte qe.
tern Mbeno on Der 8. uno 0ine Gtrabs
nit bem Jubripert bes John sssnninas.
Dds pferb bts lebteren pnrbt eetDbiet
ifnb bic Hutfnt fcbper bef16biet. Nei
osm unfaH tparbs rismcuo perlstt
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-01-26

Der 35 Sabre aIte 8einenfnlIsr
Gnsp. Bug BON Storrs Strube glitt.
ais er on Der 8. uno oarriet StraBe
nuf cine RdngirIotomotipe ipringen
tnetItt. aus unb sos iih ihtpere gsr@
IsBungen am aopf. uno on Der 8ruit
Ill.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-01-26
Shmlnoltr.

Die poIi3ei faRnoet auf eiren I'M
betannten, tpeiBeu MaEn, fpelher iih
iubefuster Wsiis iur eineu 3olletteur
bes 4rt Stubio. go. 522 Walnut
Gtrnbe. ausgiebt uHo bon perfhieoeneH
perlonen Seller tollsttirt baben fol-.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-01-26
GrMnoeisemt9am nuo 2santea

G<rnnnn pon Stelen srrie1ist an Der
MItieiie Der Qnor 4psnur 5piIG<n
gidtl Gtrobe uno Joirmount 2fptnus
sin 5Dsiftodigss Wcbnhdns fir $4,000
fErou 3. Dninnsr ldbt Elm brtifi5di-
eea Wobnhnus an Der Baltimore pife
sfpii6kn Casper unb Douft StrdBs
sum puiit pon $1,000 trridtrH.
Gin Mportemeniesbd b<Htn Grs
1i6tuEe @o6. 900 ioiitn ipirb. ldBt BITE
D3o @uilbins onb Confirmation 90.
an ber Eiibneif Ode Der MDdhoJe
Aub miatan e[seane ssri&tfn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-01-26

Winiam 2ssr ldbt Elm 2tito6igss
Mobnbaus an Der Sitfeite Der Gps
portb aDsnue rt6rblih Don Der llrpsi.
Ter glpenlie errihter.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-01-26

gem. u. 9artb srbieIt einen Bauer
laifbnibfdetn fir Elm breiif6diges
Msobn6aus, 1peIfes er auf bem @runb-
itiif 80. 3787 marfotp ape,lue fir
$4,000 errih.en ldbt.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-05-28

The Cairo bulletin mas been Cairo
leading paper for over forty years.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-05-28
Cairo Lumber Co., Agt.

were costumed to suit the name,
with blue horse-dersses and white
aprons. Very industriously they
hung their children's clothes on the
line, and told of the cooking, serving,
ironing and weeping they must do.
The future indeed looks bright, with
such promising housekeepers. The
little ladies' and gentlemen perform
ed eXcellently
The third and fourth grades came
next. And such an amount OF fun
You never went to circus where
they had so many, so funny or such
active clowns, as these little boys
who kept the audience in continual
laugh by their funny How do you
do" and hopping and blowing OF
shrill horns. AS Indian Huntresses'
the girls appeared in their feathers
ana paint armed with bows and ar
rows for their mystic dance. -.
showed what the true American
girls are and the sports they enjoy.
These witty people had the we'll de-
served praise OF all the audience.
The fifth sixth and seventh grades
had two very pretty drills, Tie girl
was called Crescent Drill the col
or scheme was red, white and blue
And they sang song in honor of the
flag The boys had pretty pole
Fill and a song which was we'll sung.
The boys of the higher grades gave
a comedy, entitled Patsy MCGEE.
Patsy is jolly, fine Irish boy and
| he and his friend Barney play
dreadful tricks with the doctors in
vitation. pat" is not very careful
with the Japanese china and Gu
glass, or the dinner either for That
| matter. 1t ends well though and he
passes for "Barney's" sweetheart at
ter all.
The girls of the higher grades gave
very pleasing drama. The title
"Ancirs Debt" 1t was acted well
and the audience enjoyed it immen
sely.
| The Notre Dame Sisters who teach
| the school have been very Jealous In
| their efforts in drilling the children
for the exercises, and they have been
rewarded by success.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-05-28
AN IDEAL HUSBAND

