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The Cairo bulletin., 1913-11-24

WANTED-To exchange new
seven room cottage, electric lights,
gas, for $50 cash and assume $500
loan. Located 635 Thirty-fourth
on paved street. SPANN, REAL
ESTATE MAN. Bell phone 40S,
Home 10. lilo If
The Cairo bulletin., 1913-11-24

WANTED-To purchase good
folding bed Apply w. C. care Bull
letin. 11-21-7t,
The Cairo bulletin., 1913-11-24

Finest line of fishing tackle In
stock. New line of loaded shells re-
ceived, safe opened, combination
changed. Keys made; guns and re-
volvers repaired. H. e. NICE, AZ
Commercial avenue, Cairo. Ill. Home
phone 212-K. .
The Cairo bulletin., 1913-11-24

WANTED-Positio by expert
enced stenographer. Address K,
care of Bulletin. 11-22 II
The Brunswick news., 1913-04-18
CITIZENS URGED
TO SUBSCRIBE
COMMITTEE HAVING 5RANTLEY
POPULAR SUBSCRIPTION FUND,
ISSUES sTATEMENT.

The special committee having ia
charge the Brantley testimonial, are
anxious to close the matter up during
the coming week and with that end
in view. have addressed the follow
ing notice to the people of this city:
We, the members OF the committee.
appointed to provide by popular sub
scrfption. a suitable testimonial to
the Hon. w. G. Brantley in aeknowl
edgement Of his splendid work for
cur city and as well OF his able and
distinguished record Ia congress, beg
leave to call your attention to the
fact that we haKe placed a subscrip-
tion list in ea6b Of the banks and
drug stores of Sbe city, where we will
be pleased to have you call and sub
scribe an amodnt OF one dollar or
less at an early date. 1t is desired
that this testimonial shall be present.
ed by the whole people, and there.
fore you arssiaYited to subscribe just
such an aneant As suits you.
Very truly yours,
y y Atkinson, Chairman,
1F. ID. Aiken.
H. F. ounwody,
c. Downing,
c. II. Leavy,
J. w. Bennett,
r. o. M. strachan,
Albert Fendlg,
J. 3. Wright, Committee.
The people Of Brunswick should
respond to this call from the com.
mittee promptly and thus enable ii
to bring to a close the very happy
and most appropriate occasion.
The Brunswick news., 1913-04-18
SMART mIsoREANr AT WORK.

Thought He Pulled of Glover Trick
on The News.
Representing himself to be Jasper
Harvey and 'phoning The News that
a son of Mr.. Harvey, william. had
accidentally shot himself Wednesday
night. some smart young man. whose
Identity wiz probably never b
known NougN he pulled off quite a
stunt when hS misled the paper in
announcing tn accident yesterday
morning.
This scoundrN whoever he may
be, called up The News about III
o'clock Wednesday night, and, say
tng he was Air. Harvey, told Of hoy.
the young man was accidentally shot
AS matter OF fact, no such acci.
dent occurred. and Just what pleas.
ure or satisfaction the person had ii
iphoning such false statement u
the office is unknown. However
such tricks are liable to get some on
into serious trouble.
The Brunswick news., 1913-04-18
NOT
TO Be REMOVED
THIS is THE ANNOUNCEMENT
MADE BY POSTMASTER GEN
ERAL BURLEsoN.

The effort Of GEORGIA Democrats 10
have all Republican postmasters in
the state removed and democrats ag-
pointed in their places, viii no doubt
fail. according to the following. sent
Out from Washington yesterday:
Postmaster General Burleson an
nounced today that it was the admin
istration's policy to continue all re.
publican postmGsters now in office to
the end OF their term, provided no
charges were sustained against their
efficiency. The policy applies 70 ali
classes of postmasters.
My department will be run on
these lines and not by politics, said
Mr. Burleson, explaining the new pol
ICY He declared there might b
some removals, but he believed thai
the majority of the postmasters were
efficient and would not be disturbed.
There will have to be specific
CHARGES OF ineficiency, however ha
added. before any one viii be re.
moved
Mr.. Buleson said the decision had
been reached after conference wiz
President Wilson. who favored the
merit system.
AT present plan is being worked
out to secure sufficient efficiency un
der the civil service, forth-class
postHiasters having been placed nm.
der that Jurisdiction on an executive
order by Mr.. Taft"
The Brunswick news., 1913-04-18
BALL CLUB WANTS
SOME SWEATERS
FUNDS FROM EXHIBITION GAME
TOMORROW WILL BE USED
TO PURCHASE THEM.

