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The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1910-04-11
Damage BY Forest FIRES

Huntsville. April Especial -Numer-
Gus forest fires are burning on the noun
tains near this city and as the under
brush is all dry they are having things
pretty much their own way. great
deal of damage has been done.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1910-04-11

The city council of Decatur has in
structed the city marshal to notify all
fruit dealers that they must keep their
rruits and vegetables screened and TO NOT
fy all meat markets to have screen doors
ane windows during the summer months
at least. This the city council considers
necessary for the health of the people
or Ia
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-05-27
Hrfaafn ng Knntrtrn.
Saabelis Somrualiitif.

lfilligt, in0e1 Sc fon1lllcr ober SET.
Gn6nu pnrre ct Set, at 8grnene5.
n1o0to9elige @jnrncr pc0 Sen Slog5,
uforiparlig og uiltno orsrt11g iettc@
/ en nerppS 5penoil1g, ser meget-
pel fon iptte Spor bele 6eres l1o=
pifling.
ut Yresier far en- Mfogt> ser ipil->
fer en bctp0elig Nollc ogiaa meb
@enlpn til Sten1nil1ger og 8e-~
trogtuingSnloa0cr al fprlfiellige ,Se--
npn1ener, lom1 nlootte nobenbare lig,,
er ser ingen Ser pil 6el1n9te. 9en
nnerifonlfe Ercslc far lit Gorbolp
til &onetipprgslnoolet pilt, at 6en
nongler Selpbeberlfelie og Selelle
al 9lnlpor. Oilers piloc Sen life gi-.
bet otter for 6riltellen til at lape
Seniotion iltebet for at forbiubre
Scnlotipn.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-05-27
Eong GomaroS 3oroe=
fdr0.
vi cmropriife 6yriter fplgcr gaarcn>

Song gOmor0 5. Sppenbes Sig
lteoeoeS 6re0ag iioite ltgc til @piGe {
Set fongelige 9igfopel poa @inoior
Sl6t, otter at Set nogle 9oge bopOe
ligget pao Sit Sc Yorooe @eitrti11=
tier Sail, bpor Iulirocr al engellfe
l(noerloatter posiereoe &iiten og Sc,
frenln1eoe 6prlter pg Mepreie>1tanter-
for 6prlte6uie og Motioner bpieoe fig
til oen liolte @ploelt ior @ongen..
9igtoget fra @eltminiter til 6e1s
ScrnboneItotion, bporfro 2iget ferte
til @iroior, por Set itarite og melt
ill1ponercnoe Gptog, Ser er Jet
/ Gnglano ii0en Ironli11g gSc~
torios SSlt6ileum. Sc frclnme6e Ipr-
tier og Mepruel,tontcr fl,lgte 2igpog-
nen tilfoos giennen1 @ooerne, oe
1nliooel6ort efter &i1teu lcoe6es @on-
gems &ioebelt o9 bons Dno1ings~-
buno. 9ongS @o6erne 1to6 Eropper
t oo66elt gspoliere, lueo 9gsiepiber<
ne pel1ot neooo og 6logcnc ipnfeoe..
6dr Soget lotte Jig @euugclle, be-
gop Song @eorg, Gnfeorol1nina
sleronoro og Erinlcsle Sictorio lig
ino / @eltn1inlter &opcllet, bpor De.
til6rogte flere Mi1lutter 8pn peb
&iiten, inoen Sen blep booret u6 at
&opellet.
9onoons Mdl(ioner al Snobpggere
bar floffeoes longs 5ogct5 Sci ajen=
l1eln 9onpon. Eoo fine 5te6er por
Sr9ngielen ioa fo(osiol, at set bar
meo &onifeligbe0 at Goget bone6e fig
Sci. 2an9s So9ets Sci, bar Der
reilt talrige Gribuner mes 6i66e-
plaoier, 0eforere0e n1co @prgeflor.
S Ben Netning bar Ser 0rebet en- ret
onrfottenoeSpefulotion>oe Ser efter ssor+
lpoen0e 0og blep tenln1clig mislpffet,
ioet Siobepla6ierne poo 5ribunerne
life bar @ienlton6 for nogel1 ripen6e
9fintning.
Sgrgetoget bar oronet eftcr 5lpqt,
lfabet til &ongen, loole0es at @ana-
forboloet life blep toget 8etraat-
ming. Gfs=Yreii6ent @ooiepelt jo11r
Sc 5or. Staters &epreientont og @e-
publifen 6ranfriges @epreientant
fulgte / Soget un1i66elbort efter BE
fprltelige slegtninge al @ongen. Q
Sra Sernboneltationen oeo @inb-
lor blep Sen &anonpogn, paa bpilfe,t
&ilten lto6> truffen af Morineioloa-
ter. Selpe 8egrapelIesceremonien +
ct. Georges &dpel bar fort og enfel
og nofertes of @rfebiipen af Ganter-
burD. Dronning Mleranora fneleoe
unoer &ituoIets 2esning beo ai-
item. 1mio1erti6 fbr @iiten blep ien~
fet neo / &rppten, lag6e Song
@eorg 6en fongeltge Stanoart pan
Sen.
ltmiooel6art efter 8egropelien
blep ser af Song @eorg gibet en-.
Snncb ! @in6ior Slot, pe6 bpilfen;
Der bites gooiebelt Sen nomprfelje,
at ban tit anbiit 8la6s oeo @ongens;
eget Sort, ,iammen me6 8 anSre @ie-
ter. S set bele blep ser beo Mool,-
belts samber meo oe mango fprite-
lige Rerioner 2on6on pilt bam be,r
itgrite Opmerfiombeo.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-05-27

