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Uq THE CAIRO BULLETIN, SATURDAY MORNING, MARCH 28, 1008
Cairo Opera House.
V. L. WILLIAMSON, Manager,
Moving Pictures
AND
Illustrated Songs
EVERY NIGHT 7:30 to 10:30
5C
5c
AMISSION
PROGRAM CHANGED DAILY
SATURDAY AFTERNOON
AND NIGHT
SALOME
or
The Dance of Seven Veils
Picturesque Jerusalem.
Arcade Theatre
221-223 Eighth Street.
Moving Pictures
Illustrated Sonfjs
froiirain Changed Daily,
loniiihl
WANTED
Clean. White Barfs, f
The Bulletin Office.
Seasonable
TRY IT
DR. MORRISON
DENTIST
Offle 707 Commarolal Avaasa.
Oannon Phona 71.
Tk Imt B.fre.Mlif brink la tha World
is BOTTi.ra
It .11 (Mil Bri, UronriM aid Standi
TRY
Mexican Tom's
Pure Home Made Candies
(Fresh Every Day )
Fruits. Nuts, Hot Hambur
ger and Hot Tomales
1015 Washington Ave.
Uncle Eben.
"Par aln' no use tryin' to tell me dai
time U money," said I'nclo Eben. "If
It was. some o' deshere financial
folks would have got up some Btock
tiraterin' scheme tor put tin' 18 or 20
months in de year."
Matting tne world oei'er.
We did not make the world, and an
not responsible tor its taste; but we
can make life a fine art and, taking
things as we find them, like wise men
mold them as may best serve our own
vnda. John Iuslesant.
Advance In Price of Egya.
The price of eggs in England baa
ndvanced greatly in late years. Thi
value of last year's home product
was 2,600.000 greater than that of
12 years ago.
The Wise Wife.
AH people have their faults, and
depend mon It, all men also have
their virtues. It is the part of a wiso
wife to find those virtues and sedu
- ousIy to cultivate them. Exchange.
Yield Pf Jamaica Ginger.
An average yield of ginger In Ja
maica la about 2,000 pounds an acre.
llfp
mm
M FENCE IS
I
iTHISTLEWOOD AND M'KINLEY
' TAKE A RIDE IN AUTOMOfllLFr
ON COUNTRY ROADS.
AN EXCITING INCIDENT
In Which Need of Protection For Pub
liu Safety on Government
Road is Demon
strated. Congressman William II. MeKinley,
the ilea. I of the McKinloy t ract ion sys
tem and Congressman .V B. Thistlf
wood, if this district, arrived in Cain
y sterday to attend the animal ban
iiiicl of tin' Commercial Club which
was held last night.
A immber ot citizens met and greet
ed the two gentlemen and they were
escorted by Acting President W. 11
Huette cf the Commercial Club and
Dr. W. P. Grinstead to The llalliday
where luncheon was served at l:..n
o'clock, the participants being Messrs
Mckinley, Tliistlewood. the formers
seertary, Mr. ,Johu Kversinan. Dr.
Grinstead, Mr. Huette. C. K. Stuart
James H. Gallican a:iI Senator War
der. After luncheon two touring cms con
vow-.l Uio parties mentioned and K.
G. Pink and Daniel Hartmnn on
a ride to Mound City and Mounds.
Near the latter place Ci ngi essmuti
Tliistlewood saw u practical demon
(ration of the necessity of a fence
being built along the government road.
A wagon occupied by negroes came
along and tho horses became fright
eiied at tho automobiles and ran down
this steep embankment throwing cut
the occupants. The latter were not
hint but the incident served to show-
that Congressman This'Jewood had
the public safety in mind when he
asked for that appropriation the other
Jay for the fence as told in The Bui
tin. Congressman Tliistlewood will go t
Pluck neyville today to attend tho Re
publican convention of this congress
ional district at which delegates to
the national convention will bo elect
ed, lie expects to return to Washing
ton next Tuesday.
Kooms papered complete, 2,d0. See
Marable the Painter.
SOCIETY NEWS
Delta Sigma Club.
Tin? Delta Sigma club met Thurs
lay afternoon with Miss Edna Lind
of Eleventh street, and were pleasant
ly entertained. Miss I.eola Hollow of
St. Cairo, Mo., and Mrs. Orland S.
