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The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1910-05-13
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that the Board
OF Aldermen will convene in session in
their room, in the City Hall building, in
Frederi City, Maryland, on Monday
the 23rd day of May, A. d. 1910, at the
hour of 7.3o O'Clock, P. M, for the pur-
pose of considering the passage of an Or
dinance of The Mayor and Aldermen of
Frederick, providing for the construction
of sewer under the bed of Market
street, between Third street and Fifth
street and for the construct on of
sewer under the bed of Carroll street
between East All Saints street and Car.
roll Creek, in said city; and assessing
one-half of the costs and expenses Of
said work upon the' property binding on
said portion Of Market and Carroll streets
respectively. j,
All persons interested are hereby notil
fed to appear before the Board of Alder-|
men at the time and place specified in
this notice, and all will be given an op-
portunity to be heard concerning the
passage of said ordinance.
GEORGE EDWARD SMITH,
may 1872. Mayor.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1910-05-13

REPRESENTATIVE CHARLES f. LIT
TLEFIELD, of Maine, now admits that
the plank in the last Republican ma
tional platform regarding injunctions was
put there to placate the labor leaders
and with no intention of its being carried
out. He carries his frankness to an
even greater extreme and says that the
plank is perfectly non-committal' and
means nothing, being simply dishonest
trick to lure the unwary workingman
and delude him with the belief that the
Republican party was his friend Mr..
Littleheld might carry his frankness a
Slep further and admit that the tariff re-
vision plank was another dishonest plank,
never intended of fulfllment. and that
the whole platform was a tissue of false
hood and false pretense. But perhaps
he feels that such a confession is unnec-
essary as the whole country now knows
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1910-05-13
Remember Democrats your last
chance to register and transfer is
Tuesday next, May 18th.
State Meeting of the Daughters
of Liberty.

The State Council of the Daughters of
Liberty will convene at Cambridge, Md,
May 18th. Mountain City Council, No.
u, this city, will be represented by Henry
+. Cramer and Miss Annie Jackson.
Others who will be in attendance from
this city will be Mrs Sallie A. Cramcr, a
member of the State body; Mrs. Katye
Dyer Mrs. Mollie GLAND and Mrs. Annie
Dyer, The party left for Cambridge this
morning.
Pride Of Walkersville Council, No. ~,
OF Walkersville, will be represented by
Mrs. Nettie GLAND.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1910-05-13
Conductor Gaugh Killed.

Harry Gaugh, aged about 20 years, OF
Thurmont, who has been employed by
the Frederick Railroad Company as a
brakeman and an extra conductor on its
Frederick-Thurmont line, was fatally in
jured by being crushed between two
freight cars near the ore bank at Catoctin
Furnace.
The injured man was hurried to Thur
mont, where he was attended by Drs.
Kefauver and Birely. At their sugges-
ton, a special train was Immediately
arranged for, to bring him to Frederick,
in order that he might be treated at the
Frederick City Hospital. He died before
reaching the city.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1910-05-13
Health Ofncer's Renor+

The following is the report Of c;tv
Health Officer, Dr.. Ira J. McCurdy. for
the month of April:
Births reported, 9; white, 8; males &.
females, 2; colored. male. Deaths OF,
CURED, 10; white, IS; male, 6; females, 70;
phoid fever. 2; pneumonia, 2; cirrhosis Of
liver, bronchitis acute, carcinoma. ?. oaIi
stones, tuberculosis, a; paralysis, ?. Val
vular heart disease, marasmus, trismns
neaonatorun. Contagious and infectiouS
Diseases:-Measles, cases. House.
holders and tenants are requested to re.
move all refuse from premises that has
accumulated during the winter. Fsna'
cially look after the cellars. clean and
thoroughly lime and whitewash.
Get your transfer if you have
removed from one precinct to an
other.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1910-05-13

IT will be remembered that President
Taft urged that Congress should not un-
dertake a Congressional inquiry of the
sugar trust frauds on the grounds that
such action might impede the prosecution
OF the cases against the trust in the courts.
This argument against congressional
probe can no longer be put forth after
the amazing confession Just emanating
from the White House, and in view Of
the svowed intention OF the admnistra-
lion TO spare the men higher up" Con-
sress will be direlict in its duty to the
public if it does not now inaugurate and
vigorously prose ute an investigation of
the doings of the sugar trust. Perhaps
such an investigation will reveal the
reason for the Taft administration ten
derness toward the big men who have
defrauded the government.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1910-05-13
The Post Oompanz organize.