niltrationcn al s)ftnnclota fnDttet
Mono, Ser fienoer benne grunoigere
ems Statsouoiter Sperlon. Set CT
tStateuS pigtiglte Gn1bebe Dan beflG-
Ser, iOet al StotenS egenlige uTorret=
ming" goar gienuem DonS &ontor.
San 1oloer reoe pua Stoteus SSno-
tegter pg oere5 slnpcnoelie iprger
for at Sc al 2egislatlrren peotagne
2opc bringe5 uo 2ipet, og bor Iil-
ign meO Stotens 9on0, n1e0 BETS fo=
lpslole 9iigoomme al Spmmer og
Mineralleier. S Sen Si0 SON. Cam.
6. Spcrion bar beflGOt @lnbeOet, er
ser c1onr olorig fre1nfoml1aet nogen
&lage pper SEN s0iaa0e, bborpoa
Stotens Torret11il1ger bleb leoeoe,
Ger floges ofte oper, at Stotens
Iorret,1i1gsi11tercsler life bliper pa=
rctognc nlcO lau ltor Sn1bu lom pri=
putc 0orret11il,gsi1teresler. 9ette er
ocspnrre for cit ltor 9el en begrun=
Set &lage; nell en al @runOene til
Bette CT at gnbeoerne / alt for bpi
@rao filter Sl10ebopere. 9faar en
Mono benob Slutningen al lin fgrlte
Gnbe6sterl11in CT begpn0t at blipe
fulot fortrolig me0 fine Eligter /
Gn1beoet, er fan u0lat for at blipe
oflplt al Ell onoen, ser fien0er li0et
eller intet til 0iSie, og &rocesien be=
gpnoer forfro, til Sfo0e for @nbeoet.
81 far I'LL en- 5totsar0itbr, ser Is
s(or5 Sienelte / gnbe6et far erbper=
pet Jig Sl1oligt / sets lnin0ite @etail-
ler, ct fl1lot u0 @errc oper olle Git
feltbeocr. 9efolfninge1 CT be6re
tjent mes at bebol0e en- ioa6an Mono
loa nlcget mere lpm bon er fien0t for
lin ubeitiffelige Se0erligbe0 og iin
parme sSnteresle for alt, bpa6 Ser tie
ner til Stotens be6lte, eno ON ser
blep balgt en- M Man0, ser / be6lte
Tolo maa giennelngaa en- bal1lfelig
og uliffer Herio0e, in6til ban fulot
no bliper bienlme-i set bam paobbi=
lenoe slrbei6e.
Mr. Sperion bar / lin lange @nn-
be6speriooe giort Jig set til en- ierltg
Opgabe at iette Jig grun0igt in6 {;
alle Gorbolo peorgrenoe Sen ror0li=
ge Del af Staten Com Wie6lem al
neutrality-suspicious. bar ban be-
ret Salsma10 for forifiellige @nlag
af llotgrrings- og slfle6nings=Sp
mer, ser fomlner itore Strefnil1ger
/ Sc norolige Gountper ierligt til
go6e, og bpa6 Ser er af min6it lige
iaa flor 8etD6ning: ban er Sorfem-
per for, at Staten faI bpgge @eie
in6 oe bi6ti1 ubebpgge6e Diitrif-
ter, bporbe6 ser bliper M6gong til
6isie for Mpbpggere og npe Stref-
ninger tages tn0 un0er &ultur. 8li-
ber ban gienpalgt, bill ban p6e fit
@i9lp til, at ser al 2egisIaturen be6-
tages 2ope, iom fremmer bette Be-
Mrbeioe.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-05-27

