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Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1912-04-25


hdnen faulaanfa; bdntd iaat iuoffn'
teIa mieleIi mufaan.
- 81, @labrio nell. tdptpphdn ol'
la beitomman iutupuoIen mielifii
tuumisfeli fobteIias pbiIobemus.
= Seifomman? Sos mitddn on
rteIpa" miestd beifompaa, min ie
on b~dmdbdtin obut Ianfa, ionfa
pdbdinen tuulenpuusta pie mufa'
naan, paStaFi @labrio fatidbtaen
iddIipdsti pstdpddnid.
= Niin fattera oIet, 6labrio? Gtf6
iaa fetddn naista itieefi rafaStu'
maan2 fpini Docia.
- 2pmmenittdin niitd toll oliii
min fauan fuin mula raboia ritt'
tdd. 9uofeitaban naifet omat 8oo'
masia - mistG iobtuu mieleeni, ettd
tue miebfed trietittp. Wercia, ionfo
tafia Warfus on idrfenid menettd'
mt, on fmoIema tGnd iltana. Sinuls
la on iotain tefemistd bdnen pan'
sitiemiIesiaan, fuulema.
- MifIet? Stella oil, ianoi Dafia
bilpedsti bpmpiQen.
- Genen tieud? tpipi @labrio.
- 8erenifen - ia me naiiet Jos.
fus autamme toiiiamme nauroi Do
cia armaamatta ettd ~pstdtpdnid ma'
fafi paIatiisfaan fmoueena.
- 2ernaasti. raipatafienne tiel-
tdnne ionfun fauniin %naiien! Yolois
nen Marfus! poIoinen Otercia!
- Oh! pddfi on fpield tobmelosia
Diiestd iuonnista, mastali
Dafia bpmdntobtoiiesti. pbiIobe'
mus. beitetddn bdnet pfiifieen, Ell o.
lie peffuli bupittamafaan tdnddn.
- Spmdsti, @labrio meifto, huu'
babti pbiIobemus ia nostaen maas'
ia fauniin Oacian biuffista puoon'
neen ruuIun bdn ieuraii tuota nais'
ia firfutieen.
- Niinpd Min, iumalot antamat
minun miinid rafastaa!aiatteli Slab
rio. 2en miinid rafastaa, on iosfus
- Fen naifia rafastaa, ct
fosfaan! Wifdpd bdtdnd3 fpipi ban
mieIesiddn, FUN mdfiiouffo tuli fa.
pitfin i%euraten upieereia, iotfa
raastoimat fesfesiddn mafotIiiata,
SerniIiusta. Sdnen fasponia oli'
pat pelosta barmaat, %tpaatteenIa re-
paleina, bdn mopifi ia firfui bdbis'
Iddn. glen balpefiinasti upieeri ba'
ueue fanoi:
- Ware' eteenpdin, bdtdbouiu!
pddstd minut pois! Gn nina
tristittp ole - pannon faiffien iu.
fautta! buuii SerniliuS.
- SGmd mites pannoo ndbneenId
inut fpmmenisid beibdn fofouffis'
'aan, buubabti upieeri.
Wies, iobon tpiitattiin, oil bdnen
lpuIailenia, Strabo, iota oil ilmian'
:anut bdnet, iitte fuin moIempien
pdliud oil tuuut fiista fiitd piasta,
nifd Strabon pitt ioaba Sapiufien
a SteIanufIen ilmiannoua aniaituis.
pertraboiSta.
- Wutta mafoiIiia Fun olin, mes
Tin beta iImiantamaan; nina olen
)ppin tunnettu ilmiantoiana. pddS'
dead minut! Mtnd olen fpmmenit'
din toimittanut fristittpid fuoIe'
SIen ilmiantonut Iatoia!
- go bpmd, mastai upIeert JUL
nasta, npt on omd tpuoroii. Eulet
ietdmddn militia tuntiu fuin itieIi am
lint.
- ST, Ell! Sddstd minua, bppd
buufi furia rauffa. Tdmd
IN malebteIiia = on rutpennut ippt.
dmddn minua, Fun talbot palftn'
,osta enemmdn fuin ~iaatoin bdnel'
e antaa. Sdn on waIapatto. pdds'
d miuut, Min mind banfin Iinulle
spmmenid fristihpid ennen aurin'
,on lastua. Nrmobba! So mafoiliia
)eiadpii maoban upieerin iaItain
.uureen.
- Mb, inboitana olet, matelepa
Iind IuIi ilmon iuben robfe
ittal Wofioiiimpa bptpdt robat, JOS
Iinut Ieiionoin eoesid iirfuf'
Tesla. ga fosnoiua ipna inbon H.
me ban tpDnii SerniIiufien Iuo'
taan.
- SGGstd minuo! Mrmoa, ormoo!
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1912-04-25
Me maksamlne $500 eli
$1,000 "viikkopalkkaa.

