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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-08-06
From Brocton, Mass. {:

"Your letter received In due time IN
reference to the generosity. It was
acted upon at the regular meeting,
have been instructed to extend the
thanks of the local to the benevolent
gentlemen. Hoping that 1t will be
n success and with the best wishes OF
Local No. 442."
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-08-06

From South Omaha, Neb.:
"At our last meeting Local No. Ga
voted to endorse the action in regards
to the proposed BARRIERS home"
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-08-06
From Memnhis. Tenn-

From Memphis. Tenn:
Yours at hand and contents noted
in reference to a site at Tulsa, okla,
for BARRIERS home The same was
endorsed by this local, providing your
local turns this matter over to the
International BARRIERS Union for in
vestigation and approval"
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-08-06
From Flndlay. Ohlo.,

From Flndlay Ohio.i
Your communication in regard to
the proposition was read before the
LEGAL and heartily endorsed. Let us
know at an early date what actions
have been taken"
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-11-14
Ssnrp gIdp geGttte srs
bdIt tetnen HeusH Bros
seh.


bGIt tetnen neueu PRO
seb.
Rihmpne, 9u., 13. Rop. 0as
Supreme 2lppenationsgeriat pes
Staotes bat am Wontag in benz Jaue
pes 5enrp Clan geattp, Der rpe8en
Der i'm gulf srfplgteu GrmDrouug ieIs
nsr iungen Jrau gum gOoe perurthstIt
puros, oas Gefub geutties I'm 9es
DGbrung zines neuen pro5efIes abgez
pieien. Die gntiheioung, purA
fpeIhe pas Don benz 9eriht in Gks
itsrFieIb ssf6Qte urtbsil beitdtigt Dirb,
III Gin eHosiiltigss uHo tpenu Der 9ous
psrneur Wnun nibt nod DON ietnem
gegnaoisuussre6t 9ebrau4 maht,
pirb geattie an "a. Ropsmber btnge@
rihtet rperben.
Die gntfteibuus oes 4ppeuatipnss
serthts Ioutet einfaf, bub bic Gntz
iheibunssn bes prpseBrihters eurhz
aus torrsft esipeisn ieien unb bic Be-
rufung bdter ab3upeiieu ist." Ous
Geridt eHthisIt iih aQer tpeitersuaoms
n,ertare iiber ben Sall.
Don ben 8erpanoten 8eattie's tpers
ben ale m6gIi5en QnitreHgungsn gsz
madt, I'm ZEN 9puperRsur 81 perouz
Iaiien, oas 2obssurthetl in lsbsns.
IdnsIihe 3u6tbousitrafe um5uduoern.
Qber aud bon anoerer Sette piro
duf ben 9puoerueur bubin einges
tuirtt, oaB sr fia ntdt in bic 9oqs
ftretung BEG llrtbiIs stumiihen fou.
RaH sIdubt, oob sr iih ntat sinmts
fben Diro.
Der Goupsrnsur, Der fi5 in geeleis
tung bes Gprperusurs SOB Don Mafz
iahufetts ssIeesutlib elmer 9entmaIss
snthuluug in Petersburg beftHbst, bat
an Ratmittag tsIesrnpbtrt, bag er
an 0isuitag etus GrtIdrung obgsbsn
piirhe.
gecttie fpuros am Rahmittog bon
iein.m Batter bon Der GntTheibung bes
9lppeaationseerihts bsnacbriatiat. Der
dl.e Mann sitterte uno Shrdren rams
rsn an ieinen maugen berunter, ais sr
ieinsm Sohus bic goti6dft lberbra6z
te. Der iunse Worber mar aber uns
eeriihrt. gr 3iinbete iih cine gigae
rette on uno fling bann gIet6 an iiber
bic R6gli6tsit elmer umponbIung Der
sobesftrafe 3u reoen.
Gonoent Der 4mericun SFez
o.rdttoE OF 2abor.
ATLANTA, 9u., 13. Qppember.-
Die 400 Delsgateu sur 9onDsntton
Der american federation Of 2ubor
battsn Bel Der GrOffnung Der Gs.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-11-14
Grantr.ih Derlanst isst Don Spanisn
gntfddbisuHs in WarO.so.
Gin 4ngriff msritanifder 1onoiisH
abssihlagen.