Stoten Mirnelotas pigttgite sl0=
miniltrations 0epartement, Stotc
slu0itor gmbeoet, beflG0e5 for 81
Sen af Samuel 6. Sperlon. @al1
bor Ell lang MarrGffe peret fnpttet
til bette glnbeoe, Sc iiolte s slar iom
oets. Gbei og 2coer. @an Ear bit
Jig 0enne Stilling iaa eminent pof5-
Ell, at ban gienpalgtes til lin aloen
Serlnin gn1beoet 1906 mes oper
$4,000 5tenuners Slertol. 9eaar
6on nu far erfluret Jig nillig til at
mootogc @jenpalg til Ell M Sermir
pau 4 slor beO Sc forel ltooen0e gfter=
aorspolg t9r Set bore cit Selpfplge,
at s)linnelpto Grlgere n1e0 @lebe
nil gribe 9(nlc0ningen til at lifre Jig
CIT gmbe0sr1on0s Sjenlte, Ser fl,l0t
Maal far pilt Jig Stillil,gen pofsen
pg far goni1et Stotcn, oens ltopif=
ling og life min6lt benS finoncielle
Gttlling mere ems npgen ol1bcn ST.
ocboper al @mbe0et bans Gnbe0stio
puo s 9lar.
8. g. Sperlon CT fp0t % oporo=
gen fer / Mil1nelota, og bele fans
9ipsgierning fat puret frpttet til
ocnne Stot. San 'blep fp0t / 9fl1ib-
fnrb, 6illmore County, al norlfe sSpr=
ulore sloret 1859, og bon CT ioole=
ocs Ell Man0 fin be0l1e og fraftiglte
Nl0er. @lr. Sperlo Jon, Ser CT roOonnet
iom Surilt pe0 Stots l1niperlitctct,
fpn meget ti6lig inb / Set pffenlige
9in, i6et ban / 1881, fun % Star
ganlnlel, of Yraiioent @opes blep 1,o=
nepnt til Eoitmelter / &uibfor0, bans
Tpbebp, bpilfet Glnbe6e fun befleote
Il 5 slor, in6til ban / 9fppelnber
1886 palgtes til Me6lem al Stots
2egtslatl1ren. Derefter bar ban / 4
Mor, fra 1887 til 1891, Mccol1ntaut /
Statsauoitgrens @ontor og bopoe
iaaleoes Sen be6lte 9lnleoning til at
iGtte Jig in6 / alle @1nbeoets 0etail=
Ter, og / Sc felgen6e 4 slar, fra 1891
til 1895 gior6e ban Sienelte lonl
9eputp Statsfasierer, men penote
li6itnebnte Mar otter tilbage til 9ll1-
oitprenS 9epartement, bpor fan / 8
Mar, fra 1895 til 1903 bar 0eputp
Statsouoitpr. @an bap6e oenne
langs gnbeostio iom Deputp, Sen
Sttlling 9epartenenterne, ser
&eg1en 1e6er alt Set 6aglige slrbeioe
og befgrger gmbeoernes 9etailler,
opnaaet en- iaa grunoig &ienoifab til
alIe Torbol6 pe6rbren6e sl6miniitra=
ttone1l at 6et bar en- ielbfblgelig @og
at ban blep palgt til 9tatsou6itgr,
oa ban @algaaret 1902 erfl9rebe
Jig pillig til at nto6tdge fit &arties
Nomination for @mbe6et, og ban
bleb, iom openfor nGpnt, gienpolgt
ne6 oper $4,000 Sten1mers Maiori=
tet pe6 @olget 1906.
Set fan n1eo @ifferbe6 iiees, at
l6er / 9iebliffet lite er en- til Momi.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-05-27
3 a i Or 5. .. 2i11ei y
og @u tru II, 90 II c.

