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Oxford eagle., 1911-01-12

Miss amelia Austin listened WITH
ers4rhless attention 20 Mrs Auzss
HEzring's EaGl41E accugzr os The do
tEzz q lanes Hunting her hazban1- 5
yo-1gsr b-uthsr. Eho had EFT Wo-
hrooS41+hs-HILls IN bis youth and
hat herome q uilIicnafre
Where = Jim zhis sumner Mss
Amelia inquired. a. tie snd q the re-
citaI
he has zon@ abroad for baths -
Piled Ms HuzzIzg
Z atnr one rite surprises. 70 hear
that. Miss Amelia said -His uoth@-
n@ver coHid make hfn wash hf,
reck -E0uth's C0upznicz-
Oxford eagle., 1911-01-12

rshet q testimonial or used 4 letter
vt.hGr. the written consent Of the
writer. and never has the Company
aIIoxsd these eunHdsnttal letters TO
--s cut Of their Possession, as the
k--1-eds Of thousands Of them IN
tAei- Eles VIII attest
Out Of the vass volume Of experience
vhsch Mrs. Ptckhan has 60 draw
from. t- is more than possible that she
has -1tred the very knowledge needed
II ycur case. she asks nothing IN re-
s-ru except your good will and her
advice has helped thousands Surely
zay vonan. rich or poor. should be
xi1d 20 take advantage OF this gener-
Gus cfrer Of assistance. Address Mrs.
Pt1khan. care ot Lvgits z Ptnkhau
N-11ctne Co.. Lynn. MlSz
Every woman ought to have
Lydia z PtnkhamS SO.page
Text Book It Is not y book for
general DISTRIBUTION. a. 10 Is too
expensive. It Is free and only
ooeafnahle by mail Write for
is today.
Oxford eagle., 1911-01-12

Admiral Evans. at a luncheon In
San Francisco. said Of naval policy
he disiiked.
IT is mixed and Illogical II -
minds me Of Bob Backstay, who BE-
came engineer On q submarine
Bob said a friend, don't you and
Il dangerous work. this knocking
about In q suhmarfns deep beneath
the sea-
Yes. very dangerous. Backstay
admitted. but a mans got 70 do some
thing. you know. 70 keep his head
above water
Oxford eagle., 1911-01-12
DON'T TAKE HARSH PURGES
rhsy Are Very Harmful, Bonds P,Ils
Are Geatis, and They cursI

Bonds PiIIs are IN no way similar .o
the casaplY made. irritating purxatives
shas ara scattered broadcast over the coun-
1T with al sur-x Of -glararteesF BY un-
Known and unknovable makers.
Bcndfs Pills are gentle and reliable liver
stlnul11tz- One small pill 1t Bedtime Z
the proper dose They ara tonic 70 the
ouveis and leavs them IN healthy and
regziar condition. Al druggists. g5c- F1r
Z tes ample write Bonds Pharmacy Co
Little Rock. Ark
Oxford eagle., 1911-01-12

Place Il = sareepas one eurfni II
brown scgzr and 0ne-hzf crrfui of
golden corn syrur. and onefcuxsh euv-
faI Of batter. two teaspoonfnlz os
ground et1nAnon and one-haH cupf.i
of water Bel Until 4 forms q hard
haH when dropped into cold vztw
Pour into hurrereH pans anA vhn
nearly cold cut into sQnz-eaL
Oxford eagle., 1911-01-12

Lie Amt nothin' but disappofnr-
nsnr-" g-uaned the Chrunic GrumhI<r
Cheer Up" urged the Cheerful
lciot- Didn't yer zir $50 fer putin
yer picture IN the paper as havtn' hta
cured o al yer Ills BY Bunks pills.
Yes. I did An nov all ny reIa-
us are aski1' ne why don't 20 70
work now thAt I'm cured
Oxford eagle., 1911-01-12

Which Is correct ask the suru-
Ger hoartsr VITO wished TO air hts
kno~ssdzs. TO speak of 4 sfrrfnx hen
or a setting hem
I don't know reDiied the farm
sr's wife And what's more. I eont
care But there's one thing I would
Ike 70 know when 4 Eer caekIes
has she been laying. or "a she Iyfnx7-
Oxford eagle., 1911-01-12

Eve had lust lied a garland Il
maple leaves about her ankles.
What on earth are you up TO. my
love-" asked Adam.
am trying On my new hohbIe-
sktrt. sveerheart.- returned the mart
ner az his Joys with a sweet smile
Harp<r's Weekly.
Oxford eagle., 1911-01-12

