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The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1912-10-19

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Mrs. H. II kohn and Miss Anna
ARE will leave next Monday for
OF Springs, Ark, for a three weeks
lay,
Miss Mary Phillips left this week
81 Champaign. where she will spend
few weeks with friends. She will
sit in Chicago before returning
ZONE.
The Woman's Missionary society
ri tho Presbyterian church win
nect with Mrs D. w ltarraker in
toneshoro, FriGay Afternoon, Oat.
5. at 230 o'elock
Mrs r o Roy and two children
are hcta from Alexandria. La, Wis
ting Mr. Roy's parents. Mr. and
Hrs. ] W Roy
Fh2 Woman'5 Auxiliary of Union
cademy will meet with Mrs Oliver
iden Thursday afternoon, Oct. a.
2:3o o'clock.
Mr. and Mrs Thomas Horn, Of
AXE Forest, are the guests of Or.
nd Mrs L. D. Keith, in this city
Mrs ANNA Toer, who has been
isiting friends and relatives hero,
as returned to her home in Kanka-
&c, ILL.,
Mr. and Mrs Ernest Russell, Of
,ansas city, Mr. and Mrs Jerome
e1dleman, Of Makanda, Mr.. and
lrs. Allen Hileman and Mr., aud
IRIS Geo Hess, Of Anna, are camving
ais week at the Goodman Ditch
clubhouse.
The Rcbekah Degree lodge will
i've bazaar and lunch Saturday
i day and evening Ice cream.
IKE, candy and other articles will
on sale Everybody is invited
Miss Grace Pickles, Of Buncombe,
nj Mr.. ] +, Goodman, Of Crystal
tty, Mo, were married at the resi-
cnce OF the brides parents. pr and
trs, Thomas Pickles, near Mt
'leasant last Tuesday afternoon at
O'Clock, Rev H. L. McGill officiat-
ag. The couple will live at Crystal
ity, whore the groom is employed
telegraph operator by the Frisco
Miss Iohn Andrews has returned
ONE from Marietta, Okla. where
he visited her sister, Miss Margaret.
eho teaches school there.
Mrs. John Jasper Of this city. is
covering from serious attack OF
Uphold fever She was visiting Mr.
Iasper's parents, In Springfield.
When she took the fever and was re-
moved to St Marys hospital In that
city, Mr. Jasper and sou, John, Jr.,
"cturnod home sunday
!. G Thomas, who recently sold
his restaurant on South r, r. street
20 his son, CLYDE, moved 10 Jones'
1oro this week.
A new concrete sidewalk is being
built from the residence of Fl. A.
Moss On Chestnut street to Green
street
Ernest lawson has received a big
team Vulcanizer and is now pre-
Dared to do yuleanizing of all kinds
II automobile tires lie guarantees
" work aud has had quite a run
rom fhe local motorists Mr. Law
'on's garage is three doors south or
he Anna hotel and he caters cspec.
ally to the nut-oItnwn motorists
When In Anna give him call.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1912-10-19
Beauty and the Beast.