Me olemme viela vailla muuta-
mia miehia, iotka toimivat asia
miehinamme eri paikkakunnilla
myyden erilaisia kulta-, hopea ia
nikkelikelloja ia %vitioia tyovaestolle
kuukausimaksuilla. My0skin viela
muutamia miehia, jotka toimivat
matkustavina asiamiehina ia kulke-
vat kaupungista kaupunkiin. Ko-
kemusta eli ole tarpeellista. All.
neastaan rehellisia ia raittiita mie.
hia pyydetaan kirioittamaan nellie
malta toimia varten. Ilmoittakaa
nykyinen ammattinne.
NORTH AMERICAN SALES co.
Box 954-Dept. 1853. NEW YORK
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-10-06
BATTLE OF CEDAR MOUNTAIN
Errors in Statements IN Letterm Globe
Democrat.

In position before Banks arrived. max
ing his available force at the begin
ming Of the bsstle 1Syeoe.
AZ $50 p Il eWenfy-slx ConfedosAte
ana tveosy-sfght Hs1GsuD 9ya8 0peaed
an srtiusry Auea WASeA Iaseea Two
hourpL AZ $50 ne inf1atry west 10
TO actios. OWING % the 1essA - 0sa-
ersa wywAev anA the ehanOe - Asvfs-
ION cosmmaD1ers - the oe3As, the
Coufe1essss sefs had not been ss0-
GENTLY exseuAed and reinforced. Offer
!ne an easy mark for the assault uVoa
its flank. which fer . time scenes -
disassr0ua D-awiug HE sWOro fos
the first and only time during the
var. Jackson raliie dhts 11sc0Wnte9
troops In prison. and the Sson-
e~an Br,ssse spyssrsns 49,
the helA at THIS junction
presses vigorously all ssen@ the Iipe.
ana aSyer a. most stubborn snA
psnsussary cssAses. she rederals re-
trest~N vssh WHMsmSS Dtvaoe0a eUm-
pvesely SeSkeu aoA rsUee4 10 wss
then Asvk suA shs pussu1e esooea for
. time.
Rtce>sss wss NV ec0eree % 49,
sort nnnh1s right Tos Cews0oevos<s
sAvsscea s@vsU Cessx Rws 80 - sr-
tdnery Saes wssh s9svussasn0 bseW~sa
TIE tafsassy eoos5Uooa - oSB -
nsse. WAne sh1s WDo = 1sSgssse
SseesSs corvs Ss6su 20 sSrsve - ~
early mOsnt1g had an come o.
III. Hsgv~ ssyD "tae arrsvoS OF
RsckpssSs savooes brtgsee srsgAseaed
Jecksss so1 - ssfrstne9 frS1 fsr-
eher NgSssng &C tha4 ySfnt. 81 eooe
ssgSs Ssss nou9 - the SSsth 49, 81
- Rsptiau.- fSse b. . 'msst90au
80 ssases remasaed In posesso0 q
os1As Nest 0orniag thsPs wss soasv
skisWishsag untiI sbest noon. when
JACKSON. andiug that sessiy the whole
of pppe's srmy waD concentrates -
MIS- front. ccuciuee6 - uss ~ w
words. shua 80 Woo - Dsues"s - -
sscs.- sUa wSsh1rsw Ms iones - ne
psstssou ~ q ~ eegu0e9 ~ soe
0Ossle1esa IaSofDattcu ~ 49, y
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-10-06

