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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1913-08-30
NEXT WEEK FAIR RACES
MONDAY SEPTEMBER i.

MoNDAr SEPTEMBER I.
FIRST Race-s2 Is Trot-Stake $1,000.
/ MARGARET CRANE M, by Mata agf g
Dearest (W G. Bennett, Weston, w. Va
WOODLAND GIRL q. n. Jones, GanastoEsa,
tom REDMOND br. g. by Baron H-.- W.
! ORD 5' TAiB SORT s, by Lord Roberts
ct. C. White, Clarksbllrg W ya.) ~
TRUE SAID. M, by Main Sheet-(O. a
Erskine Wellsville, N. V
HATTIE J-ch. M, by Jay McGregor-JaE-
quta, (Dave G.. Mcdonald, Pittsotrg, F ia;@l
lADREAI1-b. s., by tiser-aelen =. HIT
ID. Rossworm, Cumberland, Md
PEN MAR BELLE. M, by Ashland Wilkes
q w. Croft, Waynesburg, Pa
a CTORA-b M by Pat Actel-Lord Vincent
(Ike Mckay, Arden, Pa.l
EHADES LAST-b. M, by Gllbeter--H aces
(Mozeu Stables, MeadviIle, Pa.l
MAJOR STOUT-ch. 81, by Nutwood w likes
Cross F. Stout & Bro, Clarksburg, W.
FRANK GREEN. g., by Nutter Green
(Iseman & Nelson, Pittsburg, Pa, trf., o.
Henry Dikeman.)
MAYME R.-b. NJ, by The Irnitator-5 Jul
May q. R. Linn, Fairmont, w; "a, lrI.'
of H. II. Starr, Lorraine, o.
MR.. HIGGINS-b. s., by Major Higglnson--
(P Bradley, Waynesburg, Pa)
Second Race-2:15 Pace Stake 81, 600.
(John R. Brady, Buffalo, n. 70
MARY DIRECTS. M, by Lord Direct, (lse-
man & Nelson, Pittsburg, Pa, Trf OF
Henry Dikeman.)
IGLADEYS A.-b. M, by Moguit-Hazei'
(Chas Morehead, Butler, PAD
JIMMY Mc-b. g., by St Ignau-Daisy Nc.
H. A. McAlster, Akron, o.
HANDY JIM-b. g., by milne DO. III. Erik
sine, Wellsville, N. W
VAN BUREN-ch. g., by Cubanola, (N. =.
Van Alta, Newark, o., Trf., from y p.
Gore)
Nee Meek sd elias Brown tr Athens, o9
'A RoaNLulu --i simmons eW. T. Wicker,
Altoona, Pa.)
Nellie Coastman, CT. F. Barlow, Findlay,
Third Race-2:24 Trot-Purse $4,000.
CLIMBER, b. 81 danes , Malloy) = w-.o
man. Fairmont, w. Va)
MAJOR BEDFORD, b. g., by Sable Wilkes
(Abe Friedman, Fairmont, w Va.)
ANNIE MCGEE, b.nn., by Lord Roberts,-(W.
G. Bennett, Weston, w. Va.)
APRIL FOOL, b. G., by Fletcher,-(P. M.
Rogers, Mt Clare, w. Va.)
IBARTOLIAN-b. G., by Bartalo, d. Parr,
GLADYS c., B. M, by Parole-(G. G. Price,
Moundsville, W. Va.)
MR.. WIGGINSON, b. s., by Major Wgg1nson,
(P Bradley, Waynesburg, Pa.)
SAM PARK. b. 6, by Onward Silver, e. Cum
mings, Waynesburg, Pa.)
IFULFILLMENT, s. G., by Fair Promise
Graham Bros. Parkersburg, w. Va.)
JENNIE McGREGOR, b. M, by Jay 1cGreg-
orr q. w. johnson, Petersburg w Val
ISPINOLA, b. m, by Walnut Hail. (James Bell
Philadelphia, Pa.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1913-08-30