Jack Johnson. worlds champion
beast, whose white wife ended her
miserable life few weeks ago be-
cause the relatives and friends of her
black husband would not recognize
her as a social equal, has taken I'M
to himself another white victim.
Her name is Lucille Camerson. She
is ~ years old and pretty
The mother, whose home " in
Minneapolis, visited Chicago We'd
ncsday and tried TO persuade her
daughter to give mp her abode with
johnson The girl refused declar-
ing she loved the negro with all her
heart, even more than she loyed her
mother, even more than she loved
her good name.
Still hopeful that she could save
her daughter from the jaws Of hell
the broken-hearted mother. forget
ting her pride, threw herself on tho
mercy of the negro She thought
There might be spark Of decency In
his heart, but she was mistaken
The negro made an appointment
with her over the telephone. He
said he would send his automobile
but when it arrived he, contrary t.,
his promise, was in IT, When the
mothe" stepped into the car, she
pulled down the blinds She did not
wish to be seen in the company of
the negro. This nettled him and h.
said:
"Oh. some of the best white wo
men rise in this car
The mother was willing to pas
this insult She was there to pleat
for mercy and not to antagonizc
She pleaded In vain. The negro
only leered in her face and he re
fused to give up his prey Didn't
the girl love him and didn't he love
the girl? Wasn't that enough?
What did he care about anything Sc
long as they loved each other
These We're a few Of his questions.
The mother again talked to the
girl but failed to break up thf
affair" She then appealed to thf
police, but they. too. declined tc
take any action, because of the fact
that the girl is Q years old and
therefore the legal custodian of hcI
pride.
city Of Chicago and there are mol
enough men among the million 81
more to resent the most shameful in
suit ever offered against American
womanhood. If Southrn Illinois
would have been the scene of the
story, the ending might have had a
different ending. At any rate, tho
girl would either be with her moth
or or IN charge Of the proper author
tiles 1t is hard to say where tho
negro would be now He'd vrob
ably be decorating a telegraph pole
The governor would call out the
militia and declare martial law to
protect the negro from the just
wrath of man. Why does he not
call ont the militia to protect this
poor weak-minded girl from a dam
ger a million times mere horrible
than death at the hands of lynchers
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1912-10-19
'TEIEBES
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Mr. Vansicklc If Tamma VIII
move his saw mill to Thohc5
Mrs. Julia Durham has moved into
her new house in upper Thebes.
Mr and Mrs. Il. r. Brown visited
relatives at Dongola this week
Henry Weiman made . bushes
trip to Arkansas last week
Miss Susie wheeler of Anna visit
cd her mother here Sunday
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1912-10-19

A Cornell college professor warns
he world that another glacial
pooh is approaching Well, that
will be some comfort It will bring
down the pcice OF ice,
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1912-10-19
BURGLAR STEALS WATCH
AND MONEY AT KESSLER'S S,

A burglar entered Peter K'essler's
louse Thursday night when the
amily was away and stole s15 in
ash snd ladies gold watch.
<essler's homo is in the nrainage
District. on the Beech Ridge road i,
vest of Cairo Junction.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1912-10-19
John STR0HM RECEIVES
PROJECTION G0F7 TO
CENTRALIA SOON

John strobm who has been IN the
Employ Of the Metropolitan Ldfe ln7
4uranre Co, has been promoted from
agent to assistant sepesin
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1912-10-19

Helen Gould has written book
even if this book does not make her
ortunc, her fortune may make the
r.cok.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1912-10-19

King George has invented a cook
itoye a cook that will stick would
be OF more general interest.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1912-10-19

In a few weeks we ourselves Will
c declaring war on Turkey. Dark
reat, please.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1912-10-19

when the attention Of The Bnl
ietin is called to any misstatement
of fact or to any error concerning
any man or thing, corrections will
eheerfully be made
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1912-10-19
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The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1912-10-19

tCopyrFht 19l2 by Georsa matthew Adam')
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-11-09
ROBBERS FIGHT
 OVER LOOT Three Bandits Wounded, and the Fourth, Unhurt, Gets
 Money.

Butte, Mont, Nov. 9.-Four men were shot last night, three fla tally, after gang of four ban
 lits had robbed Tony Sego 0G $2O0 in the segregated district. Sego was shot three times and probably will die.
 Frank Lucia. who iS said tO have fired the first shot as the leader of the gang. was shot in turn by his companions through Inc abdomen and will die. Pas qual" PangrrraZin. another of the gang, received bullets in the arm and stomach and will die. X third, d victim of his com paninn < tr"achrry, escaped. lrav- ing Trail of blood behind him. The fourth escaped without a scratch and with the money. As S"eu lay still the robbers bounced upon him anu each of the four made a grab for the roll of bills. They all got their hands on il, and then ensued a battle alnOng themselves for it's possession.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-11-09
MURDERS SISTER
 ACCOUNT LOVER