Manager Kite, of the local ball
club. is anxious to have one OF the
neatest dressed teams in the league
He is we'll satisfied with the uni
forms, which have already arrived in
the city and which are now on exhi-
bition, but no sweaters or coats haze
been ordered for the club. and in or
der to purchase them an exhibition
game will be played tomorrow after
noon between two picked clubs
among the local players and the ad-
mission prices viii be 25 and Is
cents.
IAll ball players have to have eith-
er a sweater Of a coat, in order to
protect himself when he is not on
the diamond Most of the locals have
one OF some kind or color, some
ragged and worn out, others with
one sleeve cut off, etc, but Manager
Kite wants all Of his players to be
dressed alike, therefore f2 prett,
coat-sweaters. with a large %B'' on
the right side, win be ordered a
once and the association hopes to Sc
cure a sufficient sum from the ex
hibltion game Saturday to pay fol
them.
Praeticing Continues.
The local aggregation had two
the best practices of the season We.
terday. In the afternoon two team.
were selected and fiye or six inning,
We're played. all Of the pitchers BE-
ing used. The players are now rap
idly recovering from the effects Q
their first few days work. and tn,
are rapidly rounding into shape. Th
pitchers are showing UP unusuall
we'll and two or three Of them are
now in condition to go in and pitch
a fun game. Many Of the players
who we're sore and stiff after the firs
few days practice. are also rapid
rounding into shape.
The game Saturday afternoon
should be a good one and should
give the fans an opportunity to Sc
all Of the players work. All ST
Of the pitchers win be used durin
the game, and all other players wi
be given a try-out.
The Brunswick news., 1913-04-18
rREckLE.FAca
sun and Wind Bring Out Ugly Spots,
How TO Revove Easily

sun and Wind Bring Out Ugly Spots,
How to Revove Easily.
Here's chance, Miss Freckle-face.
o try new remedy for srecklea
With the guarantee OF a. reliable deal
II that it win not cost you a penny
lnless 1t removes ule Ireckles; while
{ It does give you ar complexion
iouble strength soM Ed. c. Bruce
and few applications should show
you how easy It is to rid yourself OF
The homely freckles and get beauti-
ful complexion. Rarely is more than
me ounce needed for the worst case.
BE sure to ask the druggist for the
iouble strength othine as this is the
prescription sold under guarantee OF
money back Il 1t fails to remove
freckles. 2
The Brunswick news., 1913-04-18

{ It does give You
he expense is tri
Simply get am
ionble strength s.
The Brunswick news., 1913-04-18

You Judge E4an not by what he
promises to do. but by what he has
done. That is the only true test
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy judgec
nv this standard has no smnarie.
People everywhere speak of 1t In tn,
highest terms of praise. For sale b,
all dealers.
The Brunswick news., 1913-04-18

Shipment of organs in at Geo. F.
Gays.
The Brunswick news., 1913-04-18

Anything IN the furniture line at
Geo. F. Gays store
The Brunswick news., 1913-04-18

Eggs 25c per DOZEN Wright &
Gowan Co.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1913-05-22
TARIFF BILL IN
SENATE MEETS A
DECIDED CHANCE
Urpars s;suse Democrats peterN M
TO Equal re Live Stock ard
Tile Ora Il Schedules.
CLASSIFICATION
MAKE
Is First Departure to Be Planned BY
Senate Democrats Since Bill
Came From House.

