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The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1915-01-29
Under the Auspices of the Mems
Bible Class Of the Church at
0ncra House Feb. IL.
FOR THE BENEFIT OF
ASSOCIATED CHARITIES
Ar Elaborate Program is Rcing Pre-,
pared ~ tie She's Djrect1r
Gencge RaJsGass

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&sV. CaAN 6sss qasS@f0 a tAe ?'S$t
SittiSNtl1.S shHrch arpolncsi 'sNas.
.NsG aIstaoStsi ehufc'P chuir hss ,Is.
r!a.a u sist'a grand roncyt ut tire
'1heFa IJ,s'se. February i2, thG p-n.
'eeGss q 'S5itlI aFe 10 Sc siven Co
:t3':. oaSs6Siatodo e'haEfsiess The .af>
?s!Ss 'reJB o' osiy$$s lvdeg tils 3;a,ss-
9!Seso ooeS TIE SISnas' 8SAas Gls's ot
3Bhlso q.bg gycbb . Snd ogi'B eB9qHo s51.ssScSl
9rsaEigtfonso St wc5k, fFgm1!Si%
7yd entertainers, y ogooijy osus,
auaht to he secured.
'Srhe First Methodist thurch c'joir
7iTos gained an excellent reputation
for high grade music.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1915-01-29
LEAGUE
POWER Of DRAFT:
TO Be GIVEN Up
American Association Takes An.
other Big Step in Progress to
a Higher Plane,

Chicago. H., Jan. eS.---Tho
American Association has taken an
otter big step, biggest step thus far
in its progress toward a higher place
in baseball, according 10 President
Ciyin ston, having gained from the
National Commission a promise that
the major league power of draft
will be given up.
N addition, the commission agreed
TO grant the Association the right to
enter certain cities now in the
American or National league and
will turn over number of players.
The concession Civipgton says,
makes the American Association on
equal terms with the American and
National league, insofar as the draft
is concerned.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1915-01-29
llR|I]f|s''lD|1t|;Al:NA::::.::.::::. !. !:
! : IS. .INkQ|Cf|1lN!l:j|'.Vf :
MURDER. / CHARGED ]
/ ~ - :. >:
Bit Served 10 Years Of Life SEN
.tence iine Prison, Guilty Man;
.on. Dcathbedss sFepeG9fs.::. %; 3 :
i., =. o-.s..:.e-:... :: s. ..
SAYS, HE Din MEIiNtG AND: =:
THREW oNs'oN. MAN. ! {
-
Who Has Been Serving Time apd.the' :
Murdered Man swers;s IN. Cairo. iifp :
Day Before Murders =