Peabody were guests of the club.
Miss Florence Carey will bo tho
club's next hostess.
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jj PERSONAL NOTES I
a m rs rrti Yiimmimn
Miss, Alice Strong is confined to her
home by an attack of la grippe.
M rs.
has as
H. Click of Thirty-fifth street,
a guest. Mrs. I.amar of Cobdeti.
Mrs. Henry Decker
Maiden, Mo., to visit
Mrs. Hen Hill.
has
her
none to
daughter,
Robert Bihiieman of St.
Mo., the guest of Miss Myrt
man of Sixth street.
Charles,
le Tiecll-
Mrs. Frank Koehler, of Marion, is
the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Da
vblson and Mrs. J. A. Cox.
I.. O. Bradford of Chicago, itispector
of weights for tho Illinois Central rail
road is in tho city on business.
Miss Marie Halley has returned
from an extended visit at St. Ixmis
with her sister. Mrs. Harry Nelon.
Mrs. Jeff Oliver, of St. Imis, who
has been the guest of Mrs. Albert
Deem, of Eighth street, has returned
to her homo.
Ople Head, tho m te, novelist and
lecturer, was in the city yesterday en
route to llardwell, Ky., where he loo
tured last night.
D. J j. Mediums of llloonniirton. li!.,
has arrived hero to resorw "bis' 'former
position as pharmacist for J. 1!. Brew
er, at 1113 Washington avenue.
Mr. ami Mrs. James Milne have re
turned from a visit with their daugh
ter, Mrs. U !;. Tower, f l.aguiu
Peach, Cab, and their son, Don Milne,
at Los Angeles, Cal.
Mrs. J. B. Collins of Twenty -eighth
street received a message last evening
announcing the critical illness of her
father, W. D. Spencer, who resides at
Murray. Ky. Mrs. Collins will leave
this morning for Murrav.
Peculiar Persian Bread.
Bread is baked In Persia from dough
rolled out as thin as a pancake and
s long as a towel
A L
BOUGHT
I SPUING HIT?
MILLINERS OF CAIRO HAVE FINE
DISPLAY ON OPENING
CAY.
THE TRADE WAS BRISK
Styles This Season Are Dashing
For tha Most Fart, Big
Women Throng the
Stor-s.
and
Cairo women sallied forth yesterday
afternoon and spent several hours in
I ne millinery shops ot Cairo )iisp-et mr
the howlldortns array of spiinu head
wear. It was like walking (hrorgli a
Cower garden in summer jmt Natur-1
r.ever arranged lier seasons mi as to
prouiieo an tne same liowois at one
season and f'l this respect the Cairo
milliners outshone oi l Mother Nature
lot there was every vanity of flower,
almost, bloomim; in their gardens in
the fid lost beauty.
The bats this season' are particular
ly moduli and ha,-n ;ni air that sur
passes those of several seasons. They
;:re so unlike thise of other springs
that woe betide the woman who has
been keeping her last ve.'ir's hat nut
away In a band-box for another sca
n's wear. She will appear like a
. -011110 valentine should she have tne
courage to come out on the prome-
nrn;e wearing it.
At .Mrs. f. II. itraefet ft's store there
was an immense stock of h -autil'ul
nuts and the combinations of eo! r
tng proved the real nrtlsiie taste of
tne chief milliner, Mrs. Frank Ann
strong. Ihe Btaekett hats had an
unmistakable air or style and dash
but there are others of ip let taste
and still others to -;ieet the wants of
every woman. The store was crowded
and when The Bulb tin reporter!
visited it there was sued an array of
women ami tug; hats that exit was
difficult.
Kaufman Pres. had a fine disp'ay
promise of which was given In the
handsome exhibition in the show win
dows. The decorations of one wore
croon and white, th other Copen
hagen blue and white. There were
beautiful gowns in white serge, white
lace and' Shepherd's plaid in the
green and white window while in the
blue and white there was a lovely
frock of Copenhagen blue silk and
'n' ther of whit- Brussels net. Pattern
huls feist) were displdye.1 in the win
flows. Miss Klutz is the head mji.
liner here,
Jones I'ristol showed sumo very
attractive styles especially hats suit
able for every dav wear. All their
hi'ts were good style and thir store
was visited by the usual lar,-" num
ber of buyers and lookei.s. Ail tieir
bats bore an air of refinement and
the prices asked wrro reasonable.