ChicOpcc. Mass, Nov. 9.-Juhr, PctropoulOs, Greek, shot and Killed his sister, Theodore, iS years old, last night because h did not like her lover. according to Lhc police.
 P"Ir"p"ul"s, who has becn pre- pairing oI return in Greece iu fight against Turkey, used a re- >oIrrr whicl, hr had bought as part of his equipment. EIc cs.. capped after ihc shooting and Is supposed io bc on his way to New York io join some of tho bands of his countrymcn which arc Forming there to go lo Inc Balk- ans.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-11-09
STILL
 COMING IN
SenatoriaI Race Still Close; Will Require a Recount to Decide
 the Contest.

The returns from Kodiak late yesterday seemed to settle the race for senator between Mil lard and Baldwin, but today the returns from SeldDvia has again altered the situation and Bald win is only few votes behind Willard, with between 200 and 300 votes still to bc heard from.
 Tn" greatest part of the Inlet \"i" k still {" br r"r"ivr, and
 friends If both ranIiiaIrs are hopeful Th"r" arc two pre- rIIriS up tn" Copper River iu hr heard from and il i> presumed they will give Baldwin small ma J"rill">. I.anhl"rk i~ rlairII,.h ly both and il iS likely ln hr about even. With MiIIHrh q Iiiilr in Ihc
 lead: at t""hl"n Willard should get a further lead of 10 nl' lJ.
 her" brin. nu commission "r al lnalaska iu nIakr an or der for elect join and appoint inrnt "r judges, il is hardly like ly all election was held at that place. II is held by many that Ifc voters could and Shnuld have. held all election by appnintinG Judges al ih" polls. aS the law provides that in the event of ihc laIiur" "T tn" regular appnini- "d "ilir"r>. then the hNSlaI.lrrS may "!"rt IiIrn in ari in their. place.
 II I~ hardly in h" "Nprr:"h that au\ chang" will i,r made in Ihr [ position "i the candidate. for ilr lnWrr lnrlI>" and ihr order will lr Kelly. nT seward. high ! iIan. Gray. If kaial!a. lir next, II. H. Ingram. ur NaItirI. ih.
 ihlINI. an,I r.. M. lh,> I.,. "l Na,ir/. 1 h" fourth. ThI> will -I,r Nalir/
 iW" n'iIil"i'~ ni tn" l"W..r irnri,.: 1 and on" in ll. >"mal".
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-11-09
SMALL MILL
 POUNDING GOLD a Toy Mill on Dome Greek Is Pounding Out Twelve Hun
 dred DooIiars a Day.

Fairbanks, Nov. 9.-Morc than a thousand dollars a day, actual running time, is being taken out of Capt. Spalding's Dome Creek property, with the aid of the lit tle 'toy' mill he is using at present. the last return being a gold brick worth S2,25O, taken after a run of i2 and half hours. The brick weighed i27 .6 ounces.
 Capt. Spal'linr'S little three stamp mill cannot run steadily because il does mol have the water handy. as il was installed al the lower shaft and not duwI, at the creek. This mill is the one originally erected by ihr cit izrns for testing purposes. but lat"r replaced hy another will, Heavier stamps.
 The Spalding vein. which has been traced for three claim lengths, varies from d few inch eS to two feet. and the values run Np Io Si00 per ton, as shown b, mill runs. The vein has been prnsprcled by three tunnels an, thrrr shafts. and from the low rr one the 500 rock iS being taken. nn which the mill i> work ing at present.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-11-09
MALAY PIRATES
 MAKING TROUBLE
Uncle Sam Is Preparing to Give Them a Warm Recep-
 ton.