og @uitru, II, 81 III t e.
g o n, 90 ic T.,
flptter / oeme l1ge til @ben=g5er.
9rlllD, Golp., set oo1ife Sanotorilml
pg s(loer0on1sDjell, ser CT itiftet og
leoes al Eoitor Moolen. Ser pil Set
ellfpnroigc goule sGgtepar, Ser
iQo n1onge slor far pnret fnpttet til
Sen 0onlfe llltberlfc Strife / Mmerifo,
togc foit Spbplo og eitcr Gpne Dere
&oitor Ma0ien bebirlpelige mel
@jerningen poo Sanotoriet og / Ml'
0eroomSbicn1n1et. Yoitor 9illeip,
Ser / Sc iencre slor far pnret ipage-
Zig, nener Jig life ltnrf nof til a!
poretoge Ell lelpltnl1Oig Ereltegier'
ming. Sc ofbolote og ogte6e goml<
Yrnltefolf pil ira os og oeres man:
&c Genner runot ON 9ol10et n1o6ta.
ge 9nlfet ou Ell rolig og lDffelta
Mloer0on1 11e6e gbcn=G6er pg Ell
Saf for set trofolte slrbei0e for 6e11
6anife lutberlfe Strife og Set 0anlfe
6olf / 9(merifa Sc far lt0rettet gien'
nem en- lang s(orrnffe.
Sra 9 0 5 c T. q nj uni 5 e t
D0er tie S orpoit m 0
Sc t.
@oloen @ote 9oge 9eo. 49, 8. g.
g., Sau 6ra1ciseo, bar 1tolen0t en
sSn6bpoelie til ian1tlige 0elegater til
Samfun0ets &onpention Gresno
ser be9puoer 5. 3. Oftober, ON al
bore 9ogens @iaIter Sc libite Sage
f6r &onpentione1t, iaaleoes at u0rei.
len til oenne >aibrp6es i Gan Gran-
cisco, og efter ct SpboI6 ser, un6er
bpilfet @oloen @ote 2ogen bil ferge
for @ielternes l1n6erbolontng, fln6e
iaa en felles &eiie foregaa til Gres'
no, enten me6 @fstratr9n eller / ier.
lige @ogne ct regulart Sren. 9m
Delegaterne me6bri1teer Gamer, pil
ser blibe ibrget for 6isie paa be61te
Maa6e. 2ogen, bpis Sefretnr Ell
&erman S. &orell, 966 Morfet st..
&oom 4, San Srancisco, bill ligele'
6es, ON Delegaten pnifer at opboloe
Jig / Can 6rancisco / lengere 9io
ibrge for at gipre bans 0pbol6 iao
bebageliet iom muliet.
8e6 at jamie oe mango 9eleeatel
til Ell @ammenfomlt / San Grancis
co fgr @onbentionen bill 2ogen igg.
at piie @rg6rene en- 0pmerfiombei
lom Sat for set 8epis paa trofa1
8ro6erfiarligbe6, Ser bIeb gipe
8rp6rene / 5an 6rancisco efter Set
itore l1lpffe i 1906.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-05-27
Gan t 9 y c nj + 5 8 III II )
u oct g p ri II 9 8 -,

IS 20.
&or Sonosn1ano 9cnrp 9olgos,
en Slrgtuing al Sen oanife 9eoeiogs
Sober Oberit 0olgos, er pes 9ppal'
get 5. 10. @faj / 9fpcf Springs, $780,,
polgt til Councilman paa Sen repl1-
blifonife &olgle0oel mes ct Glcrtal
al ppcr 200 Stenlluer.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-05-27
CanoSnldn0.