The board of directors of the recently
incorporated Post Publishing Company,
of Frederick, has organized by electng
the following officers: President, J. Clarke
Kieffer; vice president, Charles Vert
heimer treasurer, James H. Gambrill, Jr. f.;
secretary, John c. Motter, of l. The
president, vice president and Messrs. c.
Thomas Kemp, d. Charles Winebrener
and Francis J. Newman constitute the ex-
ecutive committee The company will
establish printing plant in Frederick and
will publish the E9eRing Post and the
Semi-Weekly Posi-.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1910-05-13

A SIGNIFICANT showing Of the trend Of
public opinion among the well informed
was made in straw vote taken in Har-
ward law school the other day on the
question: Resolved. That the record of
the present administration for the past
year would not justify the re election of
President Taft" The vote was taken
among 800 students. With two bla ks
cast, the vote stood even, I49 to $40. But
a large majority Of the voters were Re
publicans. of whom 100 favored the Presi-
dent, willie 50 voted his administration a
failure. OF the Democrats nine were for
Taft and 65 against The balance of the
vote, 20 or and IS against the President,
was cast by students who profess alleg-
lance to neither Of the great parties.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1910-05-13

THAT some of the men Implicated in
the councimanc scandal in Plttsburg
have raised large fund to defeat the
ends of Justice and that the present panel
from which will be chosen jurors to hear
the cases, is being tempered with, were
allegations made to the Pennsylvania
supreme court-by District Attorney Viii
liam A. Blakely of Allegheny county
Mr.. Blakely made his charges in filing an
answer tothe petition of Max G.. Leslie,
delinquent tax collector of Allegheny
county, indicted in the scandal, who
wants change of venue.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1910-05-13
County Health Officer.

AT a recent meeting of the County
Commissioners at the office in the Court
house, they reappointed DR. c. f. Good
ell as County Health Officer for term of
two years. DIR. Goodell's appointment
has been well received both in the city
and county. He has been most attentive
to the arduous duties in his office, and
his aifable and pleasing manner has made
for him many friends.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1910-05-13

AFTER u years the proposition TO raise
the battered hulk OF the battleship Maine
passes the house and senate and now
awaits only the signature of the President
TO become a law It has been disgrace
TO the country that the work was not
undertaken long ago. 1t is not probable
that the raising Of the wreck will add any
thing to the public knowledge or lack of
knowledge OF the cause Of the explosion
which sent the vessel to the bottom of
Havana harbor and cost the lives of 200
American sailors. But the bones of the
sacrificed crew deserved better sepul-
chre than the mud and slime of the sea
bottom. which they will now have in
Arlington cemetery at the national Capt.
tai.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1910-05-13
Pythians From Homecoming Com
ing.

Rising Sun Lodge, of Homecoming,
Alleganey county, the second largest
lodge in the State. will visit Mountain
City Lodge, No. 20, Knights of Pythias.
this city, next Monday evening, the 10Th
inst, for the purpose Of seeing the rank
of page conferred by the famous Mountain
City Rank Team. The delegation will
come by the Western Maryland Railroad
as far as Hagerstown, when they will
take the trolley to this city.
The local lodge hope to have a large
membership present and the rank team
with its full membership of sixty per-
sons will be on hand to do the work for
the visiting brethren. A reception will
be rendered TO the visitors after the
comforting Of the degrees. The event
promises to be one of much interest to
the local lodge.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1910-05-13

