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The Cairo bulletin., 1912-10-04
BE SURE YOU GET pyEEY,s
MISS GRACE SANDERS0N
STILL IN LEAD.

Miss Grace Saudtfson is still in
the lead for QueeA # the Carnival
and Miss Powell is second,
The race for Gu eu of W. Q "
Carnival is getting more interesting
as the time grows shorter. Contest
closes tonight at 1890 at the Car
nival grounds Thirty-esghth and
Sycamore street There viii be
bulletin issued this morning at = a.
m, another at 8 D. m and ouather
at Z p. m. and then the last bulle-
tin at 8 .. M These bulletins will
be placed in the North Pole Candy
Kitchen and John A. Miller's Jew
elry store The votes will be count
ed ofur times and at promptly 8 p,
m all the voting boxes will be taken
out to the Carnival grounds ana
placed on a platform erected for that
purpose. A bulletin will be issued
at the show grounds at p. m. Civ
ing the standing of each contestant
up to that hour and then the boxes
will be locked and the key turned
over to the judges, who will make
the final count, Each girl may have
a representative there to witness the
final count and they will also be in
charge of the boxes, Votes are one
cent each and envelopes and boxes
can be found in the following places
until p. m. tonight;
North Pole Candy Kitchen
John A. Miles Jewelry store.
Torrey's Drug store,
Serbian Grocery store.
Extra envelopes can be secured
by the contestants at John A. Mil
lers Jewelry store and the standing
can be found there all day.
Standing of contestants IN data.
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EXPLANATION GIVEN.

\
| cairo. Illinois, octcbet 3, 1917
Ionice Of the City Clerk,
Whereas, Tho suit brought by
George ]. Becker, Samuel White,
Willis H. Lawson. William ]. john
ston and James H. Galligan against
| the louisville and Nashville Railroad
Company, Cairo and Thebes Railroad
| Company and st. Louis. Iron Noun
tain and Southern Railway Company
and others to require the modifiea-
| ton of the lease Of its property
made ny the Cairo and Thebes Rail-
road Company to the st. Louis, Iron
Mountain and Southern Railway
Company dated August 4, 1910. filed
for record In the office of the Re
corder OF Alexander county, Illinois,
February 81, 1911, and recorded In
Book SIS on pages 259 ct seq, OF the
records In said Recon der's office Is
about to be compromised and adj
justed aud said lease modified and
amended so that the ST. Louis and
San Francisco Railroad Company
Frisco System, and st, Louis South
western Railway Company shall have
the right and be permitted to use
the railroad and railroad properties
of said Cairo md 'Thebes Railroad
Company described in said lease,
whenever application is made there's
for by said st. Louis and San Fran
cisco Railroad Company and sid st.
Louis Southwestern Railway Com
pany, either of them, upon reason
able terms which shall be similar to
and not exceeding the terms provided
for by the contract between said
George j. Becker and others and the
Louisville and Nashville Railroad
Compsuy. dated January ?, 1906,
upon which said latter contract the
suit of said Becker and Others
against said Louisville and Nashville
Railroad Company and others is
based. and
Whereas. The suit of the st. Louis,
Iron Mountain and Southern Rail-
way Company against the City Of
Cairo. now pending in the District
Court of the United States for the
Eastern District of Illinois, has
grown out OF questions closely con-
neeted with the matters involved In
said suit instituted by said George ].
Becker and others.
Now. therefore, Be II resolved by
the city council of the City OF Cairo,
Illinois that the attorneys or sole
itors representing the city in said
suit brought against 1t by said ST.
Louis, Iron Mountain and Southern
Railway Company are hereby author
tied to take such action concerning
sail suit as they may think best to
facilitate and bring about the mOdi-
fication and amendment of said lease
from the Cairo and Thebes Railroad
Company to the ST. Louis. Iron
Mountain and Southern Railway
Company so that the st. Louis and
San Francisco Railroad Compani
western Railway Company shall
have the right and be permitted to
use the railroad and railroad prop
critics of said Cairo and Thebes
Railroad Company described In said
lease, whenever application Is made
herefor by said St Louis and San
francisco Railroad Company and
st Louis Southwestern Railway
| Company, or either Of them, upon
| reasonable terms, which shall be
similar to and not exceeding the
erms provided for by the contract
between said George J. Backer and
'thers and the Louisville and Nash
| lille Railroad Company, dated jan
'a:y 2. 13t2.-Adyt.
Published by order Of the city
'ouncil ROBT. A. HATCHER,
City Clerk,
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SPECIAL MEET TONIGHT
BOARD OF TRADE AND
COMMERCIAL CLUB

All members of the Cairo Board of
Trade and Cairo Commercial Club are
urgently requested to attend a joint
Meeting to be held tonight (Friday,
Oct. ~, at the club rooms, S07
Washington avenue, at 5 o'clock,
important business is to be consid-
ared and foil attendance is de-
sired
J. Fl. GALLIGAN,
Pres. Commercial Club
Fl. s. ANTRIM,
Pres. Board of Trade.
tAdyt
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Big Dance in Mounds.