Washington. MAY 21.-Determi-
nation To equalize live stock and
grain and their respective products
in the Underwood tariff has been
evidenced by the Senate finance sub
committee considering the agricul-
ture schedule. 1t has been agreed
that if cattle, shees, hogs. wheat and
oats are TO remain on the dutiable
list as the Underwood bill CLASHES
them duty shall be placed on beef,
pork. wheat. -four and oats,
or If these products are to remain on
the free list raw materials will be
considered on the free list.
This is the first tariff change to
be planned by the Senate Democrats
since the Underwood bill came from
the House.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1913-05-22
WILL FEED FISH TO
Az 500 POLICE CHIEFS

Washington. May EH pert
testimony is being sought as to the
kood capacity OF 500 chiefs OF police
for the Chamber OF Commerce has
aiken upon itself the task OF feed
ing that number OF aristocrstic
5luecoats when they meet here June
Ill. to attend the annual conyen-
ton OF the International Assoeia-
zion of Police Chiefs One OF the
features of the convention Will be
an old-fashioned Potomac shad lake.
One thousand fish. or two TO each
delegate. have been ordered in an
ticipation of the event.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1913-05-22
When IN. ATTENTION OF The Bull
az, cal ~ 10 suv misstatement
Il fact or to any error concerning
.ts man os thing. corrections vii
ehr@rfnllv be madel

One Of the sterling qualities tho
Illinois Progressiyes pnsaess Is Their
ambition to defeat everything the
Lorimer Republicans are for. As a
Democratic organ in good standing,
IL does not behoove us to grant free
advertising space to a rival pol u
cal party. but The attitude the
.'proes" have take. In opposing
Lorrinerism in the legislature Is
worthy of commentator. They
have stood pat with the Democrats
in lighting for the initiative and
referendum. the anti-pass bills ana
other legislation important to the
welfare of the taxpayers. That they
are being criticised by the lsarimer
Republicans is nothing to Their dis
credit
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1913-05-22
EX-WIFE OF ALLEN PRIZE
MAY WE'D MILLIONAIRE

New York, May 20.-Haseldine
.Pirie. whose recent divorce from AL
len H. Pirie, Long Island sportsman
and member OF the wealthy Prize
family of Chicago, is said ITO have
caused the latter to be cut off with
a $1,000 bequest out of his fathers
S122, 000,000 estate, VIII soon marry
again. according to reports here.
Porge De Moissant, a millionaire
banker and broker, who is con-
nected with the Vanderbilt inter-
ests, and Mrs. Pirie are both spend
ing the spring in Nutley, N. j. 1t
was through members of the Nutley
Field club that their engagement be-
came known.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1913-05-22
CLEANS HOUSE; FINDS
S13 900 IN A KETTLE

( Albany, May 20.-"What's the
use of cleaning the cellar? You've
old the house. Let the buyer dc
The cleaning" said friends OF Misc
iiertrsde Furlong, school teacher,
who sold last week. the house at ~
Broad street. lett 10 nec oF aer FAITH
.er. She began throwing out old tins
and Kettles which Uttered the cell
lar. One big kettle, crumbling with
"ust. went to pieces as it fell, and
from 1t few a shower OF gold pieces.
Miss Furlong found $4,000 in gold,
bills and bonds.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1913-05-22
OFFICIAL PROCEEDINGS OF THE.
C0CNCIL.
Council Chamber. Cairo, Illinois,
May IL, 1918.
(Regu ar Meetihg.)


Present: Hon. Walter II. Wood,
mayor, and Commissioners Feuch-
ter, Howley, Hurd and Kelly.
Absent: None.
The minutes Of the meetings OF
May 9Th and May 9Th. 1919, were
read and, no errors or OMISSIONS be-
ing noted, the same were approved,
The commissioners 6f accounts
and finances reported the following
claims and accounts and recon-
mended payment of the same.
Miscellaneous Claims and Accounts
Nj. ODonohue, mo, fore f
man street gang, April,
1913 5000. .....l. IS SO. OV
Tim Mahoney, asst. foreman
street gang. April, 1913
20 days 5O.7S
Robt Serbian, 5S14 days
with two teams on streets,
April, 1913 -. -. 1877 .25
Chas. sculhn. 2eh days
with team on streets,
April 1913 .Mu... SITS
Gus Bourgeois. ASA days
with team on streets, April,
1913 ......... l69. rs
Gus Bourgeois, 1874 days
with cart on streets, April
1918 So. 45.s7
Pat Egan. % days ON side
walks, April. 1913 ...... 5o.75
John Higgins, "a ~ days
or streets, April, 1913. SO. 75
AID Hummer, Il IL days on
streets. April, lS1s.. 1875
Otto Adams. 30 days on
streets. April. 1878 -. As. 90
Austin Lee, 80 days on
streets, April. 1913 49,. AS. 90
Whit Fly. 81 days on
streets, April. 1913 .. 5.2s
Henry Co lier. % IL days
streets. April. 1913 80. 35.2s
Stevs Doane. 81 IL days on
streets, April. 1913 ... Al. rs
Chas. Wheeler, Il liz days
on streets, April, 1918 :. 20. "a
James Long. Ii days on
streets. April. 1913. -. 1850
Iosey Doakes ~ liz days
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1913-05-22
PUTS DYNAMITE CAP
IN MOUTH: MAY DIE

