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The Cairo bulletin., 1910-11-30
HUMANE SOCIETIES.
DELEGATES FROM VARIOUS
l-ART5 OF lLLlNCtS WILL
MEET TODAY IN CAIRO.
Two Sessions Morning and Afternoon
Address ci Welcome BY j. s.
Asthorpe illustrated lee
ture in Afternoon.

The list Of speakers and their sub
iects at the thEd annual convention
Of the Illinois State Eirmane Society
was published IN Yesterday mornings
Bulletin Tie sessions will lc1in
tiis rarnins at 10 o'cloc1 at tAe
Cairo Baptist caurch aareX. The
meetings are all opel to ait wao care
to attend and CORDIAL welcome $
extended to all
TIE headquarters Of tire society
will be at The washington where
badges will BE given tie nembers
and outside visitors WHO viii r, gis,
ter
The local organization Is Office g +.
az fellows President, NJ Easjegaay;
vice president Mrs, Musa N'oodwant;
secretary, Horace A, Harmon.
The meeting will cal.e TO order
at 10 a, N. hy President EasserAay
The orerirs prayer viii be delivered
by Rev. buchanan anr TIE address Of
welcome will Be given b. John 5. Al .
thorpe, j esident or the First Park
and Trust Co, afler whi-h Appoint
ments Of committees on registration
publicity, resolutions and humane M
formation followed by reports from
societies and the reading Of cons
s.t,stsrrc
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Married Last Evening.

Charles w. Murray and Mrs
Elizabeth Earnhart were married last
evening at il o'clock by Judge An
Grew WI tcamp at his residence 2022
Poplar street. The bride has been
n resident Of Dongola for years Tn"
groom has resided in Cairo at S2l
Twenty-first street for a long tim
He has been employed as section
foreman for the Illinois Central rail
road for long time Mr.. Murray
went to Dongola yesterday Afternoon
fer his bride both arriving here on
the 1O45 train. which was the cause
CT the late hour at which the cere-
mony took place. The couple went az
cnce after the ceremony TO the
groom's house.
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Bi thday Dinner,

Miss Ruth Resd.eman OF upper
Washington avenue, entertained q
number Of her friends last eyenif &
with 6 o'clock timer. After the
dinner a nuaaser Of games we e
played These who enjoyed Miss
Renlien ans hospitality We're Miss
e. Nel'esta Falman. Eleanor Halli.
day Ruth Bennett. Margaret Schulz,
vesta Wood, Dorothy Wing. Gather
inc Carey, Gladys Harmed, Margaret
Denzel, Evelyn Mcfarland, Ruth and
Adelaide Rendleman, Alice and Fan
ME DeRossett and Miss Maude En-
man. Bruce Eutler John Wool,
Emile Profilet and Harry Halliday.
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sale to Fay fine.

Sheriff Nelis recorded a cert.fieaie
Of sac yesterday for the county on
ire undivided oue.half iaterest IN lot
:. blcck 20, city this property be-
longs to George Ma oof, WAC was ar
rested some tffle ago, cha ged with
selling whisBey Wit out a license al
rs store. 1909 Commercial av nre-
Ell Joining police he7dlraTters &.
mas faed in ire county court latei
about SIS, but aid not pay the nhs
Maloof left for syrta Come weeks ass
10 te gore a year or two.
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ADJUSTMENTS


Among the Various theatrical pro
ductloas recently launched, American
pays nave proven the greater SUI
cess Nv great majority Some OF
thase have been society plays but
the mere popular ones have been
those that deal with the great az.
tfyities of the fest, where freedom
inspires hope and encouragement.
which accompllshes results. nm
sorthcom ne production Of The Cow
hoy and the Lady Company holds
the boards al the Cairo opera house
for one perfor nance on Thursday
evening. December lst
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-11-30

TemF,-l ana sunshine 4 beautt
fiji play with a soG--ern atmosphera
az before the war to be seen at the
Cairo opera house on sunday, matt
nee and night, Dec ith, is drama
tz&tion OF Mary J, Holmes popular
novel Of that name by lem p. Par
ker and 1t is unnecessary TO go into
datal o.1er than TO add that 1t IL q
complete production in every raf
ticular and the majority are familiar
with Macy 4 dolmes style. The
east S headed by Miss S@earinzen
and Miss Marion who have been seen
separately in many well known pto
ductiors, but It remained for ". +
Mann 10 secure them both fo/ The
same attraction
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-11-30
PRESBYTERIAN Mission.

