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Committee TO ENDEAVOR
TO SETTLE The STRIKE
Associated Press.

New York, Apr. preliminary to
conference of anthracite coal oper-
ators and Representatives of the mine
wor kers at Philadelphia next We'd
nesday, meeting of committee of
10 of the coal operators will be held
here on April 3. The committee of
10 purposes to go over the situation
carefully and determine what move
IS to be made in the next days con-
ference with the miners. The opera
tors will not make public the results
of Tuesdays meeting.
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Try a Sentinel Want Ad.
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At the Barrack.

Saturday night at the Salvation
Army, 22 Main street, p. m. Spe-
cial meeting, Rev. FAINT of the A. NJ.
f. church will preach an old-time
Salvation sermon. He is an able
preacher. Spirit-filled songs. duets
and solos. hlusic by the string band.
A welcome to all
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Returns Tomorrow.

I. Wynn Ross leaves tomorrow
morning for Colorado Springs. He
will take up his work in Colorado
college after a weeks vacation spent
in this city with friends and rela-
tives.
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To DeBeque.

TO DtBtVUt.
Weston De Long left yesterday to
go to De Beque. where he will work
during the spring and summer on a
20-acre tract in Bonita valley. He
went up with four-horse team and
will put in a considerable acreage
of wheat, oats and potatoes this
year.
The daily sentinel., 1912-04-05

There is a certain satisfaction re-
suiting from our plumbing which
cannot be measured in dollars and
cents. J. e. Mckenzie. The Plumber
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NInlIannnh Here.

Eli Mahannah. the pioneer White
vGter merchant, came down last
evening for brief visit with friends
mere.
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From Palisade.
Mrs. E. S. Sherman is visitor to-
day from Palisade.
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COrtling Home.

Cording Home.
William Cording returned home
today from visit of month or
more in Grand Island. Neb.
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En Easter Poem.

An illustrated poem in the windows
of Eanes' photocraft shop is attract
ing considerable attention today. 1t
tells in epic lines the story of the
barnyard, the hunters prowess and
ability of Eames as a photographer
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Mems Lenten Services.

Bishop Brewster spoke today on
Social Salvation Tomorrow will
be the last of the series, when the
bishop will speak on the subject,
After Death, WHAT"
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Obituary of Mrs. John Bower

/ Sarah \. Bower. daughter Of JOSEPH
Ansolment. vas born near Caledonia
Ohio. Jan. Ii, islj. Early in life she
vas surrounded 10y religious influence.
her fathers house being open to tn.
ministers OF the gospel and religious
service. When a girl Of ~ she was
converted and Joined the Evangelical
Association to which she was faithful
until death.t
IN lsdd she was united In holy we'd.
lock with John Bower with whom
she shared life's Joys and SORROWS for
nearly u years.
In Isl. they cmigra,ed to Holt coun.
~. Mo-. where number Of years were
spent. Some years after their mar.
rage her husband heard and needed
the call Of God and the church to the
gospel ministry. and during the years
Of his itinerancy she proved a help
meet indeed TO her husband, proving
a heroine on the Kansas frontier
where her husband was engaged IN
missionary activities.
This union was blessed with four
children. one son and three daughters,
.ne daughter. Emma. having preceded
her mother In death. The remaining
three are H. r. Bower, a member of
the Kansas conference. AT presen,
stat Toned at Jewell, Kansas: Mrs. j.
q. Scherkcnbergcr. of Springdale. Ar.
kansas: and Mrs. Dr. q. Meyer. Of Lin.
'coln,ille, Kansas. where she spent the
last few months Of her life, and where
She died, July ~. 1917, at the age Of ~
years. six months and five days. The
cause Of her death was cancer, which
caused intense and prolonged suffer.
ing, which she bore with great pa.
thence. always being fully resigned to
the will Of the Lord. Scripture verses
and hymns proved great comfort and
help To her during the long days oi
suffering.
For many years she was an interest.
ed and faithful member Of the W. N.
-, especially the later years Of her
life.
She was always devoted to her fam.
lily, no, only In looking after their
physical needs. but even more so In
looking after their religious and spir.
itual interests.
A faithful companion. a loving moth.
er, 4 loyal member Of Christ's king.
dom has gone to her eternal reward.
Besides her immediate family she
leaves To mourn two others and four
sisters. and many other relatives and
friends. May God grant toall a happy
reunion IN heaven. y.
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Judges for Primary Election