ANOTHER instance has lust come to
light of the fastening of the crime
Of murder on an innocent smap,
purely on circumstantial evidence.
This man was John McE1wrath, who
was. In Cairo with companion
named Will Wilson. in March, 19o2.
boarded a freight train here to beat
their way to Martin, Tenn, Just,
after being paid a months wages.
The story Of what happen ed Is 'toTd
in the Arlington, KY. paper as fo3a
dewS: o
That John oMcFlwr5th OF %'SPlSS
'eAanPy Served ten years Pshs Jees
RessSgo s'ate grjsop S9ss zap d1s1h&39Ab'
aaSp s. ss'O Grag eelbs6 e& .3ssgScsepts
Sss&Svs sssltSps sf'sdsgs o. crSsgnass'
90 s:Sa stcVs3ssath 'asaS t&ag. 10
gvsas VSsa%sS S<ssnsr .ses ?Sfs. .'0a ~
ssS senyHsisa NJ q Tneafesg tssArxs.
9sSsrg tAs 03ess tSsstSSA SS;s Ss aees
Igo~.o fseaass saS g psSdeR 0seT 1Ne'
sslTSrasb eS rAceanSo %,iGsssiea Ss PSp.
,evsCaHatsya MNtdcH that 4 rasrs
mah Of a we'll known ssmlty ot
'|caElpy county had niade Heatil-
he'd statnent that he was the mpr-
dcrer.
On evidence which was over
whelmingly against him, McElWrath
was found guilty of first degree mur-
der by the trial jury. He was sem
fenced to hang by Judge r. f.
Maiden. and the sentence was com
muted to life imprisonment By Gov.
James p. Frazier.
McElwrath and companion, VIII
Wilson were beating their way to
Martin. Tenn, from Cairo. H., just
after being paid a months wages.
Thep stopped in small towu just
across the Tennessee line, where
McElwrath purchased a revolver
from a restaurant keeper.
When next seen on March is.
1903, McElwrath was sitting on
pile of crossties. near Martin, drunk
Ten feet away his companion Ian
dead, with a bullet hole through
his heart. A pistol of the same cali
ber and tppc taat McElwrath pur-
chased, with one empty chamber.
was almost buried in the mud by
his side.
Two months ago man lay dyin=
in Weakler county. Hls last words.
according to Mr.. Maiden. was a
Concluded on PAge Four,)
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1915-01-29
CAIRO COMPANY
INCORPORATES
FOR $4,000
Fred g.. Fahr Printing and Station
. cry Co. Licensed by secre-
. g
90 tary of State.
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gSr s,prstgsy ag state se1seydas
S'sSSSs SeessN tee iaserpS:ats th
FtrG s. gsHs roSpths ans st&tNa-
fsss t:USoRs'5S sst &'ssl'a y'StA . Sssip
Sdi stesk Os si@.HsSe aS3ssSo seSo
'vas 3ess pPiutSasS usSstSainsss. ssjss
sES se0lsss yiE.
- FEed g. Fats SS 9sss5sSWt ana
TREASURER sQss his ssA ySieSj . +.
$RSrS 5VgEss8gS Ns0f vSsNssNs
yss8 Sas&fs sbs Ssasfdts' - GsE'
q pGns!as syAets nc ana hes y4H6
sis' saeSd!Hg ste winter.
TAS ppSati,sg besiaess of the Fair
'3AS was established about % years
ago and the stationery department
about Il years ago, at PIG Eighth
street.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1915-01-29
BRIDE OF WEEK
KILLED BY Her.
FORMER. LOVER
Who Then Kills Himself Withsa Re.
volyer In a aHsteI Roans at .
'Silgsos sasegs.;s Md.
osA-AARo

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4 mysterious sf08e6g Se oveltich a
'risls of . ssSA sfal 2 qpan said to
Ssv~ &es~ a 'chNhTssed sweesheast
Easb dS~S, ESQ. ESD at a fOotsl here
tsnisato afs~ deaf are CHARLES reg4
SIrs eS ,saoens s,'ty aeS Mrs. IT, J.
T5sks sSf're5lS s5 San Jose.' caGte
sJgSo dSUps ssabpGSe s$tSe u tAs
Sssa SS'eSsaa eSa8 &Se 4as!ey's Gsss
saaS Sssn %S4aSSseao gtss si.aasiSS.
ole9srslt tsa!gsG PSr&gas essss Sisa.
QGfcts GrG QsGsP glmsSl:o Geys.ssS
tgsTs ShSa; ~6nld say hetb3p2s SRsS
%lIs jhs tbe ehici yisaeSsgs as &3o
i;'svisr sSsppgyU~. -
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1915-01-29
Many DIVORCE
CASES FOR THE
FEBRUARY TERN
Of the Circuit Court, switch Con-
venes Monday, Feb. s Judge
W. n. Butler Will Preside.

