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Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-02-07

Ne9ietnng, be aur3eit ibreH Sis IN
8alona aufedfIagen bat. itebt So
mail SemaI.9e. Elm losfa aus Be.
rat. SD lernfe i'm Dor balo 80
tohren auf einem fleinen 9anbeut
bei attabio in aIeinaiien fenner.
Do1in i'm Sultan aboul Samto iei.
Her l~iberalen 8eiinnungen wegen in
8%erbannuns seiflidt bate. or nur.
oe ipater begnaoi9t. erbieIi einen
Sls i'm Stootsrot. muBte a5er oann
pleoer fluhten. 1ssmail aemol lit
Elm gebiloeter 1uno bohbeaobtcr
9Fann, Der atboniihk Iiirfiih. @rie.
hEfh. 6ran3Thh uro 5taIienif9
lprld)t. 6iir Die Ieutihen bot er,
claude i6. nid,t niel ibrie. sn 20.
lltIiher &infihi gnIt er bon icber aIs
panfelniiti9 uno einigeratnien I'm.
'uperldiia. Mnnhe Der oieIcn
NreunOe Der ritterliten Stipetoten
botten on Der Niege oes neiien
Staotenge6iIScs lieber einen on6e.
rem berpcrraaenoen AI6aner. Die
J. 2. Den friiheren BroBtpeiir ,Serio.
Qoihn ODER aber 3urfan.Yoiha. ben
iesigen tirfiiten 9otidniter in Ye.
tersburg. geiebea.
Nui men iflieflif oie 0obl bcs
jntiinitiaen Serrider5 oes Qdnoes
Iaaen mirb. lit nntirlif nod urbe.
Itimmt. Won fpridt BON tilrilifen
O0er a8pptiihea ErinSen. aud Sob.
ne europ1iider 15iiritenhGuicr. >. 9.
Der oaniihe Erirs Saralo. meroen
a%eHannt. giuige Gabrfheinlldfeit
iheint es oud gu bnben, oaB Elm
Wiits!iea DER aiien %rum1niiGlaa
SoipotnreniomiIien, ). 9. elm Obi.
70 o0er aber Elm 3errpa;i0ter oes jett
rcaiercEOen rumiuiiden 1onigsbau.
les 81 Der neuen @iiroe berufen
miro. Tarin miiroe zine europ1iih.
Nnerfennuna Der Hberaus Iopaleu
un6 %semdBi9ten &altumg Iieaen.
meldle Rum0uieu mdhreno ser lee.
ten sroBeN 9alfoufriie beiuabrt bat.
3usleId abcr aud cine .Gnptotio
beneuolentiae" fir Bic Siertelmiaioa
areo-@aIad)en. Die i'll benz Heuen
Staote pohnen merber.
Widtt iueniqe betratten Sen flei.
ren 9uturi.sitnGt oeeiin geruobnern
i9u4lt uRo Gr5uuaa nHbefanHte ge.
griife ieien. als Elm haItIoie5 8ebil.
be, oeiien lfnGbtdnaigFeit balO seuue
Der @iferiuf)t' Hno Ser SeItegiar Der
9tahbarn gum Gpier iollen meroe.
Dian t0nnte ongeaen a~aeroings ira.
gen. mann eiaentlIdl Den 8eDohnern
zines 2anoes, in Dem felt Der 8olfer.
nanoeruua llrfetSoe. Stamn. uno
ausirartIge Sample ulcnlals aufae.
bort baben. @elegeulett 6ur Grlon-
eltrlg elmer h0heren aulturituie &c.
aeben moroeu lit. Oenn 81 tetner 3eit
bat Aos 2idt Ger Qualification in Die.
len iinitcrTten Winfel GuropaS him
einaelcuhtct %GlaS aber Die guf.
~rehterhuItuna Der lluobban9Igtelt
oe5 3utupftsItaates ord,etrifit, 70
nraq 3utdd,It nodlmaIs ouf Den nod
nieyuals ocbrodenen ltnabbangt9.
feitsiinn Ser Sfipetaren binaemie.
len meroen. bel oenen bel @erteioi.
alua oes Seimetsioroes Die Reli.
oionsl1uterIhieoe ltets in cen Sinter.
orltnn trctcn. 4aut, i'm iibrigen
id,eiut mir in Ser Giieriuft nidi
nl,r Der tIeinen Nod,boritaaten, ion.
BERN bouptiddtid, Ser beioen an ser
j3rtfunit Ntbaniens sltn1tit intere.
Tierter @rcBm1dlte cher cine &C.
rdhr fir Sen @eitono oes neiien
Stnntes oIs cine @eSobr Fir oeuiel.
ben 81 liepen.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-02-07
ttlitts,
Vierens iino @lai,
8ranfbeiten,