There will be dance at the Titus
Dancing Pavilion at Mounds every
Thursday night. Wards Orchestra
Everybody invited. Good order, good
lights, good floor, and a good time is
assured. Admission, rs cents per
couple.
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Presbyterian.

The ladies aid society OF the
Presbyterian church will meet Fri
day promptly at 2:30 at the resi-
dence Of Mrs. j. w. Rule, 4l6
Twenty-sixth street. Mrs. Rule and
Mrs. II. s. Dewey will be hostesses.
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Cairo Brewing Co.
By Chris Beck, Pres.
McKnight-Keaton Grocery, Co
BY c. l.. Keaton.
Cairo Boat Store,
BY G. w: Buchanan,
Lewis Mercantile Co.
BY n. V. Lewis.
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Calvary Bantist.

The ladies aid society Of the Cal
vary Baptist church will meet Fri
day at the home Of Mrs. G. c. Stan
ley. $40 Twenty-fourth street. A
comfort is to be tackled and all mem
beers are requested to come early.
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EPISCOPAL.

The womans guild OF the Church
of the Redeemer will meet Friday
at the residence Of Mrs. Leon E.
Denison Of upper Washington ave.
nue.
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that the voting boxes and envelopes
will be taken to the show grounds
promptly at Q p m, and that all
voting must be done at the show
grounds after that hour. The win
ner, whoever she may be will be
crowned Queen Of the w. 0. W. Car
nivai Saturday night and presented
with the beautiful diamond ring.
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The sewing circle Of St Josephs
church will meet Friday afternoon
with Mrs. Thos, Larkin of Thirty
fourth street.
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First. Christian

The ladies aid society Of the First
Christian church will meet Friday
with Mrs. A, 4. Stone, 1904 Elm
street.
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Christ an Endeavor

Christian Endeayor of the Presby-
terrain church meets Friday night
at the church parlors.
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AID SOCIETIES MEET.
Cheerful Workers.

The Cheerful Workers OF the
Cairo Baptist church will hold no
meeting Friday on account OF the
rally and banquet to be held at the
church.
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lutheran.

The ladies aid of the Lutheran
church will meet Friday with Mrs
Herman Gunther Of 229 Eighth
street.
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The ladies circle Of the First
Methodist church will meet Friday
with Mrs. John A. Sammons, 72l
Twenty-second street.
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Ct patr'nk,s

The sewing circle Of st. Patrick's
church will meet at the residence OF
Mrs. John Beno Friday afternoon.
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Mrs. Crossley Entertains.

Mrs. W. r. Cfossley entertained IN
formally few friends at the Wen
ger Wednesday afternoon. Prizes
were won by Mrs, Howard Phillips
and Mrs. John Anderson. A two
course luncheon was served.
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PERSONALS.