Hopkinsyiile. Ky, May ga
dynamite cap with which he was
playing exploded in the mouth Of
Edward Hill, twelve years old, at
Lafayette, blowing out several OF
his teeth, fearfully tearing his lips
and cheeks, and blowing Of the fore
finger and thumb of his right hand.
Doctors worked with him all night
He may die.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1913-05-22
TAFT TO ASK VOTING
RIGHT I'm CONNECTICUT.

New Haven, Conn, May I'll
Former President Taft is preparing
to transfer his voting residence from
Ohio to Connecticut He will have
his name put on the list OF voters
to be made and in September the
board for admitting voters will pass
on his qualifications after an exam
nation which will include the APP
plicant's reading. as usual, OF any
section Of the Constitution of the
United States that the board may
select.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1913-05-22
SCHOOL FIRE. TRAPS
ARE FOUND IN ILLINOIS

Washington, May 21,-Illincis is
one OF the states that are entirely
without provision for the proper
protection of school buildings from
fire. according to the United States
Bureau lof Education. There are
sixteen other states in the Illinois
class Ohio is the only state that
has really complete system OF CON
troll of safe school house design con-
-struetion.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1913-05-22
MUSIC HALL BEAUTY
TO MARRY VISC0UNT

London, MAY 2H-Miss Pearl An
frere one of the beauties OF musical
comedy is to be married TO Viscount
Dsugan, eldest son OF Early Cow
ley, who is also an actsr, next week
The Niscount is 20 years old and
will succeed to the title and estates
OF his father. Miss Aufrere has
been engaged for a minor part in
mr. Henri de Rothschfld's play,
"CroeSus."
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1913-05-22
EXPLAINS THE JUICE
F IN TEXTILE Strike

Boston, May 21,--Daniel j.. Col
Inns, the Cambridge dog fancier in
dicted jointly with William M Wood
president OF the American Wcolen
company, and Frederick Atteaux on
q charge OF conspiring to pant,
dynamite in Lawrence, took the
stand today when the trial was re-
sumed. He told of going to Law
renee with John ]. Breen. OF wrap
ping up some sticks which Rreen
called the juice" in pieces of news
paper and OF Breen telling of mil
lions behind" him.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1913-05-22
HIDES NAME OF GIRL
HURT IN AUTO CRASH,

Hammond. Ind, May 2l-Befus-
ing to reveal the identity OF a young
woman with him when his automo-
bile was ditched on Burnhan ave-
nue., Richard W. Farmer OF 16
West Jackson Boulevard, Chicago,
took her back to Chicago with him
after she had been reported badly
injured.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1913-05-22
MRS. WILSON NOT TO. TALK
TO CIVIC FEDERATION

Washington, May 21.-Mrs. VIII
son. wife o. tie President. will not
address the meeting OF the wom-
ans branch OF the National Civic
Federation tomorrow morning. Mrs
Archibald Hopkins. chairman OF the
association. said. Mrs. Wilson is
much interested in our work, but
we do not expect her to address our
meetings.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1913-05-22
SERVIA AND GREECE FORM
ALLIANCE WITH BULGARIA

Paris, May 21.--Servia and Greece
have entered territorial all ance
with Bulgaria, it is stated in a tele-
gram from Athens, published in
The Excelsior of today This ness
age stated that the two countries
had entered an agreement respecting
the boundaries of Turkish territory
to be acquired By both and have
bound each other to support the
aJ-eement with arms If Bulgaria
objects.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1913-05-22

Announcement that the new ad-
ministration lived through Tuesday
without receiving a single complaint
ia worthy of additional comment,
There was a time when the average
citizen did not think of Cling a
complaint with the city authorities,
first, because he did not know with
whom to file it and second, becausa
it rarely ever accomplished results to
turn in kick" However, the
commissioners are keeping up with
the complaints. which, no doubt
will explain the respite of Tuesday
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1913-05-22
Is PHILADELPHIA MEN
- ARE REPORTED MISSING