pefiHe, 13. Hppember. Dunn
Chi aoi. bic !ests Stiiss pss 1brOHss,
lit enolih IN Yefing eingeiroffen. Gr
trof am WloHias in 8esleitins bon
1000 Wann 9ruppeu ein uno purDe
Don Der Restsrung in bsrsliher Meile
empfanesn. gu G1ren ieiner Qutunft
ipurbe ein Goift erla6sn, in osm sr
gum Rommonoeur alIsr 1rupptH, bic
fih in Der R1bs bon peiing bsfiHoen,
ernanni puroe. Die Reeierung gie6t
iin bic grfBts Wiihs. ibn gu betpeseH.
Den poiien nes prsniers anSunebmsn,
CT bat aber fopeit nod lsins btitimmi.
AHiport e.geben.
Die misunderstanding bate
ipdbrenb bes 5ases sinsn Worfdlug in
Gripdsuns. boB bas parlament fofort
einberuftn ntroen iolIe, tam nber su
otr 4niidi. oaB foldes porlaufis nidht
raibium isin spiirbe.
Sn R. GefanbtihdfteR LII man Der
4niidi. bdb fir gbino nod pisls ernite
Observation-Disclosures iino unb bas
Quro nod Disl mebr gu leiben haben
tpiro. ols ss iton sslitten bat. Mon
faugt an, bon elmer moslihen s5niers
peHtion aud ieiiens anberer Wddts
als Rublono uno Sapon su fprs4en.
Der Winter fpiro ben 9ruppenbetpe.
sunssn i'm srOBersH Mabftabs elm Gns
BE- maiden, bic Sterbsrate in ssolat Don
6ungersnotb piro ober 3unehmen,
i.lbfi in Der propins Obi 81. Sn BEN
mittlsren Tbsil bes 2anbes fdngen oie
Gent. fhon an BON guumrinbsn gu
Isben.
Die R,gisrung iptrbt INNER nod
Wanof ofhus gruppen in peting an.
ipirb aber bnlo niht msbr i'm Stanbs
fein, tie su beSabl.n. Wan aldu6f nid3t.
odB bic Ghinsien i'm S.anoe isin nsrs
BEN. cine Armet in Der Rdh. BON ps,
ting su mobliiiren, Die srcb ssnus III.
Inn einen Nnsriff duf bic 5auptitdos
ip1gen Al fonnen. bd aber oi. Hesies
runs mid. i'm Gtanbe ili. auh nur
BON elmer einsietn propins Gelber 3u
tollettiren. In e. setpib, bdb Die Stabt
iriiber cber fpdier iapiiuIirsn mub.
Wdbrenb bes 5nees iit bic Rohriht
tinsetrofien, bnb 1000 Mann Resiss
rungstrupper In baHtclu 3u ben Hes
belltn iibers.aaneen IeitH. uno eab
aud bic nod iibriaen Rseierunsssa1s
nonenbootsn bem Beiipisl esiclgi ieisH.
Gintm Honiularberiht sufolae
itimmteH Die aonfuin in 5antoip in
elmer iiirslid, obashalisnen gsrlomm.
lung barin iibertin. bab Is ben Regie.
runsstruppen unmSslih fsin lpiirbe,
0dn Bang oner Wu Gbang einsunebs
men. Gis molten beshalb bic Rseisruna
eriud,en. bic 1rYppfn in n0rbiih.r
Rihiuns 5uriidauaiehen. ba lie Ionit.
iptnn linen bic QebensmitieI aussehen,
e.ntist ieisn. ausfhreitungen su bez
gebtn. burh meldx bic 1rembsnsNis.
osrInHungen gefdbro<. ipiirpsn. Ginise
Milit1ratinhes In p.iing Iinb Der Mns
iihi. bnb bic 5ruppsn tn Suniofp Der
Nesieruns ptrloreH gsbsn tperben.
wenn fs niht iofori auriidssbrnht
iufrben. Die Resierung fhsint ater ses
neigt 5u Itin. alIs bis ouf bic Mans
bf6uE. bort gu lafsn. bn iie linen bod
niMt trdut.
Die tleiHe Notwithstanding
nHf bie HoyerItuIb In nod piht be-
5cblt ipprbtn unn aud bic fiif Deaems
ber Dirb niht be3obli ip<sbsn. Nuh
ipsnn q Der Rtsitrung selineen iOlIie,
richer bie Rontyoue iibtr bic fiinf
| sgolResa - sstsnaen. ~ unmisisls
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-11-14
Gin aneriFf BON ganbta
ten abasfhIaaen.