The County Court on Tuesday. -
lectcd the following citizens TO ac, a
Judges "a, the Primary Election. I,
be held Tuesday. August ii:
Bigrlow j. W. White. T. r. vii
son, +. l.. Courier Republican. J
+. Slater. Guy Jones, l.. W. Motley
Democrat.
Clay e. &. Baker. l.. A. Meadows
J. D. Duncan Republican. LATE
Dawson, NJ. W. Brumbaugh. W. II.
DeBnrd Democrat.
Forbes VIM. Mahan. \. j. Hand
James Cordrey Republican. !. a.
Milne. ". II. Sparks. \. G. Young
Democrat.
Fores, Vim. !i,zmaurice. I. e.
Conner, Ed. Mcfarland Republican.
J. NJ. Shumate, -. G. Stallard, II. Is.
Terhune Democrat.
lIickory-Charlcs Wuelncr, Vim.
kneale. !. N. weiphtman Hepubli.
can. T.. W. Smith, q. ". Lent, X.
NJ. Meyer democrat.
Eas, Lewis 4. II. bailey. Rob't.
Montgomery. Henry Weis Eepubli.
can. samuel Davidson. II. &. Cook
G. u. Murray-Demncrat.
West Lewis Daniel Iachman. j.
NJ. Campbell, W. J.. Schultz Repub.
lean. Il. Il. Ruley. VIM. II. Wood,
r. l.. Price Democrat.
Liberty Henry Fell. Chas. Colds.
berry. l.. G. Smith Republican. Gum
Brow ming. Claud beaumont. A. W.
Norman Democrat.
Lincoln Charles Gailnpy, Henry
Drge. Andrew Peters Republican.
Il. \. I,oselius. +. 4. Christen. &. &.
Bostwick Democrat.
Minton- Geo. Swope. Thos. Bunker,
j. T.. Aikire Republican. &. -.
Cunning, J. u. Morgan, Il. Lippold--
Democrat.
Nodaway Ed. IIorncck"r. James
lddings, Robert knealc Republican.
Lee Stephenson. +. +. Derr, Hugh
BFDilan I~mrfaI.
North Union Geo. Secris,, Geo.
Gaskill. IT., Asa Turpin Hepubli.
can. Alex Gray, W. T.. Crews, hoy.
son Fitzgerald democrat.
South Union Conrad ldeker, Abe
Law renee. Fred S,alder Republican.
". \. Randall, Andy IIaer. ". A,
Sharp democrat
North ken,oR W. Eien Smith. G.
&. Smith. \. y. Cation Republican
+. .. Mitchell, j. ID. Thompson. a.
T.. Terhunr Democrat.
South BENTON AlMri Swopc. Ed
Proud. Lon McNul,y Republican
W. &. Andes. q. l.. Munkcrs, q. D.
Raiman-lrmocrai.
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From John Adele.

La Pryor, Texas. July II, 1911!
TO The sentinel
Mr.. Edilor-Dear Sir:
] had the pleasure Of reading your
announcement Of my coming back
soon. IN a recent issue. but ! wish to
inform your readers that there must
be a misunderstanding In the state
ment Of Mr.. Greiner. as ! have never
expressed myself IN tina, way. and
have no reason to leave country
where ] have done far better than !
ever expected to do in less than six
months. We are all well. Hoping
this will find you the same. ! am
Yours Truly.
joins ADELE.
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County Isoar,i ~ Education.

Earl \. Rn'k oregon.
IT.. Cruscn. Mound City.
T.. VI. t.rpks, Oregon.
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Wcare sorry Ia know that our old
friend. Tim Filzmauricc, Is still I'm.
der medical treat nent.
We are informed that Foster
Crowell and wife. WHO have t-cn very
sick, are nov improving.
Jake Cline aud Frank kunkel,
were Chautaupua visitors this week.
Jake colnminy down IN his auto,
Mrs. Ca,harinc Campbell, of Matt.
land, i visiting her son, Roy, and
family, and enjoying the chautauqua
Miss lean Kelly. and her little
sister, Nellie. Of Nemaha city. Nrb.
raska. are spending the Chautauuua
week with their aun, and family.
Mrs. T.. 4. ti,zmauricc.
Elizabeth. the little liirre.y.ar.old
daughter. Of u. u. Kunkel and wife
Of this city, slipped on the lawn, AZ
home, and sustained a slight iractur,
Of her right arm at the wrist. Mon.
day Of this week.
The miniature log cabin. that
helps To make the model window dis,
play In the show window AT Koork :,
clothing store. was designed and bull,
by Daniel Barbour. Jf.. Of thiscity. II
is u tine piece Of work.
DIR. J. :. Wool, Of the Elmo Reg.
lister, and his daughter, Mrs :. a.
johnson, are here visiting his son and
her brother, Dr. W. :. Wood, of this
city. We acknow ledge a most enjoy.
able visit from the Doctor.
Esquire Lacey, Of Maitland. T.
now back TO his home, after a several
weeks visit with "A brother and other
relatives over In Kansas. We are glad
TO know that his health " such, that
he Is able to "gad about" some.
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Vote for Sebourn Car.
son for County Treasur.
er next tuesday. Aug.
uSt 8.