&C oonlfe Tut + t t
&irf c i mi II II 5 3 81 a 3.
III q Der
bcgpnoer nnNe lt9e, ioet 9er
iorencoe airfes Mpoe oobnes 5. 1
Suni / &acine, @is., og parer til 8
Z. Suni. 9el1 Donlfe airfes s(ors.
n1poc oobnes 5. s. Slu1i i 2uoington
Mieb.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-05-27

cen c II t.
9unlfe 9lu0e nc00cler, at 9lrgen-
til1uS @e1erulfpnl III / &igbenDaDn
@cnningiel1, Ser npgle slor far re=
prulcrteret slrgel1ti1o / 9anmarf5
1opeoltoo og lomtiOig orepet pripat
Iorretnil1g Ser, nll 6ur n1oOtoget
llonepnelie iom Ii 5 / c II 5 t @e-
ncrolfonlul til Ioun1orf fra slrgen=
tina, og bon far lcm 6plgc berof op=
gipct lin 6orrctning for uoelnffenoe
at ofre i'm Sis til lit @n1be6e. Set
lfal pnre ferite @ong at cit fpot
9onlfer oponcercr fra Salgfpnlul til
u0ienot &puiul @jobenbapn for e'!
uoenlon6if 9iegiering. Generations
jul @enui,glcns @ultru er slrgenti-
nerinoe, / 5lngt meo rogle al slr.
gentinas luelt aniete 6an1ilier.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-09-24

NEWS FROM OUR NEIGHBOURS
xssSxsgssxsszssxxsssss
Sept. %.

Mrs. John Cook and little daughter,
Merle, Of Olmsted were in town
Thursday on shopping tour.
Miss Kate IDarragh was Cairo
visitor Thursday
J, P. Nesb.t IS attending the Re-
publican state convention at Spring
field this week.
]. w Dorsey Of Holloway, Ky, was
a business caller here Thursday.
Tie ladies Of the Congregational
church will conduct a County Fair"
Wednesday Oct. 5th. The location
viii be announced later. This IS
something new In church socials and
viii prove quite novel
Chas. Curry AMI II. y. EshIeman OF
| Pulaski transacted business in the
city Thursday,
Mrs. J. W. Johnson, daughter Miss
Ida and father A. A, Austin nave
moved from their home on CONNER
cial avenue and VIII reside with Mr..
and Mrs. H. NJ. Palmer on High street
| this winter.
VI. yesterday Of Cairo was in the
city Thursday on business
Mrs. Al Schuler, Mrs. Ell Wester.
| man and dat ghter Margaret, Mrs NJ
Mutoney and daughter. Miss Mary
We're among the Cairo visitors Thurs
| day.
Miss Elsie Rodlian was the victim
Of surprise birthday party Thurs
dag evening at her pleasant home ON
High street While she was out ia
| town number of her young lady
| friends gathered in the parlors at her
home and when, through a ruse. sh ?
was escorted home chorus of sur
! Prise greeted her A lovely batten-
| berg piano cover and serving apron
were remembranses from her friends
She, in her usual pleasant manner,
| thanked the young ladies' for the gifts.
| Two contests were the work of one
! of the young ladies'. Az a result Miss
| Cora Victor carried off the LIST prize
/
| prize in the sewing contest and
Miss Lillian Johansen the winner OF
| the prize in The word" contest. Be
sides these features. numerous other
| games were introduced and the house
rang with laughter throughout the
evening. The guests then repaired to
the dining room where they enjoyed
a repast Of ice cream and cake and
| where also dainty little souvenirs OF
the occasion were given them. Music
| and conversation occupied the re-
mainder of the passing hours and the
| guests departed wishing their hostess
many more happy birthdays and ex.
| pressing their appreciation of this
| pleasant evening in her home. Those
| present were Mrs Tatum Hood, Mrs
Ruby Richey, Misses Cora Victor
Ruth Byrne, Ava Gilbreath, Olga and
Lillian Johanen, Ida Johnson, Hattie
Hawley, May Palmer, Ruth Wilson
| and Elsie Rodman,
Mrs. H. Whiteaker spent Thursday
| with relatives in Cairo
Mr.. and Mrs. n, F. Neadstine and
| family of Cairo were guests of rea.
tiyes in this city Thursday evening.
DR., ]. f. Hargan made a protes.
sional trip to Holloway, Ky, Thurs
| day.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-09-24