Yelaroena, Wisrito, 13. Rop.
Idtaebn 9anoiten, Die am Montaq
ben 2aben BON Srancisco Sbarra anz
arifien, puroen DON J6arra ano feiz
ner 5rau 3uriidgeihIageu, DIE bon ihz
rem perbarritabirtsn 5auie aus bic
ganbiten bstdHpften unb iinf bon ibz
nen tootetsn uno orsi i6per oerpuns
oeten.
Die ganoiten batten es auf bieWafz
fen unb Wunition ubseie6en, ppu De-
nen Sbarru in feinem 2uoen einen an
febnlihen gorratb bate, fpie audi auf
Silherpaaren. bic sr in ieinem geiiB
baben iolI. Der 2aoenbeiiser mar aber
bon benz Gommen Der gunoiten oe.
pdrni noroeR uno bate Die 5biireu
oes isit eebduten 4op6e2aoens perbars
ritabirt. Gr telspbonirte hierher UNI
Rurales, Der angriff faub aber iton
ftatt. she bic Rurulss abgiHgeu.
Sbarrn uno feline grau, Die bsios tpohl
nit JsuerDaffsn um3ugehsn peritanz
ben, nabmen hinter ben tlsinen psrs
gittsrtsn senitsrn bes 2aoens Stelz
lung uHc unterhieItsn Elm msroerIi6es
U.usr aai sts Gnsr.ifss.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-11-14
0Cetferberiht.

Giir Dhio unb bas ipeftlihe
pennIplponitn: TRIBES, ipdrmeres
gBetter am Dienitag. am Wlittpob
unbtitimmies Wetter. Siiblihs
minbe.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-11-14

lInb bic Ealem Company oarf Ben
Our" Hitt prOou5iren.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-11-14

Wanbelbilosr Rompdgnten muHen
bas 9srlagsreht reipetttren,
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-11-14

Muslaao. Selcgrapb
Die Sage in G6ina.
Guam Sbi aai in pefing NIT
1000 Mann Eruppeu an.
gefDmmen.
Or II bie iette Ztiite Der Reaie'
rnn8.
Die geIdnbien glouben ober. bab er
nini mebr pisl retien lam
-~~~-
limb gbinu nod ffiper. 3eiten tsbors
iseben.
psrffisbsnes aus bem DeuiIhen
Reih.
Die portugieiiihen Wonarhiiisn plu.
nsn siHen neuen eiufaI in Portugal.
VI Bonor Gam Der neue Jubrer Der
britiihen llnioniiitn.
GraHfreih perlanst jsbt Don Spanitn
eniftdoisung in WarOtso.
Gin 4ngriff msritanifter 4dHoiien
abssihlagen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-11-14

Sit am Wontas in atlaHta, Ga, srs
Dffnet tporben.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-11-14
Cincinnati. 0ienfas. ocn ii. Nopember 1911.