Washington, b. c.. Nov. 9.-pi- racy again has broken out in the Philippine waters. according tu adviccS received from Manila. The Philippine government is lakInG vigorous steps to suppress Il. The pirates are reported Io be active in the SuIu archipcIaen and the government has author iZed the construction of a cut = ter al cost nf SlOO,O0O. the plans of which have been drawn by E0llrrior of CISiom. !. <. stanley. The cutter will carry two llotcllkiSs rapid fire guns and two motor boats to br earned nn .daviiS amidships. The motor boats are intended for IISr in Inc pursuit. of Ihr bucran"rrs when they seek [" escape hy sailing their light crafiS over reefs ihaI cannot b" crossed by larger \rS- SrlS.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-11-09
STRIKE ON EEK
 IS REPORTED
Frank Waskey Met Men Stam- peding up Eek River to
 New Find.

When Frank Wa>kr> Was hrav- ing Bethel for Nome Ilr met men wll" wrr" going up Eek river on q >lanp",i" caused by the report "f gold find up there.
 Amongst those met were kr""hl". Dutch smith. MrDunaId and "i hers well known in the lilIiar"ti country. They hrli,.>- "d That pretty fair pay had hrrn r"und
 Mr. Na-kri has >nnIr minin. Hrh'in'l m View himself down ar"tIi'! t'''nd News bay al pres "lli an'l >""iII, !n think tlIa, s,,\ = "rhl lIIil" finds ar" Sllrr all n\- "r that country. lIr k also en- ga@"d in fishing and trading and Nlll l"a\" a> >uun ;i> ppSS ibIr on iI> return trip. IIr may go overland from Srammnn bay. but Is mol >"i quite >urr.-NrrIIr Mug gel.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-11-09
MANY D|VORCES
 IN KING COUNTY
one Divorce for Every Three Marriage Licenses in King
 County.

S"a!iu". \"N. 9.-\~-rrIiu- Ihai there l. un" dlNurr" granted for every thrr" marriage lirru,rs iII kInG county. Judge Everett smith "i tn" Superior Court. spoke 10 q crowded h"rI>" al lh.. friruJ- ~lIIp supper uI ihr Srld;N rlub of tn" NnIln" Mems Christian As ~"rIhlInn N"~irr'ln> afternoon.
 Thor" ar" only two WaN~ in mi HfaI" rom lli" stale nr nIairi- hlnn\. On" iS hl way of the In- d"rlhk"r. llir ullirr through ihr iivorr" court.
 The speaker urged lhal mar riag" should br made more diff hrull. saying that if that were the case tn" number of divurccs woul.L ebc decreased.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-11-09
NORMALLY SHOT
 BY OWN RIFLE
a Fisherman MoortaIIy Wounds Eimseif While PIacI"g Rife
 in a Boat.

While p'i'linY his riIl .. i CT. 35. into his ] uai. Tnn MaGI-u:I. a nShrrlilal. Was lrrIIirniniIv shot. II" Was brnu"ni over L., St. Johns hospital. wh"r.. II wts found that tn" bullet hd ,-lrurk him in Inc left breast. passing through the lung and rumlinr nut at Inc back. innirling a wound from which he iS almost sure In die within the next l2 hours. The wounded man. who Was born in Belfast. Ireland. iS 5i wears "f age and lusI his Family in Ihr great Galveston flood. He worked on II. R. Thompson fish boats this last s"n~"n.-- k"Ichikan Miner.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-11-09
FINDS WALLET
 SEVERAL THOUSAND
Young Man Searches All Day to Restore Well Filled
 Wallet.

Los Angeles. Nov. g.-Danirl R"hertS"n. all l8-year-nId law student al the University of Southern California. who is en- pl"yrd as night counter in a trIr- graph office, found a wallet con- taining Si1.OO0 in gold. nrgulia- .ble notes and certificates of de- pOsli which had been left on the counter Sunday night.
 After an all-day search. Rob "rl son located the owner. HIr was \. Carver. said tn hay" been f"rni"rly president of q bank at Elin""k. Mont. and now q resi- drnl of Ihis city. Carver IrrIin- "il n! Inak" any statement.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-11-09
FINE DEPOT
 FOR VANCOUVER
Canadian Pacific Building New Passenger Depot to Cost One
 Million Dollars.