-tarriay" and harness for sale,
cheap. Can or address Dr. ". G..
Proud, Oregon, Mo.
Riley Iluiati has .lonat han apple
In his cave AT home that Is rs firm and
sound as the day II was picked.
George Lease, of Foricscuc, l.
now roaming about the country In a
Ford touring car, lac purchased from
thr Reeves agency.
Mrs. George T.. liridcnbaugh.
practical nurse. For informal ion
write or phone her al Walter Dudeck'>
Route No. I. Oregon, Mo,
Carl Rush and Everett Hillyard.
of 81, Joseph, are Chautauqua guest
of Oakley Morris, and they are camp.
ing on the grounds, and having a
splendid time.
Lost, Tuesday evening, July ~,
on Chautauuua ground or on way To
town, gentlemen's, silverine, III size
Elgin watch. with Buffalo calf fob.
Leave AZ Sentinel Office.
We are panied to learn of the
death of Mrs. :. q. King. which or.
cured ar her home In Skidmore, Mis-.
souri,, Wednesday Of last week. July
a,th. We hope for an obituary,
Well Machine for sale. The i'm.
proved boring and drilling machine
combined, = miles east OF Forbes,
II JOmN KNOX,
Forbes. Mo.
An employee, of the railroad.
making the improvements down near
Forbes, had the misfortune to lose
his right hand Thursday last. by hav-
u caught In machinery used In I'M.
loading cars.
Mrs. Pearl johnson, husband and
child, OF Kansas City, are guests at
the Gideon Kunkel home. Mrs. John
son prior to her marriage was Pearl,
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Rudolph
Schl0tzhauer.
j. Is. Wright, wife and children, of
New Point, returned Wednesday of
this week from few weeks visit In
Indiana and Ohio. They report q de-
llghtful time. Ask Jack to tell you
that fish story.
The pastor will give an illustrated
sermon to the Sunday school, at the
Evangelical church, next Sunday
morning and there will be no regular
sermon. There will be neither Y. p.
a. nor preaching at Nickell's Grove,
Sunday night.
Charles Suetterlin, OF Skidmore,
Is here this week, visiting his sisters,
Mrs. Kate Seeman and Mrs. Rebecca
Wetzell. He Is also attending the
Chautauqua, which he has attended
every year since II was organized,
this being the sixth year. He says
the Oregon Chautauqua Is the hest In
the west.
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Grant Pullen has contracted with
Patterson & Wellman, for the erect
ION of q barn 2txiO, and an addition,
l6x2S to their farm house, and i'm
provements to the present house, To-
Gated on their land about mile south
Of Forbes, known as the old Allen
place.
Mrs. f. A. ROselius, OF Corning,
attended the Mrs. Murphy's musicale
last Thursday evening-Lillian,M Mary
and George, their three charming chill
dren, par ticipated In the entertain.
uent.
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NJ. II. Williams, wife and son. Of
Roswor'h. Missouri. are here visiting
his brother Gland. and enjoying the
Chautauqua. They will also visit his
father and motirr, Uncle Henry
Williams and wife. of the Crosen dis.
trjct, before their return home.
Uncle Henry and wife came down to
join them and meet their fine little
grandson. Mrs. Williams was, before
her marriage, Miss Goldie Ihenning,
who taught In our school In 1867.
Mrs. Jane WAR, OF Table Rock.
Nebraska, Is here on q visit with her
brother, Lin Carroll, and enjoying the
assembly.
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Geo. Garner visited IN Oregon
and Forest City few days. la, week
john Patterson and John Sollars
made a trip tn ~. Joseph, With cattle
one day. this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. sam quick and
Dollie, visited with Mrs.
Rains. last SUNDAY.
Mr.. Bruce Bullock and Mr.. +. u.
Coliour have been making a large
cattle shed on lDr. liullocR's farm,
Those who attended church here
from Nodaway wcrc Mr.. and Mrs I'd
Chilcoat and family and Nora Colvin.
--kianche Jenkins spent saturday
and Sunday Will friends IN Nodaway.
and attended he lee cream social At
Union Chapel, saturday night.
Those who spen, sunday evening
a, Rosa Palsgroye's were: Misses Rosa
Brown. Grace Taylor and blanche
Jenkins: Mes>rs Lester Black. George
Sipes and Ray Calien.
TOpsy.
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Monarch.