Miss Comba's store was thronged
with visitors and there was much to
please in the display of spring mil
linery. The windows contained some
very beautifr! hats trimmed in the
pretty soft shade rf blue pallet
Copenhagen but which is a tone or
two remove. 1 from tlie cadet blue of
foimer popularity. iiss Comha
stated to The Bulletin that she was
much pleased with ripening day trade.
Stvenson'i millinery emporium at
Xu:l Washington avenue had some
novel styles. One especially beautiful
I at is (ailed the Hilly Burke and is
attractively trimmed in imported
dahlias and Plumes wTilIo another of
tb same stole was a.lorne.l wirli i
twonty-oight roses of lovely pastel
lues. Another lioveltv shown lun,
was a hat covered f-moothiy with
black doted white chiffon tlv fotinda
tion being Bi ghorn and the ff.-r-t was
very striking. The Merry Widow,
Meirv Maiden and Boneeo hats were
in the Stevenson display.
liurmester's store w hich caters par-
ticolar'.y to the up town trade gave a
asing dispiay
the season.
and had all the styb
Scientific Loafing.
"Chess, checkers and whist ara
marvelous inventions," says the Philos
opher of Folly. "They enable a man
to waste his time and still have tha
feeling that he is accomplishing some
thing intellectual."
TELLS READERS HOW TO GET
RELIEF FROM INDIGESTION
THE FOLLOWING TELLS WHY
EVERYTHING EATEN WILL BE
PP.QMPTLY DIGESTED AND
6t'lEFT IN YOUR STOM
'' ' ACH TO FERMENT
AND SOUR.
As there is often some one in your
family who suffers an attack of In-11
o stioti or some form of Stomach
tumble, why don't you keep a case of
of Diapopsin in the house handy.
This harmless blossiug Is prepare.!
ir. the form of I'-.'-gratn Triangules and
are eaten like candy, but they will di
gest aiixthing you can rat. without the
slightest discomfort and v gi bit '
sour Stomach five minutes after.
Toll your pharmacist to let you read
the formula plainly printed on thes
ac cent cases of Papo's Di If.ep: In.
then you will readily see why they
cure' iinlisestinn. Rour Stomach.
Heartburn, and prevent at once such
miseiies as Bobbing of (las. Eructa
tions cf sour undigested food. Nausea
Headaches, Diziznoss, Constipation
and other Stomach disorders.
C SI
MISS BREHM TELLS OF ACTION
DONG TAKEN IN COUNTRIES
ABROAD FOR THE CAUSE.
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
Activity in Many of the Countries
Europe Show Pronounced
Effort is Being Made.
of
Miss lirehm addressed an ai diencc
at the Presbvterian cburiii last even
ing on the World's Outlook reviewing
the work being dine in foreign coun
tries on behalf of intemperance.
Croat Britain is row, .set to the im
portance of ai tion In the ma'tr of
temperance as is ovine,-,! by the fad
that a petition to parliament asking
for the introduef-i n of sclent die t-m
perance in tho si hoots in coiinectlo.i
w ith i-lij sloU'-gy nad bycii n- w as
pn-s.-nted, signed h .".; m h physicians
Sweden s work along this lint
'-hich is familiar to all read.-rs of the
newspapeis. was reviewed after
which the speaker add of the stab
lishnient of an international bureau
o.t intormation at I.usamie. In the
di-t, the highest legislative council
f I Finland, nineteen woolen members
m ted for prohibition of the importa
nt n and manufacture of alcoholic
Ibpmrs. Russia has appropriated
large sums for the prevention of iu
lc :m eraiice.
(iermany was si,,nvn to be iii f
the foremost workers Tor temperance
a;,d the attifde of the emperor to-w.-.rd
total al-stinev.ce after experi
ments w'th two regiments rf tin- n-t
man armv was told in an interesting
way. Tie regiment which was com
posed of total abstainers p-rov-d sm 'l
superior soldiers to file drinking regi
ment that the emperor said his peopie
hereafter should drink to his health
on his birthdays in cold water.
That France is doing lor part in
lite great wnrk i- evident from the
fact that that country had the Mm sf
edrcational exhibit at the World's
Fair with the exeep:ion of tho Cnited
Strdes which took the medal. Nor
way ami Italy were shown to inter
ested in the cause i r temperance.