TONIGHT WILL SEE THE CLOSE
OF THE DOUBLE VOTE OF
FER AND NEVER AKAIN DURING
THE LIFE OF THE CONTEST WILL
IT BE REPEATED. THIS is FINAL
AND THOSE OF THE CONTEST.
ANTS WHO WANT TO SECURE
ALL VOTES POSSIBLE MUST
MAKE THE MOST OF THE TIME
REMAINING BETWEEN NOW AND
EIGHT-THTRTY TONIGHT, WHEN
THE OFFER WILL POSITIVELY
CLOSE Nothing better.
A number of those in the race seen
to imagine that there will be more
votes given next week, the last week
of the contest.
It has been stated time and time
again that the offer now in effect
would be the best of the contest and
that the last week there would be less
votes allowed than are now offered
so do not hold back your subscrip
tons expecting you will get sometime
better in the way of votes the last
few days Of the contest
Miss Byrne Leads.
Miss Alice Byrne again secures the
entire contest lead this morning by a
small majority over Miss Olga N. FL
lis, who has held this position for
several days. Miss Byrne polled a
large number of votes yesterday, and
this morning her friends will find her
name at the top OF the contest column.
This Is where they expect the name
of their favorite to be when the last
votes are tabulated on the evening of
Octobr list, and they confidently Elk
pect her to be acclaimed the winner
of the two grand capital prizes
This little lady has worked hard
from the commencement of the race,
and her friends claim that she will not
lack the support necessary to make
her wiuer at the close of the race.
To Win or Not to Win.
That is the question that is agitat-
ing the minds of those in the race
for the valuable prizes to be awarded
by The Bulletin. They have worked
hard and earnestly since the com
mencement OF the race and lust now
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-09-24

Misses Gladys and Grace Gaunt left
Thursday morning for Nashville,
Tenn. where they will attend Wards
Seminary the ensuing winter They
were accompanied TO Cairo by tneir
mother Mrs. G. N. Gaunt and cousin,
Herman Gaunt.
John Trampert returned home this
week from st. Louis where he had
spent a few days purchasing large
stock of fall and winter goods for his
dry goods and clothing store.
Mrs. Bernard Rutland anil little son
Of Herrin, who nave been the guests
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-09-24

OF G.. b. Pyle and family the past
three weeks left Thursday for Oscar
Ky, where they will visit Mr. and
Mrs, N. l. Thomas.
Thos. Boyd Of this city and j. F.
Welson of villa Ridge, were Cairo
business callers Thursday
Among those who transacted BUSH
mes in Cairo Thursday were p. q
Craig and John Saint.
Mr.. and Mrs. Everett Martin ans
/ two little children Of Cairo spen
Wednesday with Mir. anil Mrs Harry
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-09-24
Present Offer is Best Of Whole
Contest and Less Votes Will
be Given the Last Week
Miss Alice Byne Holds Contest Lead Today and
Friends Claim That She Will Win Cap
itaI Prize---SpeciaI Offer Closes To-
night at Eight thirty Sharp
i.! 4 aaANal6a vi sYr77Il'

they are worrying as to whether they
have enough votes to win the prize
after which they have strlven. Some
OF those In the race seem 10 thint
that they have already secured suffi
cient votes to place them with the
winners. For these there is a sad
awakening when the ballots are count
ed for the last time. Overconfidence
will put them in the same class as
the also rams" But those who are
still earnestly striving to get all the
votes possible we would say never
give up; things may look little
dark to you sometimes, but the ole
saying, Every cloud has a silver lin
ing" will come true In your case
and the first thing you know the
| votes and subscriptions will come
rolling in in a manner that will SUR
prise you.
| II may not be until the last day
, but keep busy all the time. Impress
Your earnestness on your friends anC
they will sooner or later come Il
you support with the votes that vii
make you winner
Stick-to-it-ive-ness.
The above quality, coupled will
perseverance will make you a winneI
at the close of the race. Be enthusl
astic in your canvass and spread thii
enthusiasm among your friends. TIL,
first thing you know, your friends will
became as enthused as yourself, an
the way the votes and subscription
will roll in the last few days Of TIL
contest will surprise you and make
you a winner, with the distinction o
having your name on the roll of homo
at the close of the contest. Keep con
tinually at it; never say die, and thu
EFFORT will be rewarded with the prize
Contest Chatter.
Miss Byrne again in the lead anC
going strong-she win, with others II
the race, have the fight of their lives
before the close.
Dame Rumor still has 1t that Their,
will be a DARK HORSE in the race
and has the OVERLAND AS GOOI
AS WON. While there may be some
thing in this rumor, the Contest De
partment figure it Is ABOUT the time
for the DARK HORSE to show his
heels
The 1d-vote coupon will not ap
pear after Monday morning, and will
| not be accepted later than Tuesday
at p. III. See that yours are in the
ballot box before it is too late.
While Miss Ellis relnauishes tbs
lead this morning, she is by on means
out of the race, and her friends say
there is nothing to it, their favonte
will win hands down
Reports from Mounds are to the Of
feet that Miss Frank will ride hom'
in the OVERLAND the closing night
and the people of our neighborina
city when they start out to do things
generally succeed, so Keep your eyt
Ion Mounds
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-09-24
CONTEST LEADER.
MISS ALICE BYRNE.
District Leaders.