Real College Boy waiting for his
enAnse IN department storsl-rhis
suspense Is simply madfening, Esme-
raleo. Hadn't you better start n
rAeer after my change,
Saieswoman (meanIy, but sweetiy,
Just Ike money from home. isn't II,
Archfhaldz-Drake Deiphic.
Oxford eagle., 1911-01-12
PROMINENT
ODD FELLOW
Dod caoo q catnsYh - oubDg
csMpssausaa. Fuily -
s1prud ~ pUF,mA

-
Sn-~ =.
cAA.@l' SrMe
S~liD eE4a
n941 1n1
- u
1a@ Nn@
N~0 - Az
A1iN A13
S4U tNo
S'@r4e
aSSsBtseh
P's.etoae
s~c1r1ET 11
Oxford eagle., 1911-01-12

Ar1 Faravay| suppose you have
forgotten that this Is the anniversary
of your Wedding day
Professor Farzxay (abssracrtnx
himself frou comic secrtonsl-Enr ,
Whats Dear ne. Is IL. reaIIyr And
Wien is yours. dear-Srray Stories.
Oxford eagle., 1911-01-12

hear you were very much cisau-
pointed IN your uStherfr-Iax."
-CouplsreIy 50.
In what way
Why, shes simply perfecr,-
Oxford eagle., 1911-01-12

man can freely talk
OF her private IL
ness TO q woman. 4.
thus has been es
tabHshed this coz
fdence between
Mrs Prkham and
TIE won en- or
America which has
never been broken
-. .~~k
Oxford eagle., 1911-01-12

WHAT do you do for a uyfnx
Nose--
Sc de manager 90 a laundry
WHAT'S the name Of this Iaundryy.
Eliza Ann
Oxford eagle., 1911-01-12

= - - : .s -. !. = =. . -.
q sE=-F "a @rsrT s.1c---.
poua1-a Fhrsici1zs prescription err
special diseases
Regular 1frEes1t and on>1ouAr sue
bottles a. al drug stores
Dcr- make Azy mistake. bur rs-sz-
her The name. Or EEzer's S=4-7-
Root Gnd TIE Gt-ress. Bt1<haztrn.
y I. raich you VIII 1n6 CT e~erT
hcc-I=
Oxford eagle., 1911-01-12

She-Tss. ike Ted. he Is 50 ez-
rrzvzxznt
Hs-Tha- = hartIT the hest zuaIr-y
for a husband. i IL
Sns-Ot course rot, I an not To
ing 20 marry kiu-Sr-aY Stories.
Oxford eagle., 1911-01-12

- --Se h@ LlLE
Kidneys veil
There "a no bet
tar kinney rsm-
ecy than Deans
Kidney Pills
They cure SICK
ktdneys and
cure them PER
uAnerGy.
Edward Pur
sche. 1893 Cleve
Oxford eagle., 1911-01-12

Boil TEEN unra half done. then pesa
and spNr them once, take q In dish
and lay thsn IN sprinkle thfek Win
sugar and Lizzie pepper. plenty Il
e1<tsr. place In che oven and fns,a
cooking
Oxford eagle., 1911-01-12

Seotr-Is IT true that Cooleixh Ia
financially embarrassed.
Aoft-He's fearfuIly IN debt. but II
Doesn't seem to emharrazs him much
Oxford eagle., 1911-01-12
FREE
ADVICE
TO WOMEN

women suffering from anY form OK
funess are invited 20 promptly com
rszaicare with Mrs. Pfnkhau At Lynn,
Mass. All letters are received opened
rps.t AID answered By women A vo-
Oxford eagle., 1911-01-12

Avoid pushing TO the frout by rotnx
back ON your friends.
Oxford eagle., 1911-01-12

Mr. Burble-That eIocurfoutst 4.
some queen. isn't she,
MI Eored-A ravfng beauty.
Oxford eagle., 1911-01-12

Ihe n<xr time you fesl that swaIIcw,us
senss alton. the sure zlgn az sors Throat.
1rYis Hamilns Wizard Oh immediateIy
dys and perhaps ve.is Of misrrv
Oxford eagle., 1911-01-12

TIE reason rhs hizrc AGTs-rises his
cue itea 80 Vigorously Is that Il -
his whole stock IN intellectual trade
Oxford eagle., 1911-01-12

PILES CCETp IyG rorxr
Z a11< .1 11rsxsiss VI rsfznd naasT Il P1Ij 5tyr.
1l11.L 1l11L As ~ eurs any eaee az ke1lax afs-.s
Oxford eagle., 1911-01-12