Jn(anO Ie(esrap6
9enrg G(ap Bfallie, il.
@iro am "a. 9eppember iue9en
Der GrmDrbnns ieiuer 5ran
biuseridtet mcroen
menm Der 6pnnerneur Wsana bon
Vlrginia i'm ni6t porber
besuacigt.
Sein 9siu6 I'M GepGhrung et1es
nsusn prD8efes abgsptsisn.
9robmutter, Wtutter unb atno In
9rootlpn ermoroet.
Die Dpfer fnb Stalienerinnen.
Die SahrestonDsHtion Der 4mertta@
nif6.n 2lrbeitsrs5Oberatton
Sit am Wontas in atlaHta, Ga, srs
offnet porben.
--~ 49,
Wanbelbilbsr aompugnien mlHen
bas 9srlassrs6t reipetttren.
Inb bic Ealsm gompanp oarf Ben
Our" Hitt prOou3iren.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-11-14

Die poriusieiiIten Ronarhiiisn pIa.
nsn siHen neuen Giufall in portugaL
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-11-14

u Bonar Gam Der neue Jubrer Der
britiihen llnioniittn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-11-14
Dit portugisfifden R op a.
Iiten nod Mot tnts

2iffabon, 13. glop. Den bisii>
gen 3eitunsen 5ufolss kreiisn bic pors
tugieiiihen Ropdliiten eins neue Sns
paiion Dor. bic besinnen ioa. fobalb
iih bos Weiter setldrt bat. Sm 4us
seHblid III oas suHse nDrblihe porius
gal in 5oIge anbaltenbsr RegengiiHe
iiberfhpemmt.
prin5 Utisuel bon grasansa, Der
SobH bes prdt.noenien. III BON paris
nah loHDon abgereiit, no er cine
fpeitsrs 4nlsik BON $40. 600. .OO00. bic
BON reihen Vortugieien TN auslonb
earantirt porosn tn, aufstnommen
bat.
Gin 1hsiI sss Summs fsII iiis ben
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-11-14
g9enm Der 0pnnerneur Wsann bon
Ulrginia i'm uidt uorber
besuaoigt.

Die SobrestonpeHtion Der 4msrttd@
nif6.n grbeitsrs56berattou
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-11-14

Eonoent Der u merIcdn Yea
bsrutiou OF 2abor.
ATLANTA, 9u., 13. Qppemter.-
Die 400 Dslsgateu sur 9onDsntton
Der american federation Of 2abor
hotten BEL ber Gr0ffnuna Der Sc
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-11-14
Or II bie iette Ztiite Der Resie'
rnn8.

Die Geianbten slouben dber. bab er
nint mebr pisl retien lam
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-09-08

SIM and Moon.
Sun will rise today. 5;SS a. m.
sun will set today -. Gle p. m
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-09-08
CASCARETS FOR A
SICK, SOUR STOMACH
Gently but Thoroughly Cleanse and
Regulate Your Stomach, Liver
and Bowels While You
Sleep.

That awful sourness. belching of
acid and foul gases; that pain in the
pit OF the stomach, the heartburn,
nervousness, nausea, bloating after
eating, feeling of fullness, dizziness
and sick headache, means indiges-
ton; a disordered stomach, which
cannot be regulated until you re-
move the cause. 1t isn't your ston-
ach's fault. Your stomach is as
good as any
Try Cascarets; they cure indiges.
tion. because they Immediately
remove the sour, undigested and fer.
mentng food and foul gases; take
the excess bile from the liver ant
carry off the decomposed waste mat
ter and poison from the intestine,
and bowels. Then your stomach
trouble is ended forever. A Cascare
tonight will straighten you out &,
morning. i0-cent box from an,
drug store will keep your cnt'r
family feeling good for months
Don't forget the children their lit
Tie iRsides need a good, ,geatl
cisansins' 100 efA XXI i'nHnl
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-09-08
NEW BOOKS FOR
CAIRO SCHOOLS
Changes Are To Be introduced So
Only New Pupils Will Have To
Buy New Texts--Method Means
Saving to Parents.

