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The Prescott daily news., 1911-12-07

Rock, who has been assistant field secretary under R. C.. Bowers, who resigned to become president of Ouachita Baptist College, was elected financial secretary of the board.
 Judge H. T. Bradford of Lo- noke, president of the State Bap- tist Conventio n, attended the meetin g,and left on Wednesday for two weeks stay at Mineral Wells, Texas, for the benefit of his health. Upon his return he will resume his work as special agent of the United States Agri- cultural Department.
 John Ayres, a leading business man of Fort Smith, who was elected president of the State Board of Missions, has long been identified with the work of the Convention.
The Prescott daily news., 1911-12-07
BOARD OF MISSIONS ! CONFRONTING DEFICIT

The Baptist State Board of Missions, confronting a deficit of |&OOO, adopted a plan of re- |trenchment by means of which
 |itis hoped it will be able to clear Ethe debt during the coming year. |The sum of S26,000 was appropri- [sted for the state mission work
 |during 1912, instead of S35,000 EE reported elsewhere. T h e Plumber of state missionaries twas reduced from four to two, |Revs. T. E. Mckenzie of Little
 Rock and N. l., Voyles of Ben-
 |bnville being retained in that
 Capacity.
 Rev. J. c. Harris of Little
The Prescott daily news., 1911-12-07

when prison statistics show that So per cent of the inmates of said prisons are there through drink. An equal ratio are in the almshouses, asylums, homes for the inefficient etc, for the same cause.
 Then who, with any degree of business sense, could call the saloon a good financial asset. It is nothing but a liability in every sense. It is liable, and it does cost the sober men of this nation the entire drink bill of over two billion dollars.
 It is liable to woo and win the finest ot our sons and daughters for if we tolerate it by vote or pen, or are even indifferent about it's existence, why should we not contribute a boy or girl? It has to have one out of five or it would have to shut up shop. We cry in our agony-"My God, not mine, not mine."
The Prescott daily news., 1911-12-07
SID HICKS LOSES
 LIFE NEAR EMME1

A meager report concerning the killing of Sid Hicks by Tom Chambliss last night near Elm, met reached this city this morn ing, but details are lacking and none of the particulars of the tragedy are known. The first news received of the affair was in the form of a telephone mes sage from a relative of the dead man requesting some arrange. ments to be made concerning a funeral. The report was verifi. ed by a resident of Emmet who was called by telephone from this city, but who was unable to give any details.
 Sid Hicks, accompanied by his brother, John Hicks, was in this city yesterday, being here to dispose of some corn. They left this place yesterday after noon. It is supposed that the tragedy was enacted in Hemp stead county as Sheriff billiard received no call to take any ac. tion in the matter.
 Later.-Shortly before press time this afternoon news was re- ceived that Hicks was shot with a shotgun in the hands of Cham bliss in Hampstead county, but further details are yet lacking.
The Prescott daily news., 1911-12-07
MAY BUILD NEW
 ICE PLANT HERE

The Ozan Lumber Company has under consideration the erec- tion of forty ton ice plant which they propose to place on their property adjacent to their blaming mill. Plans are being prepared and should they prove satisfactory the plant will be erected.
 The purpose of the new plant if erected will be principally to supply ice for the refrigerator cars used to transport the peach crop which comes over the P. & N. w. In addition to an ice plant the company plans to erect a 1, ,000-ton storage room in which to keep the ice until needed. When the shipment of the peach crop is started a great quantity of ice is needed for icing the cars and it would be impossible to supply the demand without having quantity in reserve.
 The ground on which the plant will be built if the plans are ac cepted has already been staked out and engineers are now en. gagged in surveying for side tracks which will be installed for the convenience of the plant. The Ozan blaming mill will fur nish shavings to be used for fuel.
The Prescott daily news., 1911-12-07
OLD TIME CRUELTY
One Time When Surgery is Often Need
 less Torture

Many operations for piles are simply needless torture, for when it's all over the piles come back.
 The one fine way to be rid of piles for good is to use Dr. Leon hardt's Hem -Roid. It cure s piles by doing away with the cause-poor circulation.
 $1 for "A days treatment at Hesterly Drug Store, Prescott, Ark, and all druggists. Satis faction guaranteed. Dr. Leon hardt Co.,, Station B, Buffalo, N. Y., Props. Write for booklet.
The Prescott daily news., 1911-12-07

w. N. Bemis and SOD, Rosbor- ough, returned this morning from a visit of a few days in Tex arkana.
The Prescott daily news., 1911-12-07
Then you will be glad you have your bank account.