The missionary meeting Of the
First Presbyterian church was held
TUESDAY afternoon at the residence
OF Mrs A. b. Turner Of Elm street
The program consisted Of a talk on
Alaska by Miss Maude Lofin TIE
leas.. G. the study class was Mrs.
Mary l. Dewey. Special music was
contributed by Miss Mary Butl2-
Ms laura Clendenen and Arthur
Turner. A buffet luncheon was
was served.
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AT HOME.

This afternoon t1e Cai~o cry cas-
Company and The Cairo t7ctr.e an
Traction Company VIII : ,e ire u $.
OF series Of AT Homes" to t e
Cairo ladies'. They have placed in
their window at 1908 Washington ave
nre. one OF tAeir cabinet ses ara
eaca afternoon this week will
der orstration OF TIE use o. tie ses
stove and elect,ia appliances p
mntl win De s2rveb Eyey caro-
lady S ASKED to ! between . am
5 p. m.
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Funeral Yesterday.

The funeral services OF re late
Mrs c Al Bumpus We're conducted
yesterday morning by Rev. 5. C. Ga
rum OF the Cairo BAPTIST Churca.
Many friends were present at the
services held at TIE home Of the de,
ceased The funeral party went o.
the interurban 10 Eeeca Grove Gene
lerY
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wnrk On 34th Street.

West Tairty-four1n street is being
randy improved Cement sidewalks
have been built fraf- j point a short
distance east OF fIls~iand avenue to
tire Big Four TRACK aad TIE work OF
building cement walks on goth sides
oil TIE street from Highland ID Was
ington aveHue, is in prog ess. lAs
street will be 6red TO grade in tee
spring after witch it viii be b;ish
paved
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sandy was WILING.

An old farmer and his wife were
paying a visit to an exhibition In Glas-
gov and were deeply interested in the
wonders which they saw. Overcome
at the sights, the old woman dropped
into a chair and exclaimed:
"Oh, Sandy, this is just splendid; |
could sit here a me days"
"Aweel." said the farmer. list sit
still.. Jeanie, wumman; III no grudge
the shilling"
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-11-30
Baptist Ladies Bazaar.

The bazaar and supper given last
night at Stafford hall By the ladies OF
the Calvary Baptist caurch was
pronounced success in every way. A
nice sum was realized on account OF
both the selling Of goods and the
serving of supper.
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PERSONAL MENTION

H. D. Barton of St. Louis, was nere
yesterday.
p p. Kennedy has returned from
Hodges Park.
J.. r. Rica Of WiekllTe vas in Inc
city yesterday.
G. VIZ Hrrley has gore to Harris
burg on business.
Mrs. Al'Ailrich, # villa Riige. Yves
In the city yesterday.
viii Christian Of Banaana Ky, va
In the city yesterday.
Miss Margaret Alden Of Anna prss.
ell through here yesterday en- route
home after spending Thanksgiving
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/. SOCIAL o4ND PERSONAL y