Josh Chilcoat and family. spent
Sunday. at John Embrys.
n. l.. Hughes and Anis made a
trip to ST. Joseph, Monday.
Rev. Garrett extended his trip
to Richville. sunday, and preached at
Up. m.
Ed. Graham made trip to
Oregon. saturday, and run him on, a
new buggy.
There will be- an ice cream social
the 10th. of August. Everybody come
and bring his best girl
Mrs. James Smith and Mrs. Il. l..
Hughes. spen, Thursday evening a,
WIN. J.. Grahams.
Harry Sipes and family. Of near
Savannah. Mo. are spending this week
with her parents. J. !. Gamers.
Ed. Colhour and family. OF Oregon.
spent saturday night and SUNDAY, at
the home Of Frank Colhour and FAINT.
~.
Ida Rogers and children. Of Nod.
away. spent few days with her sis
ter, Mrs. John Graham. last week.
Clarence Lillcy, wife and Grace
smith and Grandma Iiulse, visited
Thursday at +. r. Lilleys', Of near
Fillmore.
f. T. Chilcoat and family. and
Nora Colvin. OF Nodaway, and James
Embry and family, visited sunday, a,
II. l.. Hughes.
Those that visited Sunday a,
James smiths, we're Alber, Harden
and family, Of near Fillmore. and
Harry Lilley and wife.
Mrs. u. l.. Hughes and Anis, Mrs.
James Smith. and Drah. aud Mrs.
Clarence Ltlley, visited "Wednesday.
OF last week, At John Gral,xm's.
tLiffORU.
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County Hoard at Health

Henry T.. Wright. president
Philip scblotlhaurr. vice. president
Francis \. Gaskill. I'd district
c. l.. Evans, county physician.
Frank l.. Xcll.r, secretary.
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Vote for Sebourn Car.
son for County Treasur.
er. next Tuesday. Aug.
ust g..
OFFICIAL DIRECTORY.


Convenes frst Monday in January; fourth
dondays In April and August.
William e. Ellison. circuit Judge.
Henry r. Aikire, proceeding attorney.
Edwin \. Durham. e rcuit clerk.
A. H. McNuIty. sheriff.
Harry ". Irwin, stenoerapher.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1912-08-02

Regular Terms: First Mondays In fcbru-
try. May, August and November.
Henry Y. Wright. presiding Judge.
Philip schlotzhaucr. judg, LIST district
Francis J. Gaskill. judge I'd district.
Frank l.. Xeller, clerk ~ county court
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Collector ~ Revenue, Howard =. Toate.
County Treasurer. Neville Dickson.
Recorder ~ Deeds. John ". iiibbard.
Commissioners ~ >,'huols. Earl 4. Rors.
Public Administrator, u. ". Cummins.
Superintendent ~ Prr. s,boutn Carson
surveyor, John n. Fer.t.
Assessor. Perry ". Ramsay.
Coroner. Chas " wyinan. Maitland.
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Probate Court.