aHexaadoy cenpdy Circuit Coude
sssrgnes isr the FebrIsry oter512s
MsnasS ssb9 50 sith judge ~ 10
1'at1eS.o ssessfiRgoo 91ss oSsspd jr9y
~fse mses MoRday mOeN1ss $gS& tiG
'SSta Ssrs yaSsdaS arSess. $50 she
Uaass 2nSrssso0s o,ltUoaep a9d othSr
ssSaMvsss AsS BsU ssFaso Tag $oeRst
&ssS s. p3ases to ~,ae sss,S .Sefasge
S~So s'sestsso Sfss neos sSsss tNSRess
ed tAss ia: te'1eyGs'.o
SSarvss9
9ssasg saasA!as ~s d'sa8B jSsSRSns,
bilI 30 ess9'eeeS SVg siSttsvs
> sssSlss hFuem SS aAE5HERSo &.
gynOso. ASiS 70 SssaFRsy scs dIvssnes
R;ggtsI3s' 5'a9eo Sss. sss TfshaTs'
s'ests bil5 FIR 0Aahsegy s,r d!sofcss.
Clara Bstella Burke VS.. George
A. Burke, bill in chancery for di-
yorce.
Rosa Powers VS.. Charles p Pow
ers, bill in chancery for divorce.
Jessie Cole vs. Harry Cole. bill
in chancery for divorce.
Margaret Gustavson vs.. Edwin H..
Gustavson, bill in chaneery for di-
vorce.
Clyde Miller VS.. Emma B, Miller
alias Emma Hale, bill In chancery
for divorce,
Wallace George ys, Cello George.
bill i'm chancery for divorce.
katherine nobbins VS.. Tom Dob
bins, bill in chancery to annul mar
riage.
Mary 3. Gallagher VS.. Albert s.
Gallagher. bill in chancery for di-
vorce.
Cairo and Thebes Railroad Co. ct
al vs.. Fred d. Nellis, ct al, forCiale
detainer.
James Meehan VS.. John ]. Rem
dleman, ct al, assumpsit.
Edgar II. Nation VS.. Charles RAN
kin ct al, eiectment.
~. w. Karraker and Fred TAYLOR
vs.. George w. Davidson, assumpeit.
Harris Caldwell VS.. George w
Concluded Oh Page Six
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1915-01-29
Nearly Eight Million Head More
Live Stock in L, S. Now Than
This Time Last Year.
GOOD NEWS TO THE MEAT
EATERS AND SHOE WEARERS
Hitherto the Number of Beef Cattle
Has DECEIVED Steadily Each
Year Since 1910.

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tis8. h'enasso s. ".S
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.nebagsmsUt aasse.Stea ssaVtts.. ts@s
fFjaeso We're !4as'se 80 :'ssssN 'sas:sAlG
thot' tyr jan: ) shsre .MSr@ q $s9s.
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ago = .TlsjS' vas tGH 'aregs s:5lra$s. ISL
many years thS1s3ta3esaisiit:: s; Il ,sfst {
an ilfcrease@ aslo; 3sasig; 8 jSaS '::&.'.s.o :
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ctined st9adii9o sst:ssS' 99I6 o9Scge
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year, the iscivass 'EslaE sssssS esp es49t
or in. numbers s525.a9g !tqls. slF9y .,
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'---9.e.. pei cent, ,$'ep fang L. 1s14q
there were .oply GS!9saSS9f::(g9 brs8S in
the, ,souatry: ony1aa.,sy 3aste s!pst@s
600 go oooo 90
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1915-01-29
CAIRO: BAKERS.
WILL NOT. RAISE. !: !:
=. s's'Soa 3 o@:.oo @, %
PRICE. f:':'...:.......B,R|E:IAI)| b
Nearly ,aus. HSgs.s.tlri!t! d: 1Ilsss 20
a'o :f's:s 'gaai,' HtiSi;: 5ne. sf::..
: ,B1essi s. Brxstid....