The Bank of Prescott invites your bank account.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-07-02
Ruehrmund & Bowles
RENT LIST
1911

DWELLINGS.
$3.50 year. 2o16 Grove Avenue. g rms.
Possession at once.
$50 year. 2S07 Kensington ST., rms
Possession Sept. !.
$50 year. 2509 Kensington ST., 0 rms.
Possession Sept. l.
$50 year. 2107 Hanover Ave. rms.
Possession In 80 days.
$50 year. 307 S. Fourth ST., 10 rms.
Possession at once.
42o year. 6l3 \. Seventh St, IL
rooms. Possession Sept. 1.
$50 year. 25l5 w. Main ST., s rms.
Possession in 80 days.
$40 year. 1921 w. Main ST.. rooms.
Possession in 80 days.
800 year. zoos Second ST., rms.
Possession Sept. /.
240 year. 10 S. Sycamore ST.. rms.
Possession Sept. /.
As month. Pill Hanover Ave. rms.
Possession in 80 days.
40 month. 1909 Floyd Ave, rms.
Possession at once.
25 month. 321 n. Thirty-second ST.,
rms. Possession in 30-days.
FLATS.
$500 year. 1854 w. Grace Street, 7
rms. Possession Sept. I.
225 year. 2617 w. Main Street, 4 rms.
Possession at once
225 year. 2523 w. Main Street arms.
Possession at once
225 year. 2511 w. Main Street, rms.
Possession at once.
7.50 month. 1850 Ashland st.. 8 rms.
Possession at once
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-07-02
Real estate for Aent.
Sutton & Company
RENT LIST

DWELLINGS NOW VACANT AND TO
BECOME VACANT IN THE FALL
$40 per an. lol6 w. Franklin ST LIST
fat Possession October /.
<2o per an. 5I7is n. Seventh St 8
rooms. Possession Sept. Is
+2o per an sol Z. Leigh st. rooms.
Brick. Possession Oct. l.
$50 per an. Il n: Meadow st. rms.
Possession Sept l.
Possession Sept. l.
$50 per an. sos E. Clay ST. rooms.
aoo Possession Sept; 10.
500 PER o sn s; n sem aonsardy St srms'
500 per an. i0l S Fifth St. rooms.
.o Possession Sept: !:
900 per an ll3 S; Fifth s.. rooms.
200 per an. 25l0 E. Grace st. rms.
Possession Sept. 10.
200 per annum. BIS E. Franklin ST.;
s three ste CRY. and basement Pos
600 per annum. 1909 Grove Avenue;
three-.story brick. Possession
$50 per annum. so7 So. Third ST.; s
rooms. Possession Sept is.
$40 per annum. 1905 West Avenue; 8
rooms. Possession Sept. 10. Hot
500 per annum. 251s-2522 Stuart Ave-
nue.: new s-room detached brick;
,.o hot water heat Poss. Sept. l.
4so per annum. 1912 Floyd Avenue;
s sessG5y s sslak; 10 rooms Pos
$50 per annum. i2l4 Floyd Avenue;
S-story brick. 10 rooms Pos
~. session Sept. !.
g Eo0Insij nice order: Possession
$50 per annum. s14 North Harrison
Street; rooms Possession
40 per annum. 12o South Fifth St;
42o per annum sO3 East Leigh St;
s-story brick. Poss. Sept. !.
I'd fat; rooms Poss. Sept /.
400 per annum: 316 West Clay St; s.
room brick; corner. Possession
$50 per annum eaos-2e1o 2212 2a14
Floyd Avenue; new 7-room brick.
Electric lights. Poss. Sept /.
$50 per per an mum West Cary. Street;
800 per "a nas SOL NORTH pSss s, sfR ST.
TX Groom brick. Poss.. Sept. i.
500 per annum. 115 South Fifth ST.;
ann ~ room snnm,1 brick; Poss. Sept l..
7-room brick. Poss. Sept. 1.
s7o per annum. 2213 East Grace ST.;
.aroom brick: Poss. Sept 10.
2bo per annum. 1905 West Marshall
St; Groom. Poss. Sept. /.
240 per annum. sos East Main ST.:
upper fiat. Poss. Sept l.
240 per annum. 1909 West Cary ST.
Broom brick. Poss Sept. i.
2A0 per annum. North Robinson ST.;
-. Groom brick. Poss. at once.
200 per annum. 25 South Pine Street.
rooms and bath. Poss. Sept. i.
$4,000 per month. 2039 West Grace at:
rooms and bath. Poss at once
1880 per month. 2404 Chaff1n ST: &
rooms
1880 per month. 2406 Chafin St: 6
rooms
1870 per month 1913 North 24th ct. :.
rooms.
1000 per month. ais O St: rooms
1000 per month. 272S o ST.; rooms.
$50 per month. 721 Buchanan ST.;
upper fiat; 4 rooms.
700 per month. 22 North 31st ST.. &
rooms
$50 per month lot North 18th St.
I'd floor.
900 per month lot North 18th ST.:
Sd floor.
500 per month 1905 Beverly ST.: &
rooms.
pn-hlnAp-nonths 4l8 s. Pine St. q
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-07-02