Obitruftionen. Nnitrensuns. Sdmera i'm
Giiden, &laie nno Rieren. pergrbBerte
3ruien, &eru0litot, Nnihwelunsen.
tlu ptraiitune, S~antirnnibett, auSihIas.
@eftmnre, mehen Muno ooer Sals, anaes
ihmolene 9riien, ihleimise Elsden. aupfer
abnIife 6lfden, rbeumatilde Shmersen,
erena, SUDDEN. Bremen.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-02-07

Weme Vefen tehren GMf. Jr lel'
wsm Reueu. ioeben IN lsin Ant etnse'
SeeteH @ouuerneur @owaro =. dunno
Sat aHisr 3ahbarltaat Saiucis nun
'sRSlih wisoer sinmal Elm oemotra
si(hes O~bsrbaupt. Ssit span
5ia Sabreu. ieit BEN NuSldeioen
Gltselos, bat er eth loltss ntht sepabt.
akr or. Dunno bat ihlsdt anesfan
3eu. inoem er siue san,e Wahs uon
S.rbrshern aus BEN StaatsSuhtbiuit
Swrier 6ano bssnabiat bat. Dls MUG
gzesiAish lt6n erihsinen. ober De,
6sreftigtslt tn benz uon Ierbrshsrr
hdwaeluhten @aicaso tit ss elm lhleh'
TIT Twult. -
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-02-07
r eaubbeit fam nid,t aebeilt

peroen hurh lutule @ppIitattonen. neil lie
Den ire MEN 3heiI oes Shrfs Hiht erreiten
ionneu. @s gibt nur einrn 8es. Die 9aub'
ben 81 %turireu, uno her 1T ourt cDn'titutios
neue SeiImittPE. 5aubbeit uiro ourd etuen
entjinoeten 9uitanh Der itIeir'oeu Nus.
ileiouns Der euitaHifheu 66hre peruriaht.
Nenn eieie Rohre fif e%ntsinoet, habt ihr
eiuen rumpelnben Sou ODER unuolipmme.
mes 8ebor; uno fpeun tie gans geihlohen
1T, erfclgt 9aubbfit. unb wenn Die @ntSiln
oun9 nttt seboben uno bieie Hobre pieeer
in ihren eehorisen 3uitano oeriett neroen
lam, uiro eas @ehor fir INNER ser'tori
tuereen: neun 6due unter sehn peroen
onrh @otarrh ueruriaht, peIter nihts ole
elm entaiinbeter 3uitauo Der IhIeimieen
Ober1dfen lit.
Nir iporen einhuuoert Dollars fir ieoer
ourh @otarrb perurintten san ron Sauhs
belt aeheu. ben mir uiht burdl @jnnehnier
uon Sdn's eatnrrh 9ur beilen tcuncn. 2a6i
@uh umipnlt 9irtuldre ton1mcn.
i. 8. Gheuen & 6 O., SoIeop, Z
~ Sertauit pon alien Nnpihefern, TIC.
Sau's Samiiien RiIen Iino Die beiisn.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-02-07
Gomptimente fir uniere @roi,,

stable. Den Yeltbeuieu am aurper ost
Ratioa: Gin g%sfuifisr 6err bat in
eHem Srtefe an Rapor 8npuor Yten
9od ais oas r8etibul Der
bstte" bejeihust. 0aS 1T INNER
Ho& ntht 10 ihlimm tuts be 8eis,d.
aGHs. Die iih Gbicaao BON Dem en9lls
idea. nit Der Titanic unterseennleusn
SOHraaIlltsu Stsao asiallsn lalisn
4Hnste. Der ertIirte. 6 1lcd9p lei stn,
~2dfdeuausgabe Der 0Dlte"
t5eldses Compliment Der englIlhe 90
actatilt Rsir oarbie nod usrlhbnerte. in
Deed er meiute. Die 0ole iei eine Il.
fGswaussabe uou Chicago"
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-02-07
prdmien Site.