Accused of numbering Dallas Collins,
night Waterman, and burning the pier at
Crisiield,. February g, Lewis Boznango.
George Smith and Miley Elliott were put
on trial at CrisiieId.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1910-05-13

AT Saluti-ouis before the League Of
Electrical Interests, Henry L. Daught-
erty bitterly attacked Clifford Pinchot as
the man who has done more to prevent
the development of water power than
any other Daughterty is the President
of nineteen public service corporations,
notably electric light and power com
panies.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1910-05-13

THE Chicago zii6uRe estimates the
losses caused by the cold weather in
April to be upwards of $50, 900, 600 in the
middle west.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1910-05-13

Your vote for the mayoralty de-
ponds on you being registered, so
fail not. Remember your last
chance is May II, Tuesday next.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1910-05-13
Register on Tuesday next,
Have You Boon Enumeratsdq

If not, or if you have any doubt, fill out
coupon and mail to John J. Stump, Super
visor of Census, Box 572, Cumberland,
Maryland.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1910-05-13

A New YORK paper suggests that the
big corporations organize party of their
own. But why2 Isn't one enough?
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1910-05-13

WE HAVE SERVED OUR Pa
IRONS REGULARLY FOR MORE
THAN ONE HUNDRED YEARS
AND AN INVITATION IS En-
TENDED YOU TO OPEN AN AZ
COUNT, IN THE SAVINGS, DE-
PARTMENT OR A REGULAR
CHECKING ACCOUNT. ALI
ACCOUNTS WHETHER LAROr
OR SMALL RECEIVE THE SAME
CAREFUL ATTENTION.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1910-05-13

Your vote for the mayoralty de-
ponds on you being registered, SO
fail not. Remember your last
chance is May II, Tuesday next.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1910-05-13
2yzV

81 WILL TELL JUDGE DOUG
LASS FRANKLY AM NOT IN
FAVOR OF NEGRO CITIZEN
SHIP"
ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1910-05-13

Get your transfer if you have
removed from one precinct to an
other.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1910-05-13

On April IS, 1910, | am living at
address given below, but to the best
of my knowledge l have not been
enumerated there or anywhere else.
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The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1910-05-13

CENTRAL NATIONAL BANN'
OPPOSITE COURT HOUSE.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1910-05-13

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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1910-05-12

'frpm ~" h'~''A ''o'''
Ills lis tho time OF gear WAe. oi .reo.
mont Of hotels and rcrova'iou NJ ..''.,
rs tie order or tine d., m t.o.-a.A, of
Sew England summer Prescott. .Ar-"
preparations are made for tine go ou-
notation OF Tie annual WnJN OF visitors
who desire to rnjc' AGAIN The scenic
beautl"s ot his section which nas bccunie
the vacation playground OF the United
States.
TIE amount Of money invested In SUM
mer resorts in New England has been
In"r"a slng year by year This invest
ment has resulted IN handsom" protts
In Ncw Hampshire few years ago the
residents had S'o'o'"' Invested In sum
mor resorts. and u was estimated that
so Il" strangers ayailed Themselves OF the
vacation p'C7Surefio' the Granite state
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CONDITIONS

vo:,-. or IT. any other Class below
four hundred thousand votes. only
consolation prizes VIII he given.
These figures are SO small that
there seems to be little chance q
this reservation affecting the fnal
distribution Of prizes.
ANY protest aeains. this eligibl-
ty - any candidate VIII no. ha
onsidered II votes have been cast
roi said candidate for period OF
tHirty 800 days or longer
in the event OF tie hetwec,
contestants In any class moth will
lo counted winners
'nN ,urcessful candidate SHAH
.. ;l~ eight TO name proxy.
a'5c-t g. our approval
SO ballot or coupon will be count
e. unless received NJ the onlco OF
-",e Free Press Association, Iss
college street burlington. VI,
prior 60 the t'me set for the con-
test 10 end.
ANY question: ttat NAY arise will
and lts decisions YIN he absolute
.,ud rual
To ses'utr special coupons all
innrels must reach thi~ onice.
Agents ARE authorized 10 receive
subscriptions, but coupon. are ouly
issued from 1iIE FREE PRESS Of
dee after receipt of the money from
thr agent.
All candidates must accept and
rreo TO abide hy the aboy q condi-
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rolled together With camphor snc wrap.
ped in ns'S'p'ricr.
pANEISE AWAY ffnTttI,S