In The Times-Dispatch Of August
- there 10 an account Of the oattie OK
Cedar Mountain By Charles ~. Hsrvey'
in 0lobe-Democrat While his outline
of the battle 10 mainly correct, some
Of his statements are mistakes
Being . native Of Culpeper County
and having a vivid recollection OF the
treatment which General Pope visstea
upon its citizens. have nasufatp
sought ell possible informaticn IN re-
gar. 70 the battle: also ] I'VE wstn'"
eight mtses Of the spot ana the home
Of my aunt. Mrs. crittenAon. was IN
the midst Of the osttle6eiA
When Jackson left 0erdensrihe on
tire evening Of the 7sh OF Aus":
rSS:. Il wss with the Intention OF
reaehsne Cu,peper early the next
nnoru,ne. ard before the Federal forces
could Se concentrates thrust himsesf
between Pores wings ana attack
each In succession
Owtne to many impeding ana naSsss-
ing csrcumssancss. he cid not arrive
until the afternoon Of the stn. IL
seems thas Pope knew Of this move
easay On the ssh ard ordered all mss
forces % tbs point Banks's Corp$ was
In Rappahannock County twenty
NpSJes away: aoeel ct Jedersout0n- Ssx-
tee. nSleo: Kings Division OF Nc
DovslTs Corps az Frederickseurs, snsr-
sy-ove miles. and Ksckesss's ptvSsse:
q eoas corps. encamped Worth 81
CulosOss Courthoooe. one seaf -
Seoa ~ home. o. ne esehs % tss
Ssh TT division fnseeestSs, wes sew
Sorwue0 and pcsss1 sa the 1ssaso1
0SsA oeae GOWNS fsvsrn. % ~sst
Csmss1ssase fierce surDseee % - Co.
sNx nm 1gadleon C0uSsnoUse-
DursnR ehe Ssh Banks eaRe shrough
cv,p~oer, pnsDsag Ricketts, % Cot
vSu's Tavern. iesv,sg bin - she rssns
seA Q nile o. twe IN the rear. tnrew-
Ing ME- ewn COTS forward on fne
orange Rcd IN TIE sstghseshcod 81
Gear REQ. fhss, tsseesA o. eesns
~scserea 9, rsssesses o19oD 80 es@-
NJ % osser 90 o4ss3e ~ SvG
g ~. 1ssvsy saSA - - sPseV
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-10-06

through scssAs saA ether sousess tAst
Kinxs Division from Frederscksburg
was hssriy expected. and no decided
victory could reasonably be fsspsd for
against such odds. Yope's omcial re-
port places his srmy here ~ $1,000.
This division came up the might OF
that DAY, the 10th. But Pope did not
attack.
On the morninG Of the nth he
asked, the Confederate commander for
q truce to bury his dead. and all that
day both armies mingled freely In
this Sad duty. Yet. Greely. in his
Amsrican conisict. says that Jackson
hastily setreatsd across the Rapidan
On the night Of the nth. leaving a
pert of his dead unburied. The truth
IL. the Confederates remained in posi-
ton during the 18th and slowly with
drew On the night of that day across
the river. unmolested by the Federal
aAvsnce.
II was Characteristic Of Jackson
that he ordered fresh camp-tres TO be
built, then marched of and left them
for the consiAeratien Of the, enemy. II
IL also characteristic that On the 18th
OF August divine service WAS held In
the army 10 render thaaks to God
for the vicsssy ut csdar Mountain
and other psst victories And 70 i'm
,iore His continual favor in the flu
ture."
Why does Mr.. Harvey assert that
this battle vas technically Fed
ersl victory? ! fa'l to .sAsrstanA.
what Lee hsd 2lanne1 n sending
Jackson to cuiDsper had sssa accom-
psished. PopS's srmy was ceaesn-
trased and HeCsiIaa recalled to
washington . portion AZ his fofoes'
however, to cooperate with Pope.
within the week Jackson rscrosssa the
river 1t somsrviIlSs Ford. Loa6strsst
IA. sent from Richmond ~ wev OF
Raeeson Ford to Join him 60 es-
s.ck the Federsl fear. LeuUeersst
Va. two days late. Pope heard Of the
movement ana in two dayS Set OUT
Of Culpeper ana fen upon ssconA AAn-
.ssas. and what . naai wss sneN'
my eoantrymenr' The fall Of Aa3sr-
oeuersl John Pops!
L. 4 HUDSON.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-10-06
SOME OF THE TRIALS
Interesting Letter Describirg the Sufferings Of
Confederate Soioier.