A fewachanges In the text books of
the Cairo public schools have been
made for this year but Supt. Glen
denen has so arranged il that the
new books will be introduced with
no expense to pupils having the old
books.
Supt. Clendenen explains that the
language books in the grades have
been changed from Hyde's books To
the Scott-Southworth series in two
parts. Those who bought the first
book for the fourth grade will con-
tinue to use them through the fifth
and sixth but all buying new books
must get the Scott-Southworth text.
The advanced book in the seventh
and eighth will be changed but pu-
pills buying the Hyde book will use
1t in the eighth, thought beginners
will get Scott-Southworth.
Stowell's physiologies will give
way to Conns and as in the language
series the fourth. fifth and sixth
grade texts will be the firstI Conn
book instead of "a Healthy Body"
Only the beginning fourth grade pu-
pills will buy new books, and thew
would have to any how. Eight grade
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-09-08
'bEATT|E PLEA IS
FULL OF PATH0S
Concluded From Page One.
Points Out Discrepancies.

Discrepancies by the score were
pointed out by Carter showing the
inconsistencies of Pauls story.
One explanation which he offered
for Paul's course of action was the
fact that Paul did buy a shot gun
for use on the bridge where he work
ed as Waterman and being of a
weak mind, was alarmed four days
later of the possibility of the crime
being traced to his door.
He gave no explanation OF how
the gun came into the hands of the
alleged highwayman and gave nc
intimation of charging Paul with
the crime for he clung steadily tC
the story of the defendant of the six
foot, bearded highwayman, who
stepped from the darkness.
Instructions Favor Defense.
But the instructions of the cour
declared that on the defense coulc
not rest the problem of finding tn,
actual murderer. The case was con
cerned with establishing Innocence
of the accused and beyond an i'm
parchment Of Paul on whose story
he declared the prosecution hat
built its case.
Carter spent little time on the de
| tails of the crime.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-09-08
| NEWS Of THE RIVERS !

The river marked 80 on the Cairo
gauge yesterday afternoon at p.
M, showing a rise OF s.01 of foot.
The rivers showing highest point at
Cincinnati, measuring 1871 and the
lowest at st. Paul. measuring 10.
The steamer Peters Lee arrived
yesterday morning from Memphis on
her way to st. Louis.
The steamer Stacker Lee arrived
yesterday from st. Louis on her way
to Memphis.
The tow-boat. Pacific No. 2 left al
9 a. m yesterday with two empty
barges for lower Mississippi river
The steamer j. H. Simpson arriv.
ed yesterday from upper Mississippi
and departed with light freight fol
upper Mississippi.
The steamer Ed Meyers made her
regular trip yesterday, arriving from
Paducah. KY. at p. m, and de
parted at $3.50 p. m. for Paducah
KY.
The steamer City of Savannah ar
rived yesterday from St Louis or
her way to Riverton. Tenn.
Tow boat. John Summers. arrived
at 1850 p m. yesterday from Me-
tropolis, ILL.,, with one empty barge
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-09-08
NEWS FROM OUR NElGHBORS|
MOUND CITY, ILL.