Convencs second Mondays 10 February,
day. August and November.
ID. W. Porter. probate Judge.
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Arrival and D.,.r,,ra n, Nail. m, ,h.
f0stomce, Gregg \, MO.
ro,,tly, S,y,u -, ia,n
MAILS pEI "hEi
,,.5u M. For oman, .p,. Intermediate.
u,in,s and "A, mini, ,,,,b ans,
and x,,,
e,,Ox m. For -. Jo,,ph and ln,,,m.d,,,,.
po,p,s
~ 90 m. For MI u,i,,s smith ANS,
and v,,, ,,,.,u, T,,ltn and
yulI,c. br,urh,s
t,5Ou IN. For NH mimi, u,r,n X,.t and
,,,,
s,2O u. m. For vilIi>.,,. u,,,b. matt =, an
u,i,,s ,o,,b ,,., .,,,, AM,
..., ,,,.,, I,,,,,,,.li,, h.-
,v,,u Forrest CIV and =, Ian,
Yam, q, Va, ,,ll ,oi,,. 81, m, 49,,
and west
Punches viii n, ,,,b.,y,d ,,,tx,,, ,,,,yo,
And E,,.., IN, ~ ,,,.,o,,.. a. ,.lI,,v.
I.,y, ,,r.y,n n, ,..,, =, ., md ,,,,,, al,
.,H.m
T.,y, ,,,,,,, 4, ..o, ~, ,,J ,.,,,, a.,
s,0p. m.
MAILS ARRIVE.
The Cairo bulletin., 1912-05-24
NEWMAN BROUGHT BACK,

Ira Newman was brought back Il
Cairo last night from st. Paul
Mimi, by Deputy Sheriff Peter Fras-
er on a requisition issued by Gov
Deneen on Gov. Eberhardt OF Min
nesota, Friends OF Newman got
busy and signed a bond OF $4e0
for his appearance at the next term
of the circuit court and he was giy-
en- his liberty.
Newman was indicted by the last
grand jury, charged with having
forged the signature Of ] II. kierce
to note for $50. purpofing to be
given by himself and Kierce to the
First Bank and Trust Co, Nov II,
1911.
The Cairo bulletin., 1912-05-24

, Ladies' Nursing Unisn Suits
are the best, mo comfortable
and most durable. 90, zoe and
81 90. CARNES has them.
BUYS Overland.

DR. b. A. Harris of the Harris
Dental parlors, S11 Commercial ave-
nue., purchased an Overland tour'ne
car yesterday from r, Z. Thomas
the local agent. The ear is a five
passenger touring car and 3o-horse
power. 1t is a 1912 model 80 7
and cost 5000. The car has been
ordered shipped and is expected To
arrive here in a few days
Agent Thomas has been very sue
cessful with the sale Of Overland
ears this season and recently made
a number of sales in the city. The
Overland car seems to be in great
demand,
The Cairo bulletin., 1912-05-24
Wick Serbian Wedding

Miss Carrie B, Wick of Ullin and
Mr.. Otto w Serbian of this city
were married Wednesday evening a.
the home of the bride. Rev. c. Rob
ert Dunlap of the Lutheran church
officiating. Miss Ora Wick was
bridesmaid and Mr., Frank Canady
best man. Misses Sofia and Augusta
Serbian of Cairo, sisters Of tht
groom, were present.
Mr. Serbian Is the son Of Mrs a
w. Serbian and manager OF the Ser.
bian grocery store They arrived In
the city yesterday morning and viii
reside at 525 Fifteenth street
The Cairo bulletin., 1912-05-24

1t would surprise you to know 81
the great good that is being done by
Chamberlain Tablets. Darius
Downey, Of Newberg Junction, N,
B., writes, "My wife has been using
Chamberlain Tablets and finds
them very effectual and doing he:
lots of good " If you have any
trouble with your stomach or bowels
give them a trial For sale by al
druggists
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DIABETES.
Treatment That Costs Nothing II Il
Fails TO Benefit.

- NAAA~NAN ~AAt't SSSNS ~'SNAA"4AS9 -
Fails to Benefit.
Diabetes has long been considered
an incurable disease nd the onl}
hope held out to patients has been
o prolong their YEARS by bstem
ious living, A newly discovered
plant in Mexico called Diabetol hert
has been found to be a specific in
the treatment OF diabetes, quickly
reducing the specific gryity and
sugar. restoring the weight and
building up the system,
The treatment is very lnexpen-
siye; 500 worth of the herb will
.ast two weeks and will remove the
worst symptoms in the most az
yravated cases, CAL at our store
md see the proofs and get a free
booklet of diet lists, showing the
proper foods for diabetes Paul q.
Schuh & sons, COZ Commercial ave-
nue.
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Honor Visiting Ladies'.

Mrs. H. c. Florence of the Fran
ces yesterday afternoon entertained
at 800" in honor of the ladies who
are here visiting Mrs. j b. Hibbitts,
A luncheon was served at the con-
clusion of several rounds Of cards,
the hostess being assisted in serving
by Miss Inez Whiting.
Those present were Mrs. Whip
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Methodist.