G. b, S. Pennebaker Of Columbus
Ky, spent yesterday in the city.
The Cairo bulletin., 1912-10-04

Sick headache is caused by a dis
ordered stomach. Take Chamber
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r. H. Creason, of Mayfeld, Ky
i was in the city yesterday on bust
l. ness.
IS Mrs. Force Balm. of Seventh
y street. is i'll at the Bondurant hos
pital.
Mrs. Clay Freshette and Mis-
Grace Johnson are in st. Louis fol
a short visit.
Q Mrs. George F. Dewey, of 327
e Eighth street, is entertaining Mrs
9 Fannie Clarkson and daughter, Miss
Lota, Of Charleston, Mo.
Phil c. Barclay and wife, OF SIG
! Twenty-seventh street, are in Chi
cago Oh visit with friends,
F. l.. Harp and J. G. .McCracken. OF
the National Motor aud Supply Co,
iare at Springfield, attending the
State fair.
/ Rev. and Mrs. J, A. Scarritt, OF
Alton, who have been the guests of
Mayor and Mrs. George Parsons a
week, have returned home.
| Miss Mamie Smith Of Duluth,
,Minn., is here visiting Mrs. Henry
McCabe at 230 Twenty-frst street.
She will remain for the winter.
| Mrs Roy l.. Williams of the Wen
ger returned last night from Poplar
Bluff, where she has been visiting
with her husband who has large
Ipaying contract.
i. r. r. Richardson OF 524 Thirty
fifth street, q foreman at the Singer
lplant. has returned from trip to
Kansas City, whe~e he has been to
visit his brother Robert.
Mrs DAVIS, wife OF Dr. J. H..
Davis. of 800 Seventh street, and
Miss Fay Kcehler, daughter of
/ George G. Koehler, of 329 Eighth
street, are in Chicago visiting rela-
: twes.
Rev. Otto Lee and family, who
have been the guests for several
weeks Of the formers mother. Mrs,
Alice Lee, Of sos Eleventh street,
have returned to their home I'm
Crescent City. Ill.
NJ f. Williams, electrician for r.
L. Harp of the National Motor &
Supply CO., left yesterday afternoon
: fer Maiden, Mo, where he is to do
sone overhauling Of the plant which
Mr.. Harp installed there some time
ago.
Miss Elsie Green, daughter of Mrs.
Marie Green, Of the Farrow. has re-
turned from Galesburg, Ill, where
she has been attending school She
I was taken sick there and came home
7 to be treated She will return when
: she RECEIVERS her health.
2
Mr.. and Mrs. Hughes Bronson Of
: Louisville, Ky, arrived last evening
7 to visit with Mr. and Mrs. Roy l.
Z civilians at the Wenger. They wer'
!, formerly residents of Cairo. Mr.
u Bronson was manager here for thu
. Indian Refining Co.
Guy p Eichenberger was In tn
city last night enroute from Padu
cab, KY, where he attended tn
, McCracken county fair and races, {,
1 Springfield, New York and Boston
e AT Springfield he will see the stat
d fair and at the latter two places tn
n worlds series base ball champion
lie ship games.
Mrs. Turner, wife Of A. B. Turner
, manager Singer Mfg. Co, return
~ this morning from Jackson an
. Lansing, Mich, where she spent sex
az eral weeks with relatives. Her sol
he Arthur. and daughter, Ruth, who az
companied her to Lansing, remain [
~ take a course of study in the collee
~ there
tai
Mrs. Lulu Hacker Danforth an
!. herr brother, Nick Hacker, ha,
moved into the cottage 538 Tent
street, recently vacated by Mr.. al
Mrs. Charles Schutter. The latt
have removed to Harry c. Gus
us, mans residence at 2S41 st. Mar
Place West.
r ETE BT - aV
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lain's Tablets and correct that and
sale by all druggists.
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IF

.yoa can spare two hours OF your
time tomorrow come to Bridgeyiew
park and root for Cairo against
Union Academy. Admission rs
cents.-Advt
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Mrs. Lulu Hacker Danforth and
her' brother, Nick Hacker, have
moved into the cottage 53S Tenth
street, recently vacated by Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Schutter. The latter
have removed to Harry c. Cush-
mans residence at 2S41 st, Marys
Place West.
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Mrs. Turner, wife Of A. B. Turner,
manager Singer Mfg Co, returns
this morning from Jackson and
Lansing, Mich, where she spent sew
eral weeks with relatives. Her son,
Arthur, and daughter, Ruth, who ac-
Icompanied her to Lansing, remain to
take a course of study in the college
| there.
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Guy p Eiehenberger was In the
city last night enroute from Padu-
cab, KY, where he attended the
McCracken county fair and races, tc
Springfield, New York and Boston
AT Springfield he will see the state
fair and at the latter two places the
worlds series base ball champion.
ship games.
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SETTLEMENT OF
CAIRO & THEBES
DISPUTE HALTED.

concluded from Page One.)
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n, r. Richardson OF 524 Thirty
fifth street, q foreman at the Singer
plant. has returned from a trip to
Kansas City, whe~e he has been to
visit his brother Robert.
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Mr.. and Mrs Hughes Bronson OF
Louisville, Ky, arrived last evening
to visit with Mr.. and Mrs Roy l.
WILLIAMS at the Wenger. They were
formerly residents of Cairo. Mr.
Bronson was manager here for the
, Indian Refining Co.
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Mrs, DAVIS. wife of Or, J. H..
Davis. OF 500 Seventh street, and
Miss Fay Kcehler. daughter of
George G.. koehler, of 329 Eighth
street, are in Chicago visiting rela-
tiwes
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Miss Elsie Green, daughter of Mrs
Marie Green, Of the Farrow. has re-
turned from Galesburg, I'LL, where
she has been attending school She
was taken sick there and came home
to be treated She will return when
she RECEIVERS her health.
The Cairo bulletin., 1912-10-04

