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The Donaldsonville chief., 1911-11-18

/ believe in a vital reform in ou1
| system of assessment and taxation
| Under our present system the burdeI
of taxation is uneyenly distributed
| bearing most heavily on those least
able to endure it. A plan should be
evolved whereby the burden of tax
stion shall be distributed more
equally.
| believe the segregation OF state
and local taxation will conduce more
to a just and fair distribution on
all classes of taxable property
favor the passage by the gener-
al assembly Of a resolution endors-
ing the proposed amendment to the
constitution of the United States au.
thorizing the imposition of a federal
tax on incomes. The levying of fed
eral tax on incomes has long been
known as a legitimate source of pub
lie revenue and has the endorse
ment of the national Democratic plat.
form
l believe in the conservation of the
fish, oysters and game OF this state
along practical lines. ! am in favor
that the ward constables of the state
should be given the functions of the
game wardens, and their compensa-
ton should be increased to insure
their efficiency in the discharge of
their duties.
/ am in favor of local option as re-
CARDS the whiskey question because
believe it is a good Democratic doc
trine
believe the states insane should
be well cared for; that additional fa-
#cilfties at Jackson and Pineville
should be provided; that it is blot
on the fair name OF our beloved state
that any man, woman or child af-
flicted with mental disorders should
be forced to languish in prison cell
because the state failed to make am
pie provision for hisaigr her mainte-
nance and care.
II believe in ayiiberai appropriation
to the old Confederate veteran. We
owe him debt Of gratitude and
The Donaldsonville chief., 1911-11-18
BURNED DISTRICT REBUILT,
Modern Fireproef Buildings Erected
in Donaldsenvilie's Commercial
Section to Replace Structures
Destroyed in Big Fire of Feb. 22.


Destroyed in Big Fire of Feb. %.
The modern fireproof building erect
ed by the Bank of Ascension at the
corner of Mississippi and Lessard
streets has been completed, and the
bank moved into it's commodious new
quarters last Saturday. The build
ing is constructed of bricks, concrete
and steel throughout and Is finish
ed In white terra Gotta, and would
do credit to a city Of many times
the population and wealth of Donald
sonville. It is an ornament to the
community and credit to it's build
ers.
Work on the hotel building is pro-
crossing rapidly, the bricklayers hay
ing completed the fourth story and
being presently engaged in construct
ing the arches over the central and
side doorways. The splendid struct-
ure is looming up handsomely, and
when completed will not only be the
largest building in the city, but one
of the most imposing and attractive
from an architectural standpoint as
we'll. It is expected to be ready for
occupancy by Feb. 1.
Fred. Rogge's new two-story brick
building in Mississippi street, erected
on the site of his Nichols Hotel, is
nearing completion, and Mr.. Rogge ex-
poets to take possession about Dec.
/. On the ground floor will be
located Mr.. Rogge's bar and billiard
parlors, while the second floor will
be occupied by the Donaldsonville
Social Club.
Adolphe Meters and f. L. Trepag-
nier's substantial and fireproof new
brick buildings have been completed
and are occupied by their respective
owners.
The district devastated by the mem
.orable fire which swept over this
city on Washington's birthday has
been almost entirely rebuilt with
larger, finer and more modern struct-
ures than occupied the original sites,
and Donaldsonville' commercial sec
zion is now as up-to-date and attract.
i've business district as can be
found in any town of this size any
whore.
The Donaldsonville chief., 1911-11-18
q ,,ssohlis1g of the ''New Orleans"

Sso's,ling OF the ''New Orleans"
n aayof Charles Maurin is in receipt
ietter from the secretary of the
mn. |,..otieal Society Of Western Penn
|sas aaala, advising him that the steam
N q New Orleans" replica of
IN llrst steam vessel to ply the
l hssssslppi river. will arrive at Dom
|esIa,a sIpoaSllle Sunday. Nov 26, at IL
lSs,s sck H., and will remain here one
|ssi., a. The general public, and es-
m. si,eiy the children, are invited to
,g, ahd Inspect the boat, which is
ssss - the tip from Cincinnati to
ss.s.eFleans for the purpose of
h etg ntarest III the movement
=, waterway development, and also
sleafate q great historic event,
epenlns of navigation on the
III ai5SYssfh rivers. A suitable program
ss arranged for the welcoming
HI IS !. New Orleans at this port
~. R.of the entertainment of the Of
s, crew and passengers of the
Al vessel during their stay here.
The Donaldsonville chief., 1911-11-18
For Sale.

