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The Cairo bulletin., 1910-09-02

NEWS FROM OUR NEIGHBoRs
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

They We're surprised by chivan par.
ty that night but were equal to the
occasion and ordered keg of beer
and case of soda water and tine mer.
rymakers enjoyed themselves to the
fullest
Quite a lot Of Thebes people were
in Cape Girardeau Wednesday.
r. NJ. Jeffries, James Sowders and
Thos. .etitt went to Cairo Wednes-
day to attend the funeral of Claude
Winters.
The powder plant was started We'd
nesday but had a breakdown that
stopped everything for while.
The Cairo & Thebes crossing with
the G. & E. |. south of Fayville was
put In Wednesday Of last week.
S. NJ. Campbell took a load of &c
bushels of Irish potatoes TO the Capf
the other day and sold them for &C
cents.
Thre large cracks, each of then
several inches wide, nave appeared in
| the big concrete arch at Gale. This
arch was built for the railroad com
pany across Sexton creek and cos
over 100000. The defects are prob
ably due to the foundation settling
and 1t may cost 100000 to repair the
damage. No tracks have been laid OF
! tho noncrpta work 4
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-09-02

Twenty thousand votes extra and
all for little exertion on your part
Get out among your friends and make
each one subscribe for one year; as
soon as you have secured club OF
Ave turn them into the contest depart
ment and the extra certificate of 90
900 votes will be given you.
Do not fail to take advantage OF
this offer, as 1t means much, you are
not entitled to one special ballot, but
more than one can be secured. For
every FIVE new yearly subscriptions
to the Bulletin turned into this office
between now and next Wednesday
night at s p. M. a special vote cert
ficate calling for 10000 votes will be
issued. so it depends on the energy
and ability OF the candidates as to
how many of the special ballots they
can secure.
in order that the candidates who
send in their subscriptions by mail
those in the city districts, all letters
containing subscriptions and post
marked prior to p, M, Wednesday
Sept. 7th, will be included in this
offer even though they do not reach
this office until the day following.
Remember. that for every club OF
FIVE new yearly subscriptions turned
into this office between now and next
Wednesday night the candidate turn
ing them in will receive an extra vote
ballot OF 10000 votes
These ballots may be polled immed-
lately or held to create neucleus
for reserve fund which you can hold
until the last few days of the contest
and thereby keep your competitors in
the dark concerning your strength
Start Reserve Fund.
When you send in subscription a
vote certificate will be issued calling
for the votes due on the subscription,
This vote certificate can be polled
Immediately or held until such time
as the contestant desires to deposit
1t in the ballot box.
Ii is good idea to hold at least
some Of your votes back as it keeps
your competitors entirely in the dark
concerning how many votes you may
have mp your sleeve, and again, on
the other hand, should you wish to
assume the lead at any particular
time. you have simply to draw on
your reserve fund and throw in
enough votes to assume the leading
position in the race.
Public interested.
The public Is getting more and
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MccLuRE.

Leon Culley was in Tnebes Friday
visiting c. A. Marchildon and trans
acting business.
A. T. Sans has shipped out seven
cars of wheat to Carbonate the past
week, and is buying again.
r. NJ. Otricn, Joseph Bunch, Oscar
Taylor and Edward Alternately were
in Cairo on business.
NJ. B. Scanlon, of st. Louis. who
was here the first o. the week on
busnss, has returned.
The first frost OF the season was
seen here Friday, Aug &c.
Many of our citizens attended the
Anna fair this week and report a bet
ter fair than ever.
Mrs. Julia Mize, OF Mounds, and
Mr.. and Mrs. e. Mangun and children
of Wayside are visiting their mother
and family, Mrs. john j. Porter.
James Carrnack returned Sunday
from a three weeks visit in Missouri
He was accompanied home by Ora
Mack of Steward. Mo-, who is the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. John ]. Porter
or week.
DR.. Samuel Norris spent Sunday ~
Anna the guest of his parents.
Among the candidates who have
| been here the past few days are VIM
ID. Lippitt, James S. Roche, Fred ~
Nellis and Thos. w. Williams. Sher
Iiff Nelhs was accompanied by Benz
Jones, who was posting election no
tees
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The Long spoo on.

''Tomkyns" recently heard the ex-
preston III you sup with the devil
you will need a long spoon" Though
| never heard 1t before" he says. st
is evidently fairly well known. and
what | should like to know is, What
does 1t mean, and where does 1t come
fromW
1t means that IL you are going to sit
down to q meal with his Satanic
majesty you will need long spoon
to avoid the necessity OF getting too
near the old gentleman and, In Its
general sense, Of couEse, 1t implies
that IL you have dealings with dan
gerous or notorious person it behooves
you to use great caution. 1t comes
from one Of The "Ingoldsby Legends"
and the quotation reads:
Who suppes with the Deville sholde have
long spoone.
London Answers.
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Q Q Q CURES
O.O.O. OLD SoRES

Every ipury remains
open
blood into the circulation
infections matter to ate the place
Is all well
old the itching absorb the discharge with
8
a
remedy made entirely
pons
builder
facilitating Special
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC co. ATLANTA. GA.
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CONTEST LEADER.
MISS ANNA PIERCE WALSH
= IN / 1 Il H.