Mrs. Roy l.. Williams of the Wen
ger returned last night from Poplar
Bluff, where she has been visiting
with her husband who has a large
paving contract.
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Rev. Otto Lee and family, who
have been the guests for several
weeks Of the formers mother, Mrs
Alice Lee, Of sos Eleventh street,
have returned to their home in
Crescent City, Ill.
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NJ. f. Williams, electrician for f.
L. Harp of the National Motor &
Supply CO., left yesterday afternoon
fer Maiden, Mo, where he is to do
sone oyerhauling Of the plant which
Mr.. Harp installed there some time
ago.
The Cairo bulletin., 1912-10-04

Phil c. Barclay and wife, OF SIG
Twenty-seventh street, are in Chi
cago Oh visit with friends,
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Miss Mamie Smith OF Duluth,
MINI, is here visiting Mrs. Henry
McCabe at $50 Twenty-first street.
She will remain for the winter.
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FALSE REPORTS.

When citizen of Augusta ca wired 10 the mayor of Hot sprinss' and to the Arlington hotel, dupl. cate messages. asking if the Ho; springs had been closed on account of the flood in this section, the in. ciaent brought forccimN to atten. ton just how misleading false re ports can be.
 Every resort Is the victim of such reports. but it seems Hot Springs hos la0re than ts share of injustice from tais source
 During meningitis epidemic in Texas during the winter season ther2 were reports in some cities that flot Springs was quarantined The re i.ofst was absurd, ''s;,tt it circulated some, and was probably responsible for some patronage being lost
 Little Rock had a typhoid foYer CD idemie, caused wholly by local sew.s age conditions in the city of Little Rock, and yet the report was circn lated that Hot Springs was sufferins from typhoid fever epidemic, when such an absurdity was laughable. Hot Springs, the city of boiling waters hniled through natural sources in tlie earth, the purest water in the world and typhoid fever
 Every spring of the year letters are received here my the mayor and hnsiness mems league and postmas ter. asking if Hot Springs is closed for the season. inquiries written in good faith by those who have the i'm pression that we run awhile and cloia awhile.
 The great mass of the people hke! to patronize Hot Springs will never De affected by any such reports az any Of tho above
 fiut fhat otner part Of the people  likely to be turned away by measr report. can be influenced through ar vertising We must begin to emaha size the locatino of Hot Springs. quor ing from the telegram Mr Corring ton sent the Augusta man. situated in the Ozark mountains, high sna dry, clean and immune. surrounded by pure air and splendid scenery end with the pnrest watres. both ther maj and cold, that ever flowed iron mother eareh.
 Storms blow about us, cyclones T. to the right and the left. but Ho Springs. nesting in a valley, seem to be particularly guarded against ev cry injurious element
 The more progress We make, aat the more we advertise the city in proper manner the more il wir ,, immune from the injury of false ] port Of every kind
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WOMEN WITH PILES.
Be Cured by Simply Taking Sugar
 Coated Tablets.

Constipation tight clothing and women's ordeals cause piles Women suffer piles more than men and an will be grateful to know of a sueeess- ful remedy iu tablet form that brings a cure without cutting. use Of salyea Tor soppositories. The guaranteed remedy is HEM.ROTD, sola by Sorrells Drug O. and an druggists. Sl for tfeatneut iastTHg z7 days
 Dr Leonhmdt Co. station B, But falo- N F., Prop Write tor booklet.
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pAT ILIEI " nr.,rL..l..

Girls and boys don't overlook this, f ou want as fine photographs as can be made at my advertising price. which wlll aboat pay Tor material in pieare Come at onse to Brown Studio 3il WhHtinston avenue. All work guaranteed satisfactory Prices advance May g. 4-28-lw
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The irony of woman some might aall it spite has appeared in several recent wills One woman left hsr husband si out of a considerable es tate. Another hequeathed her mis. band $5, all in nickels But Che elb max was reached by a western au. thoress who left her former husband his letters written to me during pas. years. and nothing more
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Mrs Burton Harrison is described as Americas most aristocratic nov elista As literary compliment that $ of less than dubious value. The least aristocratie novelist of England, was Charles Dickens The most dem oeratie fiction writer of France was Victor Hugo
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The man who in a few weeks will yell like Comanehe and run like sreyhoand, in an amateur nine, is now too feeble to lay the stovepipe sections on the floor. as his wife hands them down to him from tho chair on which she is standing
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Secretary Hodges will certify oft the local initiative and referendum questions if the courts order him t0 do so. but why not take the other hand. and certify them out unless the courts order him not to do SO
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Centrally located. First class and Strictly Modern In every department aud conducted on American Plan. Electric Elevator. Steam Heat. Hot and Cold Water ln every room. cozY comforta- bic. Reasonable tn Price, Fire Proof and Home-Like ln the heart of the Business District away from the noise and dust
 RATES-si4 per Week and up Opp. Federal Hospital and Bath House
 Row.
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MorAERs. nAY MAN la