Miss Br-hm said that the lhpior
traffic can be o ei tlirown by Chris
tian power and repeated the followine
vow which, she said, !f kept by ah
too. I people would rid the country of
the saloons: "I am but one. pm am
one; f can not do everything but 1
can do something; wV.if I can do I
miaht to do and what 1 ought to do by
the trac ami power of Almighty Cod
I will do."
SWEDISH EDITOR DIES.
Rock Island. I'd.. March 27.-Dr. T".
A. I.indhal. preside;,? r,f the An
iiistana Boon ft nc-rn. editor of the
Autrustana. a Swedish iniblication. Is
ad, aged r,ii.
The Bulletin is a member of the As
gathering neanlzatlon in the world.
sociatod Press the greatest new?
UNDER THE NEW LAW.
Actor.1
tion law
1, lll'Oi.
held on
ing to
tin
new primary elec
into force on July
v election will b
that will make all
is state, for state
rs of congress, and
that
coo
a primal
August. S
nominations
officers, for
for o iinty
in thi
memhei
officers.
Nomination pa
il by voters, can
secretary of stat"
ito effect, on July
-tion tickets will
secretary cf state
etinn will be actio-
man having
candidate for any
I"'''" - petitions sign
not be fib d with tin
I until the law goes
T,lf' pfiniary e
1 be fund;
-lied by the
primary e
to law. an
vot'-s as a
I and
the
iug
tnos
Cor
fu o
office, no uiatti r what
;prssman or for any
1 will be nominated for
govern' r, con
county office,
that office. It
will li- the iiist time thi,t a plurality
.primary election has ever been held in
this state. It will be up to the people,
tin- voteis in all parilss. to make good
nominations. Tin. p;jcipie s surely
all rigl.i -th.. man having the met.
votts for any office ought to be tiomi
: tinted for that offict how it will work
.out in actual practice is to be demon
Itrat'il. Southern Illinois Herald.
Homo f
have tried so lone to
find relic
comme n
that th-
f from Indigestion with the
e cry day cures advertised
have fiboi.r ilia,: up their
minds that t'i.
w long. ( r b.-li
V
ia-' something else
tbi-iis is a ease of
Ne rvoiism ss. 'lastriti
Catarrh of the
Stomach fir Cancer.
Ibis is a m rinus mistake. Voir real
trouble is, what you eat does to t di-ui-st;
instead, it ferments and snurs,
tii'ns to acid, c,as and Stomach poison
which putrefy tho entire digestive
tr.i-t and intestines and. besides, poi
son the breath with naieeous odors.
A hearty appotit--, r. :tii thorough di
gestion, and without the slightest dis
comfort or misery or tin- Stomach, is
waiting for pen as soon as you decide
to get a .'.acint ease of t ape's 1'iapop
si:i. One Triangule
wiii pretiintiy di
taken after
:ost and pivn
eating
ire for
assimilation into th..
g .iini of food, and is
harmless am! pleasant
could realize they were
blt
so a'
that
I ::.m "i
s-.bitely
no one
takin: such a
I Lit ssing.
LEG CRUSHED Hi'
E
I
THEODORE WILLIAMS, SON OF
MR. AND MRS. T. H. WILLIAMS,
SUFFERS SAD ACCIDENT.
WAS NEAR TO DEATH
Leg Amputated Below Knee P3tient
Pasres Through Ordeal Will
Was Playincj Along Railroad
Trar ks.
A (tistressii.g aooidi nt occurieil
Jalu ut ..",u o'clock yesterday afternoon
when little Theodore Williams, son of
Mr. and Mrs. T. II. v il'.i.ims id Slu
Tweiity-lifth street had leg so badly
crush. -d by a Big Four train thai am
putation near the kiua was necessary.
Tlieihil.l with sonic playmates ha I
been playing ball on the vacant lots
near tin Hiu Kent railroad west of
Park avenue, near TvwnU tilth stive!.