". Ia where Z met him. The sur-
0oeus were sfrs3d 20 probe for eas
DaIl WAeeA vas smoe0oe6 ID hss neck
0eswesa sAe 1u9u1ar vetn 40 TIE
ssrosS1 sssesy. Ne ses0ea - - 80.
ua6 - - wesl - poeabse saesr TIE
e1reUQDoaDeso usefI go utgee seous
. WVoe afsse - wss woSseee weee
On q wook vosoa. %. L, Seok q shser'
ygse oeJ1OW Oe00o1 - - aoeusoeeS
win Hsood. W6sch 80 oDeu0Ng N
3esa from his wOuu1. Tnsa woo aeous
. e'cSSca. saa ~ W0ss - sAerd-
eeOsy roOm- vSu 60 imagine ~ ees-
Deeuesea. NED 80 sU0soWs sxpessesce
N tie hssDtss10 - - ee~Swce ~ TIVE
cosor shes TIE oSoo0 Wus frs@ IN
ssSssy, go kEeW - 0uDt ~ - .
vegy ooogs 49, ssyees ne bSDssrso0o
esuSl % asrssssl 3 suo1e1 ne =
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-10-06

The explosion at the Crater took
piaos about sunrise one morning
when all nature seemed TO have been
as peace. and when not gun WAS be
ing ar~a from either side. ] remem :
Der the occasion perfectly. I WAS pour
inr water from . canteen Into the
hande Of Colonel 0oode. who VA
washias his face (not 200 yards dis'
tant from the Crater) and saw tne
men and cannon and debris OF All
kinds, which was blown W into the
air apparently from thirty to forty
feet / remember distinctly one eight
inch gun was almost thrown over ia
the enemy's lines. . distance OF soms
Hfty or seventy. nve yards.
After this explosion tbok place ths
Federal troops opened . brosAsioe In.
20 our breastworks. from enc end o.
the lins to the other. This nns was
several miles lonG. ana extended Al
most from the weldon Railroad to she
river. You can imagine the frightful
conrveton. brought on by the incessane
nrins. which lasted pretty mach All
day. ana q great many Of our men
were weunAsa anl KILLED
IA remember. several hours after
the explosion. I. passing MP the nne
near tine position occupied by the oSeS
Battery. Ut seems that the men n
this battery had been driven on, ano
there VS. no one using their guns at
the time) When I pAsssd saw Ed
ward Bagby working one OF these
guns, and he called to me- 70 come to
his help. ! think there were Tour
guns In this battery. ana my recoiiee-
ton 10 that we loaded one OF these
guns ana hred IL until finally Sed Bag
by was shot in the head with aninnie
ball from the enemy and Was instant
Is killed. ] remember distinctly tnat
I left the position and went BACK 10
Colonel Goode and reported that Ned
Basby had been killed. while firing one
Of these ssns into the Crater. My at.
tentice was called at the time to his
GOODNESS and bravery In nring thfs
gun. There never was Drawer man
ia the war than he. After this Incl
dent ny fecoiiectioA 10 that Company
C. Of our regiment took charge OF ths
battery. Whsn many OF their men were
wounded ana killed. Afterwards this
compaay was Withdrawn from the bat
Hevv ana CSmpany X Tiny old com
panyD vas put In charge aa1 femained
,in charge the rest Of that Day. They
ala brave ana galiaas Aehtins."
Ana here 10 the tostimony Of another
admlrtn6 eomroAe. Ten Aeily:
...ssA had bssn detached from his
eomnoMt On special service. but on the
morAine OF the Cste. uSH .s~.
breseh hed Deen Ely .,..sA
sion. Snd the $780, --..e
throaoA m efset ns .. ss~..ss
oattesy - - :ssS
wiz est =. % s na s. .U.-s. =. ths
just 81 ShM u"e ..v.s-- .,,s.rIv
scene. feoE IN tne 80.
voluatssfse his ssrs'e !.
ing qua wnsn = s"en arS 80 -.
exptes$d nesr ~ eu1 S.,,.nH -
away 2 eefs of s's "es"'
1nsteasiy .x.
Ans VIZ ~ 49, s-...
please. TOP snt0iAo VIZ
OF two teeD0nsve 1880. ~"
one IN hSDs' one ~ "eSSan ~" ~.
IN eoSroN wu"S . 80
Au1ooe =. issss 70 49,
girl then o. seve" ."..~
whom ne naa p"s"sse ~" '~'" s"'~
DEAN. 10 SAID:
Il vac dsisehteS @ fseeNe yous ~ -.
ter written the sssn uue' ou' oy
same mail that efoesns youI e. ~
ono came IRON ~n y.
sad tidinSs thet ~ :, noo'e
and brave-wes
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-10-06