with her sister, Miss Zee Alden, WHO
is attending school in Nashville.
Miss lnez Meenan is i'll at ner
home on Fourth street.
Mrs. |. N. Taylor Of Mounds VS.
here shopping yesterday.
Mrs. n. NJ. Baldwin was al out 81
town guest here yesterday.
! w. o Farrin Of Pulaski was in ths
city on business yesterday.
Mrs. N. D. Bishop OF '-2rdweH, was
in the city shopping Monday
Mrs. H. Whitaker Of 40 Thirty
fourth street is reported seriously I'll
An eleven pound son was born 10
Mr.. ana MIS-, W. f shafer Monday at
4:S0 p. m.
Mrs Charles Ball OF Thirty-fomtA
street is seriously i'll there being lit
tie hope OF her recovery.
e L. D. Norisan hiss gore 10
greensboro. Ky, cafe there By TIE
serious Illness Of his father
H. r, Aisthorpe OF the First IA k
and Trust Company, went to Ban
dana, Ky. on business yesterday.
Mrs. 7. w Bransford, afser an
illness az several weeks, Is fully re-
covered ana able TO be out again
Edward Hessian, Mrs Chas Hes
sian. aud Mrs Greaney have gone to
st. ouis to attend the funeral Of a
relative
Mrs, Iusk. wife If DR.. w H. Lusi.
OF Charleston, returned home yester
day, after visit with Mrs. A. A..
Bonimant, !,
Mrs. w. L. Perce has gone to Du
Quoin to attend the funeral of her
sister Mrs, Hatfield, who died in s..
Louis Monday.
Mr.. J, B, Smith Of Ciarkton, Mo,
who sustained surgical operation at
ST. Mary's Tnfirmary several days
ago is improving.
Miss Mary Ethel Prov of Sikeston
Mo, was taken to st. Mays Tnfrm
AIRY yesterday for treatment She
was accompanied by her father
Several children OF George !
FISCHER OF ,1414 Commercial avenue
are slel; bi;ftt arg nov on tue road to
recovery Mr. Fischer is foreman Al
the Illinois Central round house,
Vestry Patterson, son of Mrs Cur
, ner, of 1907 Commercial avenue, is
seriously ill. He has been sick for
several weeks having contracted ma
laria which has developed int,
typhoid fever
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Schuh have r.
turned from their welding trip to Men
| Ehis, Tenn, and Re tor Ark, ard a"'
at nome at the residence Of Mrs
Schuh's uncle, J. Z. RenGie, q.
/ Twenty. second street
Mr. and Mrs Alex Fa~ee i
daughter were he ytcs's CT Mr. and
| Mrs. " wv Hougn n diune- Mon
lay evening in Mornd City, ard al
tended The show given under the aus
pieces of the WoRnn's club Mt the
Palm theatre durirs tae evening.
~. ard Mrs Max Rubensten o
Alton, ILL.,, are in tire city Wis time
VI. ana Mrs. Samuel Could o. &c
Tenth street, also NIr and Mrs. Il 5
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-11-30

Today IS - Andrews day which is
a LAY OF intercessioh ror missions all
over the country, ST Andrews saving
been the first Christian missionary.
Services at the Church OF the Re.
aean.er will be al { and $3.50 O'Clock
rhis morning, The woman's auxil-
larry will attend the $50 service IN
Dody and will receive corporate
communion.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-11-30
IMPROVED SCAtDILE ON TIL
NJ. & u.

Under the now time cart, WI ch ha
Just gone iuto effect, train No ?, rar
wing up-to-dste day co9ches and
Pullman Drawi z Room sleeping Car,
leaves Giro al 1850 p m Gust after
iuucheon), arriving St. Louis 6:15 p
IN in time for supper. This CONVEX
tent arriving time at st, Louis permits
pa gers to make connection with
cary evening trsius
j. H. JONES, Ticket Aget,
Cairo, III
JNO. NJ BEALb,
GEM Passenger Agent
st. Louis, Mo
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-11-30
win Entertain For Guest.

Mrs, G. g. Miller will entertain
Thursday afternoon with an informal
card party In honor Of her cousin
Migs Cornel.a Goodall Of Nashville
fem, VIC is visiting her.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-11-30

TIE annual bazaar OF the Lutheraa
Ladies' Aid society will be held az
tie home Of Mrs George j. Becker
s29 Tenth street Friday afternoon
and evening,
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-11-30
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF
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Everett Prosser, time-keeper for
Roy Il Williams, hal his loot crushed
Monday while helping 70 move the
concrete mixer,
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-11-30

Mrs. H. V Harrison, massauer ana
manicurist. Shampooing, hair dress
ing ana dyeing. Home phone 5'F
SOC Washington Ave.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-11-30

j. p. Gardner. the contractor and
builder OF 723 Thirty serenth street,
has changed from the Home phone
to Eel phone No. GIL
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-11-30

The greatest Fur sale ever held IN
iris vicinity Thursday, Dec, Isl at
samuel White d G Co.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-11-30

Mrs. ". r. Halliday Of Twenty
eighth ana Elm streets who has been
i'll for some time is improving. Her
father. F. D. Rexford who with his
wife has been making his home with
MS daughter for some titfe s serious
~ IN,
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-11-30

LARGEST and cheapest line q
toys in the city DeBauns twenty
eighth and Poplar.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-11-30