| rolled together WITH catuphor snt wrap.
ped in he S'p'rrcr
PACKING AWAY CLOTHES
stin better than cemphor. according to
physician in packing away clothes. is
an ounce bottle o. chiorocorrn, with =
split cork. SO that the fumes MAJ grad
ually evaporste. Put the bottle in tho
bottom " the trunk These fumes will
not only XIII moths. but many disease
germs Care must he taken not 70 In
hale the fumes when opening the trunk
All clothing should he put away as
clean rs possible n there are pockets.
turn inside or, and brush thoroughly.
Take soiied ruchins from the necks o.
dresaes and shields from under the arms
few bits OF charcoal wrapped IN tissue
paper and laid among the clothing will
prevent the unpleasant odor that is OTTER
noticed when the si" has been excluded
for some time
TO DRIVE OFT RATS A,>D NICE.
While on the worpath these Same
doughty warriors might be employed to
tight rats and mice Chloride If lime nut
In their runweys will not only purify the
nir but burn tho feet Of the rodents and
frighten them away. strong spirits Of
ammonia sprayed I'm their holes ana in
II" cracks Of the sGh-baSe OF n room Is
also eNectual. stu another discouragor
Of atteutlotI is q cloth spread with white
Of egg. then sprinked th'clSlv with rod
pepper ANA tackled over the rat-hole. pop
por insd"
AGR-S1.t Ell LIME rOH ANTS
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Blu SER1ESSs DsRECT
Burlington, Winoosks and Essex junction
Business Firms
L2Un dry

STANDARD ITAAM LAUNDRY
once Ia CHerr st. H. w. Bullock
.Iln'p. Emo ,hirl collar and eur work
a., H'Ne ~ u or send postal ana drive,
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fully covered. and the cans cleaned or
sprinkled with lime or oil
Four kerosene in to tho drains
Cover food after meal; burn or bury
table refuse
Screen all food exposed for sale
Screen all windows and doors especial
ly the Kitchen and dining room
Don't forget that If you see flies, their
breeding place Is in nearby Nth.
A HOME MADE FLY POISON
Boil for three minutes half pint Of
milk. four ounces sugar and two ounces
black pepper Cool pour in ssucers and
set about the room
TO FIGHT THE MOSQUITO
Water is An essential for the breeding
OF mosquitoes and anything from o
saucerful TO a stnsnant pond will pro-
Vide its quota for tho annoyance OF q
whole neighborhood. The egRs are de
posted ON the surface Of the water
either brackish or fresh three hundred
OF them In the space OF 81 quarter inch,
two hundred Of which are found to be
female. which by the way are the only
ones that bite For their disagreement
neiglrborhood co-oreration IL essential
After each householder has looked aft or
her own yard. making certain there il
rot Hirglc empty TN can nor nower pot,
not an uncovered cistern rar ralnwater
barrel, defective roof leader or uround
| depression TO hold even "A few inches Of
-tsnGuant water. let them unite 30 look
after adjacent dump grounds. vacant lots
and standing pools. Here Kerosene liz the
great remedy The crude petroleum L.
superior to The refined oil and should be
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1910-05-12

,-. NhNA :, IL NOU & SON.
'r"chcnl Plumber. .nd STAN, Ei,,.,
10 NJ. rnui street.
NeNt North Rurlins;ion Savinee PAN
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Office SuDnlipS

a. ~. fH"Eht. % 80. nion. 'phnnc a3n.
'"""-''rr" sold. routed. cycrarKoi
son business Phororrapb ara t9It.'r
NimooSrauh "''' r'"'''"
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1910-05-12
Ladies' Tailor

=. HTgT. 10 No. NI,oo.L,
fashIor2hle suits AMI Skirts ready
piade and +" orGcr. Fabrics sold bv
HE yard -
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Roofer
II. =. SAILS.