Gin yabr i'm peraus betdhIenee
ubonmemten erhalten lie einen
gdR5ueu Haleneer ais Prdmie
gratis uHe p%ortofrei. lin Prd-
wtten Rns iotsenee ,nr ausWabl
oortanoeH:
Eeaturopcn, todoou fino orei5ebn Hum'
sRerH %erffleneHl.
prdmien oeoen Mehr-
;ablun9.
Aodbbud.
g5feieeg's oeutIh aneritaniffes Rofbuh
far tleiRe ffdmilien. Bon Balorniar
S1se9er. YreiS rs Gents.
RGbmaidbinen.
GSe .Rorbferu~ Ndhmaiaine RO. / wiro
,saf 5 3ahre lhriftlid garantirt, crop
1heao". Bchdule, EXTRA feine BoIitur, ale
saewefsen SerbeieruugeH, abioIut Die bette
Wei1ine. bic iir irseno sInen Breis ere
tditftd3 ut 1928
Ete .R0roiteru". Ratmalhtue Ro. 2, &C.
pau wie Ro. 1. nur NIT autbouiatbllf1fm
.Trop 0eao". $26
Ese r4oroleru"' Edbmafhine Ro. T.. IN
ayeioeu Dat 4. 0ebduie. autbo matiibem
..sgeaiH 9iit~, Ruaellager . @eltel init
saSthomatifhfm BELT Meplacet~, hobem
tiru,. sebdrtete Stdbltbeiie. ole .Nttod'
azesnts- IN Sanmet's tditfJen. Cine CUTE
T9RaihiHe ga BEN iehr blatsen Br.is BON
9aur----...-.. ................HIV
De -Roroiteru"s Nufaine SO. 4, seuOu wte
no. 8. nur in 3est'9abin 5orm. $40
'Ule oieie gQaidinen limb about garau.
atrt- Die ssraht bat Der Rdufer 81 trdBen
Tw6 Ne betrd9t bon SOC bis 81, Ie mad Der
GftaHa.
9eie Erdmieulilte wiro obne weitere
%totis uon iSeit gu Belt ergdnbt uno oerdns
Ssert, sao oiele &reiie ridten Iih nab Dem
yeneiilacu Dtartperth.
IA g,sJseu uub 5ideriteH m Is, eds @eIo ptt
0oAaaiuft u 3 (gleHeu Creer). bic Der BetuisiiisT
VA beu gsobereu GrttcbdfttH ausae1eu tdnu, III Reer
tenSea q euio gut uuo fcher itub bic or ireHs
r1rrs {taHa q lueiAe bic Nseuteu In aueu grpteb
{ Ststtsasa a%astenea. sBtHH man bas D8elo per Bot
EH@et&nra ODER per 0fprebduIDtiiuna idltdt 1T &c
GiAt netnIueRoia. ben betrsfeabea Brtet reathrtreu d
E9fs CT, ssenR be aoreNe beatlt aeLhrirbeu III eeai
VAR eaaegeH Ddaraee In ben 6riet, 10 tpute ote1er
1dt s~eaifrirt pcreeu. I'M fdher ~ ieiu, bah oerieibt
aAtiz safommt. jar 9slbfsnbuHaeu In e~in'udhsm
etstrfhtHHe a. erRehmeu rutt tsiHeriet Brrantiport
NstntsIf- Z q fdns ocH Aoresperduhernuaeu uergeHe
agas q nthi. biz ate sosaiotehi iute ote usnt
q shsfFcr an5une eu. bean loRii touuen lpir ben Raa
aHeu IN ben Hnd1eru oar Hidt FHoeu.
wesnea Cteers olrttH Httt, rue Dos 10 OF ~ge'dbteht,
Hts seEmeintftde Cntttuua tHrhdbtbdf tea per
srs. fsahem ERs ben eritien bttBuIesen.
Quitting erIolst Hur ourh aenoeruns
'0es Hatams ouf Dem aoreBItreifen.
Noa aersiiire eiufah:
~NORDSTERN''. La Crosse. Wis.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-02-07
91ute uitp.
Ter ucrlaneue aaiicrpalait in
Xefina.
tEreife pom HaHaoon 81 Beno.l'