You do not have to pass through cheap class
property to get to Colonial Place. Some of the
best people of Richmond buying these lots
ihey are going at pace that means they cannot
last much longer. The conclusion is plain If
you want to share in this money-makine trans
action 1t Is necessary for you to act NOW. Wait
ing equals losing.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-07-02

Go where you will, pay as much as you will,
you can't beat this cream of West End property.
No waiting for proposed lines or proposed
streets to be opened to get to Colonial Place We
have the most accessible property that is offered
in Richmond to-day.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-07-02
Real estate fnr Sent.

rooms. Poss. July 7.
1880 per month. 42o1s South Pine.
6-room brick
240 per annum. Suburban residence.
with five acres land. on Seven
Pines car line.
STORES AND WAREHOUSES;.
$500 per annum. 1908 East Main St
4-story brick store. Poss. at
720 per annum. n. w. corner 18th
and Cary. Large brick ware
house.
900 per annum. 1910 East Main ST.;
store and cellar. Poss at once
SIS per month 544 Brook Avenue; brick
store and dwelling.
25 per month. 3026 Street; brick
store and dwelling.
FOR RENT.
21e NORTH TWENTY NINTH STREET
Just put in good order. New paper
Ing and plumbing. Rent. 5000 per an
mum.
ELAN & FUNsTEN.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-07-02

120 South Fifth st. !.
Possession Sept. /.
800 East Leigh st. /;
lex. Poss. Sept. /.
s West Cary Street;
rooms. Poss. Sept. /.
ais West Clay ST.; s.
X; corner. Possession
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-07-02

DWELLINGS NOW VACANT AND TO
BECOME VACANT IN THE FALL
$40 per an. l0l6 w. Franklin st. LIST
fiat Possession October /.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-07-02

We are daily spending money in improvements
to Colonial Place. Before buying elsewhere take
a look at Colonial Place. Our auto awaits YOU
Or we can take you right to the property on the
street cars. Terms so easy you own two or
more lots without ever missing the money $40
cash, 50 per month. No taxes or interest until
paid for.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-07-02
Real estate for Bent.