A Jolly crowd of Young people
went to Grand Chain on the early
train Thursday morning at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. viii Victor
where everything had been previous
~ prepared FOR their comfort and
pleasure Miss Cora Victor. who
resides at this home and who had
on Wednesday returned home from
Shawntown. where she has spent
the past week with Miss cara
Hartwick LAWYER, was the guest OF
honor, She occupies warm spot IN
many hearts in Mound City, where
she has taught in Lowell school the
mast two years, and from Whlch po-
sition she recently resigned % ae-
cept a more aIluring one in the mat
rimony field THURSDAY hHalt
planned by her brother, Mr. victor
and his estimahle wife was COM
nlete surprise to her when she ar
rived that morning from the nome
of Miss Nipa Bartleson, where she
had spent the night. On account OF
the heavy moisture which turned
into a terrible downpour OF ram
inst a while before train time only
eight of the invited quests went up
n & m They were Mrs. Ruhie
Hiehey. and Misses Blanch Darraugh
Nav Palmer, Nina Patterson OF Fort
Worth, Tex, Edna Miller. Catherine
McNeile, Nellie Motley and Harriet
Hawley.
After a sumptuous dinner was
en;cved all repaired to the lawn,
Miss Patterson took several snap
shots of the party with her kodac;
after which a cake contest was
enjoyed.
Mrs. r. r. Evers, Misses Cora Vic
tor and Nina Bartleson tied for the
first prize and Miss Bartleson
was awarded the prize. large an
gel food cake, which she Afterwards
shared with the crowd. Miss Nina
Patterson won the BOBBY prize
small tea cake. Water melons were
served on the lawn during the after
noon. A letter, written during tue
morning by cooperation of the al
ready arrived guests to the girls
thew left behind them" had the effect
of bringing Mrs, Arta Palmer ana
little son Austin: and Misses La
Verne Armstrong, Elsie Rodman,
, Ruth Wilson, Ginevra Howard ana
! Ruth Byrne, up on the tram at :
m Vocal and instrumental music
and games formed large portion OF
davss Measure. A number of pictures
nj the entire company were taken by
Mrs. Evers, the possessor OF a large
: camera A delicious supper was the
finale of the day and the guests
left one of the most hospitable homes
in which they had had the pleasure
of being entertained, and returned
home on the train at 1880 p. m. Miss
Victor was the recipient of a number
of beautiful pieces of china and a
lot of linens from the guests Mr., and
Mrs. r. P. Evers, Mr. and Mrs. Jos
Gaunt. Jr., and little son Arthur
Mrs. JOS. Gaunt, ST., and Misses
i, Lettie Gaunt and Nina Bartlesson, all
of Grand Chain, were also quests for
the day
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-09-08
MCCLURE, I'LL.
September 5.


Mr.. Gilbert of Chester was the
guest OF Mr., 7. j. Mcclure last
Thursday
Mr.. w. T. Murphy of Lebanon
Tenn, and Mr.. Ben Green of Fruit
land, Mo-, with four men, were here
Friday shipping out car load Of 4O
head of first class mules to TeDnes-
see.
Chas. Wilson left here Friday last
for Zelma. Mo, to visit relatives
prior to their departure for the west
Mrs. John Hill and children and
her sister left here Monday for Q
three weeks visit to relatives in Jas
per county.
Mrs. Mary Homerhunder of Eu-
reka Springs, Ark. who has been
visiting her mother and other Tela-
tives here returns Friday
Roswald c. Black of Cairo spent
several days here visiting his mother
and sister, returning Tuesday.
Sidney johnson, wife and child
left here Monday for 10 days visit
to relatives in Pulaski.
Frank South of Grand Tower
formerly of Mcclure is the relief on
the Illinois Central foreman's posi-
ton until Johnsons return.
Miss Minnie Bunch, Miss Dottie
Names Miss Abernathie, Miss Maud
johnson, VIM. N Newton are in
Cairo during the Teachers Insti-
tute.
Before opening school the old
wooden walks are being tore UP and
several changes for the betterment
OF the school and comfort of teach
ers and scholars.
Mr.. R, Matthews was attending
court at Jonesboro Tuesday. he be-
ing a much interested party to the
Ievee and drainage system.
The jury on the drainage and
levee system received their final in
structions from the Judge at court at
Jonesboro, Tuesday, and in the eve
ming were camped Is miles north
west of Jonesboro. The jury have
their tent and cook with them and
will make personal survey of the
route of the proposed levee and
drainage, and 1t is estimated that il
will take them ten days to complete
the talk. Nobody will be allowed
to interview them. They are to re-
ceive no ones hospitality and art
under the care of two bailiffs and {
guide. At the end of their survey
they will report to the court theil
findings which it is hoped will be the
final to the long drawn out fight o.
the levee and drainage system which
will no doubt prove to be the great
est help and boon to southern Hi
nois. IL is expected by December
that work will be In full progress
Owing to delay in work about thu
school grounds, school will be delay
ed a week and will open on Septem
Der Is. This will, it is expected
give the janitor time to clean up
and the other men engaged on thu
concrete work ample time to finist
up and have things in readiness for
the opening day.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-09-08
,menl Of business September End, 1911.

