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CALENDAR or SPORTS
FoR THE WEEK .

Monday.
Johnny Coulon vs.. frankie Bradley.
rounds, at Philadelphia.
Jim Flynn VS.. Jim Savage. 10
rounds, at Atlanta, Ga.
Ray Bronson vs.. Young Denny, 10
rounds. at New Orleans.
Johnny Lore vs.. Ray Temple, 20
rounds, at Butte, Mont
Tuesday.
Opening Of the annual exhibition Of
the Ottawa (ont) Horse Show asso-
citation.
Leach Cross VS.. Johnny Dohan, 10
rounds, at New York.
kitty" baseball league opens Its
season, with Harrisburg at yincennes.
Paducah at Cairo, Owensboro at Hop
kinsville and Henderson at clarks-
vile.
WEDNESDAY,
Maryland state championship tennis
tournament opens in Baltimore.
Phil Cross VS.. Day Bronson, 10
rounds, at New York.
Thursday.
Opening Of 45-day race meeting Of
Lagoon Fair and Racing association.
Salt Lake city.
Opening Of Carolina golf champion.
ship tournament at Columbia, S. G.
Purdue-Wisconsin outdoor track
meet at Madison, wis.
Grover Hayes VS.. steve Ketchell, 15
rounds, at Winnipeg.
Nebraska state baseball league
opens its season, with Hastings az
Grand Island, Seward at Columbus.
York at Kearney and Superior at Fra
mont.
Friday.
Wiseonsin-Illinois varsity outdoor
track meet at Champaign. Iii.
Gunboat Smith VS.. Jess willard. 20
rounds, at San Francisco.
Kansas state baseball league opens
its season, with Great Bend at Sa-
lima, Manhattan at Clay Center and
Junction City at Lyons.
Saturday.
Frank Chance Day" celebration at
American league baseball park. Chi
cago.
Middle states intercollegiate ath-
letic Championships at Easton, Pa
Michigan-syracuse varsity outdoor
track meet at Ann Arbor.
Johns kins-Georgetown varsity
outdoor track meet at Baltimore.
Columbia-Princeton varsity outdoor
track meet at New York.
Haryard-Yale varsity outdoor track
meet at New Haven.
Cornell-Pennsylvania varsity out
door track meet at Philadelphia.
Interscholastic track and field meet
at University Of Illinois.
1Tinnesota-Nebraska varsity out
door track meet at Minneapolis.
Princeton-Annapolis boat race on
Lake Carnegie, Princeton.
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Fro.n Saturday Daily
SPRING BONFIRES

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kge ased 20 be . festival having IL
on1n pLaoe in the cycs Il tie gear Tie
dead Tina ard brush sers carefully
treasured unil they became > gra;
heap TO1nz and old gathered 70 -
In the siekerisg shs5oEs- and admire
the lssping Tongues q flame P0ts-
toes had BEEN carefully hidden. AID
when the pills. were rsd1oeJ 70 ashes,
they were a. nectar 10 the Iirs ot
hungry yOangsterA
sone little touch Of this spirit re.
mains 10 the hack yard bonfire that
still accompanies the cleaning up va
son. II takes bat a puff Of smoke 20
draw the streaming crowd Of children
across lots.
Out dor fire seems 10 lie the most
natural way Of getting 1s Of rabbisb.
where people live At a normal distance
from each other. In the crowded vil,
lage or ;3wn Of today, the Indian Ia.
died cot Of human nature. and the Whit
Of burning Leaves has lost the vagran;
charm Of former days. and is offensive
20 tender nostnis.
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MORGAN, ART AND The
AMERICAN NAN

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wealth eoooEh for aDs collections in
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IN abO1i al ;he classje at tLa; vas
nH nailed down in Europe. But th.re
Is = Sord Of bza1tifal pictures to BE-
had az comparatively low prices today,
that viii become treasures for another
g~eosration.
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GENIUS LIES HIDDEN

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OF the greatest men the world has ever
koOwn have accomplished their gre8,
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age; Michael Angelo. the greatest
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Rome, az the aye of II, into the most
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lecture Handel oyfnpo@sd ms greatest
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treaty II alliance Nth France a; ~
years Of age. These are only a few q
shs many similar examples where men
have accomplished gres; WORKS in the
very svening Of life. There are no
barriers tina: can keep y from sue.
CO when the heart desires and the
win says Il can and 7 will
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ADVERTISING FOR The MAN
OF SMALL CAPITAL