There will be no regular meeting
of the ladies circle of the First
Methodist church today on account
of the coffee to be given at the home
of Mrs. Leo McDaniels on that after
noon.
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1 pie, Mrs. Harris Parks, Mrs. VIII
Hubbard of Union City. Tenn, Mrs.
Richard Renfro OF Memphis, Miss
Ora Belle Webb of Jackson, Tenn,
Mrs ], II. Moore. Mrs Orland Pea
body, Mrs Byron Herbert, Mrs Ray
McWilliams. Mrs. Peyton, Mrs. W,
l.. Grinstead, Mrs j. F. NonBerhren,
Miss Inez Whiting.
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Calvary Baptist.

Today will be the regular month
ly calendar day OF the ladies aid
society of the Calvary Baptist
church. The meeting viii be held
at the home of Mrs. W. 7. Landon,
21I5 Holbrook avenue,
The Cairo bulletin., 1912-05-24

Cinders for sale Cairo Ice and
Coal Co. 500
Visit the Variety Parlor, l02
Eighth street. and inspect our lines;
consisting Of kimball pianos music,
magazines. stationary, candies.
cigars, tobacaos aud novelties orr
prices are right. $40
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Mrs. Lynch Entertains.

Mrs Alvin Lynch of 216 Twenty
seventh street yesterday afternoon
entertained the Thursday Club at
her residence. The afternoon was
spent playing the popular game Of
$500" Only club members were
present.
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CHURCH SOCIETIES.
Immanuel Lutheran,

The ladies aid society of the
Lutheran church will meet today
with Mrs. Ernest Nordman at the
residence of Mrs Oliver McNulty,
3237 st. Mary's Place West.
The Cairo bulletin., 1912-05-24

No boozers Is rule that Pace II
going to stick to and rightfully. The
little manager has warned his men
that he will tolerate no booze fight
Ing and that any man caught in
Itoxicated will lose his job.
The Cairo bulletin., 1912-05-24
First Christian

The ladies' aid society of the
First Christian church will meet at
the church this morning for an all
day quilting. The members Will
take their lunch with them,
The Cairo bulletin., 1912-05-24

and he will probably arrange to get
the man.
Kansas City has a right handed
pitcher whom they want to send
back for season and Pace may get
him. If this due makes good Cairo
will be pretty well fixed with twirl.
ers,
The Cairo bulletin., 1912-05-24
HIGH AND DRY.

FOR RENT-High and dry nicely
furnished rooms for gentlemen; ey
week or month. The Tower, 1915
Washington avenue.
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Episcopal.

The womans guild of the Epis-
copal church will meet this afternoon
with Mrs. II. II. Halliday OF Twenty
eighth street.
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There never was time when
people appreciated the real merits OF
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy more
than now. Th's is shown ~ the IN
crease in saaa ard voluntary tas
timonials from persons Who have
been cured by Il. II yen or your chill
dren are trulalsd WITH 8 cough or
cold give it Il tr'ai ami become -
quainted with its good Qualities.
For sa e by all Druggists
The Cairo bulletin., 1912-05-24
MnCarthv Keats Reed

Joplin, Mo. May 23.--Jack Reed
Of Toledo was knocked out by Luther
Mccarthy of Springfield, Mo, In the
third round of a scheduled sixteen
round bout, here tonight.
The Cairo bulletin., 1912-05-24

Speed on the sacks is what the lit
tie manager is looking for. He has
been putting the men through Il
severe course in running the bases
and in sliding Every man must
learn to init the dirt and no loaf
ers will be tolerated
The Cairo bulletin., 1912-05-24
CARDINALS, II; CINCINNATI, 10.

st. Louis Mo. May 23.--St. LOUIS
punched hits in the seventh and won
from Cincinnati, this afternoon,
score IL to 10. in game of ragged
ielding and heavy hitting. Wineo
and Bescher hit for homers,
The score: r Fl 2
st. Louis .............11 6
Cincinnati ,,.. ......lO 10
Steel, WOodburn, Saliea
and Wingo; Gaspar, Smith, Humph-
reys and Mclean.
The Cairo bulletin., 1912-05-24
Cairo Baptist,

The Cheerful Workers OF the
Cairo Baptist church viii mset TO-
day with Mrs J. r, Kolb, 5O4 Com
mercial avenue.