: AIhiAgss shs psice ps wbeat is
oAtasjs' tsdtaIV the price. .sb. ha& Gees
tEe 1856 ysaFs 'tite aa*yss ae tsasrs
zas .theS S@IlI sppiipnp 10 0qDaplS Shp
aaJne. size I9Ss. % SRS e.Sa@ sssSSHs
thai ihey bavG msiNtSSas'& Scs 81
lonS tinR4s s. iss H.'eH '.v .!ss
that the bakers would be sii IS take
an ounce or two off the weight OF
their leaves owing to the rapidly
increasing price of wheat May
wheat is now quoted in Chicago at
$3.50. The people of Cairo will be
pleased to know that this decision
of The bakers has been made. Sew
erel Of the bakers have a good sup
ply nf -four on hand that was pur-
chased when the price was low and
they Will not begin to feel the
clutch Of the wheat kings until it
is nearly time for the new crop of
wheat to arrive.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1915-01-29

IN HOUSE MAY
Be DARK HORSES
Republicans May Unite on McCor.
mick or Graham in Deadlock
for Speakership

Springfield, ILL.,, Jan. ---Medill
Mccormick of Chicago, former Illi-
ncis member of the National Pro-
Gr3ssive committees who was elected
for the legislature as Progressive
but who cast his lot with the Re-
publicans at the opening Of the ses-
sions four weeks ago. and win j.
Graham of Aledo, tonight loomed
Up big as dark horse candidates
which may be united upon by the
Republicans to break the speaker
ship deadlock in the lower house
of the General Assembly, which to.
day broke all previous records
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1915-01-29
CHAS. S. CRF[LNAN
FORMER CAIROITE
IS 4 BANKRUPT
Tiles Petition in Court at Baffalo,-.
Says His Liabilities Were
$l75.0oos Assets $50.

. i1oTate. g. ~. Jsagso &S.-a-Chavjcs
So crsssaans sIfssetssRB aiaesSis as
sa'ssRnsn. Hiss q a.~ssttDss su. sas&o
gapse: s.Ssseasss ss s'ns:S % plseUg
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Sas treees& ~ SMSpsRas Assss Ssr
a aa!sS%T esmpeSys eAsHs sRS Sas
$ble 10 sACeg ssS cisiIssFicnss
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1915-01-29
EMPLOYEES
Of N. & 0. SHOPS
TO RESUME WORK
Shops at Murphyshoro That Have
Practically Been Shut Down
Siace Nov. l Open Fet, 2,

Nurnnyshoro, Ill, Jan. 2S.---AIo-
bile and Ohio officials announced
today that the shops here, which
have baen idle since No. 6. would
resume work Feb 2. About 1000
men are employed.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1915-01-29
M'KINNEY COMPROMISES
SIT AGAINST BIG FOUR
RAILROAD FOR $500

In a compromise with the Big
Four railroad the suit of Thomas H.
Mckinney, section boss on this road,
VINO was injured last April and was
confined to the hospital here for
several weeks, Mckinney is to get
$500.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1915-01-29

Are you going visiting Tell us
about It so we can tell your friends
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1915-01-29

new ARMY TO OPPOSE
RUSSIAN INVASION
Turks Again Assume the Offensive in the
Caucasus Although no Big Battles
Were Fought of Late in all Arenas, Yet
49,, Loss From: Turkey to. English Channel
:; s is Greater: Than: Many Historic Battles.
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The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1915-01-29

The more you advertise the nusier
you get,
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1915-01-29
LOCAL FORECAST.

Cairo and vicinity: Partly eloady
not so cold Friday,
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1915-01-29

Concluded Oh Page Tnree,
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1915-01-29

Concluded Oh Page Six
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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1915-12-22
A. H. r. A. SOCit L.

