The Cairo bulletin., August 25, 1908, Image 3

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U THE CAIRO BULLETIN, TUESDAY MORNING, AUGUST 25, 1908.
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Mrs. Joe ('auge is visiting in Anna,
MOUKD PITY
Rugust 23, 1908.
Mrs. W. V. .laic-aid and Mrs. Kn-y
wen? anions the Cairo kIioimmtk Sa I'
ll.'. la..-.
M is. Nannie AlilT arrived Saturday
to lu tht m-st of her tester, Mrs.
A I. AlilT ;i:i.l Miss Zctlia Uverstrei't.
Alias Jessie Sclmler. who lias t--lit
the past few weeks with relatives at
All. Vernon, Iinl., an. I visilins tl."
Maniinoth Cave, Ky., nluriied holm
Balurdu..' 1
Missis. A. Nelson and Sol Davit
returned Saturday 1'ioiu Chienso
where I hey i;ient the past week on
a pleasure jaunt.
Miss Marie Fisher of Mounds
chopping in town Saturday.
Mr. Marry Senile has aeceptei
P sit ion of day policeman of our
Mr. mid .Mrs. W. A. Dougherty
son, Willie, aLso Air. and Mis.
h. Martin' Hud son, Kussell left
wai-'
I Un
fit y
an-!
( leu.
Sun
lay for a weeks' sojourn at Ciiicoso
About t."0 o'clock Saturday morn
i 1 1 H a man attempted to enter the
window of Mrs Fred Hoffman's room
at her home on Railroad avenue and
High 8lreet. Mrs. Hoffman was
awakened by a noise outside an I
stepped to her window to ascertain
from whence it fame when she J
surprised by seeing a man descend
lug a ladder just beneath 11)'! win
dow. She awakened the iieWliliui'
hood with her screams and the Intru
der made good his escape, It was
not learned whether he was whl.fi
(.. colored.
The erection of Air.. I'leas. Heath's
new residence on CoiuuielHul avenue
is well iiinler way.
News has recently been received
from Albert Duty, a former .Mound
City boy, that he ha- re-enlisted i'i
the 1'. S. navy utter having received
honorable discharge following tint-'
.".us oj eiiiisimeui . lie is mnv 'is
sistant (imirtermasler on the battle
ship (leorgia. We are glad to heal
ood news from any of our bt. .-, for
no matter how old they grow they
will always Ti, hoys to our citizens.
Miss Rose Alulloney left Saturday
evtning to spend a few dais wi'ii
Mrs. F.d. Stuart of Cairo.
Mr. Will Mathis and two liMV
daughters of America- were in town
Saturday.
A. J. Dougherty returned Saturday
frcin a three day's business trip r.t
Stuarts I.andiuf;, Mo.
Miss Florence Stophlet was i
Cairo shopper Saturday.
I'rof. ileasley li R Friday for his
home at (Iraysboto, 111., where, lie
will attend !i',e K'-M-'tt wcddhig anni
versary tf his rents.
The s.cial tvhi h u have been
i v. :; A -(i:ii--.la,'. evening by tin
ladies t f the e.Mtahodisl ICpiscepal
church at the bonie of Alessrs. an I
Mosdamcs ,1. I.. Urandt and W. T.
i'arker has been ptistiuned indeli-nitel.v.
111.
Aliss l.eua Reichert is vlKiting ii:
Cairo.
Mis. Alice Scanlan, of I'llln was tin
guest of .Mrs. J. w . tiartleson ovei
Sunday.
Miss luda Moore visited in lielknai
this week.
Alisr Delia Iteede is visiting ii
Mufiud City for a few days.
.Misses lii'by Stevers and Nina liar
tlesoli left Tuesday for Martin. Tellli.
to enter school.
Air Warren nartleson and tlaughtei
.Mrs. Maggie Allen of .lacksonvilh
Kin., returned to their home Wednet
day. If. I'. Kvers and wife spent Sunda.t
in .loppa with Air. and Airs. A. L
Fvers.
Clarence IVarsoli of Chandler
Okln., is here for a isit with relative
iit'er an absence of about three ye in .
.Mlsii Kmnia Stahlheber is visitini
in lU'lleville, 111., this week.
An: on Tandy, colored, shot am
killed Fred Roper, colored here o'i
ait Saturday night.
Mis. dim Alil'f spent Sunday wit
relatives in Mound City.
Miss I,et(a (Jaunt lias returned froi
a b it to .Mound City.
MOUNDS, ILL.
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Aucjust 24. 1908.
C. (itrich of the Palaii
'. visited SI. Louis las'
delighted to se
about the intern'
Sunday
August 24, 1908.
Mis? .May llowkius spent
with relatives at, .Mounds.
C. S. Britton and children were the
guests of relatives at Villa Ridge
Sunday. ,
A. A. Austin made ahusiness ttip to
Cairo Saturday.
Mis. F. A. Hays and Mrs. ('has Hot'
far have as their gr.ests. the Misses
Jessie and (ieneva Hryant of Fara
gov.ld. Ark.
Mr and Airs. Ki
ilrei: of Aletropolis,
siic-r.d a few davs
thifi city.
E. C. Moss and daughter
wre the guests of A. S. Al
family in Cairo Sunday.
Air. ('has. lloffar left Sunday for
Louisville alter visiting relatives
here a few days.