THyHF TWO {21 buildings known as Noe. / 10 and
Il 1fs Railroad Avenue. in Donalfsonvil1e. Ia.
the property Of DonaIdsonville lodge No. 1853.
p. P. @. Flks sea1ed bids Tor either or both Of
ending SATURDAY Jannarv Q, 1912. The right is
reserved to reject any and ell bis. For further
information apply to or address r. n. sLAToE,
Doaaldsonvi1le, La.
The Donaldsonville chief., 1911-11-18
NOTICE or APPLICATION FOR
LIQUOR LICENSE.

HIUBLIC NOTICE IS hereby given,
u to all whom 1t may concern, that
the undersigned has applied to the
police jury Of the parish of Ascen-
sion, by filing petition as required
by Section of Act No. 176 Of 1908,
to obtain license to conduct an
establishment for the sale OF intox-
icating liquors at retail, during the
year 1912, at Smoke Bend, in a
building situated on the p. A. Jones
tract, in the first ward of said
parish. JOE ZtBBIO.
The Donaldsonville chief., 1911-11-18

NO. b94
u Y VIRTUE OF and in obedience
AO to an order of sale issued by the
above named court in the above en-
titled and numbered succession, and to
me directed, have taken into my pos
session and will offer for sale at
public auction to the last and high
est bidder, according to law, at the
principal front door of the court
house in the town of Donaldsonville,
on
SATURDAY, NOV. 25, 1911,
at IL o'clock M, the following de-
scribed property, to-Wit:
One lot OF household goods
Three certain mortgage notes exc
cuted by Sam. schonberg Jan. Ia
1909. and made payable Oct IA, 1911,
Nov. IA. 1911, and Dec. ID, 1911, two
Of said notes being for the sum OF
SIS each, and one for the sum af
$10.55, and all Of which notes are
paraphed Ne Varietur'' by G.. G..
Weber, notary public, for identifica-
tion with an act OF sale and mort
gage executed before him Jan. II,
1909.
F Terms Cash in United States cur
rency.
=. G. HANSON,
Sheriff, Parish of Ascension.
DonaldsonYille, La, Nov. 18, 1911.
The Donaldsonville chief., 1911-11-18

Donaldsonville Ia, Oct IA, 1911,
ri Office iB hereby given that a genera meet
~ ina Of stockholders OF the Peoples Bank Of
8DOnaldsonyile will be held ut the banking
house. In DonaldsonyiIle, on
Monday, Dec. q, 1911,
at Ii o'clock m. for the purpose Of electing
board OF directors to serve for the ensuing year,
In accordance with Article ~. OF the charter.
Each share Of stock is entitled to one vote,
Stockholders who cannot be present In person
are requested to authorize other Shareholders
by written proxy, to vote and act in their stead
at this annual meeting.
]. A. DALFEREs.
W. j. LEBLANC, President.
Cashier,
The Donaldsonville chief., 1911-11-18

Mr., and Mrs. L. J. Echeverria and
family have moved into the comfort
able double cottage in Opelousas
street recently vacated by Mr.. and
Mrs. Joseph Gouaux.
The Donaldsonville chief., 1911-11-18

VIC. Wilkinson, one of the quar-
lette OF candidates for the two Of
lces of justice of the peace of DON
adsonyille, has forwarded to Chair
man H. G. Braud of the Democratic
Parish Executive Committee his writ
Rn withdrawal of his candidacy, and
RaI retire from the race. This leaves
lae Held to Judge Edmund Maurin, P.
\ Ganel and A. F. Leblanc, Mr.. Maui
An being one Of the present justices.
The Donaldsonville chief., 1911-11-18

the qualifications OF competent
legislator, and if elected to the Of
flee to which he aspires will repre-,
sent Ascension in the general as
sembly faithfully and well.
The Donaldsonville chief., 1911-11-18

Misses Edna and Nora Simoneaux
came up from New Orleans last Sat
urday night on a visit to relatives
and friends here and at Napoleon
Vile, retrning home Monday eve
ming.
The Donaldsonville chief., 1911-11-18

Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Comeaux, who
for the past several months have
been residing On the Star plantation
At Klotzyille, where Mr.. Comeaux has
been employed as blacksmith, return
Cd to DonaldsonVille this week and
are again domiciled in this city.
The Donaldsonville chief., 1911-11-18

an enjoyable surprise party was
..sAaefed Wilfred Yentzen at his
suAe sAe IN DarroW last Tuesday eve
.lAs' the occasion being his seven
ssa1h NJ birthday anniversary. Those
e4o ss participated in the pleasures OF
t4s N occasion We're: Misses Julia, Ju-
n n. ahd Leila Himel, Rena Landry,
s1a ~ and Edna Terrio, Cecile Melan-
ea' su Gertrude klos, Leola Melan-
IN, III Lena and Stella thinner, Maud
Spsau, S.as Leonore Melanccn, Rose and
saiane NJ Marchand, Aline Michel, Hay
M landry and Bernadette Hiriard;
es Charles Crochet, Walter
u.s. Ess.as' placlde Melancon, Elise Mel
s,, ssaoa, Morgan Fremin, Eddie Landry,
h. |Iainer and Wilfred Yentzen, Mr.and
H. IL. Alex. Bourgeois, Mr.. and Mrs
,sise YentZen, Mrs. S. V. Coriell,
Eas. H.. simon Landry. Mrs. Joseph Mel
|Es,ss M, Mrs. R. thinner, Mrs. Omer
.aei' a,. Mrs. Jean ViIlier and Mrs.
|s1are Yentzen.
The Donaldsonville chief., 1911-11-18

The city council was scheduled to
convene in regular monthly session
last Wednesday night, but owing to
The absence Of a quorum the meeting
WAS deferred until next "Wednesday.
The Donaldsonville chief., 1911-11-18
For Rent.

fH9HE COMFORTABLE and desirabIy situated
4 residence property at the corner of Tbervii1e
and st. Vincent streets. House contains s;x
rooms hall and double kitchen. Large yard
and stable Apply to J. f. FERNANDEZ, Don-
aIdaOnYilIa La
The Donaldsonville chief., 1911-11-18
Position w anted.

PLANTATION MANAGTH of 3s years ex-
perience desires position for 1912 as man
ager. or manager and suRar-maker. Can fur
nish best OF references At liberty Jan. /. 1912.
Apply to or address 4. A.. AuC0TN, Barton P.
o. La.
The Donaldsonville chief., 1911-11-18

Miss Edna Trepagnier has ac.
cepted a position as saleslady in
Adolphe Meters big new store.
The Donaldsonville chief., 1911-11-18
Lost.

TN IBERvILLE street between Honmas street
il and Railroad avenue, a HEAVY SILVER
BELT PIN. enar,eled. Design. lavender ard
white lilies. Finder viii be rewarded by return
Ing saaae to this office.
The Donaldsonville chief., 1911-11-18
Leslie Leblanc, of Dutchtown, was

Leslie Leblanc, Of Dutchtown, was
the fortunate winner of the premium
offered by the Illinois Central Rail
road to the member of the Ascen-
sion parish corn club making the bes
record in corn growing for the past
season. The prize was a registered
pig. At the recent exhibit and con-
tests of the boys corn club at Con
zales, young Leblanc captured first
prizes for greatest yield per acre.
largest profit on investment and best
single-ear exhibit, second prizes for
best history Of crop and best, ten
ear exhibit, and fourth prize for com
position on corn.
The Donaldsonville chief., 1911-11-18
SATURDAY, NOV. 18, 1911.

Miss Sadie Robertson returned Mon
day from Garyville. where she spent
a week with friends.
The Donaldsonville chief., 1911-11-18
Lost.

thin model Elgin, gold face; chain and
plain locket attached Left on fence on high
school grounds. Wednesday. Nov. IS. Reward
far inforrnstion leading to recovery.
~ - - PROF. Nj. e. PACE.
The Donaldsonville chief., 1911-11-18
T. OF. Rent.