Sheriff Sherwood, N.s Sherwood
ard John Golobie motored out TO Ce-
dar township last night, II miles
west Of the city and attended ban
quet and open meeting OF A II r. A.
local 40. TO- The invitation was eX-
tended By sam Griffin the affable
president of the lacal. Never enjoy
ed myself better in my life said Mr..
Sherwood today COL Golobie ad-
dressed the meeting at length.
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once. Ny appetite came back and l
gained until my health was restored.
You NAV say | believe in these medi-
cines and do not hesitate to recommend
them Mrs. BELLE CAsTLEBERRY, 6O4
south Main St., McAlester, Okla.
The most effective remedy for bron-
ohial or pulmonary disease is Doctor
Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery.
Almost all remedies prescribed tor
such diseases contain opium or some
narcotic which soothes by stupe-
faction. vGolden Medical Discovery"
contains neither narcotics nor alcohol.
1t stops coughs by curing their cause:
II heals weak lungs, builds up wasted
tissues, and promotes the health OF
every organ of the body.
With many women the ordlna1.
etrain of household cares is intensiicc
and aggravated by a diseased con
dition OF the delicate organs, and
thev become victims of that terrible
! backache, or binding headachc, which
is SO common among women.
! II q,ou are bearing this burden, bear
If no longer. For the backache, head
ache, nervousness and weakness Which
rnrinr from a diseased condition OF tho
womanly organs there Is 2 sure ccura
in DR.. Pierce's Favorito Prescription.
Half a million women have been per
fectly and permanently cured ~ tA-1
wonderful medicine.
DR.. Pierco'a Favoritc Trccc-.2-.on. =
the best friend cf yca,. C2f GcL'7
| women. j. cures the vcc. III
eases that rob THE CO Ct Il: ThtTieas
| ana the step of lightre9s. =
! q - s7e.c-l c. -c>.--l .--at5@
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Reception For Mrs. zeieler.

Mrs. c. c. Fords reception Tuesday
for her mother. Mrs ] X. Zeigler Of
Hennessey. was one of the pleasant
social affairs OF the w. r. c. 1t was
held at Mrs. Ford's home at 109 East
cleveland. There were pretty decora-
tions of Christmas greens and light
refreshments were served. Mrs.
Zeigler was presented with a hand
painted plate by the guests who were
times Durling. Bentley, Finger, Smith
Pipes, Curd, Kaylor and the following
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OeIiahtfuI Surprise.

Mr. and Mrs. E. G. Murphy of 20"
East Springer avenue, experienced a
delightful surprise on their twenty
eighth wedding anniversary, Decem-
Der 18th. when a company of neigh
bors came in Unexpectedly and enjoyed
an evening with them Mr. and Mrs.
Murphys daughters planned and car
ried out the affair and not the laas,
of the surprise was when their son
Edward, came down from Arkansas
City to be present The home was
gay with Christmas decorations OF red
and green, cards and music were the
amusements for the evening which
closed with the serving of dainty
luncheon The guests brought with
them a memento of the occasion,
dozen silver teaspoons and showered
the happy couple with congratulations.
Those present were Mr. and Mrs. W
J. Burns, Mr.. and Mrs j. II. Langston
Mr. and Mrs T. S. Curtis, Mr.. and
Mrs. D. Kieffer. Mr. and Mrs John
Fuhring, Mr.. and Mrs, Charley Pratt.
Mr.. and Mrs B. Bennett, Mr.. and
Mrs. H. D. Farquharson, Mrs Mar
Ryan, Mrs. j. Partenheimer Mrs
Anderson, Miss May McGoldrick,
Robert and Charles Langston, and the
Murphy family.
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Children Cry
FOR FLETCHER'S
Q a 8 . Fri a
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For Christmas Safety.

For Christmas Safety.
Within a few days Christmas trees
will be made ready for the little ones
in homes, in schoolhouses and in
churches. Lei us remember the
Christmas tragedies OF the past and
avoid such tragedies this year. by
all means eliminate cotton from
Christmas decorations. If snow e.
fects are desired asbestos fiber, which
is safe and cheap, should be used
Tie Christmas trees should hear ne
candles. even though it IS not intend,
ed to light the candles Children are
initiative and if the candles are there
the children might try to light them
when the Elders are absent Let US
make this a fearless Christmas
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cry, MGNulty Bros, Powell & Brodie,
L. Redman, West Side Cash Grocery,
Mathis Grocery Co., Carter & Tow2-
send F. E. Houghton CO., all stores,
Dawson chimney T. d. Turner, A.
l.. Druce r. l.. Miller. Don't forget
that Christians comes on Saturday
and the above stores will not open
until Monday, Dec 27.
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DAILY THOUGHT.

o blessed day which giv'st the eterna
lif
To self and sense, and all the hrut,
within;
o come to US amid this war Of life;
70 hall and hovel come, To all VII,
toll
In senate, shop, or study and, to those
nl-warned and sorely tempted
Come to them, blest and blessing
Xmas Day,
Tell them once more the tale o.
Bethlehem,
The kneeling shepherds, and the
Babe Divine;
And keep them men, indeed, fai
Xmas Day.
Charles Kingsley
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Gard of Thanks.