OFFICERS
J. S. AIsTHoRPE, President
II. S. CANpEE, Vice President
w. HI. Woop, Vice President
w. P. HALLIDAY, Vice President
III. R. AIsTHoRpE, Cashier and Sec'y.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-09-08
Funeral Notice

HADEN--Died, at 3 p. m. Thurs
day, at the residence of her son, J..
p. Haden. 51l Twenty-fourth street,
Mrs. II A. Haden of Pulaski, Ill. Flu
reral will be held Saturday 1880 p.
-r'r.-at the residence. Rev. Alfred
M, Eells and r. d. Kennedy will Of
fciater Special train will leave the
hot OF Fourteenth street for villa
! sdee cemetery where intcrmcnt
viii he mnda.
rr-.ia.,la 49, Wv. IA N,
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-09-08
River Forecast.

The Ohio--From the mouth of the
Wabash to Cairo, will rise during
the next three to FIVE days.
The Wabash--At Mt Carmel, will
continue rising during the next IS
hours. @
The Tennessee-At Florence, will
continue rising for IL to "a hours,
then fall. At Jacksonville, will con-
tinue rising during next 4S hours
The Mississippi-From below st.
Louis to above Cairo, will not change
materially during the next AS hours
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-09-08

Fresh barbecue meat every day.
have arranged to do my own bar
becuing and will be able to supply
the demand with the best of meat in
the future. Fl. Eichhoff, 1914 Wash
iHgtJn avenue.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-09-08
The WEATHER
Forecast for Today.

Forecast Tor Today.
Cairo and Vicinity: Unsettled and
cooler with showers tonight and
Friday. -t
washington, Sept. S.--Illinois:
Cloudy Friday and Saturday; cooler
Friday.
Missouri Cloudy Friday; proba-
bic showers; cooler Saturday: prob
ably fair.
Kentucky: Local showers and
cooler Friday; Saturday cloudy and
continued cool.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-09-08
/ General Conditions.

General Conditions.
The day was cloudy with heavy
rain early in the morning and in the
evening. The government bulletin
reported rain in two places. the
heaviest rain being at Cairo meas
uring Sc.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-09-08

Don't miss the big feature at The
Bijou today-Admission sc.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-09-08

pupils need not buy Conn text but
the seventh year pupils will The
new texts are much cheaper. the first
one being SO cents instead of SIS and
the advanced text is so cents in
stead of Sc.
Old Books In Purchase.
Those whose families have an old
book and wish to buy new one for
the fourth or seventh grades will be
allowed 10 or Is cents by the book
dealers for the old ones.
The music readers are changed
from the Harmonic series, IN use a
numbers OF years. to the modern and
pupils having old books will not
have to buy the new ones, Only
ones purchasing would have to buy
them any how.
The first year high school Latin
text book Is changed from Collier
and Daniel to Potter. All pupils
having old books in their families
will be allowed IS cents for them by
the book dealers in the purchase OF
new ones.
The new method Of using the ola
books by the pupils owning them
and only the pupils purchasing get
ting the new ones will meet with
favor by parents and Will cause
great saving in buying new BOOKS
Supt. Clendenen Is to be commenced
for the manner in which he VIII IN
trojuce the new books
IS text books become ante-dateo
and new methods arc introduced y
IA necessary for the beard OF educa'
ton to change texts in order q
give The pupils the est possible of's
to study from.