Possession September l.
5l2 North Third. rooms.
SIG East Leigh. - rooms.
2o6 East Clay. s rooms.
sos East Leigh. 8 rooms.
ss55 west Marshall. rooms
81 North Merit Fourth rooms.
2oS East Clay. rooms
l2o North Twentieth. : rooms.
4Is North ;..nth;. rooms.
1913 Beverly. rooms.
5lo North Tenth. 6 rooms
SIS West Main. 8 rooms
go! West Marshall. rooms.
2701 East Broad. rooms.
1S East Main. II rooms.
o5551e North Third: rooms.
500 North Fifth. rooms.
10 South Second. rooms.
SOC North H Tenth. rooms.
1l2 North Plum. rooms.
Ell North Fifth. rooms.
81 East Canal. rooms.
DOS North Tenth. rooms.
24l9 East Grace. rooms.
1929 West Grace s'' 10 a ro ones'
81 Z North Fifth; rooms.
west Marshall. rooms
1923 West Clay. rooms
1900 Beverly. rooms.
a03 North Twenty-s!xth. rooms.
2Sll Paramount Avenue. rooms.
FLATS.
Possession September /.
1912 Park Avenue Cd. rooms
1925 v West Grace. I'd rooms
2ii2 Hanover. Cd. rooms
l2I5 Park Avenue. I'd. rooms.
lI3 West Clay. %. rooms.
e036 West Grace. Cd. rooms.
az North Twenty fourth. 1st. rms
i15 Smith. LIST. 5 rooms.
4oS west Marshall I'd. rooms.
BARTON HEIGHTS.
Possession at once.
Gus virginia Avenue. rooms.
CHESTNUT HILL.
2o1h Third Avenue. rooms.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-07-02
Real estate for 5aIe.
12-Room House
ON LAMB AVENUE.
Barton Heights
100 FOOT FRONT,

Here is one OF the biggest bargains
in Barton Heights to-day. Think OF II!
\ beautiful twelve-rcom modern house,
with large high, pitched rooms, two
baths. broad halls. attic and base
ment. hot watsr heated. large stable
in yard. outhouses and a beautiful
lawn. plenty of shade. Here Is real
home, buNt on broad Plans. with the
best of material and workmanship.
Located on the best kereet, with ex-
cellent neighbors all around you. cir
cumstances are such that we eau offer
YOU this house at a ridiculously low
price. It's got to be sold. and at once
II you want 1t and haven't all the
money. we can arrange TO loan you
nearly enough money to buy It. Ger
tainly 40 per cent. OF the price we ask
for the property. II It's too large we
can easily rent out portion for You ct
n good rental.
This 10 a fine house at a sacrifice
price. If you are interested in this
proposition. see us early Monday
Some one is surely going to get a bar
gain. Terms very easy II desired.
JULIAN c. ANDERSON & CO..
Real Estate Agents.
American Bank Building
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-04-01
FIRE At EAST CAIRO
Destroyed the Old Two Story Boarding
House Operated When M. g.
o. Had Incline.

The old Mobile and Ohio railroai
building on the Kentucky shore oDpo
sic the Halliday elevator was lie
stroyed by fire yesterday morning
The fire started at 730 O'Clock, ana
the light from the embers continued
until late last might The buildiae
was a large two story frame occl
bed ty a family named McComb. Mr.
McComb is signal man on the N. 4
Q read. He was IN Cairo at tn
time the fire broke out.
This building is located near tAt
tracks of the NJ. & O. at a point oppo.
site the old incline. / was used
many years ago as a boarding house
when the ra lroad employed a num
Der Of men in that neighborhool II
was conducted by Mrs Sackberger
who formerly lived in Cairo
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-04-01
river NEWS

'rAe gauge yesterday read 1913 feet
rise of Is of foot in the last q
! ours.
The American came down yester
day from the Tennessee river witt
ties and returned light.
The City Of Peoria came down yes
ierday from the upper Mississippi
With enc barge.
Tie Comet departed yesterday fol
Ire Tennessee river with one empty
TIE Pac fic No, brought one
empty down from Grand Tower yes
fcrday afternoon.
The Josh Cook arrived from Mem.
This at 1880 last night with two
iSarges CT logs and one of lumber.
The s.eamer Fred Hartweg arrived
at 1850 last night from st, Francis
river with two barges OF logs, one OF
lumber and one West Tennessee Goa
Co barge.
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-04-01
WANTED SHOES BADLY
Burglar 5rohc $3.50 Glass to Secure
Pai- Of "McManus SPECIAL" 81
Tan Shoes.