, District Leaders.
; Dist. No. miss Myrtle
) Goldsmith.
; Dist. No. 2---Miss Olga A. Ell
, lis.
, Dist. No. 3--Miss Geraldine
Howlette.
; Dist. No. Miss Minnie
, Frank.
; Dist, No. Mrs. Edda Bry-
|. ant.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-09-24

Lawler on Pearl street.
Miss Louise Keller OF Evansville,
Ind. who Is the guest of friends In
Cairo. spent Thursday afternoon with
Mis- Eugent Bryan on First street,
Mrs. Bryan returned to Cairo vita
her to remain there as the guest Of
Mrs. Thos. Howley until Saturday
Dr.. ]. NJ. Motley returned home
FRIDAY from Anna where he transact
ed business this week.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-09-24
BE:E:C HAMS
PILLS \

relieve and cure indigestion. They
have quick and tonic action on
the stomach and its nerves, and so
they give direct aid to digestion.
They carry away also the indi-
pestible matter. With their use
dyspepsia, hiccoughs, bad taste,
unpleasant breath and hatulence
disappear. You should be careful
and remember Beecham's Pills
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-09-24
Mistakes
MayHa

TO you, as they do to everyone.
Ifyou eat too fast, do notmasticate
properly, or take food that does
not agree with you, digestive de-
engagements are almost sure to come,
and indigestion generally leads
to very serious physical troubles.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-09-24

Readers OF The Blu Ietin get tha
avs wNar " ss news
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-08-29
WASHINGTON.

Mrs. Ella Spencer has returned to
town, after her visit 10 Massachusetts,.
Miss Ethel Erskine has been spend
ing few days with Mrs. r. w ny
land
The picnic held at sehoolbouse hall
Saturday afternoon and evening BY the
Odd Fellows and members OF the whist
club was well attended by large mum.
Der Of members and visitors, and So
eial good time was enjoyed by those
present.
Washington grange held IFS regular
meeting Friday evening. thd a class Of
candidates received the third and fourth
degrees. 4 large number Of visitors
from Williamstown grange were present
After short literary program, cake
and lee cream we're served by the com.
mittee.
Central Vermont pomona grange, No.
8. win meet With Washington grange
Wednesday, August 81, morning and
afternoon. All patrons are invited to
be present The afternoon session is
open to the public, and fine program
has been arranged by the grange lee
turer. The public is cordially invited to
attend at las p. m. The following is
the afternoon program; Music, Wash
ington oranges greeting, NJ w. .Hyland.
master, Washington grange; response.
f. B. House, Mirror Lake grange pa.
per, ~The origin and history Of Labor
day, and Is it fulfilling its mission Y A.
A. Gilman, North Randolph grange, rec
itation, Hattie Dickerman, Williams
town; music, Washington grangej pa
per, "The influence Of appearances IN
person, in home and in town. Mrs. Z.
Stone, Brookfeld grange; paper, rs the
teaching Of domestic science In public
schools practical, as wen as commend
able?9 Mrs. VIM. Wylie, WilIiamstown
grange; reading, Ethel Wellington,
grange music, Washington
discussion, what are the ben
efits to be derived by having agrieul-
ture taught in our elementary schools,
or otherwiseYn X. Howard, G. T. Pcrvier
and G. w Cram; music, Washington
address, "The Appalachian For
sstry Reservation Congressman Frank
plumIey, Mortified; music, Washington
grange; reading. Chester Sargent, Wash
Ington grange