Nothing zn1zes the average ma,
more than 20 have scue woman b.
ieve she Il bo.sfnz htraL
Oxford eagle., 1911-01-12
TO pHrvE cyT A4nA

eHE Ia ,.xadAr1 6HOgDS rASENi ~
- 11sA- fou Eunv v1aE ycu Krs szEiu1
,a1~snr n !. = s...a1y printed on svssY 5asss,
1S - simply lul1lns and Lruu u \ rn-r--
- norz ras oui1zrs 1rfvss e1s -. .s&
- - nn oni-dz - ras sYsr<m- "a ~ ~
Oxford eagle., 1911-01-12

Dr. Piercefs Pleasant Pellets frxr ous ,,
~ yeArs asp- They regulate and rrviror-
sIe s1crnaEa- liver and bowels. Sunr.
coated tiny zranz1les.
Oxford eagle., 1911-01-12

Your tracts 70 the Hotteutots may
count for little compared with your
acts to your own vashervuman.
Oxford eagle., 1911-01-12

Ncs- p@cpie d zoc -sal e rH@ ala----
t-E zcrgasa s-t rez-Arszhia -rsva-
lsrrT c, Et11ey ilssaSs- VILE Eft-sT
e-scr-e-s ars tie -cs. coz -1z tE4
eases tkat rrrTsn- tk@F are a--zn-s- t.e
lls- rpccg-ttet - rsrie-r ant Dhyss-
cfans. t-s1 zsEEsIg c9zt~-s fAs-sslrgs
TEfh E1rtcrfzT tAS s-s-sF. vhi-e the
e-t7iatl 9tI-s-fs constantly Ez.isrzizes
tts system
Oxford eagle., 1911-01-12
LOOK 70 YoUs sloSCs
Whsr sG-srrg F--r ascszc>a.
Headaches ard Urinary
T-cueies

rnsy are probably TIE TIE source
cf yru- misery To keep vel. T1u
Oxford eagle., 1911-01-12
bii|iousne,1

II have used your val.,s,. .
and I snd them pe-fer. -
winouf them have u,.s
some time for indigestion - - ~
and am now completely - -
mend them to everyone. Orr
win never be without -
family. Edward A. Mar, IN IN
enssnf- Printable. Pus-r.
70 FOOD. Never Sicken. .W-.s-
NC. <Sc. 1c- Newer sold n 80
uine tanirt starrp~,f e &c -
cure or your nunry back
Oxford eagle., 1911-01-12

Free luEeh = sometimes pretty Fl
psusive food
Oxford eagle., 1911-01-12

TO CrRE A COLD IN o<EDAr
EaEs AAxAffV1 BaDAl Grinlr- rnai-ru
[rls1 - -.c11ft 1S-sF = = n eu--. AW
G4a4N = a s-4-zrs a -zsa a1r s.
Oxford eagle., 1911-01-12

]. sir. aim always AZ the truth"
Well. all have to say Is. You're
Q very bad shot-"-Le Sourfre
Oxford eagle., 1911-01-12

II ] were an inventor I would az
pend all my energies in trying to pat
ent collar button that would come
when it was called.
Oxford eagle., 1911-01-12

Don't make the mistake Of claiming
you never make one.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-06-29
NINETY DAY SENTENCES
GIVEN YOUNG ROBBERS
POLICE GET PERPETRATORS OF
SOUTH SIDE THEFTS.
Six Members Of Gang Sentenced by
Justice Hobbs-4sve Caused
Much Trouble.

Six South Side boys. members OF a
gang who have made a practice OF
robbing refrigerators for the past two
weeks. were committed to Jail for
ninety days yesterday afternoon BY
Justice Hobbs. With the breaking up
OF this gang. the police believe that
the depredations which have caused
them SO much trouble will cease.
The boys are Leo Davis, Aloysius
Bonnenberger. Charles Barnes, Bern
ard Hell. Jerry Albaugh and William
Carney. Most OF the arrests were
made yesterday morning and the
trials were held in the afternoon. Ii
is said that all but the Davis boy made
full confession and that he was i'm
plicated by the others. The value OF
the articles stolen was small but the
frequency OF the robberies and in
creasing boldness OF the young thieves
made a severe punishment necessary.
The last burglary in which they
were implicated was that OF the
kitchen of DIR. ]. J. Campbell, where
they were fired on by the officers
while running away. No defnite clue
had been obtained last evening in the
Christian church robbery.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-06-29
WATER RENTS ARE NOW DIE
AND PAYABLE