Everything Is In readiness for enc
opening OF the Central West Vireinla
Fairs mammoth exposition on the
beautiful, improved fair grounds q
the city.
The first day of the fair Is Labor
DAY and that holiday will be obs
served with special Features and att
fractions especially arranged for ths
toiIers who win attend.
The gates viii open promptly a.
1880 O'Clock and those who enter
the ground from that time on WIN
find surprises Of all kinds in store
for them. The fair grounds have
practically ben made over anew and
lit is the proud boast Of the mans
agement that they are today prettiers
more commodious and better at7
ranged than those Of any other taiF
in West virginia There is new
avenue. graded and fenced especial-
ly for the midway attractions,
magnificent Floral Hall, an equally
magnificent Machinery Hall ana
a poultry department. all OF which
are brand new things this year
There are MANY other new things
also.
The Festivities OF the day Will l,s
started by a concert by Gregory's
band, which viii be almost its usual
size, at 8 O'Clock.
AT IL o'clock Nile zingarella, the
intrepid aerial performer VINO
thrilled muItitudes all summer a
the famous Luna Park at Coney
Island, N. Y, will give the first 81
her series OF free open air performs
ances.
Next comes the fve7mile motor
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1913-08-30

Mrs. Charles Farrer and daughter
of Parkersburg, who visited Mrs
Philip P. Steptoe, have returned home
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WEDNESDAY. SEPTEMBER 8.

First Race: rs Pace-stake 81, 900.
THE AUTOCRAT-blk s., by The Initator-
Julia Mason, CA D. Parr, Clarksburg, W.
ow4Hoo-By owynoo, (H H Miller, ches-
ter, PAP
WONDER WORTHY-s. g., by Lord AK 4
worthy co. H. Erksine, Wellsville, N. "
AKBAR-b. g., by Prince of India-tA H. Ty=
son, Wilmington, Del.)
LADY PAULDING- m, by Paulding Boy,
Rosewood, CDR. Alden Beagle, Buekhan-
BLUE LINE@b s. by Pearl Line Carrie
Belle, Cd. L. Beebe, Findlay Lake, N. V
GERTRUDE DIRECT--Sb. M, by Walter Di-
rect-Mss Gertrude, (E. 3 Lay, Carlisle,
THE MAsoN-blk. g, by The Ir1itator--J ,1lia
Mason, on. J. Stout, Clarksburg, W. Va,
Trf., from w. H Happy)
Second Race 20 Trot-Purse $4,000.
DUSTY BoB-b g. Carey Short, Circleville,
"lN wiaem5n, Fair1aont t. W : va.5
MESTONIE-ch s., by Mestin, CIV G. Bennett,
MORO g, by Son Of Moquet, (Chas Janni-
son, Parkersburg, w. Va)
HATTIE Us. M, BY jay McGregor, 20. H.
Erksine, Wellsvile, N. W
LENETTA J.-b. M. by j. Time, (Chas. Harms,
Canal Dover, o.
Higginson, &c. W. Vale, Parkersburg, w.
Va.)
ANDY MACK-S. s., by Andrew M, Games
Bell. Philadelphia, PAD
BONNIE L-ch- G.. by Bonnie Red, (John Toy,
Philadelphia, Pa)
PRINCEWOOD-s. G., by Wood Mist (E. j.
Bigley, Altoona, PAD al
Third Race: Is Pace-Purse $4,000.
FAITH McKINNEY-b. M, by William Nc
Kinney, 6Gaarey Short, Circleyille, o.
GENERAL BELLY Baron Nellie, &C. A.
Roush, Athens. o.
FRANCES P. GENTRY-g. s., by John r.
Gentry. a. Bradley, Waynesburg, Pa
zGYRIA BELL-b. M, by Bell Bearer, 81. l..
Barber, Salem, o.
LADY RICHMOND. M. BY New Richmond,
Geo. B. Lewis, Owego, N. W
BELTON K--b. e., by Bolton, DANES Bell,
Philadelphia, Pa)
ENOW-b. S, by Parole, q. G. Ward, Toronto,
Canada.)
ARETA VS.. m, by Constanero, q. c. Pen
der. Johnstown, PAD
REBELS PLEDGE-b M. by Parole, ID. L.
Beebe, Findlay Lake, N. W
THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER A.
First Race 10 Trot-Stake 81 900
MISS TRACE. m by John A. McKern-
Protine. (Chas. Morehead, Butler, Pa.)
TOM REED-b s., by NIobeIls-Zoereed, (Chas.
Roush Athens, o.
stanley TODD-(M. G. Taylor, Col. %
MARSHALL McKINLEY-br. s., by McKin-
ney-(T G w, White e S Glarksburg' W. Va
JACK K-ch. g., by Silver Finch-Bird, Cd.
L. Crawford, Mt. Orb. %
BARB CORD-br. g.. by. Silk Cord-R. p.
Hall, Philadelphia, Pa.)
PEN MAR BELLE b M, by Ashland Wilkes
HAZEL. M, breeding unknown, Oh. S.
Weber. Spartansburg, 8. CD
ROBERT JONES-b. g.. (Chas. Harms, Canal
Dover, o.
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With Special abor Day
lures at Central Vest
Virginia Fair
SURPRISES IN sToR
Five Mile Motor Cycle Race
to Be a Special
: PROGRAM FOR LABOR DAY.