II. =. '3E Us.
hoo'er and dealer in all KINDS r..
ro"fnS material Contracts n,nI,.,
,lrs, class work Estimates %.
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W;nOOski Firms
Essex junction Firms


MlCNOL.a q PARKER.
Esfimutcs furnished at short notice
on all kinds Of buildings. First class
work n living prices Eeecv Jet, VI
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Insurance

LIFE, ACtI.ENv .Nu HEALTH.
A. good as any ana bette than many
JAMES McGoVA ecu. Agt.
strnrg puiIdinE.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-01-23
3, Fafthiahsiy Program.

s, Farthightty, Program
/ The ,lsragram' for next Tuesday :
meeting 81 the. Fortnightly Club Is az
Italian one Those, giving the pro
gram are Miss Emma Eausdent AIRS
Isys r. sIniftl and MIS-! .eefs 3. SDenl
son. III, rs as. foiloSs:s /, - q,
pastsfale, D. .searIatti, J671.
saisafn fronl ..'lphesenia. L elne&
|i7f4. 4 :, + u - !
sancta Maria. from; ''Stabat Mater,
IdaAsterga 1851 Mrs w. F. Smith !,
Songs Par u "eeetis l-ottfies7 Mel
cor Pin non NH sente. Paisieilo. T7il+,
caro- Milo, Ben 'Gierdanl, f743;; Miss
Emma Lansden. W
Z Eerceuse3 Galeotti, Mrs. Smith.
Selections from Madam Butter.
fly Puceini, 1858; Mrs. Denison
Arias, La Cieca, from Ia Giocon
IA. Ponehielli. 1884, IiAltra Notte,
from Mefstofele. Boito, 1872 Miss
Emma Lansden
Sixth Noeturne. Sgambati, lS43;
lmproyiso, Martucci; Mrs. Smith,
Selections from lie VIM, Piccini;
Mrs. Denison,
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-01-23
SENTENCE SERMONS.

/
I'ower in speech comes, from pa
tiencc In SILENCE. :,
! Lies .always get ripe before We are
ready for them.
-. Il s.
Men seek for honors often because
they have lost honor, q Ss@ IA
rtyS - 80
Forgetting self is the secret OF find
ing satisfaction in life. - Ag 80
4 --t I'D = &
The best evidence of loving heaven
is endeayor to bring ii. here.
Sorrow. is heavens. school. where.
we learn the alphabet ef-loFe. y 4
a man Is to be known. by his goat
rather .than by his genea!ogs
s /, T. 81 -lsR
Is s easy .fon tbe man who anpuTf $,
10 nothing 70 gife himself away =
No man is Fundamentally good who
Goes Hol NE PSI o md Nc! hes 'ooaAtess eofi'
mon : *
AF 90 ~
Deceit Fsually salas good start IN
the Man who sgasts OF MS alpio-
macy.
. lie soon loses all faith in the popr
Who tries TO feed them with hne
acrds.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-01-23
FUNERAL MOTTO {.

COYLE-At Tacoma Wash, ian
1G, 1910 John Coyle, aged As years,
Funeral services viii he held Sun
day afternoon, Jan % Remains vii
leave residence of James Meehan, cor
ner Fourth and Washington avenue
at 1880 p. m for st. Patrick's church
where services will he held. Specia
funeral train will leave foot of Four
teenth street at 2:45 D. m. for Villa
Ridge cemetery.
Friends of the family are invited tC
ATTEND
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-01-23
EPiCUREAH EPlGYAMS.