n - reauessed that ,hi. ALTERNATIVES
4. rnf 20 Miss y. W. CalJoher. Weyweo.
Nsvo. va by any veteran VIE en- fwr-
ussa O.: To what company - ~
1vue 80 oeerWe Dell. ~ prtNesae Aoee
C011ev. NesonG- To whet - on1uN
"a = tne ea1s sssssy: csssse' - |"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-10-06
The morning light II breaking.
The darkness disappears

And. in conclusion, may I say. would
that the Influences of this occasion
may yield only half Of that Since
that eventfui day In which ] caught
new hope is has seemed TO me:
II hear ct ;imes q sentinel
Who moves about from place to place.
And whispers 70 the world Of space
In the deep night that all Is well
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-10-06

tcontinued From Last Sunday
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-10-06
RAyDeA

Eodham Kenny, son OF RtchArd
Kenny and Elizabeth Howard. and,
grandson Of Thomson Kenny and Mar<I
garet EskrfdSe. married Maltnda|
Payne. believed to Be sister Of Sarahal
who married Isham Randolph Infor>1
nation desired OF parentagc Of Saral1
and Malinda: also name OF brother.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-10-06

To- & ~ tD
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-10-06

00066G8RST
Quite . suggestive title An undertaker
- architecture might be . mocst
ner,on Who wOull % the best he could
Svaes 0Rersoe fso0 ne cocksurs inds-
vS1ual We uaAsrteksU colossal jobs
away ana NGyOo1 he capacity. An IN
1wtshse IN arcASssssure - amoaGuocs
fAs snAfvSlual 1iGot - inst 0oeest
Or DorSaps incomDetent and tfssteS.
Bot she term 10 At least uniSue And
insersus91G. James 0SuroeS faeeer
voo q joeNer and hi0 uncle N
unaertalsr In archttecture. 80 shey
voussbly pyayod int eech others HANDS
JaRse JOaoU $40 keVt IN Ordinary "a
Kiul 0ooege. - he Atd aoe eonfne
MD0saf &, oae thing-shouehs Better
Of pussng an 10 sGgS tase one neeket
ne loearsso ~ not % IN tbs same
81 % WOeDsgssso1 Win the Lees.
WssAsaGseaD. Apsrteus. Ashsses. ETC.
- . wssssDssa ~ . 1sek q isses1er-
stags VIA sheoe eo0e1teo. - vel %
SeSeP erueusaDse fsesol JoOD 0on-
sss vs. Usisse ssasss sesassr isse-y@
AsArsv fs) le0ares 0asrsoA. secondly.
- vs6yW q ysna INFECT Andrew
m 0esrss wss g - D. HIS. He
9orrseA lane. lasGhess % RichsrA
VFesss. He ho1 49, yseo <O. Who
uarr,eA Jane soA - 8ussee 60. John
(s). Jane CD ana Kss0bssA 60
We yeAa aooroe. Of rosr3ax. who
nss5se6 Sarah. 1ssghesS - WsSeee@
BarrsssA q sss9se4 S0Ao 81: oDeoes
az. ~ SpeD CD. 49, aSss. D<avee
hss sword s06 WooSeug appsrss %
Ass Srosher. AWosvw. 81 0enstons swe
Nssls cAgSorea ~ 60 uoeora-
wJnsaa go. Nssfos aiea isss. He
mentions 500 Ths0os az ana grosesoa
rAsuas SS,. 0ssrgs -, ssa grs~eosn
Wuuo0 (sp. Jeoo tO r1yue A.
gyuNasgas nouoel 90 sNe Wf1bsA te
Psyus. 1avgases Sarah CD ttsoA
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-10-06