1880 a. M. Gates opened.
=. ,m.-seoneeFt by Greg
:. ory's band.
Al a. N, Performances by
:: Mile. zingerella.
= 1890 p. M F1ve mile mos
:. tor cycle race.
: p. M Beginning Of the
:. horse races
= 2 p. m. Labor Day special
:. ties
!. p. m.-curtis aeroplane |
!: fiights.
: 4:so p. m.-q4abor nay sDe-
!. ialties.
!. 5 p. m.-4Florentine carnival \
:. begins.
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EVORJIA A1kFV0RTTI Y-b M, by Axworthy,
(John Toy, Philadelphia, Pa.)
BARB CORD. 81 by Silk Cord, (R r Han
Philadelphia, Pa.
TOM REED $. by Mobelle, Charles
Roush, Athens, Cd
wilkes, (James W. Croft, Waynesburg,
vANKo- b $. BY Moko, N E. Van Alta,
Newark, o.
Third Race-Fre -For-All=Pace Purse $500,
MIMIC. g. by The Imitator. &C. II. Long
erbeam, Cumberland, Md
HAL DILLARD-b s., by Abbott Wilkes
PETER CHIMES g. by Silent Chimes, IS.
S. Ruble, Logan, o.
McKINNEY's FfRsTb g, by Wallace Nc
Kinney, (E. w. Vale, Parkersburg, w
DIRECT 81 OMAR. g., by Directomar, DANES
Bell, Philadelphia, Pa.)
ISAAC BIB. e., (Meigs Stout, Clarksburg,
BLUE LIMB s., by Pearl Line, CD L.
Beebe, Findlay Lake, o.
ELLEN D-b. m, by Hal Direct, q. A. Nc
Alister, Akron, Cd
VAN BUREN-ch. g., by Cuhanola, IN. p.
Vanetta, Newark, o.
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Of Immigration for deportation
Vermont.
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-lcontlnned on page I've;
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lcOntinued on page seven.l
The Cairo bulletin., 1913-06-16
A Worker Appreciates This.

VIM. Morris, a resident of Flor
ence, Oregon, says: For the last
bladder incapaeitated me for all
work. About eight months ago |
began using Foley's kidney pills
and they have done what other
medicines failed to do, and now
am doing and feeling fine: | heart
lily recommend Foley kidney pills"
Foley kidney pills do not contain
habit forming drugs and are tonic
in action, quick in results. They
will help any case of kidney trouble
not beyond the reach of medicine.
The Cairo bulletin., 1913-06-16
Local Data Today.
WHooPING COUGH.