We desire to thank our many friends
md neighbors for the many beautiful
loral offerings sent us. Also the
loyal Neighbors of Lodge No. 1887
for their beautiful flowers. And for
III their helpful assistance during the
illness and death of our beloved hus-
band, father, son, brother and grand
son. Mrs. f. f, Lee and daughter,
Hazel; Mr.. and Mrs D. B. Lee, Hazel
zee, Mrs d. S. Lee.
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pneumOnla anu uIU
not get well as l
should, l used DR..
Pierce s Golden
Medical Discovery
and 'Favorite Pre-
scription.' The two
together made me
feel stronger at
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snioYabIe lime.

Enjoyable Time.
The pupils of St Mary's school gave
an entertainment for their parents,
friends and patrons at the Knauss
music nall last evening. The program
vas in two parts, the first consisting
lf piano solos, duets and songs, and
the second a Christmas cantata,
Santa Claus & Co.." well sung and
well acted. The program is
Part |.
You're Welcome If You Keep Right
Still Observation-Disclosures. Eldridge
Chorus Glass.
Under the Stars ..,........,. Dalley
Miss Lila Selstrom
Il Is Love ........... MozartDeSales
Minms.
Grande Calop de Concert ..... Hoist
The Misses Selstrom.
Miss Ruth Hall
1he Christmas Story ....., Mitchell
Miss Eileen Dunn.
Valsc Caprice .....,....... NeWland
Miss Amy Selstrom.
Part II.
Santa Claus & Co.." (Cantata)
The Snow Fairies: Helen Brickner,
Philomena Dorsey Hazel Watson,
Sidonie Courtmanch, Allene Metz.
Sparkle: Hazel Watson.
The Evergreen Fairies: Frances
Niche Agnes Dorsey, Lila Selstrom,
Florence Brickner, Catherine Wolga-
mot Hope Kennedy,
Cedar: Florence Brickner
The Holly Fairies: Alice Kathryn
Fitzpatrick, Germaine Hallenbeck,
Mary Coyle Gray, Viola Knebel, Betty
Niblack, Helen Roberts.
Holly Mary Coyle Gray
Mildred. "a child of the rich) :
Mary purcell.
Patty, "a child of the poor: Lucille
Bound
Jack Frost: Frank Purcell.
Santa Claus; Felix Lanzl.
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Fain Roach of LaFollette, Tenn,
is spending the holidays viva his son
D. c. Roach one of the popular con
ductors of the Santa Fe
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FOLEY nlDNEY PILLS
T1p EECKACHc K,DNEYG AMI pL1QDEp

Open evenings till Christmas
Whites swelry Store.
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Goon for Constinatlon.

Chamberlain Tablets are excel
lent for constipation. They are pleas
ant to take and mild and gentle in
effect. Obtainable everywhere.
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Fred Byers and family have gone to
Dallas to sojourn during the holidays
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No remedy gives greater relief than
Anti-kamnia (A-K) Tablets IN all condi-
tions generally known as "Women's
Aches and Ills" One trial will satisfy
any woman that she has at last found
the remedy she has so long been look
ing for. r
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Bart Murphy has returned from
Texas.
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STORES WILL CLOSE.

The following list are names OF
merchants, who have agreed to close
all day Christmas W. w. Bish San
itary Grocery, Hirzel Bros. d. A.
Hunter, l.. B. Jay Grocery Co., Jones
Bros. Jones & Mccoy, Martin Groc
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Wedding Bells?

Wedding BeTTs!
A certain school crowd is all agog in
anticipation of an interesting an
nouncement party which they expect
very soon.
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open evenings till Christmas
Whites Jewelry Store.