sir,-Win you or some reader oo5
your valuable paper please tell mel
what part (if any) any descendant o1
Anne (Hardiman) and Peter Eppcs. |;
OF Charles City County, Virginia. OH
of susanna {IIghtfoot) and CaptaiDd
Littlebury Hardaman. o. Indian Fieldss$
Charles City County, Virginia, took
in the Revolutionary War! You will
greatly oblige 4 READER
Any information will BE Dublished--@
Editor. q
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1912-10-10
ADVERTISEMENT
THE CAIRO. VINCENNEs & ,eEica,
GO RAILWAY COMPANY.

Cairo, Illinois, September, 25th. 1917
Notice IL hereby given that sae
ial meeting OF the stockholders Of
The Cairo. vncennes and Chicago
HALVES Company will he held si
tho principal office or the company
in Cairo, Illinois, on Tuesday, the
2Gth day Of November, 1912, al IL
o'clock a. m. for the purpose of con-
sidering and authorizing sale and
conveyance by The Cairo, Vfncenncs
& Chicago Railway Company to tho
Cleveland, Cincinnati. Chicago a. st.
Louis Railway Company of the .ail-
road, properties and franchises of
"he Cairo, Vincennos & Chicago
Railway Company. and such other
matters and things as may be in
cident TO or necessary or appropriate
TO DC done in connection with said
sale and conveyance.
BY order of the Board of Directors.
DWIGHT w. PARDEE, Secretary.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1912-10-10

ST. Louis, Oct, Big buying OF
wheat in the Chicago market. with
an advance OF ! cent a bushel,
caused a like rise in local prices
Wednesday. The advance was based
ion more warlike cables from tho
Balkans and higher foreign markets,
The upturn in Chicago unearthcd
"a rather unwieldy short interest and
fla scramble to cover resulted. This
made the trading very active on tho
aGTanC" until bear contracts were
cleaned ~ After thai the market
movement was irregular.
Aside from tho foreign news the
EdaN's developments were bearish.
Northwestern receipts we're heavy.
/ Minneapolis getting SO cars.
against 1913 last week and 366 last
year. Duluth Fad 73h cars, against
I42l and 38f, and Winnipeg S%3.
compared with 534 and S24. Min
Ineapolis wheat stocks increased
100000 bu. for four days,
The Liverpool wheat market OPP
ened firm. SD to sd higher and
later further advance of "a d, with
shorts covering, due to the strength
10 Winnipeg. increased apprehen-
sion regarding the political situation
also caused strength. There was a
good demand from the Continent for
Iarriying cargaes and an increased in
curry for forward shipment The
weather In the United Kingdom con-
TIMES fine, with offers liberal, aud
European crop prospects improved,
! with Russia pressing offers for sale
for nearby shipment.
Liverpool corn opened VI higher
| and held firm The firmness In
| Buenos Aires, fair demand for Plate
cargoes and parcels and the unfav-
orable political situation caused
firmness of holders
Wheat futures closed I'D to Id
Iup; corn I'D to lid up. Berlin
wheat iac UP. Antwerp &c up, and
budapest, 7se up.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1912-10-10

Or elsewhere. Il coEld not be fourd,
There" said CluTer as VIC lift the
place, SIS your ro;.ya Let's get
av'nv rrd rr lra ed tft~', 1t ercv e
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1912-10-10

When you are in trouble call on
Casey Detective Agency. Shadowing
and securing evidence a speciality.
All business treated confidentially
400 Walnut street. Bell phone 239.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1912-10-10

WANTED--To hear from some
resident in Cairo or vicinity, who
does not carry FIRE insurance. Can
dee Insurance Agency,617 Ohio St.
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MONEY TO LOAN.