During the eagly hours OF yesterday
roEniag sane one broke a heavy
late glass at the side oil the show
window of B. IcManus, Jr., shoe
tore The burglar used a paving
rick to smash the window--the brick
vas found lying on the floor OF the
esttbule. After breaking the glass
he robber selected a pair of tan
shoes and left. Mr.. McNanus is at
IA loss to understand why the fellow
lldn't take another pair of tan shoes
md lot of fine silk hose, but he was
lot surprised at the thiefs desire TO
secure as good pair of shoes as the
McManus Special" pup toed button
shoe, 81 quality The thief PROB
ably knew he was getting a bargain.
even if the qualification Of the desire
cost somebody $3.50. the cost of re-
placing the glass The glass was
lot insured. While the window was
I'LL of fine shoes, none of them were
mates excepting the two pairs OF
ans The only reason Mr.. McManus
placed the two pairs in the window
vas because the tan shoes fade a
little when exposed to the light for
my length of time and one snoe
vorlj not compare perfectly with the
other in color.
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-04-01
every Month Near Dcath.

Foster, Ariz,-Mrs, Minnie Ellis Of
Foster, says: Il was sick for saye.
years, and half the time could not
stand on my feet. Every month
was very near death l tried Cardui,
and in two months | was cured, and
am now stout and healthy My friends
all ask me now what cured me MY
looks are a testimonial to Carlui
|o matter how $ s.ous or long-stand.
Jug The trouble, Cardui win help yop.
1T IS a mild, vegetable tonic remedy,
specially adanted to relieve and cure
the common womarly ai'rentB 1t re-
a.eyes womaaly pains and restores
Womanly strength. Try Cardiff
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-04-01
-Four strange BOYS.

-Four strange boys were taken in
caar5a Thursday nigh. by Officer
Kennedy ana Jones al about The
same ags-l6 years. They adm t.cf
when questioned that they had rnI
away from their home at New o.
cans. After going as far as Mound.
they concluded to return home an
lad reached this far on their wa;
they had boarded a blind baggage
car on he l. c, when they were 81
.csted The officers took them 70
rolicc headquarters where they wee
allowed to pass the night and yester
day morning after having been fel
were told TO hike out for home.
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-04-01
aa,Iy gave in and admitted their

iaa,Iy gave IN and admitted their
,uilt.
Taey had several trunks here load
Ell with merchandise. The trunks
were located by the checks they ca.
lied in their pockets The trunks
we're at the Big Four depot and one
@as at the Planters House. When
taken TO the county iail they gave
jheir names as Meyers, Tupsecnutz
and "a'&ron. They seemed TO be a
Jolly sort Of trio for when they we're
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-04-01

being escorted down stairs TO be
llaced behind tae bars their re-
marks were cheerful, but when they
saw he interior of the county's bas-
SIC, they wilted and one Of them ex.
claimed, Great scott! this is an aw-
ful tol'. ] guess we had better find
some ~ay to get out or mere"
Thursday The mon were in business
in Memphins, the next day they were
in jail al Cairo, Their place had
Seen closed by creditors and after
filing up half a dozen trunks with
the goois, they came to Cairo.
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-04-01
To Purify Mater.

To purify water sprinkle table
spoonful OF pulverized alum into a
hogshead Of water tthe water to be
stirred at the same time) II will aft
er a few hours. by precipitating to
the bottom the impure particles, 80
purify the water that it will be found
to possess nearly all the freshness
and clearness Of spring water. A pail
full containing four gallons may be
purified by teaspoonful Of alum
National Magazine.
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-04-01
RAPID TRANSITION
1hrte Merchants" in Business It
Memphis One Day, in Jail in
Cairo the Next.

Deputy Sheriff GEeaney by telc
lhone from the sheriff at Memphis
vas asked to capture three men head
I'd this way. They were wanted foI
enlightenment Mr.. Greaney and
Chief Cowell by little detective
work, located the men in Cairo. 1ney
had arrived here early yesterday
morning and put up at the Planters
'otel When captured they at first
lenied being tne parties wanted, but
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-04-01

range for he opening OF his store n
the qNeff building 2Qs. Eighth Stree;
He has had the store room placed in
FIRST class condition to receive his
/ ock watch " Il arrive in a few days
Ire expects to lie open next week. He
made application yesterday for e
awnbroker's license He will carry
a stock OF goods similar 10 that
l indled BY him when he sold his
commercial avenue store seyeIa
ears ago to s. Nicholson.
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-04-01

A dead engine is not so good as a
dead 'injun" but it makes troublt
al the same, The locomotive OF
train No. 9$ on the Big Four went
dead last night when the tran
reached the vicinity of Twenty-fir,t
street and after some delay another
locomotive was pressed into service
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-04-01
Transfer of Old Homestead.