Philadelphia. May 20,-Charles
j. Pennoek. a well known business
man. naturalist and public official
OF Kenneth square, near here was
added today 10 the long list of mys-
terious disappearances which the
police of this city are trying to
solve. Twenty-Five men, several OF
them well known business men,
have been reported missing within
the last two months.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1913-05-22

Traffic officers. stationed at
Eighth street and Washington ave-
nue. and Commercial avenue on Sat-
urday nights would not only lend
the city a metropolitan appearance
and reduce a few traffic problems,
but would grant the pedestrians
much needed protection. That ac-
cidents do not frequently occur at
these street intersections is nothing
short of miraculous M.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1913-05-22
WILSON WARNED HOUSE
WILL OVERRIDE VETO

Washington, May 21.--President
Wilson was served with a warning
today by Representative Fitzgerald
of New York that II he vetoes the
sundry civil appropriation bill be
cause it exempts labor unions and
farmers organizations from anti
trust laws the House would attempt
to override the veto.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1913-05-22

That carnival gambling conces-
sions must produce lucrative result
is indicated In the fact that carni-
val companies are willing and de-
pay as much as rs per cent OF lis
repeeipts to any person or persons
acting in the capacity Of promoters
who can fix matters with tho a'lthor-
tiles. The new administration
should frown upon any scheme that
can bring nothing but harm to the
citizens.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1913-05-22
FINE WOMAN $4,000
FOR WRONG VALUATION.

Trenton, ". j., May 20.--Mrs
AGNES Mangels of San Francisco was
today fined 81. 900 by Federal Judge
Cross for not declaring the proper
value of gowns and jewels which she
brought into this country on the,
liner Amerika on May IL.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1913-05-22
REPUBLICANS PLAN
CONGRESSIONAL FIGHT.

Washington, May 2l-James b.
Reynolds. secretary of the Republic
can National Committee, arrived in
town today to prepare for the meet
Ing OF the executive committee SAT-
urady. At that time the political
situation. especially with reference
to the Congressional campaign, will
De canvassed carefully. The Re
publican COMPRESSION committee, il
IL announced, will be organized early
next month and 1t is expected that
the two committees will work in
harmony.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1913-05-22
DAVYp CROCKETT. III.
ESCAPES FROM MEXICO

Donna, Tex. May 20.-David j.
Crockett, son of David Crockett of
Bay City, Tex.f and great-grandson
of "Davy' Crockett of Alamo fame.
has escaped to the American side
of the Rio tirande alter facing a
firing squad OF Mexicans.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1913-05-22

The Paducah baseball "dopester, /"
who has predicted that Cairo and
Paducah will be leaders in the
Kitty league championship race,
probably made his observations be-
fore Cairo tied up with Ciarksyille,
bue we hope. for the sake Of civic
pride, he is right in all that he pre-
diets and further that Paducah will
follow Cairo in the race.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1913-05-22
Diabetes
Simple Herb Quickly Relieves
This, Bread Disease.


oiabet's has sreiofore been cons dered
incurabies anasthe oniy hope held cut 10 the
ainh TED has been 70 pIoiong their years by
stfiet diet
aiitsrftently dfcaversd in Mexico.
tiaheIol Herr. has been found to be 4 sp..
elite IN the uest rect OF dia betes quickly
r,ducIpg the 81 ellie gravity ard sugar. re-
storing visor ard building up TIE system:
Nis harfssitA vegttahie ,enl, dy win re-
lieNe 'h,- patient OF his worst symptoms In
HE most AGGRAVATED. cascs vitbin avek
and III rove Il. win nail sc
patkasr Toe 2f.es III free b t,iS}ei = 80, >
saiat5.io tire tIallsiii'. r hts itng s's ei
list ard exs asi, g table OF food ~ 81 dist
Ing pefstntass Of tar, b andsu $ CIV
dIatr>i ii 2sA tfsereni foods. fCe fpvhy-
Ttl yoa, arr ted fiendsoy Css ,,s "a
fenA .se IA. ~ Tor 81 f,fttiS sHfi ana
ANas ~ fsN 'fsAl. 10 aHerfs are.se:
NJ Fsiaf = ss-rs W hit
~ etn ~ JIs4., Ii. A
srhah Sons at ne l 80 nj IA1i u.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1913-05-22

In the income tax law because of the
protest of the insurance companies
that under the bill as it passed the
louise. their policy-holders would be
orced TO a double taxation.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1913-05-22
WILSON SEEKS CHANGE
IN INCOME TAX LAW.