But few more days remain for
consumers % avail themselves o. The
10 discount Pay now and avoid
the rush 81 the end.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-06-29

the comeld company A compromise
is expected
10 Dis opinion. the court holds that
'otieid. the patentee. was the nrst
10 use in connection with the eie
m"nis of tho mechanism. springs
winch complete the stroke OF the
waive and that taken az whole. the
device U.s. new. useful and patenfabie
As 10 %" Defendants claim OF In
terHening rights accrued between
me Issue or the original and reissue
patents. have found nothing 20
change my former judgment that
such claims cannot DO upheld nrst.
because This defendant company. or.
Eini1od bF Arnold a. Howe. Is ln no
position 20 set up such a claim. seek
IhR ~ 10 I'D through ArnOid.a know.
edge Of COmelds invention acquired
as O. Comold selling agent. 90 pirate
Second. because think compiain.
ants reissue patent. held By me In
'ho spears A. Riddle case. comes
clearly within tho rules laid down in
IapIin and Tapun 1f5 O.. s.. 1855. ana
De- fully protected as 81 the date OF
The original patent against aiI inter
frring rights
The Judgment must Do perpcfuafed
and an accounting awarded
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-06-29
POOL ROOM Fight
TO START FRIDAY
CASE WILL HINGE ON VALIDITY
OF STATE LAW.

Injunction Proceedings TO be Heard
at 10 o'Clock-MunlelpaI League
Is Very Confident.
The fight against REORGANIZATION
OF the Turf Exchange in this city will
start in earnest tomorrow morning at
10 O'Clock. when the application OF
the members Of the Municipal League
for an injunction comes up before
Judge Nesbitt. Hubbard & Hubbard
will represent the league. The strong
point of the league will be in the fact
that such exchanges are prohibited by
the State law, and II will be on the
provisions of this law that the argu-
ments will be made.
The injunction. II granted. Will re-
strain Claude Narnell from applying
for a license. City Auditor Geiger
from issuing the license, and city
Treasurer Johnson from receiving tho
money The signers OF the appnca-
ton are as follows: w. r. Stone, A.
w. PAUL, George NJ. Shook. George
w. Lutz, &. Il. Hubbard. Herman
Bentz. $. o. Laughlin. J. W. Ewing. J.
b. Brennan. Joseph X. Naylor and
John Becker.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-06-29

spc. i1l uIrratrI to t.e trtr HIrcrcer
SARDIS o.. June IN Mrs Iacon
Mellott. 40 the are of ,U years passed
away last evening from Diseases inci
dent to old age iIcr remains were
taken to Mt Olive Tor iutormcuL
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-06-29

Howe Machine Company. or this city.
"as brought To- sudden end ycster-
day when Judge Aston g.. Dayton
handed down decision iu the case.
holding that tho local company was
infringing on The rights OF tho cor.
field company. Nearly tVo years aro
fh" tofrId c0mpary brought suit
against fhe Howe company. charming
them with Infringing on their rights
as the pateutors OF certain wasning
machine lu the decision handed
down by Tho court tho s. ID Howe Ma.
chine Company is enloincd from man.
ufacfurIng or selling tho washing ma.
chimes. and the court Directs that an
accounting Boo had between the tWO
parties foo ascertain the damage 90
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-06-29
TRI.STATE SUPPLY
COMPANY
Nain store - Ulsvsnth -.
" D. r. SMITH. MFr.
Both Phonea.
WHEELING. W. Va.

Former Fsirmont Boy Injured.
Special Dispatch t1 fHr tutclIeerr.-
FAlRMONT w Va. June 2S-
Maniey Holbert. a former Fairmont
boy. who resides a. Jcncrs. Montana.
was accidentally shot through me MP
at his home a few days ago
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-06-29
GLENWOOD HEIGHTS
lona waited FOR Lot Sale VIII Come
on To-Dsy-Tommy Wilson VIII
Handle the Vocabulary

Rain 0r shine The long waited for
Gienvood Heights Dot sale viii D..
held today with Tommy WusoD fb.
''rmer Wheeling auctionoor. handling
.ne vocabulary fo fho buyers What
Tommy doesn't know about selling
Tote ia Dot worth knowing
Tho big sale haa attracted much BOB
forest .n fho real estate world and ihe
I"'s 0iI boo doubt ho sold very rapid
D. The Heights lots can be Dur
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-06-29

chased A. a small cost They are he.
lng built up with fine bungalows and
the addition will be one Of the most
desirable residential sections in this
Ficinity Free car service viii be
given 10 all who desire % attend tho
Tot sale. sidewalks. sewers and other
modern conveniences are to be- found
az GlenWood Heights. and sanitary I'm.
provements 81 this kind are suII be.
ing made
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-06-29
SHADYSIDE