THE TWO ATTRACTIVE cottages. Nns 2as
and 2o7 Houmas street, are offered for rent
at Ss and $l2 per month. respectively. Apply
to DAVID ISRAEL, JR., DonafdseIviIle. La.
The Donaldsonville chief., 1911-11-18


Thursday night at about o'clock
ealef OF Police Schaff found an old
1alte man wandering about the pas
ssager ltg depot, and upon questioning
lae stranger learned that he was sick
aaa out of work and had been beg
sag Tor a livelihood The chief took
ae old man to Henry Cahn's board
,as'aouse I, and obtained room for
an. At Z O'Clock last night the
suanger died. and the only object
iaand in his pockets after a careful
'tafch was a piece of paper whereon
ass 70; written an appeal to the public,
asaed II Henry Morgan" The body
y " me unfortunate wayfayer was in
sffea sssfs in Potter's field this morning
s.ue expense of the town.
The Donaldsonville chief., 1911-11-18
For Sale or. Rent.

VHYWO-TEIRDs OF Woodstock plantation for
Il rent, or will sell the middle tract. Apply to
or address, DR.. L. E. DUFFEL. Napoleonville,
LIZ.
The Donaldsonville chief., 1911-11-18

Rabbi H. Rosenwasser, Of Baton
Rouge, will lecture at Bikur Cholim
Synagogue at $50 o'clock tomorrow
evening. Fhe public is cordially in
yited to- attend.
The Donaldsonville chief., 1911-11-18
SUCCESSION SALE.
State of louisiana Parish of Ascen-
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Judicial
District Court.

Succession Of Emanuel Schonberg
No. 694
The Donaldsonville chief., 1911-11-18
OF PRINCIPLES

Charles Maurin, Candidate for Mint,
District senatership, Tells Voters
What Reforms He Believes In
and What Policies He Stands
For.
The Donaldsonville chief., 1911-11-18
NOTICE TO sTockHoLD LDERs

Peoples Bank Of DonaldsonviIIe.
The Donaldsonville chief., 1911-11-18
For. Rent.

0NE HALF Of the well-located brick store
" building. No. 408 Railroad avenue. tnext TO
J. G. Babin's store) Amply to DAVID ISRAEL.
JR., Donaldsonvi1le, La.
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-01-03

me best results in advertising are
OBTAINED through The Cairo Bulletin
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-01-03
LAD Is AUXILIARY A.9.H.
Officers Elected Last Night Who viii
be Installed Next Wees at st.
III Patrick's Hall.

The Ladies Auxiliary of the An
Client Order Of Hibernians at their
regular meeting last might at st.
Patrick's hall, elected the following
officers for the ensuing year:
President, Mrs. W. r. Ryan.
Vice president, Mrs. Patrick Grea-
ney.
Financial secretary, Mrs. Jenny Nc
Carly.
Treasurer. Mrs. Nary ATS.
Recording secretary, Mrs. Geo. ,.
Fischer,
Sentinel. Mrs. H. B., Phillips.
u Sergeant at arms. Mrs. Dezonia.
Trustees. ore year, Mrs. II. b.
Philips, Mrs, Darmody. Mrs. James
Mccormick
The installation OF officers will
take place next Tuesday evening at
sF 'St. Patrick's hall, on which occasion
u either 500 or euchre will be played,
after. which banquet will he served,
Members only are expected to rsr
ticipate.
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-01-03
BARREL OF NOLASSES
Thief Tried to Get c. o. Patier 10
Help Steal it From New York
Store Co.'s in Jail

sunday evening about 7 o'clock a
white man slightly under the inau.
ence OF liquor stopped in front of the
New York store and began to roll ou,
= barrel of molasses from the walk
2. o. Patier was passing along when
ne man said to him, Come on. helm
me with this barrel" There was not
light enough for him to see that If
was not a pal" Mr.. Patier appar.
emily raid no attention to the man.
md tde fellow rolled the barrel out
Nineteenth street to Poplar where If
was supposed by Mr.. Patier he left il
intending to get it later.
Mr.. Patier kept tab on him for
iwhile trying to get at the sane time
word to a policeman to arrest the
elbow; but the latter disappeared
yesterday morning about o'clock !
he man whose name. was w Walker
vas arrested by Officers Hagey and
iawiey and placed in the ctiy Jail
the police are looking for the sun.
'csed pal
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-01-03
UNIDENTIFIED SHIP
AGROUND ON COAST
IF MASSACHUSETTS