II have used Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy ever since ] have been KEEP
ing house and / consider It one O
the best medicines have ever used
MY children have all used i ana !
works like charm for colds ana
whooping cough. In fact. consider
ii good for any kind Of throat O.
lung trouble, and do not think any
household complete without IT,
writes L. G. Haines, Of Marbury, Ala
You will look good while befor'
you find better preparation thar
chamberlain's Cough Remedy 10
colds and whooping cough In chill
dren. 1t contains no narcotic and y
pleasant to take. For sale BY al
dealers
The Cairo bulletin., 1913-06-16
keets Mays .tag meals be-
mt 1s1s 80 M days ssterAtrial

his fed city prisonerSstl5 meals be-
fofTefrial and III days Sfteratriaf
and 50 days worked by city prison.
ers in May. 1918.
Under the rules the report was re-
ferred to the Commissioner OF Ae-
counts and Finances.
Commissioner Hurd introdueedsand
had read at length an ordinance en-
titled IAN Ordinance amending an
ordinance entitled An ordinance hx-
ing the salaries of various city Of
llieials' adopted June 2, 1918. by add
ing thereto section Il, fixing salary
of City Jailer.''
Commissioner Hurd moved the
adoption of the ordinance as read.
The motion was adopted by the fol-
lowing vote Aye-Feuehter, How
ley. Hurd, Kelly and Wood-5. Nay
none.
Commissioner Wood offered the
following resolution and moved its
adoption:
| BE 1T RESOLVED. by the City
,Coune of the Clay of Cairo, Illinois,
that the Superintendent of each de-
apartment be, and he is hexeby
authorized, to make or cause 10 be
made at an early date a complete IN
yentory of all property belonging
to or under the control of their re-
spective departments and deliver tbs
report to the Commissioner OF the
department of Accounts and Fin
'tances TO be by him filed; and II vii
be the duty of Commissioner OF Ae
ltounts and Finances to report tina
: fact with the summary of all inven
tories so filed. tn tho council
The motion was adopted by tn
g following vote: Aye Feuchter
lHowley, Hurd, Kelly and Wood ;
lNay-none.
! Commissioner Feuehter intro
}, idnced an ordinance entitled An or
Idinance creating the Office of o.
inspector. Defining His Duties an
q assigning said office to the Depart
u ment of Public Property" which wa
: read at length.
Commissioner Feuchter move
u that the same be placed on file fc
one week.
The motion was adopted by III
following vote: Aye Fenchte
lie Howley, Hurd, Kelly and Wood =
s. NayA-none.
4 The Mayor recommended ar
v moved the election Of Harry Hoo
" as City Attorney, for the term en-
ling April both. 1914. The motto
at was adopted by the following vot
as Aye -Feuchter. Howley, Hurd, Kel
a and Wood. Nay--none.
ell Commissioner Kelly moved to a
re iourn.
ed The motion was adopted by t
nd following vote; Aye - Feuchtt
en- l1owley, Hurd, Kelly and Wood
at Nay-none.
he The council then adjourned.
ms R0BT A. HATCHER,
ed City Clerk.
The Cairo bulletin., 1913-06-16
Ressntsd the Secrecy.

A new little brother had come 70
small Carew, and 1t was observed that
he looked sulky Being asked II ne
we're jealous or what allied him,
he made outEpoken answer: NO. ]
amt jealous, an | like the new kid
we'll enough for baby. but think
might have been told he was comm
How'd you all like 1t II was to walk
Int othe house tomorrow and lust
shout out, See, gotter a baby!' an
none Of you'd even SO much as heard
4 peep from me before?'
The Cairo bulletin., 1913-06-16
The Brilliant Stars of June.

by the end OF June. Mars, Venus,
Saturn and Jupiter will all be morn
ing starts, but Foley's Honey and
Tar Compound is at all times the
Star" medicine for coughs, colds
Group and whooping cough. A cold
In June Is as apt to develop into
bronchitis or pneumonia as at any
other time, hut not If FoIey's Honey
and Tar Compound is taken, Il
will surely head off the cold, and
heal the infamed membranes. The
genuine in a yellow package.
The Cairo bulletin., 1913-06-16
OFFICIAL PROCEEDINGS OF THE
COUNCIL, CAIRO, ILLINOIS,
JUNE 9th, 1918.
Council Chamber. Regular Meeting