Vancouver, B. c.. Nov. 9.-The Canadian Pacific Railway com pany took out the largest build ing permit that has ever been issued i'll the city of Vancouver. The permit is for the new pas scngrr station which is to be erected just east of the present station on Cnrlnva street and which will cost. according iu rhc arrhii"ri'> estimates. on" mili- lion hullarS.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-11-09
STEAMER V|DETTE
 IS |CE BOUND

Dawson. Nov. 9--Ttir steamer Fidcttr. which left here bound for Whit"horsr with one hundred passengers on board, is caught in tn" ice at Indian river and cannot proceed or come back. The vessc sailed from here much later than vessel ever left this port. thinking that the trip to Whitchorse could still be made. The passengers will have io b" taken to their destination by stage. The steamer is in Il dan Rcrous position.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-11-09
CHINESE JUNK
 ACROSS PACIFIC

san Francisco, Nov. 9.-Thc Ch1neSc junk Ming Pc is report cd (" have left Shanghai Sept. lI, on it's third attempt to cross thc Pacific to San Francisco, having been previously compel led to turn back by typhoons. The junk is q ihrcc-mastcd vcs- sol Of about 800 tons, manned by Chinese under command of Cap tain Toh, a Norwegian naviga- tor. 1t is being brought here for exhibition purposes.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-11-09
ANOTHER ROAD
 IS BLOCKADED

Santiago. Chile, Nov. 0.-Train service on the Transandcan rail- way was resumed today. The road has been blocked since last May, at first by snowdrifts. which in places were 70 feet deep. After ward tremendous avalanches buried the tracks. AL one point there were 1000 tons of rock on the tracks and elsewhere the rOadbcd had been washed away altogether. Some special con- strnction work, which Is now in course of completion, will pre- vent such interruption hcrcaf- ter.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-11-09
MORE LIBERAL
 IN ALLOWANCES More Liberal Regulation of Trav- cling Expenses is EStab-
 Iished.

Washington. b. c.. Nov. o. l.iberaliZrd regulation were i~- sued today by Srcr"Iaray Mac N"aHh to govern travelling ry- .r"ns"S of officers and employees of the Treasury department. The limit of allowance for luIging and meals in New York and Chi caGo has been increased from Sj io S6 q day. with an ahdiliOn- al maximum allowance of fifty cents for tips" In SCOT" of other large cities a similar tip- ping allowance is made. Rail- road pOrters will Dc tipped i5 to 25 cents. while steamship stew ards will receive lips ranging from Si to SI5 for all ocean trip.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-11-09
JACK JOHNSON
 IS IN JAIL
The Champion Stands a Good chance of Winding up In
 Inc Penitentiary

Chicago, Nov. 9--Jack Johnson has been arrested and is now ly- ing in jail handcuffed as re- suH of the federal probe into his relations with white women, with strong probabilities of his landing in the penitentiary. He is chat ged with having violated the Mann act in having brought Belle Schreiber. white woman. to the stale for immoral purpns- rS.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-11-09

District Attorney CruSSlcy. ac- rompanied by his wife and sis ter, reached the Delta today, en route to Valdez and expect to ar rive here on the goth. Leroy To- zier, of the Barnette defence. should arrive here about the same time. The others from the interior will reach here about the "nd of the month.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-11-09
KING COUNTY
 GOES VERY DRY

S"allIr, Nov. 9--king county. out side of h" incorporated inwnS. haS gone dry during the recent rl"rliOn. on" hundred anal eight precincts voting uniIrdIy iu gu dry. The vote stood 5.Oli dry iu i.11S wet. Ilrncrforlh there will be nu liquor licenses grant rd in the dry districts by the county conIIniSS SiOncrs.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-11-09
SIR THOS. UPTON
 ID VISIT SEATTLE

seattle, N"N. 9--Sir ThuIrIa, Llpl"u, wlIu i~ over in AnIrrira h'"kInS up iiI" question of cllaI- longing for the Americas rup. has replied ail'IrualuI"Iy ln an invitation extended by tn" liI" Sca{ilr Press club lr visit them in Inc near future. The l'rNs prnnii>" io give Sir I'iurIIa4 the lime of his lirr.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-11-09