Wool Hole, Mass, Jan 2-I.y Win,
broadside on tie Vineyard Sound side
OIL Task Island, one of the E;izabeta
group, In fog so dense that life sav.
ers dare not attempt tc reach he.
uhlil 'laylight, an unidentified steamer
was discovered late this afternoon
Her presence was made known b,
her distress signals.
The few wiEter Inhabitants Of tho
little island could barely make ont
ner form through tie fog. as size I,y
on wha' Is known as the Grave.
yard They could render no ASST
ance as taeg bad no way of reaching
her.
Wcfd was telephoned to the mair
Ianl, and the revenue cutter Acush.
net and the Cuttyahunk life savers
were notified.
II thought that the distressed
'Faft is one Of fleet of Boston coal
'srFiers which usually 20 by way ofl
Vineyard Sound
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-01-03
REPORT WAS FALSE
STORY OF IMPROPER CONDUCT
BY REV. FRANK THOMPSON
WAS UNTRUE.
Committee Of Stafford Lodge |. 0. O.
r.. Appointed to investigate
Story Completely Exoner-
ates Him.

AT a meeting OF members OF SAT
ford Lodge No G7, independent Order
OF Odl Fellows, held last night, the
lodge voted unaMnously the exhoner-
aticn Of member whom they claim
was recently unjustly and malielousl
accused of immoral conduct.
Below is copy OF the committees
report, followed by preamble anl
resolution which explain Themselves
Reso. utions Adapted.
Cairo, H., January g 1911.
"W. ereas, Certoin reports charging
Frank Thompson with improper con
duct at the Hotel Marion recently;
and
Whereas. said reports by search
ing investigation have been proven
false and unfounded; and
Whereas, we believe that in jus
|tice to said Frank Thompson, justice
to an innocent woman. justice to
Stafford Lodge No. 67. l. o. Q. F,tof
(which he Is nemberl justice to the
church Of which he was late pastor
and justice to every moral and truta
| loving citizen, demands that the refc
tation of this charge should be made
as public as the accusation has been
Therefore be 1t resolved, that a
copy of following committee report
this preamble and resolution be fur
nished the city papers for publica
tion.
"On motion adopted Jan. 2, 1911.
r. THOMPSON, NOBLE Grand
HUGH DAVIS, Secretary
Committee Report
ITO the offers and members o
| Stafford Lodge No 81, L. o. o. f.
I'VE, your committee appointed Il
investigate the complaint agains
/ prother Frank Thompson, chargin
lin with improper conduct at tnt
tFrtel Marion. beg leave 10 report
trait after a. searching investigation
we find no grounds for charges. From
the evidence we believe the charg'
to be utterly false, concocted and cir
en,ated with malicious intent.
Respectfully submitted,
1 ]. P. BOzMAN.
J. W. PRIDDY,
J, e. NEFF,
Committee
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-01-03
Ice skates
AT woodward Hardware Co.
BURGLARY AT GUN SHOP
'nce Establishment Entered Yester.
day Through Front Window
Cartridges Were Taken.

70 rtbe "steenth time the gun
pistol and general repair shop Of Il
y. lnce At fl2 Commercial avenue
has been broken into. the burglar
helping himself. The latest burglar,
VS. committed yesterday morning
about 4 O'Clock. The burglar sInea
entrance by breaking out a pane of
glass in 2 FROM window. AN the side
and rear windows have been secured
with iron bars for some time Just
now much the burglar got away with
AS not known. Among other tbjnps
e lot OF cartridges are missing Night
Watchman Robt. Moore and Officer
Jones passed BY the store about 3;3g
o'clock and saw no glass broken. hut
*nen Officer Jones passed again after
o'clock be saw the broken glass
Nth his electric bulls eye in hand,
ae crawled through the opening made
III the burglar and searched for him
III he hal gotten away before the
eFfcer 0rrived.
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-01-03
Saves Two Lives,

Neither my sister nor myso
alght be living today if it had moi
cen for DR.. Kings New Discover,
writes A. d. Mcdonald of Fayettes
u.s. n. q, r, +, p. No. s, "for We
9th had frightful coughs that nc
'ther remedy could help. We were
old my sister had consumption. She
fas very weak and had night sweats
ut your wonderful medicine com.
3etely cured us both Its the best
ever used or heard of. For sora
lungs, coughs, colds, hemorrbage Ia
grippe, asthma, hay fever croun
whooping cough all bronchia,
sroubles-'its supreme. Trial bottle
rec soc and $100 Guaranteed nv
all druggists
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-01-03
ENGINE TURNED OVER
@Ssehsers On Cotton Belt Walked
Four Miles to Birds Point
Engine Men Hurt,