Present. Hon. Walter H. Wood,
mayor. and Commissioners Feuchter'
Howley, Hurd and Kelly.
Absent: None.
MINUTES.
The minutes of the meeting OIL
June End, 1913. were read and, no
errors or omissions being noted, the
same were approved.
Mayor Wood submitted the annual
reports of Mrs. Anne +. sanoro'
President of the Board of Directors
Iof Cairo Public Library, and Mrs
En- T. Powell. Librarian, as follows;
June /. 1918.
The Honorable Mayor and CITY toah-
ell Of the City of Cairo, Ill;
Gentlemen: i,
In compliance with the laws OIL
illinois Soverning public libraries
we present to you the Report oil the
cairo Public Library for the year
Iune I 1912-May 81, 1913. In DO
ing so we respectfully call your at
tention to the itemized financial
stateners of the city fund ana othef
renor.s which have been carefully
oonni,ed The yicissitudes OF the
| year and that of the close OF the Tor
| NOR year have affected the library q
little, The circulation incidental 70
The closing of the library for some
waats was very naturally dimin-
Iished However, in general useful
ness especially regarding the use o.
The reading room and research amohs
the indexes and other reference
hooks and magazines there mas peer
Ia noticeable gain. More library
cards are in force, which means tina
lmore people are drawing DOCKS
| Great precautions were taken U
nresarve the books and other pro
| perty in April, involving muen Wort
ans axnense. There are now 1s.4al
volumes in the library. The annua
Inventory developed II unaccounte'
| Cor and several found that had form
erlv been reported missing
Il children's room has been opened II
line former reference room, and
Hong honk case constructed for tn
heading room now contains the rel
eronce books. Considerable expens
was incurred during the year,
waternroof compartment for coal an
1.-The furnace In the basement wa
constructed; an expense OF consid
lerable extent, but very necessary
THE fine trees received expert trea'
iment. the advantage they derived
leyident. A much needed light wa
/ Inlaced in front of the building, ~
. roof. guttering and terra Gotta r
J Ireiyed necessary repairs. with u
! Trimming expenses and the city asses
| lment for Improvements, and Il
I ldeficit at June /, 1912, the librai
Lslhas again overdrawn its fund. v
respectfully call your attention
these facts, and request you TO allo
line limit established for the comii
! lyear. we respectfully ask your
4 operation and advice in making u
4 library continue its usefulness, as
lis an asset in the cfty's lmportan
as a residential and business city.
!. Yours respectfully,
! Anna E. Stafford,
! president Of the Board of Directo
The Cairo bulletin., 1913-06-16
f,utsnoken intelligence.

A letter addressed TO my dear
Odd III Heaven written In q cnisd's
handwriting. was recently posted IN 2
Russian townlet As the address was
written In German. the Russian posi-
authorities forwarded It to the ger
man frontier post office at Tilsif Inc
postmaster OF the latter place return
Cd ii to its place Of origin with inc
following superscription: TO Do 70
turned. The addressee IL IN heaven
with which Germany has no commu
nication.
The Cairo bulletin., 1913-06-16
BEAUTIFUL WOMEN.

Il has been observed that beauti-
fui women always have good digese
ton. = IL your digestion Is faulty
Chamberlain Tablets will correct 1t
They are easy to take and most
agreeable in effect Fer sale by all
dealers.
The Cairo bulletin., 1913-06-16
THE MOST PRECIOUS
TEXT IN THE BIBLE
How Differently II Reads From
What We Once Supposed!
Says Pastor RUSSELL 5:

unintentienaily We Read Errors into
Cur Eioles-Our Eyes Were Dimmed
by Ozark Ages" Smoke-The Fog
Lifts-God's Glory Begins to Appear.
The Bible Shihes--its Truth IL the
Balm Of GiIead-Poor Discouraged
q Humanity Needs Just Such a God.
Shortly He Will Wipe Away All
Tears. aeAi.4.
The Cairo bulletin., 1913-06-16
for bill paid from fine fund.