Big line Of collapsible doll carts az
DeBauns, Twenty.eighth and Poplaf
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-11-30
- ]. ccrsett 4itoney 80"

,ancs ]. ccr5stt a "Goney coy"
When George Eygns Honey Boz
Miaslreis come to'tne Cairo opsr3
acrsa Wednesday Dec 7th thea.
soc VIII have an opportunity To-
aear James J Cclh5tt in his graph
.JCry o. TIE JEFF les samson contes
a5 Reno, las, JGly Mr Corbeti has
been engaged TO aei as the iata
lccutel Of the first part and to gfea
Dis now famous monologue on tie
quarrel a; Reno. This is unlo1btedly
Tie most expensive single feature en-
taeea eut in the history Of minstrels}
and it Is net n any sense mere eN
IHhl5iun OF man WHO was once the
champion prTtiist Of the va IA ana
who tcsas on that distinct on
J8res j C5rtett as ever fecn q
succ ssful man AS bank clerk te
fore he al2rted PEI n as IN 7t
d2 Instructor fer the san Franc q
Ntlpuo Club, as an actor after his
Ilet.ieDent trom tAe e gg. as mono
log.ls in vaudeville, IN egerythn-
re has ever dore ne has ben@a suc
cess He is a maa Of resources ami
| bis notorie.y as a worlds champiaf
las olly serve 70 provide oppo.tun
l'-y for The Development Of these re
sources
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-11-30

Rrlenstein. Of Bai~l 1ouge ia. 81.
C1as, Ruhenstein Is we'll fnowl here,
having conducted TIE store formerly
known as Ruby's Toggery.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-11-30

H. and Mrs. Max Rubensien Of
Alton ILL.,, are in tire city visiting
Nr ana Mrs. Samuel Could o. &c
Tenth street, also Mr. and Mrs. II 5,
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-11-30

Mr. and Mrs Alex Fare. d
daughter were he stcs's CT Mr. and
Mrs. ~ w Hougn a. dinner Mon.
LAY evening in Mornd City, ard a.
tended The show given under the aus
pieces of the WoAnn's Club at the
Palm theatre durirg tae evening.
The enterprise-recorder. (Madison, Fla.) 1908-1933, 1910-06-23

For Sale:--A second hand square
piano. Cheap. Apply to c, B, Smith
Mrs Randell Walker Of Vadosta with
her children is visiting her mother, Mrs.
P ) Co2gins.
Call for j. l.. Tooke who will repair
and pu. in order your machine at a
reasonable price.
Miss Lii Armstrong; at home again
after pleasant visit of several weeks
With friends and relatives 10 various
south Florida cities.
Mrs j, R, Kelley and little Dolores
returned Monday from a pleasant visit
OF two weeks with relatives at LuL
Butler in Bradford county
The new home OF Robert Davis on the
crest OF the hill across the lake is as
Stunning shape and gives promise of be-
ing very coy and handsome building.
Misses Nellie Moody OF Greenville
aud Eloise Griffin OF VAldosta who Ia, g
been visiting Mrs. S. P. Griffith for the
past two weeks, returned to their re- q.
spectlve homes Monday.
CO..! Randell H. Rowe went to Jack
s)nville Monday afternoon to be present
on Tuesday at the meeting Of the Sta e
Executive Committee OF which he is
tie member from Madison county.
When BLoupINE RHEUMATIC LIN
MENr has cured SO many cases Of Rheu.
matism, why do you suffer with this
terrible affection, it relieves all pain in.
s;antly, 25c and SOC a bottle d. &.
Smith, special agent,
MAJOR VI. G. Drew will improve the
building IN which is located the Citizene
Bank and E. G. Hassell J. Sons store,
10y raising the ceiling of each several
feet The work is in charge OF W. b..
Davis and the material is Oh the ground
1 for the Improvements.
} Marshal w. \. Dale pranced down
the streets Monday morning his genial
zee wearing fine imitation OF the
smile that won't come off" and ir-
curing Of all with whom he met where
Is the census taker?' lie ought TO have
RLown-and probably did, but just f.r
| eoly ha
census had passed by, hut all the same
he wanted the world TO know that the
population Of Madison had been that
morning increased by the arrival Of =
BIG BOY az mis- home. BIZ is the
proudest and hspplest man In town az j
Is receiving the congratulations of hir
friends modestly but with beau,ng
countenance.
Whisper It gently-work has actually
commenced on the passenger depot oi
the S. A. L. railway. We've been wait
ing for il long time. Once or twice
the Railroad Commission has ordered II
but for some cause the order was moi
obeyed. Several months ago Superin
teudeut Witt prom sed ut the Board Of
Trade banquet that depot should b'
built. Something else happened anC
work WAS sgain delayed. Some week.
ago the material for the building Wal
hauled here and put on the ground snc
It was expected that work would beRr
im mediately. Then came the news tha
the master builder had stuck nail il
his foot and WAS laid up in the hosplta
tor repairs and nothing could DO don't
until he had recovered. But all thos'
troubles are now past 1t is fact tina
the work OF construction actually begar
Monday afternoon and sufficient forc'
, of workmen is on the job to insure it,
completion within a reasonable tint
provided something else doesn't hap
pen to delay the work.
The enterprise-recorder. (Madison, Fla.) 1908-1933, 1910-06-23
TOWN TOPICS.
Our Phone Is.