An accident on the Cotton Belt rail
.oao ABOUT four miles west of Birds
Folnt' Mo, resulted in iniuring tho
engineer and fireman. The engine
was derailed at the point indicated
ana roiled down the embankment
The injured men were taken IL cbar
leston for care. They are said nor
2 nave been seriously hurt. Passen.
gers walked to Birds Point and came
over 70 Cairo on the transfer A
broken rail is said to have been the
cause of the accident.
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-01-03
FUNERAL SERVICE TODAY
Remains of r. p. Robbins Win be
Laid Away at Beech Grcye--Ser-
vice at Church OF Redeemer.

The funeral of Rufus p Robbins
sho died at 9:f5 O'Clock Sunday
evening will be held today, Services
will be conducted at las o'clock this
lfternoon at the Church of the Re
leemer by Rev. F. A. DeRosset a
pecial train will leave Second street
It 2:45 o'clock for Beech Grove
emetery where interment will be
fftiierary-W. B Gilbert, NJ. F. Gil
ert, Frank Spencer. W. N. Butler
'aul G, Schulz, Wm White, Peter
anp, c. w Henderson.
Aetiye-Walter Wood, II. r. Ais,
lorpe, H. e. Halliday, Samuel Halll,
ay' Edwin Halliday, Parker Halliday.
:. c Halliday, f. H. Halliday.
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-01-03
.nORE[AW ABIDING
NUMBER or ARRESTS IN eA'ho
LAST YEAR 500 LESS THAN
PREVIOUS YEAR,
ontv Two Months Show Increase
Total For 1909 Was 2,975; For
1910, 2,4t l. Twenty
Officers on Duty

The following figures taken ho'h
The police record at headquarters
show that in 1910 the total number oi
arrests by the Cairo police was XIII
is against 2975 for 1909, a Inference
Of 5G4 less arrests the past year 'haa
n 1893.
There are at present on duty 70 po.
ice officers which includes Cieei
lowell. Night Sergeant Higlen AMI
Health OFFICER Fitzgerald.
Only two months in the year lslo
show any, increased number q aI-
tests. In April there were 8 more
and in November there were IL more
han in the same months the previous
year. The report in detail is as foi-
oWs.
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-01-03
THE WEATHER

General Conditions.
III. day was cloudy With trace OF
CHOW,
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-01-03
Five Months Of Last Year SHOW Fair
Volume Of Business to and
From This City.

The establishment of public grain
inspection in Cairo. Under the aus,
pices of the Cairo Board OF Trade
was one of the forward steps Of She
year Just past, which has given tue
city better standing IN the CONNER.
ciai world, and which promises to re-
suit IN an increase Oh business III
Ems line, While the past year ha !
not Deem as active as was expects!
OWING 70 good grain crops in the
spth. Chief Inspector roweil and his
corps Of assistants have been kent
busy most of the time. Mr.. Poweu
reports the following since the bu.
reau has been established, from Aug
] to Dec. 81:
Receipts 2547 c,r.
Shipments ... 2aa1 cars
Ice skates
At Woodward Hardware "a
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-01-03
PicNATELLl RESIGNS.

'Itome, Jan 2.-The pope has &C
tied the resignation OF Monsignol
fnito d Belmonte Pignatelli, paral
acio Al Vienna. From this the iii.
nee II drawn that the holding x
I s.f'nsistory cannot be near, as other
N the nuncio who Is one Of thos
AAuled to be-. created cardinal
M not have resigned.
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-01-03
CONGRESSMAN INQUIRE WEEDS.

Kansas City, Jan, q Representa-
I'VE Bird s. Mcclure. Of the first OK
IONA district, and Mrs Ruby Ma
,hette. daughter of Mr. anil Mrs
is9e'sa T; Ridgway, of Kansas CITY
were married mere today. Mrs Ma
,netie was widow. Mr., and Mrs
Mcclure left for Washington follow.
ms the ceremony.
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-01-03
Forecasts For Today.

Forecasts For Today
Cairo and vicinity: Fair. continued
cold; temperature below zero this
morning.
S Illinois, Washington, Jan. 2.-Faii
and coneinued cold Tuesday: Wednes
day fair and not 50 cold. Brisk
northwest winds diminishing.
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-01-03

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