The above reports were received
and filed.
Commissioner Howley of tae De-
partment of Accounts and Finances
reported recommending payment OF
the following claims and accounts:
Consolidated Hay G. Grain,
Co., feed. 3 invoices, fire
department, May, 1913 IS go
Mcknight Keaton Grocery
Co. box soap, fire dept,
June. 1913 ......... 90
&c. C. Kuykendln a'd Son,
supply fire dept, May,
1918 80. $50.
winter Bros, ice, oil etc.
/ "a bills) F. Dept. May,
1913 ....... s''.''.' ~
| fledbetter's Stables, veteri-
+, nary services, Fire Dept,
May. 1913 ........ Toe
/ VIM. oehler, blacksmithing,
Fire, Dept. May, 1918 4s.oe
Woodward Hardware Co,
Co, 100 1t. sash cord.
fire dept. May. 1913 l.zo
Maloney 4 Butcher, shoeing,
fire dept, May, 1913 o.ta
The Fair Furn. Co., spring
and mattress, fire dept,
May, 1913 ......- r., 10 20
Harry w. Schulz, medicine,
FIRE dept. May, 1913 liza
Weber VOTERS ID. G. CO., |
empty box, fire dept,
May, 1913 49,. .... 81
,Cairo Electric & Traction
/ Co. lights, 6 bi'lsl fire
I, dept, May 1879 ..... IL o.
Herman c. Schulz, sponge
4 fire dept, Mag, SIS So. 81
Cairo City Cos Co., gas, G.
billsl fire dept, May
1913 ........ ..+.. ~
Ehs 4 Greaney. mdse., fire
II dept, May 1913 $3.50. 10. 4
4 New York Store Mere. Co.,
II mdse e. bills) fire dept,
eli May. 1913 ..........3 1t 8
: New York Store Mere. Co,
mdse., &C b. Of II.
( bills), May, 1913 10 g
III H. Jones. Agt., transpor-
tation, ac b. Of H., May
al 1913 .. ....... s.s
u j. +. Luby. Agt,, transpor-
g tation. &C, b. OF n. May
i 1913 l..... ,.... .
il E. A. Burke, burial OF r.
III vine Harris, &C. b. of II.
= May, 1913 ......,.... S5.'
Cremoline Mig. Co, l Dbl,
dlsinfectant, &C. B. Of H.
i May, 1913 ..e+.....,. CO.
The Cairo bulletin., 1913-06-16

ideals are like stars: you will not
succeed in touching them with your
hands. But, like the seafaring man
On deserts of water, you choose them
as your guides, and following them
reach your destiny Carl Schurz.
The Cairo bulletin., 1913-06-16

Pasadena. Cal,
June 10. = Pastor
Russell spoke here
this afternoon and
evening. His even
ing sermon we re-
port. His text was,
God so loved the
world that He
gave His only be
gotten Son. that
whatsoever beIiey-
eth In Him should
not perish, but
b We everlasting
AZ
The Cairo bulletin., 1913-06-16
About Ttmeptecee.

Clocks often stop. but they seldom
stop with the hands at any one hour
Clocks and watches are said to stop
when their owners die, but such cases
are scarce.
The Cairo bulletin., 1913-06-16
Nothlno GETTING Away.

"That man who Just registered says
he is a light sleeper" remarked the
hotel clerk. Good exclaimed the
manager. Charge him extra for
light.s-Judge.
The Cairo bulletin., 1913-06-16
Euuentcs.

A great man is a woman's dream
incarnated. Only through the poten-
tial greatness of woman can appear
the militant greatness of man.--Wiu
Lexington Comfort.
The Cairo bulletin., 1913-06-16

j. r. Glynn has just received a
car load OF observation-disclosures paints
"a rarnisbas 6-14-7t
The Cairo bulletin., 1913-06-16
LIfe's Tearfulnsss.

did you ever cause your wife any
tearsg'' Il don't think SO. Certainly
not as many as leading actors and
actresses at matinees have caused
her" !.
The Cairo bulletin., 1913-06-16
Candid Statement.