Judge Carter of Live Oak was a pro.
fessional visitor in the city Monday.
Fleischmaun's Yeast received at hi.
ais Grocery Store fresh twice week.
Col. Jos, A, Edmondson, prominent
legal light of Tallahassee, spent Sunday
ia our city.
Wanted-l00 dozen eggs each week.
Highest market price paid, cash or
trade. r. V. Dial, II
&c, Vann left Monday afternoon for
business trip to Palm Beach. He will
be away several days,
Mrs. II. Bitch arrived from her home
at Quincy Saturday and will spend
some time With her sister, Mrs, Matt
Thornton.
Strayed or Stolen:-White setter
bitch with one black ear black spot on
hip. Any information will be appreciate
cd. j. w. Milford.
w. b. Davis went to Quitman, Ga,
Monday afternoon to otfciate as umpire
10 a game OF baseball between the teams
Of Quitman and Thomaevile,
Mrs. j. T. Vann and children return
ed Saturday from trip OF several
weeks which embraced Ocala, Terra
Celia, Electra and other points in South
Florida.
Chamberlan's Stomach n Liver
Tablets will brace up the nerves, Danish
sick headache, prevent dependency
and Invgorste the W 0 | system.
Sold by all druRgists,
Miss Josephine Dozer who, since the
cl:sing Of the school at Pinetta. in
\ which she was a teacher, has been Wis
y iting Mrs. S. P. Griffin, left last Friday
for home at Arcadia, Fla
Mrs. GrautWheeer and Miss Ruth left
last Thursday for summer visit TO
their home in Ohio. The professor re-
mains in Madison and will continue bis
work in the summer school now in
session.
Lost:-A black leather pocketbook,
about 4x0 inches, with two plated clasps.
No money OF any Importance but some
receipts of no value except to owner.
Finder will be rewarded by returning
same to this office.
Ernest E. Bradley has bought the
Thornton home next to the Lines
House Mr.. Bradley and family will
take possession some time next month,
at which time MIR. Thornton at family
will move to their new home In jack
sonvllle.
II you are not satisfied after using
according to directions two thirds OF u
bottle OF Chamberlain's Stomach aud
Liver Tablets, you can have your money
back. The Tablets cleanse and inviR'
crate the stomach, improve the diges'
ton, requisite the bowels. Give them
a trial and get we'll. Sold by all drug
gists.
y Rev. W. N. Conoley left Monday af'
1ernoon for Jacksonville where be will
probably remain for several weeks. Mrs
Conoley lie yet with her sister, Mrs. Il
q. Martin. II was a pleasure, greatly
enjoyed by large numbers Ut our church
gong people, to hear MIR. Conoley
preach twice during bis stay IN our
town. He filled the pulpit at the
Methodist church Sunday morning.
The enterprise-recorder. (Madison, Fla.) 1908-1933, 1910-06-23