Gin ioeben aus Der r~perbotenen
Staot" 5arufgetebrter ErtnS bat
etn troltlolea quo Don Den bort berr.
lUeIuOen 3uItau0en %enr1uorien. Sn
Den unJegelIren Haunlen oe5 Winter.
palalies bault, Don allen Terrpun0ten
ulD Oreuu0en peclal1en, Die Raile.
rtnsSlime mo Der tirroIlhe &alier
III traurt8er GInfunteit. Wobl ltno
nod elnlge bunOert eunuhen od,
aber ale Brin5en uno Sorbeamten
uro ole SepoDnerinnen oes faiier.
Iiden Sarems BADEN lid beimli1
aus Dem Stoube gemaht. Nod Der.
ben ie9en Gag 10 utto 10 oiele bun.
bert Shafe ulto 8eiliigel, mie es bic
Sronun9 oes taiierllhen 3auS5ultes
corihreibt. 9eidlahtet. ober IS lit
nienlano %, I'M lie 5u elien. uno 10
baben ole Resger auBerbal6 Der YER.
botenen Sto0t cine biaige Se3ugs.
ouele gefunoen. Die @unufen iino
odn5llh urubeaurlihtiat uno baben
roh uito nod piele 8oitbar.titen &c.
raubt mo uerfouit. Wenn nihts ge.
ld)iebt. UNI oieiem 2reiben @inbolt
5n tim, Deroen Die Faldite balo gdn5.
lid ausgerduntt Icin. Die 2ulierin.
Mitue uadjt Gag ul,b Naht, iie magt
c5 nid,t, nad Dem Sommerpolalt
iibersulieoein neil es lid in Nnito.
Id,ufrciien berumgeiprod,en bat, ooB
n,an lie totem miiroe. iobaIo lie lid
ouBcrboIb Der uerbotenen Staot ieben
IieBe. Ter @aiier lit Elm Sinh. oos
nid)t begreiit. mas uor lid deht. Or
ipieIt ben qan3an fo1 nit 9leiioIoo.
ten. IN europ1i'd,en areiien in Te.
fin1 beHolnrt nan. onB Sic ~oerbotene
Stu0t nid)t IN elm Ntuieum. dbnlif
Gem GremI ron Wosfau. um1epau.
belt miro. Cine Neuteroepeihe be.
Tu0t Sic aniicrin-@inpe babe gebe.
ten, hen fo'Ierlif1en SnusfrnIt mad
bern SommerpoIaIt ST. uerleaer uro
bic nerboteGc Stoot auu Sis Der
ReihsreNieruna Al MAIDEN.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-02-07
SD fmriere Gle.
@ittelnlte unO nlte MGnner.

Sd asbranhe bic beittn Me'hobeu CUR 3nr
bon WaricDie Wer8r0Rernns. @s lit
elm fnoti9 gebniheIter. geilphtener, tpurin'
dbnlider 3uitanb Der Noern. Spmpfome =
Neb poer Shmersen in Der &eite ooer
int 8iidcn. Shwdhe. 8erluit an Sc.
benstraft. Maneel on @nereie.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-02-07
Maatnteioen.

5hnerseu i'm ARaecn. appetit.SerIuSt Ems.
pepiio, Seriippiune ihlehten Geitmad
oofr gthrm. trantes 8ppffpet. ouieeblaien,
cersbrcuuen, iaueres Nuflto5en, 8a:airb,
Saie, Ho9en, Rerp6iitGt.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-02-07

Zine Cbrfeige fur Nagsl. Gle
Imtsibdtigtett oes 0nuoelsietret0te
&GaeI uno leiues 9anoIansers gSltliam
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SersiAtpGhe

Sladern. G~usieeen, Serstiopfrn, sdmcr,en
am St;5en, IN her Seite ODER ShuIterbIGtt.
'urser Niheni. ihudt. iinieno, falt uuo
StminHelnninGe. Auihtpe Iuueen, Aheuma'
.''r''s. a!cpien lei aufresuRs ooer Nn'
%itreuquna.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-02-07

ID T.. TU BIN.
SchillerBldg. Chicago. Ill.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-02-07

''s ''' tie sAI'is Gail Contract 0spt. Tslspauus No. ~
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-02-07
3atarrb.