The Willow Creek stages leave here every other day and arrive on alternate days. MT. Mcintosh reports that the roadho,iscs be- tween this point and the end of the line are all running in fine shape. Eight travellers from Fairbanks arrived in the city to- day.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-11-09

Tn" Mcintosh stage arrived from Willow creek last evening hingInR Ih" mail from Tonsina and fhrcc and onc-half tons of ore. The trail is said to be in splendd condition.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-11-09

Pumping ouI tho shaft of the Alice on Shoup bay began this morning. Sinking will begin in the morning. when it is expected that very rapid progress will be made. The water at present in the shaft all comes from seep- age.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-11-09
TRAIN L0OTED
 IN THE SOUTH

Birmingham, Nov. 9.-Bandits held up n train on the Louisville Nashville railroad, taking forty thousand dollars from the ex- press car. A posse is now in pursuit of the Iaw-brcakcrs.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-11-09
DOVE OF PEACE
 OVER BALKANS
Turkey Will be Left to Work Out Own Salvation In Mak-
 ing Peace Terms.

Berlin, Nov. 9.-The Triple AL liance will not intervene in the Balkan peace preliminaries so long as it's interests are not mo- tested.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-11-09

st. Prlrrshili'g. Nov. ?.-The government retains the time of retired soldiers in the active ser vice which practically places he army on war footing.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-11-09

London, Nov. 9.-Germauy is determined at all hazards ln pre- vent Scrvia from reaching the .\driatic and favors the indrprn- ,lrncc of Albania with the Duke If AbruZZi as king.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-11-09
NEW YORK'S
 GRAND JURY

New York, Nov. 9--Thr grand jury drawn here represents cap ital aEgrcgating two hundred millions. Among those on the panel are Vanderbilt, George ". Perkins and Isaac Selign,an.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-11-09

M. l.. McAlIistcr is doing his annual aSScSSmcnl work on the silver Gem properties adinininG He Alice. ShOup bay.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-11-09

O. RiTlr has purchased the interest of Ed. Hunter in ihs Valdez Cafe and now is the sole proprietor of that we'll and fa- vorably known institution.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-11-09

Three tons and over of very rich ore was brought in from ilIr WrS$"rling properties near T"ik- hell.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-11-09

Cologne, Nov. 9.-Thr Porte proposes to open direct neGotia- lions for peace with the Bulgar- ian government.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-11-09

Dr. Ernest C.. Dalton has nnnN- rd his offices into the Reed build ing. "n Wall street. Telephone no.
The Wahpeton times., 1912-11-21

Mrs. Frank Braun and Mrs
Jos. Voves will entertain the
Turner ladies on Saturday after.
noon, November 20.
The Fortnightly club met with
Miss Mason, at the Science schoo
last Monday night. Mrs. Rasmus
sen was the leader.
Mr.. and Mrs. McClintock gave
a reception to the guild and con.
gregation of the Episcopal church
last Wednesday evening.
Miss Lillian Robinson leaves
this week for Aneta where she
visits Miss Rose Carnsross until
the thanksgiving vacation.
Mrs. H. Boyer of Fairmount is
INF the city this week, staying al
the Iverson home. She brought
her baby up for treatment at Dr.
Wheeler's.
The date Of the annual sale
an dsupper to be held by the
ladies Of Trinity guild has beer
changed from Wednesday, Dec. 4
to Thursday, Dec. S.
A social dance will be give1
in st. Wenceslaus hall on Nov
27th. Snyder's orchestra will ful
nfsh the music. Midnight supper
will be served. All are welcome
Adv.
Heated and furnished rooms
for rent. Inquire at 903 Third st.
north.
Geo. H. Douglas has his pop
corn and confectionery stand in
closed so that he can serve his
customers in a warm place dur
ing the winter.
Mrs. John Richard will enter.
tain the St. Johns ladies aid al
her home on Thursday, Novem.