Try DIR. G. B. Williams Liver and
Kidney Pills for Constipation.
Mr., John Mumford Of Lebanon, Tenn.
spent several days in town this week.
Wanted;-Peach Seed, Will pay 81
per buehel for same delivered at my
house. w. Fl. DIAL.
Mrs j. W, Reeve entertained last
Friday afternoon at Bridge Whist 10
honor Of Miss Agnes ParramOre.
School books and school supplies Of
all kinds at lowest prices. Call at W..
L. Tooke's store and get what you need
Mrs. Albert zipperer and children
returned Tuesday from Jasper where
they had been visiting relatives for sew.
eral days.
Mr.. and Mrs. b. B. Mccall aud the
BOYS went over to Quitmsn Monday at.
teruoon and will spend few days in
that live Georgia town.
Mrs. P, s. Cogglns entertained at
csrde Tuesday morning in honor of her
guests, Mrs. Hlnson OF Quincy and
Mrs. Randell Walker of Valdosta.
In honor Of Mrs. Randell Walker f
Yaldosta and Mrs. HinsOn, of Quincy,
Mrs. Randell Pope entertained with
cards the married ladies' of the city
Monday afternoon.
For Sale;-SSOO0 stock Of dry good
notions, shoes and furnishings, Must
sell at once at Wholesale. Store best
stand in town OF Perry. mean BUSH
ness. G. r. Battle, Perry, Fla
Next Sunday, Goth inst, there VIII
be services In the Catholic church here
at 1880 o'clock, p. IN. Sermon by Father
Bresnahah, whose subject will be Hon
ness, phsrasaical and christian Every
body invited,
Lame shoulder is almost invariably
caused by rheumatism Of the muscles
and yields quickly to the free applica-
ton OF Chamberlain's Linlment This
llniment is not only prompt aud effect
ual, but in no way disagreeable to use
sold by all druggists.
Mrs. Imogene Parramore and daugh
ter, Miss AgEes left yesterday for Bos
ton, Mass, where they will spend sew
eral months during which time Miss
Agnes will further perfect Der musica
education at the famous Boston Con-
servatory Of Music.
Beer drinkers and Others who suffer
with Bright's Disease, Dialects, Back
Ache, or any Kidney or Bladder Trouble
can be cured II they will take BLoODINf
BLOOD AND KIDNEY TABLETS, SOC q
box, mailed by The Bloodine Co., Inc
Boston, Mass. b. G. smith, srecla
agent,
The Georgia and Florida Railway il
advertising Sunday excursion fron
Madison to White Springs via ValdOs
Ia for next Sunday, Goth inst Tit
train will leave Madison at $40 o'clocl
in the morning, arrive Valdosta at 6:42
leave ValdOsta at 9:l5 and arrive Whit,
Syringe at IL O'Clock. Returning trail
leaves White Springs at $40 .. N. AM
arrives Madison at 9;i2. The rouLt
trip fare is sl,75.
George X. King OF New Orleans spen
day or two in the city this week. Mr.
King is the travelling representative U
the Dixie Motoring" magazine pub
LEGATION which is doing its level best t,
stimulate a healthy interest In goO'
road building throughout the SoutI
and incidentally to encourage the US
Of motor cars. He called upon III
! OF our automobile owners and bushes
men in the interest OF his publication
The Marshall republican., 1910-11-04
An Open Letter

The Ladies OF Womans Christian
Temperance Union and honorary
members also all who are inter-
ested in this grand, noble cause,
are hopeful that their efforts and
appeal to the public will not be in
vain Nov. sth.
For it is essential for humanitys
sake that women and children and
right thinking men should as we'll
have a voice in the betterment of
the world, as others to have all
their way-the opposite. The
object of this movement of the
Temperance Cause is to help to
alleviate the ~sufferings Of those
who are really made the worse,
they and their families by this
curse, drink, that which has caus-
ed so many ~heartaches, blighted
thousands of happy homes, and
ru1ely shattered fondest of hopes
There are thousands of homes
where the wife and children are de
prived of the necessaries Of life,
on account of intemperance.
Not only this but intemperance
should cease for the good of the
human race and every heroic effort
should be made to raise the peo-
pie to a higher plane of thought
and living.
1t should be in every heart and
mind to have an ambition to as
p:re to an elevated place that will
aid in uplifting all to the sphere
God intended his people to live,
then there will be many more
happy homes and more people re-
joicing on their way TO Heaven.
May God bless the Womans Chris
tian Temperance Union.
Mrs. A. E. Riley.