Condensed foods require condensed
stomacbs. f.
The cup that cheers is sometimes
hard to lift +'..'
In hot weather a good many people
eat by drinking.
Eat, drink" and the remainder. of
the sentence is. superfuons
Food has this to its credit; You
can't take it or let it alone,
A toast is very pleasant to receive
if 1t doesn't turn out to be a roast.
All the mysteries of life are not
wrapped ua in a plate of beef hash.
. Too many cooks spoil the broth;
too few spoil everything, broth in
cluded
Bread is the staff of life, and butter
is the lubricant that keeps it running
smoothly.
The pity of it all is that many moth
ers don't hear about the splendid
things they used to make
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-01-23
Rehearslaq Fer Feb. z.

The Cairo people nno are to en-
gage in the production of The Gil
From the Vest under the auspices
of the3K OF Pts are rehearsing night
ly and win be ready TO present the
Elay Feb, at Cairo opera house. Tho
cast requires about fifty The play
is al Pretty love story with plenty Of
comedy and song. The Hoffmans arc
A.gee ting the preparations,
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-01-23
WEEKS SOCIAL CALENDAR.
Monday.

Monday.
Mrs. p. l. Nassauer of POI wash
ington avenue will entertain the Mon.
day Card Blub.
Miss Mayme Cushman of 2S41 Park
Place West will entertain the Bridge
Cub.
Mrs. Albert Lewis of 319 Seventh
street will be the hostess to 500
card party.
Mite Society of the Cairo Baptist
church will meet with Mrs, NJ. A. VIII
son of 22l Seventh street.
Tuesday.
Westminster Guild of First Presby
terrain church viii meet with Miss
Belle Cunningham.
Regular meeting of the Fortnghtly
Musical Club.
J. T, r Club will meet with Mrs
Ned Hodges.
Mrs. Albert Lewis will entertain
with Bridge party
The Dorcas Club will meet with
Mrs Clyde King of 400 Fourteenth
street.
The Ladies' Auxiliary of A. o. H.
will give a euchre at St Patrick's
church.
Wednesday.
The Peerless Dancing Club and the
old folks" will give a masquerade at
Swoboda's Hall.
Mrs. Clyde Sullivan of 73l Twenty
eighth street will be the hostess to
the Thimble Club.
Miss Mayme eastman is to enter.
tain the Wednesday Card Club.
Miss Edna Lind Of TIA Cedar
street is to be hostess TO the Wednes-
day Bridge Club
Thursday.
Schiller Club will hold its weekly
meeting at the library,
W C. T. Z. weekly meeting. place
to be announced later
Friday.
c. G. G.. Club will meet with Miss
fGeraldine Schulz
Aid societies of the several churches
will hold their weekly meetings.
Saturday
Miss Nehletta Gilman of 2203 Hol
brook avenue will entertain the Rock
Club.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-01-23
RIVER NEWS
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

The river marked 81 feet on the
Cairo gauge last evening. showing a
rise I'll IL feet in "A hours.
The Ohio end tributaries are RISING
at all points above here excent at
Evansville The Mississippi is falling
from st Louis to Cairo.
There were some heavy chunks ol
ice seen IN the Ohio river all day yes
terlay. They seemed heavy enough
to do damage to any craft they might
strike with direct force.
The Sadie Lee is to leave Memphis
Monday for Cairo provided the ice is
out OF the way by that time.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-01-23
CARD OF Thank S.

We desire to express our heartfelt
thanks to citizens Of Mcclure and
others who rendered aid and sympa-
thy in our late bereavement the
death of husband. father and brother
1V4n n. Abernathie.
tSigned) Relatives Of Deceased.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-01-23
Benefits of the Chase

You say your husbands love OF
hunting is what enables you to enjoy
MS society," Yes" answered young
Mrs. Torkin3. Sometimes Charley
has to stay at home two or three
weeks at a time getting the birdshot
ont of his system"