Tho Citizcn's Building and Loan
Association is now issuing stock In
its fifty-second serios--fifty-sccon, i
half year, We loan money upon de-
sirahlc real estate. The total month
ly payment on each 81 900 borrowed
is only S11.17. AS otr stock natures
in about 101& years, the yearly in
terest averages only about 4 IL per
cent. Call early to avoid paying
back dues.
NJ j. HOWLEY, Secretary.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1912-10-10

FOR SALE-Two saddle and ha,
ness horses, city broke and absolute
ly sound. Apply 210 Nineteenth
street. 1919
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1912-10-10

$4,000 stock of dry goods and
groceries in manufacturing town;
monthly sales average $1,000. Bar
gain II sold at cnce for cash. G. NJ,
care Bulletin,
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1912-10-10
ADVERTISEMENT.
Cottages For Rent.

FOR RENT--Cottage with six
rooms and bat.i, 3006 Elm street.
Apply Frank Driskell, 1903 Com
mercial avenue.
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Miscellaneous Wanted.

RAG TINE faugbt5in term of 20
lessons, Booklet mailed upon re
duest, Christensen School of MUSE
Bell phone 1912.
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ADVERTISEMENT.
Notice.

DO not bring your business to us
unless every statement you make is
correct We are in business to sell
your business, but NOT unless its a
legitimate and honest business Our
success lies in the fact that we pro-
teet our customers The National
Realty Co, Gilbert Block, Cairo, H.
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ADVERTISEMENT.

Must be sold at once. 8 a. m. to
noon. 500 Seventh. 1910
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1912-10-10

FOR SALE, M #. 30; good
condition. See p. r. Schulz, Eighth
and Washington avenue.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1912-10-10

NTED-- From owners, agents
or tenants in Cairo, to lease small!
store or half part of store, front en-
trance, space not less than % or 80
feet deep; must be on Sth street, be
tween Commercial and Washington
Reply With particulars. Address M.
r. t., The Cairo Bulletin. 10-t5
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1912-10-10

FOR SALE~-One house and two
lots for $500. Part cash, balance
$t2 per month, including interest,
Call at premises, I'll Thirty-sixth
street. If
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1912-10-10

WILL mail on tr al Post Card AL
bum for 10 cents and . cents post
age. The Perrysville Novelty
Agency Perrysville, Pa.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1912-10-10

FOR SALE--One roller top desk,
$1,000; one typewriter desk, $500;
one Rotary Neostyle, $1,000. Cairo
City Coal Co, Office 1914 CONNER
cial Ave.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1912-10-10

MONEY to loan or. invest in any
good legitimate scheme or business
proposition Frank NJ Moore, 1lG6
Washington avenue.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1912-10-10

: LEONARD'S STUDIO has never
charged more than 10 cents a roll
for developing films: we are still
doing them at that price 10 or
I exposures. Best work and quick
est work in this parc of the state.
Let us show you, at 200 Eighth
street
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1912-10-10

(To be Continued
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1912-10-10
Help Wanted Female.

ANY LADY can make $4,000 or
more per month at home in spare
time. Booklet telling all about how
it may be done sent for ten cents
in silver. Bank Depositors' Protec-
tive Association, Saratoga Springs,
N. y.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1912-10-10

FOR SALE OR TRADE Organ,
In first class condition, up-te-date In
every respect. Will sell cheap. Ap-
ply Deer, care Bulletin.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1912-10-10

use Cor II now ANY parties desir-
ing valuable hunting boat will do
well to investigate this. will be
sold at sacric, Address inquiries
to the Southeast Missouri Telephone
Company, Charleston, Mo. 1910
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1912-10-10

ACTIVE lady Or man til work at
home, $500 daily during trial.
state religion Send f0c for 100
page money-mahing catatog. Nation
al, Lakeside Bldg, Chicago,
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1912-10-10

FIVE room cottage at 5l2 ,Teffer-
son avenue for rent. Inquire at Sic
jefferson avenue. Mrs McDermott.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1912-10-10

FOR SALE Household furniture.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1912-10-10

WANTED-=Sewing Wish to 60
out by the day. Phone Mrs. Clara
s"hwartze. Bell 1899.