Washiueion. Nav 2IA--President
Wilson. Il is said. il forcing changes
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1913-05-22

Beno 4 vi; iamS WORK cn
pumps. April. 1913 -. 6i.s
Cairo Electric < Traction
Co, lights. 2sth street
pump, April. 1913 80. 2s 9
Cairo Electric 4 Traction
Co, lights. 10th street
pump, April. 1913 49,. is
~ Il, Halliday. 27UO brick
10th street pump, April,
1913 80. ..... 20
Cairo Lumber Co. lumber,
rootins. etc e. bilis),
February and April,
1918 ..... . Z
.NVoodward Hardware Gp,.
merchandise 6 inyoicesl
account pumps, April.
l9l3 ............ 20
George Thomas a. Co.,
pounds suet. account OF
pumps, April. 1913 1889. a
Halliday Rittenhouse Co,
electrical supplies, ac-
count pumps, April,
1918 ..... q
Cairo Electric & Traction
Co, power, 10th street
pJmn, April 1913 .e. 2ol,9
p. r. I.angan. lumber ETC.,
10th speet pump, April,
1913 -. go. as,
Reed Hardware & Mig. Co.
work and material, ae-
count pumps. April, 1913 273.
Vulcan Iron Works, work
and material, account
pumps. April. 1913 -, 1898.
II. IL. Halliday sacks ce-
ment, pumps, April
1913 ..... ...... ~
Halliday Sand Co.. ~
cubic yds sand, pumps,
April, 1913 ..... H.;
SAM Tia Iiday, bale okum.
pumps, April, 1919 $50. A.
Mccarthy K Malinski, boil
er tubes pumps. April,
1913 .I... $500. IA.
In. Il. Cannon, coal Tor
pumps. April, 1913 go. 1,l11.'
st. Mays infirmary, care
and medicine, account
Board of Health, April,
1913 ...... 159 I.
Or. t. h. GordQn profess
SIGNAL services, Board
OF Health, April. 1913. 81 4
w, ]. Cochran, prescriptions,
b. OF H., April, 1913 ... ~
lDr. +. S, Diekerson, profess
sional services. Is. of H..
April, 1913 ........ 20. I
j. II, Jones Agent transpor-
tation. b. oil H., April,
1913 -. -. ...... -
wv. H. Bean, agent, transport
portation, Is. OF H., April,
1913 ......... H..
w. +. Simon medicine, b. OF
H., April, 11lS 1880. "a
II. f. Halliday. / barrel Of
lime, b. OF II, April,
I l5l5 s,... l.
u. c. seulhn removal OF
| garbage. b. Of H., April.
1913 ..... .... 200.
Mike Patrick, SO days
nursing at pest house,
April, 1913 ...... ..t.. 81
lPearl Smith. fumigating )
houses, April, 1913 49,. IL
Planters Hotel, board fur
nished. account b. OF H.,
April, 1913 ........ =
frank +. .Torrey, medicine,
1918 .....,.. ...... l.
DR.. r. f. Barrows, profess
sional services, account
b. of H., April, 1913. 81
James Meehan, groceries, ac-
count b. of H., April,
1913 $1,000. ... 81
Hcnekel's Drug Store, pre-
scriptions. account b,
of H., April, 1913 $500. &
DR.. r. NJ Young. profession
al services, account b. of
H., April. 1913 ,..,. IA I
Harry ". Schulz. medicine,
account Il. OF H.. April
dry, fire department, April
April 1913 -. .. 4sS
New York Store Mere. Co.,
merchandise, account Is.
H., January to Mays. I5 &
Paul q. Schulz a. Sons, NOR
chandise. account fire
department, April, 1918. Ii
VIM. 0ehler, blacksmith
work, fire department.
April. 1913 -. . 30.
Mrs. Frank keaae, laundry.
fire departments. Apri,
| 1913 -. .. .... sc
Mrs. Mary Linehan, laun-