Gusipuden. Rnielnuien ober Raies
HieSeu, oumpies 8opiueh,
Saut he't. Stmeri in ben 9iereu,
Slaie, Nurqs, Nesen poer Ginseueioe mag
ieiH.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-02-07

sprrden : ie nor oOer iareisen eie Il,
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prdnien eeoen Mehr-
;abluno.

s5feisey's oeutIh : ameriianifdes Sohbuf
far tletRe fdmilien. Bon BaIornlar
5hreper. Yreis 25 Gents.
The Cairo bulletin., 1913-12-25
sage TEA DANDY
TO DARKtN HAIR
Look years younger! Use the cid
time Sage Tea and Sulphur and
Nobody viii know,

You can turn gray faded haif
beautifully dark and lus'rous al
most over Etsht if you'll get a 80
cent bottle OF "Wy6th's Sag and
sulphur Hair Remedy" at any l'l9
store. Millions of bottles OF this old,
famous Sage Tea Recipe are sold an
urally, Gays a wen known drUgsi3'
here. because it dafkens the hair so
naturally and evenly that 40 one
can tell it has been applied
Those whose hair is turning gray
becoming faded, dry, scragg'y and
thin have a surprise awaiting them
beca,tse after one or two appl;ca
ions the gray hair vanishcs ana
YOU locks become luxuriant" dark
and beautiful-al dardruft goes.
scalp itching md falling nair steps
This is the age OF youth. Gray
haired. unat ractive folks aren't
wanted around, so get busy with
''Wyeth's Sage and sulphur tonight
and you'll be delighted with Your
dark. handsome hair arl youl
youthful appearance within few
days Advt.
The Cairo bulletin., 1913-12-25
MOUND CITY


The pupils OF the various rooms
in the public schools rendered ap-
propriate Christmas exercises Tues
day afternoon and the following
program was given BIZ Grade seven
of Lowell school under the auspices
of Miss Rose McNeile:
Song. Merry Christmas. MAKE
the Christmas Ring" Chorus.
Reproduction, The Serouge's
Christmas" Class.
Christmas Drawings. Pupils.
Five-minnte talk with Christmas
greetings. Supt. Selby.
Response, Glass.
Opening of gifts from pupils, Miss
McNeile.
Postal Shower to Glass, Miss Nc
Nellie.
The children in the Primary de-
partment at the Mckinley school
rendered programs and were given
treats by the teachers. The schools
were closed Tuesday afternoon for
the holiday vacation and will re-
main closed until January 5,
Mr.. and Mrs. d. +. Norton and
daughter Fern, will spend the holt
DAYS with friends and re.StIe at
Gossett, III.
Mrs. Carrie Spence will be the
guest OF her sister. Mrs. Hiram Cal
vim at Olmsted, Christmas day,
Miss Rowena Ollie will spend
Christmas with her brother, DR.. c
l.. Ollie and family in Cairo.
Capt. and Mrs James Bartle@or
of Olmsted, were in the city Tues
y day.
Fred Culp and Fred Johnson made
an automobile trip to the Poor Farm
near Qlmstead Wednesday where
they Distributed a Christmas dona
| ton sent to the inmates By f. !
Kuny. They made the trip in Mr.
Kuny's machine.
Misses Frances and Mary Mes
and their brother. Coleman are
spending the holidays with their sis
ter. Mrs. Joseph Huber at Mounds
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Trantham
John Trantham and Miss May In
CERT of Paducah are visiting Mr.
and Mrs. George Eichhorn,
r. W. Rushing left WEDNESDAY
| for Anna where he will spent
Christmas with relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs Robert Arnold an
daughter, Christie May, are visiting
| relatives at Paducah
Mrs. William Morris OF East ST
The Cairo bulletin., 1913-12-25
Louis is spending the holidays with

Louis is spending the holidays with
her daughter Mrs. l.. Z. Stophiet.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oryal Coleman OF
Linton, Ind, will arrive Thursday
evening TO visit Mr.. and Mrs. ". ii.
Ashbaugh OF Third and Poplar
street. Mrs. Coleman was formerly
Miss Laura Benjamin and has sew
eral acquaintance here.
Miss Ida Belle Barter and her
peice. Tiny Watkin; of Cairo, spent
Tuesday afternoon with Mrs. Carl
Parkman
George Starkes of West Frank
fort. H.. vii spend Christmas with
mis- mother, Mrs. II. +. Starkes oil
Poplar street.
Mrs. James Dolan and daughter
Miss Marie. Miss Moliie Campbell
| Miss Mary Mulroney, Mrs, W. =.
Wall, Miss Mary Browne, Miss
Kate McNeile. Mrs. Joseph Fuller
ton and neice, Miss Mary Overstreet.
Miss Lucille Wehrenberg, Miss Ber-
nice Biggs and Miss Flora Wehren-
berg were Cairo visitors Tuesday
afternoon.
NJ. and Mrs. Claude Johnson and
daughter, Claudine of Mounds, Will
spend Christmas with Mrs. j. W.
Johnson and family.
&. e. Pritchett, b. l.. Hendricks
and w. A. Barry who have been on
| southern tour in the interest Of
the Williamson -Kuny Mill and Lum-
Der company. are at home for holt
| days.
Miss Tina Gwinn and Albert
Pamplin were married at $50
O'Clock Wednesday evening az the
home of the brides sister. Mrs. John
Gull on upper Commercial avenue.
Rev. NJ. Il. Baker, pastor OF the
Methodist Episcopal church read
the service. Only few friends and
| relatives were present. The bride
is the daughter of Mrs. MARGARET
Gwin and the groom is the son OF
Mr.. and Mrs. W. F. Pamplin.
The Cairo bulletin., 1913-12-25
A Christmas Question.