The smaller ds1isrS In any line Of tpsinsS5
sometimes say they cant afford 10
advertise. Did they but realize II, though.
they are justine ones who have peeuIisf
reasonS In their business vby they can and
must advertise.
The man With a small capital can
not afford the most expensive location ne
cannot pay a high price for the good willie
some long established and rrohtabie
business.
ne must start in SONS. less favor1tis
location. often on some side or back street.
or in tome crowded and erampsd quarters.
This situation. however. has distinct
advantages Of It's own, provided he knows
how to utilize them. HIS rentals in the side
stree. or less favorable location are Of
course much below those paid by the long
established places Of business.
They constitute a smaller charge on his
expense account. II be can but get people
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T-zm E-a1-aEs .a
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Now that Mr. M0rgsp's estate
hss been cut up and none Of US has
a slice, there seems 10 be no fur
ther excuse for not going to work.
After reading the sutobiogrsph-
les of the Congressman published
in their directory, It is evident that
they do not need to hire any press
agents.
Several Congressman have been
found who are going to vote on
some Of the appropriation bills, but
Of course they are not looking for
a re. election
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II is the duty Of the government to
Jail all business men who mention the
subject Of prices to competitors. but
they must be careful TO do nothing
that would intefere with business.
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That the ancient Romans knew
ho5 70 works HTS Is the latest discoy.
sry reported from Rome In connection
Win The Paladrs excavations. Pre-
Eorulan remains have been found. IN.
eisdias IL saeisu; lifts. One Of the
after, which desesnds into the carries.
kaoSn city. is o being cleaned and
Pat into working order FOR he Aych-
Geological Congress.
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GOOD HOPE Mil SIZE.

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d.. G. Alexander wishes 20 inform
the people thai be has returned, and
can be found q; bis office, for q -.
curing lis services DtWuL Adj
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Nov that the base ball teams are fair.
" at work. housecleaning is in full
swing. and the Mexican Insurgents are
again i%nsurging, spring IL really here.
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GooD EoFE Ne , Ess.
GOOD HOPE Ne

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Tine tariff caucuses at Washington
Gre beipR held behind closed doors
which ensures the full publicity in the
newspapers
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DELINQUENT SALE NOTICE
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Books on scientific farming mea;
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William } Henderson.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1913-10-23
You Marvel How Worst Skin
E.ruptions Disappear as Result
of Famous Remedy

II vou sAould meet anyone varnsh'n- q
sore with greasy ointment your best al,
vice would be tD uui, such things ana
attend to tie blood.
To sucr6ssfalIy fight any blood trouble
some craptige skin disaasa~-call il eczema,
Iapus. psoriasis malaria or scrott'a Sgt
your blood under tine influence Of ). - ).
ii is one Of those rare medical forces when
act I'm the blood with the same degree Of
certainty that is found In all natural ten
denotes The manner in which it dominates
and controls tbe mysterious transieceuee
of rich. red. pure aeterjal blood, ior The
diseased yenous blood is marvellous
OUT through every skin pore acids, germs
and other blood Impurities are forced in
the form Of Invisible vapqr the bowels,
kidneys. bladder and all cmunctorieS Of the
body are marshalled into lighting lei
tn cxpcl every vestige Of eruptivo disease,
There IS scarcely community any vAage
bpf what has lis living example Of the
Wonderful curative effects Of > y ). t't
hottie Of this famous remedy to-day. and
If vour case is stubborn or pccuIiar wri'e
10 the Swift Specific Co, PIG swift Bldg
Atlanta. Ga. -
Do not permit anyone TO TAR VaA 'h' {
some useless compound they PVT Up a@ 2
substitute Tor $. S. s. No honest dfus-is'
will do this.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1913-10-23
ward L. Gilbert present.

ward /. Gilbert, present
The Board again took up the con-
sidaration Of the letting Of contracts
for work on the county farm ana ar
ter carefully considering all bids. on
notion, ordered that the contracts
for, viz
For repairing the Aims House;
For repairing tue residence of the
superintendent Of the County Farm
For building piers for a corn crib
on county farm; be and the same is
hereby awarded to James A. Miller.
for the sum Of three thousand two
hundred and forty-five and 00-l00
Dollars All work to be done ac-
coiding to plans and specifications
prepared by Casper Kusener, archi-
tecG now on file in the office Of the
county clerk.
The Board. on motion, further or
dered, that the contract for, viz;
For furnishing and installing a
steam heating system in the Aims
House be and the same is hereby
awarded to John J. O'Shea for tie
spm Of one thousand forty and 90
TOO Dollars. All work to be done
according to plans and specifications
prepared by Architect Casper Kusc-
ner, and now on file in the office Of
the county clerk.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1913-10-23
THE SMART TAILORED SUIT HAS A FIRST
PLACE IN THE WARDROBE

Smart simple, Of good lines, there is
nothing more becoming to the Ameri-
can woman than the tailored suit
its change This season from strictly
tailored to semi-taiored lines, the suit
continues TO be indispensable to the
smart wardrobe.
Many Of the skirts are draped many
show the double or triple skirt, others
again are perfectly plain, The coats
are sashed and vested, and often there
is novel collar or attractive cuffs
that add to the effect
Materials are most attractve-ve-
tours de laine, plain or self figured,
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1913-10-23
w q 7 II Mentinn-

The Womans Christian Temper
ance Union will have mothers
meeting this afternoon at the resi-
dence Of Mrs. Wyatt Halliday Of
Twenty-Gfth and Walnut streets,
The subject for the afternoon Will
be Responsibility Of Mothers aul
Fathers Miss Lola Steinol and
Mrs. Herbert Stoinei will give vocal
numbers and the program for the az
tcruoon Will be an attractive one