Look upon the fool with patience
we have all been fools In our time
Florida Times Union.$
The Cairo bulletin., 1913-06-16

Houses painted with sherwin- Will
.Iams paint 10 years ago are still -
GOOD condition. For sale by j. =
c,vnn 6-Ii-1t
The Cairo bulletin., 1913-06-16

W. II. Bean, Agt., trahspo'
tation, &C. B. of H., May
1918 --....... ''''V'
p. c. Scullin, removal OF
garbage, b. of H., May,
,o,a 200. 90 |
Frank ]. Fitzgerald. stamps.
acct. b. of II. May, 1913 DIV
Ill. Cent. r. r. Co, frt. on
Dbl. disinfectant. b, OF IL.
May, 1913 1890, .'''~
st. Mary's Infirmary. care
and medicine ac. b. OF II.
May. 1913 ..,.,.'''' sf'''
Joe Mitchell. fumigating,
ac, b. of H., May 1913 80
Fl. II. Halliday, IL bbls.
lime, &C. b. of H., May
1918 ....... ...''.'.''
Woodward Hardware Co,
mdse. &C invoicesl. main
sewer, May, 1913 $3.50. lo'o'
Nj. I4ntz. feeding prisoners.
1l5 meals before and AIT
DAYS after trial, May 1918 1s2' 10
NJ. Lutz. salary as Police
Magistrate, May. 1918 20 w
|C. O. Foster, Circuit Clerk,
recording bond of Robt
A. Hatcher, May. 1873. 10
A. ]. Ross, J. P, 10 per
cent. of s236.50 collect
- !. enos Nav 1918 35,47
Hunter Bird, Is per cent OF
| 1850 COLLECTED in fines,
by A. j. Ross, May, 1918 5o.4'
Jno. I. Walsh. prof. SER
| vices, acct. T. of H., May,
| 1913 t't''
The Lazarus Co., 2 Gro.
empty bottles, &C. B. of
| H. May, 1913 ...,.... 90
| Woodward Hardware Co,
i ? galv. sprinklers and
| tin funnel, &C. b. OF H.,
Il May, 1918 .........,. l.Si
IWm. Fl. Fields, professional
services. account B. of H.,
May and June ...... la'o
Maloney & Butcher, repairs
to hose on streets, tiusher,
etc. account B. of II. q
billsl. May, 1913 ....... 90
Lowers Drug Store, Do
J BELLS SOL. atomizer, &C
count b. of H.. May, 1913 ~
The DePree Chemical Co,
J gro. disinfeetant. account
B. of H., May. 1913 ~ =
Cairo Electric & Traction
o Co.. electric light, @il,
May. 1913 $50. .,.t ... A.
woodward Hardware Co., |
o butcher knife. Jail, May,
1913 So. .'., -....'.'
The schutter Agency Co,
2 adjustable telephone
brackets. police head
quarters, June, 1913 81
Cairo City Gas Co, gas.
council chamber, May,
1913 49,. 1853. ....5+.. =
Ernest Nordman, stamps.
city Offices, May. 1919 D.
Geo. D. Barnard & Co, 2 in
dex hooks, city clerks Of
fee, May, 1913 So. 49,. o.
Central Union Tel. Co, tolls,
20 Ii headquarters,
March, 1913 ,.% .... +.
Ernest Nordman, express on
hose for street fusher,
May, 1913 -. $3.50. i.
O. p. Hurd. expenses, trip
to Springfield, March,
1918 .t..... s..*.. ~
Cairo Water Co, hydrant
rental, May, 1919. 1880. $50
The Western Union Tel. Co,
messages, city offices, May,
1918 $780,. .......'
a Woodward Hardware Co,
;" padlocks, dog pound, May,
= 1913 .t.. 49,. ...,~.. !
= Chas. II. Miller, expenses ac-
count trip to Memphis,
May, 1913 49,. $50. -
Woodward Hardware Co,
screw drivers and water
cooler, city Offices May,
1913 ......., ......., .
The Citizen Co, notice for
bids for dirt on levee,
May, 1913 ....,... 80. |
Central Union Tel CO., rent
ut of phones. 22nd Pine, May
OF and June ..,.. ....... 3
10 ]. NJ. Anderson, days cut
. ting grass at st. Mary's
II park, May. 1918 ....... 10
10 John Ggg, hauling benches
and trash out of st.
- Mary's Park, May. 1918. 2
DC g. L. Brown, cutting grass at
90 St Mary's Park, May,
1913 49,. . ...
,e2 Geo. Thomas & Co., matches
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1913-05-23

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