District Leaders.
Dist. miss Alice Bryne
= Dist. No. &c. w. Hurley.
. Dist No. 3--Miss Louise
= Gordan.
y Dist. miss Charlotte Virgins
Dist. 5-Miss Cue Johnson
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THEBEs.

Kenneth Petit was a Cairo visitor
Wednesday.
Robert Fritz is moving his family
to Paragould, Ark
Charles Rendleman is moving to
Cape Girardeau this week
A number OF young people enjoyed
a social at Mrs. Amelia Pettt's Tues
day evening.
The central telephone Office is be-
ing moved into VIM. Kings residence.
Charles Mogg and wife returned
Tuesday from their wedding trip.
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MOUND CITY.
September l..

september u,
Little Miss Fay Harris of Mounds
visited relatives here Wednesday.
Mrs, Harry Parker and Miss Pearl
Parker of Valley Recluse were guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. J. L. Brandt on Main
street Wednesday.
w. H. Brslsford of Mounds trans
acted business here Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs Thos. Boyd returned
home Tuesday from few days visit
lin Shicago.
Services at st. Peters Episcopal
church will be observed as follows
Sunday, Sept 4th: $3.50 a. m. Sunday
school; 1890 a. M Sermon and Holy
Communion, subject Gods Provf.
lence. 1880 p. m. Evening Prayer
and sermon, subject, THE Wicked
Husbandmen.'
Mrs. w. A. Dougherty has as her
guest, Mrs. Fannie Petrie Of Metron-
oils, who arrived Wednesday.
A number of the young society
men of this city gave dance in the
Perks and Higgins hall Tuesday even
ing and about twenty couples enjoyed
the affair
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Conley who
have been visiting the formers
mother, Mrs. Mary Conley and fam
| lily on Fourth street, left Wednesday
| for their home in st. Louis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thos. Rodgers re-
turned home recently from a two
weeks visit with relatives in Gray
Vile, Kingsburg and Albion, Ill. They
attended the Home Coming" in
GRANVILLE while away.
Mrs. w. S. Sandeson and daughter
Violet, left Wednesday for Fulton
KY, where they will visit Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert Newhouse.
Mrs. w. T. Parker and daughter
Beulah were Cairo visitors Wednes.
Iday morning.
Miss Clara Perks OF villa Ridge,
spent Wednesday with Mrs. Thomas
Higgins.
DR.. and Mrs. II. Whitaker left
"Wednesday to attend the Anna fair
They had as their guest Wednesday
morning, Mrs. Lydia Spaulding Of
Cairo.
Mrs. Barnett, formerly Miss Mary
Mango, of Valley Recluse, was shop
ming hera yVedpncday
Ed Graves OF villa Ridge, was a
business caller in the city Wednes.
day.
Miss Acsa Nesbit left Thursday for
Anna to attend the fair. She went
with Mr.. and Mrs. B. I. Britton and
family of Mounds in tneir auto.
Mrs. Fl. M. Smith went to Wetaus
Tuesday on political tour.
| Mrs. Geo. Lyerly Of America, was
lshopping here Wednesday
Fred Johnson will leave this week
for Quincy where he VIII attend the
lGem City Business College.
| Mrs. Joe Bauer OF Valley Recluse
lspent Wednesday with Mrs &c
lSheerer on Pearl street.
| Four sacks OF Purity Mound Cit,
made -four, will be given away to the
lucky persons at the Palm theatre
Wednesday evening, Sept. TIN.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. u. Friganza an,
son Chas. Gilbert were guests OF Mr.
and Mrs. Lee Fitzgerald in Calr,
Tuesday. @ aaaE
Mrs. w r.. Rodman, daughter Mis-
Elsie and grandchildren Mary am
Lena Snyder were Cairo visitor
Tuesday.
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Advice is to Take Advantage Of
Special Offer Now in Effect
and Create Reserve Fund
Offer Of Twenty Thousand Votes Ehtra Means
Much to Participants in Race for the va|u-
able Bulletin Award Of Auto to
be Announced Sunday