Now isn't 1t funny, how things
grow up to be Custom observed by
all ages, this habit of Christmas you
see? How each tries to gladden. an
other no matter how poor they may
he. In the home of the peasant or
palace you'll find the Christmas
tree. Then as the shades gather
softly and father comes home for
the night. and mother gets busy as
she can. and soon everything's al
right--you'll reckon. we're looking
for someone, who'll come with q a
whiz and a whir, in little red suit
of flannel, with collar and cuffs OF
fur. And in each little face looking
upward all shining and round you'll
see that hope written plainly. for
toys, books, TOLLS and all. that.
| wonder anu wonder and wonder
how many are taught to know thai
this was baby's birthday. baby
of long ago. And fancy as looking
way back there to where the Christ
Child lay that no othe- Christmas
was happier than that first Christ
mas day. He came to the meek and
lowly--He came to the pure In
heart. so as you are getting and
gising-a gift to His cause set
apart. For Low am with you al
ways and to the end of the earth
Now while it is years ago. remem-
Der twas Jesus birth.
The Cairo bulletin., 1913-12-25
CHRISTMAS.

Christmas Day. Dc, Il. Will be
observed al the Cairo postohlce.
Carriers will make the morning de-
livery and collection trips but no
othcr service will be required OF
them on that day. General delly-
cry windows will close at noon.
Money order and registry divisions
will be closed all day. Mail will be
dispatched from the postohlce same
as on other days.
SIDNEY b. MILLER,
Postmaster
The Cairo bulletin., 1913-12-25
TAKE NOTICE.

Discharging of fire arms within
the city limits is by law prohibite!
also the discharging OF blank cart
tridges and toy pistols with pap =
caps. SO beware, as the law will be
enforced
Y. A. FULLER,
12-24 ct. Chief of Police.
The Cairo bulletin., 1913-12-25
PERSONALS

Mrs, Dora Grain OF Poplar str eet,
is visiting at villa Ridge.
Miss June Dixon of 222 Eleventh
street, is spending the holidays at
Memphis.
John Rodger Of Virginia, Mimi.
is the guest Of Miss Mary Wright of
eighth street.
Alex Randall of St. Louis, is the
guest of his mother Mrs. Frances
Randall of Ninth street.
Miss Nina IIolms of Tamms. is
the guest of her sister, Mrs. {. !.
Butts of Highland avenue. 49,
Mrs. Kate Shumaker and son re-
turned yesterday from Mt. Vernon
where they have been visiting.
Mrs. Jesse Beadles and children
of $40 Thirty-sixth street, are visit
ing relatives at Kenton, Tenn.
Mrs. Peter Lind, Jr., of i114 fed-.
ar street, is visiting her mother
Mrs. Mary Bailey at Paducah.
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Just received shipment Of import
ed China teas, hand made ladies'
silk slippers and other Chinese ar
ticles suitable for Christmas gifts
at PA Eighth street up stairs.
Chop Suey restaurant. 1921 81
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REMOVAL NOTICE.

The Candee Insurance Agency
have moved their offices from Gil
Ohio Street to Suite Els, Halliday
Estate Building, y. +. Corner OF
Eighth and Washington.
Advt. 1870 &
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REFUSES XMAS PARDONS.