The Willing Workers OF the Presby-
terrain church will hold a meeting this
afternoon IN the annex OF the church
Clarence Boltz. the young son OF Mr..
ard Mrs. Charles BOltz. fell from a fence
tuesday afternoon and broke his right
arm just below the elbow
Miss Jennie Pierce. Of Pennsylvania,
Is the guest Of Miss Blanch Morgan.
Miss Genieve snyder. OF McMechen.
VIII Dec the guest OF Misses Regina and
Mary TruaN next week
The NJ. +. sunday school classes have
arranged for n picnic which will be held
on the Fourth OF July at Keyser orchard.
Mrs. Albert Burns and son. Glide, are
visiting az Sherrard. West Va
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-06-29
court HOLDS that
HOWE co. INFRlNGED
LOCAL COMPANY IS RESTRAINED
By JUDGE DAYTON.
Long ought Case Concluded Ye-ter.
Day When Court Rendered De.
cision IN the Case.

After being thrcshcd through tnc
lover courts for months and months.
and later carried to the higher
courf-. the case OF tho ComoId Wash
inR Machine Company VS. tlr s ID.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-06-29

The uniform success that has at
tended the use OF Chamberlain's Collie.
/ Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy has
made it a favorite everywhere. Il
can always be depended upon. For
sale by all druggists.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-02-26
TEACHEsS' INSTITUTE
c 7unty Superintendent Gays l+oidi0g
and Attendance is compulsory
c ompIaines of Non-httend nee,
Icy Fannie r. Hackcr)

I Tbs Alexander County Teachers
Association like other county assoc
iaions are held according to sec, 1888
Of the new School Code which is
t-ige days in any school year
S, ent by q teacher, during term time,
III attendance upon teachers insti-
tr;e held unler the direction of the
County superintendent of Schools
islall he time lawfully expended IN
| TIE service CT the distr,c;, and no Dc
duction Of wages shall ne made for
lsuch attendace. II snail be the duty
81 school directors to close the seAcol
for such institute"
Under the present system Of teach
ers meetings two county meetings Of
two days each are held each year
one III November one in February
In addition to this, the county is d.
vided into three sections and each
section holds Ia one DAY session in
October, December January and
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-02-26
SPECIAL ASSIGNMENTS
Given TWO Former Soldiers Re-enIlst-
ed at Cairo Recruiting Station
Yesterday--one on Probation

Two former soldiers re-enlisted ia
the United States army at the local
recruiting station yesterday. Are
lous f. Martin, Of BeIknap, Ill, who
was just recently discharged after q
three years term Of service In the
Gsh field artillery. battery e, at Fort
Kelley Kas, left here yesterday TO
rejoin his old company.
Chester y. Newton, OF Barlow, KY,
who was three years in the infantry,
18th regiment, company 9, was given
special assignment to the prison
guard at the federal military peniten-
tiarv at Fort Leayenworth, Kas,
Newton IL an expert rideman. He also
lott Yesterday afternoon.
Sergeant Kresky reports eight men
enlisted during the month of Febrn-
airy. This is the largest number en-
l. tod In any month since Sergeans
Kresky's second incumbency Of the
local station. The officer has one man
on probation, who w;H probably tie
sent to the coast artillery service
next week, ....
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-02-26
Della Fox.

Wallace and Perkins offer az the
attraction at the opera house tomor
riw might that effervescent vivaciouF
Coincidence, Della Fox, in the great
est vehicle Of her career, entitled re
lightful Dolly" This popular little
actress seems to increase her euor
nous following of admirers each year
il continued crowded houses Wherever
she appears Is any criterion This
season her starring vehicle Is totally
different from any of her former ven
lures but is. claimed to oe the most
satisfactory play in witch to best
display her charming personality and
talents, she has ever offered. Tire
support, production, cos,nming, etc,
are said to be even in advance Of thc
high standard she has always main
tanned,
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-02-26