While they weie piawiti.v. freight
tram came aionj. running tdowl;. an. I
the child ran al'i.igside lb" track hold
ing out the open door ol a freight
ar. lie b st his, h.oid as the train
gained in pe.ll and w as i brown andor
-'he car. a wi'.e.-l r. mniag over his leg
.rushing it. But for the fait that, his
playmates grasped his arm and pulled
Mm as he fell, the child undoubtedly
would have been killed. His escape
from death is a cunsi
tits wlio naturally a
it the suffering of t!
ataui to
O deeply
the- par- ,
g: ieve-l i
ie-.r lo
and in
,aiig frii
. Tin
on yes a:
the
Tlie ohil In n ran
:t!i
lamily and sympaihi
d to tin ir assir-tanc.
placed in the last i
.'.appetie-l t be p a.-:-!
on of Kaufman I'.ru.-
nils no
child w
.ce Whl
a bod b,
in g t:
noised, and aceompanied
ieh.is h- was taken to
b
St. Marys
K. (bud'-ii
si him. Ti;.-
be erushe I
uiaaner a -Hid
the lit-
tlie (.idea!
ivej-ed i on
More I'l;:;-.
his mothe-'
.' ntirmary where Drs. K.
.n-l ti. II. McX-mer attend,
itiju-,l leg was found lo
above the ankle in s:u li a
') neci ssiiate aniputatien
'.!- patient, passed througii
wiih bravery. He had reci
Piousness list nitdit. b
'clock and w as -l.le to tell
low th" a-
id,--It (.('"MITed
lor the
r.iilli tie.
Mr. Williams, f
who is a real es.tai
he city yi sterday
athi r of the boy.
e agent, was out. of
on business. The
arlv districted with
up bravely and
f the .-!.;;.!.
niotln r although in
itixi, ty ami gt i' l, ;
Is at. the bedside o
Cnly Gnsd Er
I.i t in" p.-f.n-e you
:ds Good,
once for all that
you enable your-
as wr.i grow older if ;
solves t,, dis'.l'igui h
by the truth
oi your own
thus" of or tier
perceive that
in good, neve
liv, s, what is tine In
men, o ; will grudmlly
ail good has its origin
' i:i e-'-ll - KusXin.
Wanted Cnly Important Facts.
An American spot ding over the con-
tiaent of Euia.pe In his
nrked of his chauffear:
we?" "In Paris. ' shouted
the wheel, and the- dust
never mind details,"
screamed the American
"I mean what continent?"
automohih!
"Whi-ro tiro
the man at
flew. "Oh,
irritably
millionaire;
Original Meaning of Preface.
The word "pretacc" used In the be-gln-jing
i f b a.ks was o'-iginally a word
of welcome to a meal, and was oqulvaj
lent to "Much (.noil may it do you."
Good Intention Not Enough.
Spurstowe: A good intention
no more make a truth than a
mark will make a good shot.
will
fair
CONGRESSIONAL. CONVENTION
The Kepublicati ("i:
Tw enty rath i ougre.-.-i
meet at Pincl:ne villi
Fllty-six deli irat-'S w
cutivi ntion. The only
be tratisacli-d is the
ivejition of tlv
:ia! .li: t i i t w ill
Saturday next.
II compose the
real busini sr to
: -lection oi two
dob-gates to the Itepiiblii an national
i on volition, and this has bei n ah-a-ly
pet formed .y tin central ci mmittees
.I the various counties. A niaj lit y
ol the c( tn liittei s --it 'nay l all
have instruct id ): M.'. Thomas, John.
f Murphysboro, and II H. Koim. of
Anna, for the positions.
Howevei, tin convention will nest
probably n solve its-dt into n love
feast and v ill haw a jolly-good time.
Postmaster Slack, of this city is a
deb-gate. Southern Illinois Herald.
HAS RESIGNED
IIS OFFICE
GEORGE F. ORT, CASHIER OF
FIRST BANK & TRUST COM
PANY LEAVES SERVICE TO
fiEGRET CF Dir.F.CTORl
At a m
i.i
ol t he dii i-cter
of
e.
First Bank k
t rdav th- ,
ftrt. cashier
Trust Company held y.-s
si-iatioii of C.eome F
and s"i t'otary, was pre
l-'i to
the
board and bv it ac-
pt.-l.
Mr. flit is
e lH" I -eli
ai h aim -i
now at t,-aiit. Cal.. whore
t all", I t w ic; t his y--ar l-j
imis iilness ill the family
his daughter, Mis, Chiron" I
Smith, formerly of this city. Mr. an
BIG FOUR
See That Smile of if
u Ti Him m i i nL iii i it I I i 1 j '
Lhioiifih hot water in 15 minutes for a hath at
a cost of 3c. INo dirt, n-j coal to carry, no
heat. Price of heater connected to your tank
Call and see them or
tative call on you.