The Halliday Homestead on Ninth
street was decided by Major E. w
Halliday to his daughter Mrs. Vesia
Wood, wife OF Walter II. Wood. The
deed entered of record at the court
louise Nbears date Of Feb. %, 1911
Consideration $4,000, part of lot 4
and all of lots IA, Is, 16, 80, SO, 81
tnd %, block 70.
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-04-01

Pa Edith, how often do you practice
on the piano when I'm away? Edith
Every day. pa. Pa--TIow long did you
practice yesterday? Edith-Four
hours. Pa-And today? Edith--About
the same Pa-Well, I'm glad to hear
you're so regular. The next time you
practice, however be sure to unlock
the piano ! locked 1t last week, and
I've been carrying the key In my
pocket ever since Here 1t is!
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-04-01
The DOCS Ecwsrd.

Hero dogs are hereafter to have
medals for deeds Of vaor III e chair.
man OF the small animals committee
says that they have too long been
rewarded with a mere pat on the head
and a kind word" Sull, dog would
rather have pat On the read and n
KIND word from the right person than
ton of committee medals from stran.
gers.
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-04-01

a little child was seen walking around
near the bearded lady" at one Of the
side shows at country fair The
child being evidently on good terms
with the barker, Indicated to the on
lockers that twas probably related to
the bewhiskered female, so she asked
the child: rs the bearded lady your
inother? No" answtsed the child
she Is my father"
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-04-01
Steam Shovel Struck Water Pipe.

The big steam Shovel eXcayatine
The dirt from Commercial avenue
struck water pipe yesterday after
noon in front of kaufman Bros. dry
goods store and broke Ii letting out
9 large quantity of water before il
was plugged up. But the water
soaked into the ground almost as
fast as it came out OF the pipe
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-04-01
WEI Go to Masonic Home.

Mrs. Fred Smith Of go Seyents
street will leave soon TO go to the Ma
sonic Home. Before leaving, she WI
dispose Of all her household furniture
and utensils, which includes som
valuable and beautiful antique ma
hogany dressers, beds,eads, etc, a. Z
bargain. The sale will begin Monday
A number of the ladies' will ass ST
Mrs. Smith in the sale of her perso al
effects.
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-04-01
FIRE ON TH|RTY-FOURTH


Fire last night at o'clock destroy
ed a long shed and contents belong.
ing to Mrs. George Wooten, 233 Thir-
ty-lourth street, also damaging a
shed back Of one of John Barry In
one OF the sheds a negro named Nc
Kinney had 20 bales of hay stored.
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-04-01

ncr of Washington avenue and TWEEN,
ty'tirst street, have removed their Of
flee from the corner store room to
more convenient quarters in a commo
dious Office room In the main building
Of the garage. Contractor Miller,
who owns the building, has had WORK,
men engaged for a couple Of wees
the improvement
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-04-01
Forecasts For Today.

Cairo and vicinity: Unset.let
weather with rain or snow tonight OF
SUNDAY; not much change in tempe,a
ture.
liiinois--Local rains or snow Sa.ur
day. Sunday generally fair.
Missouri. Generally fair Saturday
except probably rain in extreme sogth
FORT ON. Sunday fair.
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-04-01
PRESBYTERIAN MINISTER
Rev. Alfred M. Eells Arrives Today to
Assume Passionate of the
Church Here.

Rev. Alfred NJ. Eeils, the new pas
tor OF the Presbyterian church, will
arrive this afternoon from Fort Dodge
Kansas. He will preach tomorrow
morning and evening. Mrs Eells ac.
eolpanies him as far as Nashville,
H., where she will visit friends for a
few days or until their household
goods arrive in Cairoa when she will
Join her husband
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-04-01
Started Work on New BUILDING.

The excavation for the foundation
for the new brick building for Mrs.
Anna Gayer is under way. Contrac,
tor Bland promises to make quick
work in erecting the structure, which
win be occupied when completed by
Lattner & Elumer, tie bakers, and
The Washington Market.