Is patient, even with a naggish wife,
for he knows she needs help. She may
be SO nervous and rundown in health
that trifles annoy her. II she is mel
ancholy, excitable, troubled with less
of appetite. headache, sleeplessness
constipation or fainting and dizzy
spells, she needs Electric Bitters--
the most wonderful remedy for ailing
mowen. Thousands of sufferers from
female troubles, nervous troubles
backache and weak Kidneys have
used them and become healthy and
happy. Try them. Only soc. Salts
faction guaranteed by all druggists.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-05-28
NEWS FROM OUR NEIGHBoRs


and VIM. White, Rev. and Mrs. w. ID.
Margrave, Mesdames C. G. Willard
Alex Montgomery, Geo. B. Howard
S. Il. Hambleton, c. w. Mertz, |. w
Reed, II. NJ. Smith, J. A. Waugh
Mary Connell, N. ]. Livesay, Florence
Malone, Fannie Randalls and j. NJ
Tucker, ard Miss Roe Hayden; little
Misses Boulah Parker Marie Mar
grave, Alice Tucker. Maude Hayden
and Frances and Helen Willard.
Miss Alice Clancy, of Valley Re
cmse was shopping in the city
Thursday.
Mrs. Herman, Of Mounds, was shop
ping here Thursday afternoon,
WIN Keller of Owensboro, Ky, Il
the guest of relatives here this
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Warshaw are
enroute to Denver, Colo, where 1t i
hoped the latter will regain hel
health.
Mr. and Mrs. j. NJ Tucker have as
their guest the formers mother. Mrs
Tucker, of Oceola, Ark.
VIM. Mertz and Walter Kettle were
fishing in Kentucky Thursday.
Mrs. Cliff Compton and guests
Mrs. l. N. McElroy, of Chester AM
VIM. L. McElroy, of Jacksonville, Ill
spent Thursday iwth relatives here
DR.. j. f. IIargan returned Wednes
day evening from a business trip t.
Poplar Bluff.
Loren Stophlet and Roderick Hutch
eson spent Thursday afternoon hunt
ing in Kentucky.
Frederick Hallerberg left Wednes
day to visit Mr.. and Mrs. Franl
Bauers and family In the countr
north of Mounds.
Miss Alice Beaver and brothe
were in town from America Thurs
day.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-05-28
MOUND CITY.
May a..

May 2f.
Weddings and wedding anniyersar-
les are reigning supreme In our city
this week. Another event Of this ma
ture occurred Thursday afternoon
from to O'Clock when the First
anniversary Of Mr.. and Mrs. W. \.
HAYDEN was celebrated at their home
on Main street. Rev. Margarve read
a chapter from the bible and offered
PRAYER, then the afternoon was turn
ed over to the guests who spent the
time in conversation. Mr. Hayden
had previously written paper rem
injscent Of their travels the past year
and this interesting article was read
by Editor D. A. Cornell of the Pulas-
XII Tribune. Refreshments consisting
of ice cream and cake We're served
In the dining room which was appro-
priately decorated for the occasion,
The following gifts were bestowed
upon the couple. boxes Of station
cry from DR.. ande#Mrs. Geo. B. How.
ard, Rev. and Mrs. w. d. Margrave,
and Mr.. and Mrs. +. w. Reed gift
books from Mr.. and Mrs. j. A,
Waugh, Mr.. and Mrs. N. j. Livesay
and Mrs. Fl. M. Smith; red letter tes-
lament Messrs. and Mesrames j. L.
Brandt and w. T. Parke; too.pick
holder and handkerchiets, Mrs. s.
e. Hambleton, pair hemstitched tow
els. Mr. and Mrs. l.. D. Stophlet;
handkerchief, Mrs A. Montgomery
fancy plate, Mrs. G. CIV Willard
drawnwork stand cover, Mr. and Mrs
G. W. Merit; large fancy pitcherDr
and Mrs. J. +. Hargan; fancy plate
Mrs. N. M. Harris. Those present
pre- ent were Mrs. Tucker, OF Oceola
Ark, Messrs and Mesdames D. A
Connel. w I. Parker. j. /, Brandt
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-05-28

Mr.. and Mrs. F. Tinnemeyer, also
large number of the employees OF
p. T. Langan Lbr. Co, of Cairo. at
tended the tewenty-fifth anniversary
celebration of Mr. and Mrs G. JONAH
sen in this city Wednesday evening
Miss Georgia Calvin of Levings,
spent Thursday with relatives here.
Mrs. ]. M. Mozely returned home
Wednesday evening from few weeks
visit with relatives and friends at
Johnson City, Carterville and other
cities.
Mrs. Will DENLY of Cairo, was
the guest of friends here Thursday
She will leave soon for her hame in
Lansing, Mich.
Miss Ruth Byrns was a Cairo shop
per Thursday
The Ladies Aid of the Methodist
Episcopal church will conduct so
cial Thursday afternoon and evening
June End. The location has not yet
been decided upon.
MTS. w. ". flelleI went 70 MOuuus
Thursday to meet her husband from
Lebanon. who will spend few days
here prior to their departure for their
home.
Harry Hood made business tril
| to Carbonate Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. Cotton. of Com
mercial avenue left for Levings
| where they will reside on farm
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-05-28
LITTLE PROSPECT
or EARLY AGREEMENT ON RIVER
AND HARBoR APPRoPRIA-
TON BILL IN CONGRESS.
Some Provisions in Senates Amend
ments out of Line With
Engineers Recon-
n,endations.