IITY
aiaraxiraiaroax
CARD i
j$ In connection with our Gas and Electric hus
m iness we have also taken up
PLUMBING
I?
and are carrying a complete line of plumhinti
fixtures and supplies, such as tuhs, lavatory s,
sinks, toilets, pip fiftinjis etc., etc. When in
need of anything in this line kindly call on
HALLIDAY-RITTENHOUSE COMPANY I
(ilG Commercial Avenue, Cairo, IllintiN. fa
.WOODS FEVER PILLS,
Nbreak up
For sale
5! TRACE
i-1
Hickory Stove Wood
ar
We run two wagons, make prompt deliveries. BELL PHONE 235. j
Clark-Danforth Handle Company
West 21st St. M. & O. R. R.
M ake It
to
0
certain
it eKcr
ebery pay
aside a
the true system of sat-
inq. Jisn tne
of means and he
ih way ht started. As the oldest
Savings Bank in the
thousands on the road to1teahh. Can't
ive be of service to
you
FIRST
AIM)
TRUST COMPANY
609-611 OHIO STREET, CAIRO, ILLINOIS, j
CAPITAL and SURPLUS
Three Hundred Thousand Dollars, i
A safe bank in which to deposit your money. Liberal in its
business methods, but conservatively managed to insure safety j
The largest DEPOSITS of any Bank in Southern Illinois j
M,s. Sirdth ..nd
moved to (. ali'ori
v. ill: Mr. t);t. r
toil invo - tnii-nl s
I'hev b id -j e mi
their- two
da lic-t fall
ehildr.
n I h.v.
s.ibst ,
cently made
oi San piego
-fortune to It
t!
Oil"
by
an
!' , o year ohl s -n
host
mohl U
!-!:ing
:i:' ! la. t'i- t's- :.wi
infant daugi.i- i and M
i'he latter o.-s b'-en sh
lag lor soveial weeks 1
inith al-
lowly tonval''-. -but
is !"fl i'l a
which has load
cmain iiidel'.nito-
wakent-d con.iitii-!i
Mr. Crt to d- t ide to i
v with her.
As a r --i,l' ' lias, asked t" he re
lieved t , , s ,,ii!ies with the bank, tin
b ai l of v. ai, '1 iia.s, In view of Mr.
rt's explanation, reluctantly voted to
accept pis resignation at this time.
fieorge F. Ort has been the cashier
,. and secretary of tiie First Itank &
I Trust Company since its organization
Delight"
lie uses u das va
terlieatert hut you
don't have to lie
President to useono
of these heaters.
They are cheaper
than heating water
with coal.
$12.00
a.sk to have
a represcn-
GA
bum
S COMPANY
WOOD'S FEVER PILLS
ire the best remedy on the market ta
Grip and Calds.
by all (linguists, 50c per ha.
The only place in town
where you can net al'
Hickory Wood. Two horse
Wagon $1.50.
m Poin t
put
sum, be
so little,
cv. That's
average man
1ilL tell you it's
city, we have helpea
vzza
.laniia-y 1, 1007. II" entered th
ploy of the City .National an
prise Savings banks, whb
I Muter
ii we-
ion. Mi
ld"! .b
pot'itiel'-
inei lleil inlo I lie new ins: it:
tober 1SS7. as tidier. In
IS'.'.', he was a-hanoed to tie- j
- f assistant en. .bier wcic'i l,e ocin
pied until the re-organii'.at ion nUml-d
t" i',lAi-. fii.lt he ;;,s ),..,.;, ),,.,;, -,
valuable and valued offic r of the
banks with which he has b.-.-n identi-
'li-'d is a matter of Renorat bitorma
jpt.ii and it was only upon hi; urgen'
1 re pict that his associates cmsfmt:
;t his relironieiit freim suc'n position,
j Mr. Oit' m;i-(i:ss. r ill the ptsiiii::
jhe ln-lii with the First Bank A.- Tni.-'
Company has not y d been seiected
.but. it has always been the prutioe of
jthe bank to till such vacancies by a !-.vance-s
in its active force.
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