The charm Of Duncan irving, the
chief character in CLASSMATES,
which will be played by William Ma.
.cauley and large company at the
Cairo opera house next Wednesday
Marca 1st, matinee AMI night. lies NOT
so much ia what the oraer characters
say Of him as In what be really ls and
does. CLASSMATES" Is not a "talky
play, but an acting one, and Duncan
Irving does not rely upon the good
word Of his friends for his position
in the drama, but upon his own st7i-
ling qualities. No one can see him
in one act of the play and not know
him to be man Of sweet and fine
honor. His eyes and his words carry
conviction to everyone that ne Is the
possessor of clean and honest soul,
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-02-26
ANOTHER BAD FIRE
MOUNDS PEOPLE BELIEVE THEY
ARE VICTIMS OF WORK BY
"FIRE BUG"
Residence and Stable Destroyed YES
terday Morning--Loss About
$5,o0c-Party Covered by
lnsurance--Stock Savec.

Special to the Bulletin.
All out 1890 a. m Saturday morning
our citizens were again awakened
lFon their drowsy siumber BY the
snal rendering scream Of the steam
eae.ne in the /, G, yards telling us
& the dread demon, fire, had brok.
al loose and that our quiet and hap.
homes we're in emminent danger
'tf 4 mighty connagation When your
arorter arrived on the scene he saw
thu angry flames and SMOKE rolling
~ from shout the centre Of the brg
ter7. warehouse and slaughter pen
owned by p. H. Stern and Sons The
Marin had lately been filled with loose
hay from the farm, which made
a brilliant glare against the darkness
IF the night. The building was q
very large one, built If pine lumber
and was soon reduced to a hopeless
mass of flames. In a rev minutes
the elegant new two story frame
building, the happy home Of Mr.. ana
Mrs. John Sadler and family, which
stood only short distance away, was
caught in the fnery embrace and
completely consumed. BY heroic ef-
forts on the part Of the boys ana
good citizens, the Stern Bros. succees.
ell In getting all their live stock ont
MA The barn, but the building. grain.
hay. salt, tools etc., was totally des-
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-02-26

The one address or Mr.. Felts, ii
nothing else had been contributed,
was worth the. effort and the expense
over and over again.
Things not Taught in School"
The public-spirited citizens should
have been present in larger numbers
and a reporter from eacn paper, tc
give his personal attention to the
educational event of the year a
spelling bee" filled the hall, to over
flowing, just one item--spellingdi lid
this. What is wrong with the meet
ings that have many items?
The county Superintendent has about
decided to eliminate these days that
me state approves Of and orders;
that she approves Of and carries on
the orders that are compulsory, or.
ders or laws which are not enforced,
however, are valueless ana when
teachers at their own discretion o.
that of their directors ignore these
demands, the purpose Is defeated.
The county superintendent is author
lied to have these meetings where
she sees fit--not the choice of one
teacher, or two, or three. lnsuhordi'
nation in the ranks and General
State Superintendent with the best
forces supporting him, side tlankei
ly superintendent all over the state
will see That his orders are obeyed,
or know the reason.
There were perhaps six of the Alex
anAer County teachers who attended
three sessions about that many that
conscientiously visited the schools,
About twenty-five, out or fifty-four
that attended two sessions, and per
haps net one that attended all the
four sessions.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-02-26
.v.e-,txsx4xs sx.s&*skRtsyaase
NEWS FROM OUR NElGH9oas


lcg Judge W. A. Wall, Pleas Heltn
II. G. Parker, Chas 5onns, d. G.
Craig and Ralph SCHUYLER were ii
Cairo Friday on business.
Mrs. w. R. Rodman and Miss Lottic
Chittick were the guests of the lat,
ters sister, Mrs. II. Hileman, at Of.
s;cd Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Schuarre or Levinas
were shopping here Friday
VIM Fitzgerald and Jack LAWYER
left Saturday for New orleans where
they will attend Mardi Gras the en-
suing week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mark Capoot of Ur.
o7njale spent Thursday evening with
he formers parents in this city
Wne Bestgen made a business trip
tel Mounds Friday.
Miss Geor5ia Calvin of Leyings was
the guest OF relatives here Thursday,
left for Mounds whore she viii re-
main over Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs,
Geo. Schiller, Jr.
Miss Anna Schiller made a business
trip to Mounds Friday.
Judge w. A. Walls has sold his
cottage on Fifth ana Poplar streets
to James SCarr Of Belknap who re
with his family will soon occupy the
same. He also sold his three cottas
IS east on Poplar to George Trammel
Of this city.
w. r. Rodman made business
rip tc Mopnds Friday.
The ladies Of the Congregations
1urel Melted $l5 at their marie
ED in Miss Ida Johnsons dry goot,
tore Saturday afternoon.