Atlanta, Ga. Dec. 2t.--Gor. John
NJ. Stanton of Georgia, breaks prece-
dent. by refusing TO grant Christmas
pardons: saws he sees no reason for
letting guilty people ont of prison
merely because its Christmas.
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Miss Nina Lee Powell left last
evening for ST. Louis, where she will
visit relatives during the holidays.
Horton Crehan of Flora, Ill, is
the guest OF his parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. j, r. Crehan OF Eighth street.
Mrs. w. r. Soublette of Eighth
street is the guest OF her parents,
Rev. and.gMrs. A. j. Hess OF Column
bus, Ky.
p - -
Winn Munroe OF Cross street. left
yesterday for Columbus, Ky, where
he will iein his wife who is visiting
relatives -
P. c. Scullen of Murphysboro. is
is the city visiting his wife and
family q s5l,5 Walnut. street for a
few days.
Miss Florence Wood of Murphys-
bore. H., is the guest of her sister,
Miss Jen. O. Wood of 1903 Washing
ton avenue.
Little Miss Leola Mae Faudree
who is i'll with scarlet fever at her
home on lower Washington avenue.
is improving.
Mrs. Simon ID. Halves of Barlow
Ky. has returned to ner home after
visit to her cousin, Miss Eta
Evans of Sixth street
Mr.. and Mrs. John Ticrnan of G3a
Twcnty-seventh street, left last
night for Evanston, H., where the
will spend the winter.
Miss Elizabeth Casey of Sixth
street is spending the Christmas
holidays with John Mccormick and
family of Neelyville, Mo.
Robert McCarey of AL Thirty
fifth street left Yesterday for Kansas
City, Mo-. to join his wife on a
holiday visit to relatives. ="
Nj. and Mrs. Fred Lacey and two
daughters. Virginia and Anna Lee.
of Woodlawn. H.. are here to visit
their niece, Mrs. II. A. Moreland.
Miss Addic Leonard, formerly Of
tbs city but now of. Chicago. is
guest OF Mrs. L. G, Pink and Miss
Virginia Rennic, for the holidays.
Howard Ppnnebaker left yestcr-
day for South Columbus, Ky, to
spend The holidays with his parents
Mr.. and Mrs c. q S. Pennebaker
Miss Cornelous Smith a student
of Cairo high school; left yesterday
for her home in Vienna to spend the
Christmas holidays with her pal-
ents
6. W. Buchanan of the Cairo Boat
store was called TO Rising sun,
Ind, Yesterday on account of the
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Younger Set Dance.

The Younger Set Christmas dance
will be given at the X. NJ. X. {. hall
this evening. The affair is In
charge of Messrs Thomas Foian'
Charles Quellmaltz and Charles Nj
gent.
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G. W. Buchanan of the Cairo Boat
store was called TO Rising sun,
Ind, Yesterday on account of the
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Mrs. Alvin Lynch has returned
from San Antonio. Texas. where she
has been spending several weeks
with her sister. Mrs. Harry Stewart
formerly of this city, Mr.. Stewart
is travelling auditor for the Adams
Express Company with headquart-
ers at San Antonio.
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Hon. and Mrs Walter Warder
and daughter. Miss Winifred Fair
fax and son Walter b. Warder, are
spending Christmas with Mrs. Fran
ces Jackson at Vienna, Ill.
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Miss Alice Hastings who is a stu
dent at Smith College is spending
the Christmas vacation with her
mother. Mrs. Anls Hastings of up
per Washington avenue.
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Miss Cornelious Smith student
of Cairo high school; left yesterday
for her home in Vienna to spend the
holidays with her par
ents.
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death of his sister, Mrs. Harriet
Newman.
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Howard Hennebaker left yestcr-
day for South Columbus, Ky, to
spend The holidays with his parents
Mr.. and Mrs. c. b S. Pennebaker
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Miss Addic Leonard, formerly Of
tn city but now of Chicago. is
guest OF Mrs. L. G. Pink and Miss
Virginia Rennie, for the holidays.
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Mrs. Dora Grain OF Poplar str ect,
is visiting at Villa Ridge.
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Miss Nina Lee Powell left last
evening for St. Louis, where she will
visit relatives during the holidays.
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Mrs. Peter Lind. Jr., of l114 ted-
ar street, is visiting her mother,
Mrs. Mary Bailey at Paducah.
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John .Rodger OF Virginia MINI,
is the guest of Miss Mary Wright OF
Twenty-eighth street.
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Mr. and Mrs. Fred Lacey and two
daughters, Virginia and Anna Lee,
of Woodlawn. Ill.,, are here to visit
their niece, Mrs, II. A. Moreland.