Washington, d. G. May 27-The
River and Harbor bill is still in con-
ference and with little or no pros
.pect Of an early agreement because
eight of ten senate amendments are
out of line with the act of 1902
which requires faorable report from
the board of army engineers. The
protects in controversy have either
been adversely reported upon or net
reported at ALL Among the eight or
ten senate amendments which are
proving stumbling blocks for the con
ferees of the senate and hot Sc. the
ones that stand out most strong
are the Beaumont and Orange Inn
movement of the Neches and Sabine
rivers; Lake Contrary on the Mis- sou.
ri river near st. Joseph; the propos'
ed lock and dam No. Z, on the Green
river in Kentucky and the harbor OF
Arcadia in Michigan. Such items
Chairman Alexander and his collea
cues on the part of the house abso
1 lutgiy IeluStu W hSSSPN'
The act of 1902 provides that after
congress has ordered the survey OF
project, the local Tor District eng
neer reports upon the adVisahility
adequacy, cost and commercial impor
lance of the Improvement. This re
| mort Is then referred to the division
| engineer who approves or modllle'
II in accordance with his judgment
Fom the division engineer the repor
goes to the board of review OF engl
neers and finally it reaches the chic
| NJ engineers At each stage of INT
proceeding the local interest can b
heard, for 70 ragainst the contem
Mated Improvement, so that the chic
| engineers report is similar to dc
cision of the supreme court OF tn
United States, every question havh
heen several times considered b
nine or more engineers.
II IS this decision Of the chief en-
eineers that the rivers and harbor
committee and the house of represeI
tatives accepted as binding II
is favoable to the project, and tn
i immediate improvement of other PR
Il iects in the same locality are not a
important, an appropriation is mad
i either to begin or to finish the pre-
iect most favorably recommended b
the army board If the engineers r.
mort is unfavorable, the rives and ha
bors committee refuses to have an,
thing to do with the project. 81
too, IL the project has not been X
ported upon by the engineers.
| All the items in the controversy i
the present bill are opposed by Tn
house conferees for the reason tina
the engineers have either reporte
adversely or not reported upon at al
Meanwhile, local interests which hav
, been turned down by the Unite
States engineers, have persuade
senators to insist upon the contr'
verted projects regardless of the 81
eineers' report. The house conferee
resent such disregard of sane met
DDS AMI prefer that the bill eshoul
/, fail rather than yield to local int
ests which insist that congress a
> propriate millions of dollars for in
| proving undeserving and wastei'
projects.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-05-28
$4,000.

$4,000
A peculiar feature OF the deal IS
that the Parhams sold out to them
selves and at the same time strength
ened the establishment in which they
made investment and which viii be
operated rs the sole headquarters OF
the Parham- Matthews Hat company.
About ten statesmen viii cover a
number of states for the company,
the southern trade being especially
sought. and efforts viii be made to
further widen the scope Of the bust
ness, which Is growing with very
gratifying speed.
w. p. Halliday OF Cairo, who is one
|of the heaviest stockholders In the
Dalton Adding Machine company and
lis deeply Interested in the develop.
ment OF Poplar Bluff. Is treasurer o.
the hat company.
Both Mr. and Mrs. Parham are very
well known In Poplar BluH.
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The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-05-28
AT. ST. JOSEPH'S SCHOOL
Commencement Exercises Yesterday
In Which Children Acquitted
Themselves creditably.

Yesterday afternoon the pupils
of Saint Joseph's school gave theil
annual closing exercises. They viii
repeat the program Sunday afternooT
for the benefit Of such as could not
be present yesterday.
The boys Of the first and second
grades had pretty drill called "St
Joseph's Soldier Boys" They look
ed very brave, mounted on theil
wooden steeds; their eyes blaze
with patriotism and st. Joseph's
school is believed to be safe under
their guardianship, The girl wers
named Little Mothers and the,
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-05-28
SOLD OUT TO HIMSELF
That's What Poplar Bluff Paper Says
Of Change in Parham'Mat-
theWs Hat Co.
Poplar Bluff Democrat.l

John L. Parham, president OF Par
ham-M Matthews Hat company, and Mrs.
Parham, who Is secretary OF the same
concern, left Poplar Bluff today to 20
to Memphis, Tenn, where they VIII
live. They have been visiting Mrs
Parhams sister, Mrs. w. b. Hays.
The Parhams have been living al
Cairo, where their wholesale business
was established and from which
point it ramihed over large terri
tory. A few days ago they sold out
their Cairo company to the Parhan
Hat company of Memphis, Tenn,
concern that has a capital stock q
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-05-28
So Look Out.

Just because the sentimental girl
looks rapturousiy up at her lover and
calls him MY kingl" during their en-
gagement he mustn't be surprised IL
she expects him to sift the ashes. and
wipe the dishes. and bring up the coal.
after they are married.