Honor the best mother on earth your own A white carnation for mothers memory; Bright flowers for mothers living X large assortment of fhe finest.
 JOHNSON FLORAL co.
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Though Iceland is bigger than six states of Vermont, New Hampshire. Massachusetts, Connecticut; Rhode Island and New Jersey it has onlg S4,000 people What country thai would be for lG0 acre homestead grants.
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Every time you hear a business man abusing the city he lives in, make a mental note of it, and then try to justify the ahnse in your quiet bnst nesslike way by keeping away fr1m him C
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X judge has just declared II is a wite'S privilege to nag her husband and his duty to submit After this why do women bother themselves about such trifling affair as voting
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What kind of children can that writer have who is advocating keep. ing schools open IF months in the year?
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TO CURE A coLD IN ONE DAY

Take LAXATIVE PROMO Qumne Tablets Druggists refund money if it fails to cure F. w Groves sigma. ture is on each box 25e.
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SONS OF VETERANS. U. s. A.
 Regular meeting at c \, R. hall sunday, May i2, at pm. Important business Robert H. Lower com mander
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BOWLING ALLrys.

Four regulations in Dugan Stuart building. opposite Arlington hotel A place for ladies and gentlemen to en- Joy themselves Roht R. McRoberts. Proprietor 4-tf
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We notice q growing disposition to endow colleges that don't make a speciality of either poker or athletics.
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| meat. potatoes and butter wore to organize an expedition. Alt Kin. ley might be sealed
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The only way 10 gel any more fun out of t Is to have Bill and Theodore hold . joint debate.
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May has done considerable smnlne hni then May doesn't have to pay the high prices
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The steam roller is like an old fashioned stone boat when you are rolled
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Bolter politicians are making the ac qnaintance of the political scrap heap
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Twouldnt be worth while Co give a president ak years term just to muzzle him.
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They say Ismay isn't in contempt. but that depends on what kind is meant
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Republicans are complaining that it's hades of a while between har- mony drinks.
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Some good words are going. even aboa, the weather man.
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Bills is the back now against th. wall. and the wall Is cavinr in
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Mining the bituminous doesn't nee essarily imply a soft iobs
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That prosecuting attorney actually talked sassy 10 the Aliens
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Wickersham should untie that shoe. string trust, but it isnt in the re- motest degree likely he wih.
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The more bad roads We have the more attention We pay to geea reads
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Even if moving is popular pas time, rent means dough
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The Mississippi floods are costing the government Si0.o00 day for re. lief work. and that isni enough.
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Dark horses are still eating thet heads off in the stable.
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If those monarchists would piekel real king 10 restore. they might 70 something.
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KINNEY HOUSE

Now Open Under New Management. Everythne strictly upto-dato all out side rooms. fresh country pr0ducc. home mitk and butter
 Board and room @ and s5 per week;
 ,siso rooms tor ltqht housekeeping. Cun aud see C. M. HACkETT. Prop.
 Phone 1i35. Grown Street.
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Since Andy Johnson disgusted me nation with his earend tirades. thcro hasn't been anything ike it.
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New Jersey maintains iis hlgh standing of public schools at a cost of about % cents day per pupil
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PLANTS. s4Ruppesv eosee

PLANTS, sHRuBBERY. ROSES.
 All Kinds oi bedding ppuis. ruses shfaaoerf, eic fur ah at Johnson tioVl t0s green houses end 0f Park i lne uf information pilone ef'' t4l'ss g-2F-fm
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CHEAP SUMMER RATES
 COZY INN
rn...-..... -.a

CENTRALLY LOCATED. 'S' Chapel Street Phone ttoi Two Blocks from Postofnce and depote. ! i-2 Blocks from Bath House. 9 Blocks from Bath House Row ....... ........ hiOntbly rates for rooms $l0 to S25 Weekly raies for rooms s and up Hot and Cold water baths on Both Floors. Restaurants and Boarding Houses for Meals. Convenient
 LARGE AIRY RoOMs--3 WINDOWS Don't make any arrangements tli you nave seen our rooms. Coolest location n the city
 "PEC" WILLIAMS.
 Proprietor
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can spare it's knockers, but has many needs for its boosters
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Hot snIInsa. lIke moaL oshsr cItles.