more interested in the contest as day
follows day. and are showing their
interest for their favorite by sub
scribing for the Bulletin and securing
the votes to assist their candidate
along on the road to victory.
Line Up Your Friends.
Line up your friends and secure as
many OF the special ballots as posi-
BILE this week. The number you may
secure is limited only to your own
ability ana inclination to get a re-
serve fund that, when thrown into
the ballot box the last few days of
the contest will demoralize your com
petitors. Start in today and line up
your clubs of FIVE new yearly sub
scriptions.
Miss Walsh Still Leads.
Miss Anna Pierce Walsh threw In
enough votes yesterday to maintain
| her position as contest leader This
candidate has been out of town for a
| day or two but has returned and
promises to make the others go some
from now on.
Others in the race remain about sta
tionary this morning, but they are
busy nevertheless and are getting
their Clubs lined up in way that
will make things hum in the near fu-
ture.
| In district Miss Charlotte Virgins
comes from third place in her district
and assumes the district leadership
this morning. This young lady is
well and favorably known in her
home town, and her friends claim
that she is just now getting under
way and will make others in the race
travel from now on to keep IE~~l
their fayorite.
Contest Chatter.
Clubs are trumps this week-play
your hand
Five new yearly subscriptions spell
10000 extra votes in addition to the
votes usually issued on the subscrip-
tons, figure 1t out for yourself
/ Now is the time to make start
land get that reserve under way.
/ Never mind about your standing in
the paper create reserve, 1t will
come in handy at the close OF the con
ltest.
Have you ever considered that
there are thousands of votes in the
surrounding towns. Go after them
Everybody wants the Bulletin.
i Above all pay no attention to ru.
mors, they are usually circulated by
| your competitors to discourage you in
the race and the moment you show
signs of becoming discouraged that ID
the time they feel elated and figure
that they nave at least one strong
competitor ont of the running, which
makes it so much easier for them.
Do not waste time. the emf will o.
here before you know it--buckle on
your armour and march on to success
And again, above all things, be a
winner, the votes are mere for some
one to secure---it can be you as well
as the others who get them, 1t only
REQUIRES going after them. So gel
lbusy and go get them now before
some one else secures them.
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You don't want to make any mis-
take about Philadelphia being slow
town." said Dobbleigh. mo, Stree. |
discounted 30-day note over there
once and. by lingo, 80 days pass just
as quickly over there as they do
here! "--Idppiaeott's.
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Married Life.

Griggs-"You talk lot. Briggs;
now what have you got against mar
ried life?" Briggs--"What have got
against it2 Why. man take this ter
rible divorce evil 1t iourisheY
amongst married people exclusively"
Boston Transcript
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Sympathetic Admiration.

Drinks so you enjoyed the circus?
Winks- Yes; was particularly inter
ested In the juggier. III bet that man
could get any number OF bundles from
a street car to the train without drop
ping ose of them. st. Louis Times.
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IL WnuId.

Ella They say sugar alone VIII sus-
tain life for some time. stella-Life
would be sweet. wouldn't itf-Ex.
change.
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Wounds In Fruit Trees.

Rosin and tallow In equal parts
make an excellent covering for wounds
In fruit trees.
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His Objectjon.

Scottish Bachelor VIII We hae soile
tea? visitor-O OH please don't trouble.
Bachelor It's no the trouble; It's JUST
the expense. Punch.
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Wien, 26. Tssembsr.

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pfaas.
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/ W.bL - R.uss gainter gatent sS.ss
l. $40. Mtnser ssmss 1855 - $50,
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I--4.4s, erbiaarss s3.7s -- 40; esring
pa.sst Ss.To -- 800, be. faHss $500
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Der EbI.
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tparetn: Gar Hc. rotber 8intst su li4c
uuo 500 Gu. 30. s.mtidtsr ~ 1886 aai
eem g.ltiis.
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es. sT--sst, 70. 4 be. 65--s7t, Dsitts fsl.
bsnsern ss-7ot, eeIbss es. ss--7ft, esmifdtss
ss. eS--7se per On. gertaat purosn:
! Gar 80. 3 ptibss ,u zoe uuo 500 cv. 10.
ssmiittss ~ So. aaf benz stIsiis.
9afsr. - Narft rasss uuo fsR. as
. Ssibtr 51-s9t. STANDARD fptiser sou
sIt, Rs. psisr 50 - so9s, re.
ntiSer 4s--4sr, Re. psmifAtsr &slG -
SOC, 10. . ssmiihtsr <sh - 4s1at 10
4 DO. 4T--4st per Gu. Strfau't uurotn.
Gar 30. Q wtbsr ia soc auf Dem gsIsiis.
EsgssH.-T Tartt fstis. so. s5--sss
re. . sI--sst, 30. 4T3 - Toe per Bufhsl
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I orsindr. s2--s4s Der sufasL 1 ear 9s.
rurot su s4hc duf BENT @sIeiie Dtrtan't
gsrslst q Der Rs'r.iS,. Brsif. nit ben
8 siHissn am slshtH Taas osa oortssa Ja5rss
l2. 9au. 1910. 1?. San. 1909
1sii,n, Ss. 8 rsther. ..isse ilot
EsIidtsrn, ns. fssmii6tss 50: sA
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-01-13

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