Mrs. Wm. Alert, and children left
Sunday for St. Louis where they will
be the guests of foinier's a:. lit. Airs
Warren.
George Parked- and hilren iv
Saturday evening from a
visit with relatives at. Stone
Air
drug
week.
Our people are
seine signs of life
ban preposition.
Airs, Cal. ilogg has lieeii ipiite sic!
at her home on Hlanclie avenue.
.Mr. Allies Pulley has been appoiif
ed city marshal.
Some of the old plank sidewalk:
are in bad coiit.lilion and should r
reive attention either from the oil;
or the properly owners.
Mr. S. Meses was in Cairo on bus'
uess Saturday.
The new coal chute looms up i'
Hie liislanee. It will be about sevei
live" feet high when finished.
.Many of our citi.ens who are in S!
Louis and Chicago taking in ih-
this week report line times.
Oliver Wallace of Pulaski wa
city on business the last of th
sights
M r.
in tin
wee',:.
The
visil
week".
Ai r.
'airo
Tin
usual big crowd and pleasan
at the (I range occurred last
11. Chamblb
Friday,
growth of
s was shoppiuK
Wilson and chil
arrived Sunday to
with relatives ill
Mary.
s and
Robe i t
Mrs.
turned
week's
fort.
Miss
Laverne
.Armstrong returned
Saturday from u few week's visit with
relatives and I'rb-nds at Charleston
and Columbus, Ky. She was accom
panied home by a friend, Aliss Ada
Avcy. of Columbus, who will spend
a few davs here as her guest.
''apt. and Mrs .Mark Whitaker of
Vienna, are the gitsts of Dr. Hall
Whitcaker and .Mr. ami Mis. A. L.
Cr mpton.
(',. Hughes made i business
Cairo Saturday.
Air. and Airs. Chas. Richard of St.
Louts, who have be'-n the guests of
Mr. and Mrs John Schuler and other
relatives in this vicinity the past week
reti.rred to their home Sunday.
triii to
grass and weed1
hIoiip: some of our streets and vhi-hu
hits is enormous and should he sul
dued 111 some way.
II. V. llandley and Consiable I
i. Craig of Alound City were in th
city on legal business .Monday.
Two cow boys of Texas have hi -e
here this week. They proposed I
ride any mule or horse thai coul
not he rode, hut luckily there wa
nothing in town execept old wor
stock.
' .Many of our people will attend
im;i Fair this week.
.Mr. Joe Weiting was In from
Hoar (reek bottom last week
says the corn crop is looking
up there.
Little Waller Miller,
old urn of Mr. and '.Mrs.
of North .Mounds, died
the , 1 lit It of August.
tilth
am
flu
the !) yea
Win. Mill.-Wednesday
Funeral too!
place on Saturdav, the L'l'nd. conduct
ed by Rev. II. C. Burton, or the A
M. K. church. Interment at Lincoh
i emeti'i j .
The ball game between Aletropoli
and .Mounds Sunday resulted in t
score of i; to (l in favor of .Mounds.
Kvery voter throughout the rim:
ty is against the "Five .Mill Tax
proposition. That issue will b
Knocked out at the November ele
tion. What business sense woul
'here he in our farmers taking $7,0 I'
of
il
icir pockets each year foi
i u:
live years and piling it up In the
Leasury. We need the use of thai
money out selves. We will build tin
court house all tight when the time
comes and we will pay for it, too.
Excellent Health Advice.
Mrs. M. M. Davidson of Z"'i Gifforc
Ave., San Jose, Cal., Hays: "Th
worth of Electric Bitters as a gtmera
family remedy, for headache, bilious
uess and torpor of the liver and bow
els is so pronounced that I am prmpt
ed to say a word in Its -favor, for tin
benefit of those seeking relief from
such afflictions. There is more healtl
for the digrstivoorgans in a bottle o
Electric:. Bitters than in any other rem
fdy I know of." Sold under guaran
lie by all druggists. S0e.
SONS OF VETERANS.
GRAND CHAIN, ILL.
August 23, 1908.
Ati"! J. W. flaunt returned home
frm' Mud I ava llld.. Monday.
ADs Alollie Thomas aid daughtc.'
Mi if- Reese have peslth ns In Clarinda.
Iowa anil will leave here in a few
days.
Airs. Ci. N. Alclntyre is visiting in
Anna. III.
M'f. W. O. Stevers of Mound, is
he" tor a few days visit.
Mri. J. F. Roach and son Leslie,
have tone to, Springfield, 111., to visit
relfati'.cs.
Niagara Falis, X. V., Aug. 24. This
rity is gay with bunting, flags and
other dworalious in honor of the an
nual national encampment of thf
ikuis of Veterans, and the annual
convention of the Indies' Auxiliary.
Convention headquarter were opened
today at the Cataract-international
hotel. The sessions will continue, tin
lit Friday.
CAPITAL STOCK RAISED.
Des Aloines, la., Aug. 24. The capi
tal stock of the St. Paul and Dev
Mollis raihoad today was raised t
$2..".(Mi.(ifi I from SLOOu.OiM. The roa;
was formerly the Dps Maines. Iowa
Falls and Northern.
This is the
You Will
Know
Her by
This
Costume
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She's Got HLots of Money
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And Is Giving' It Awayl 0
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Poney for the l7omen !
Tttloncy for the Hen!
TJonoy for th Littio Girls!
Eionev for th Little Bovs! S
til on oy for tSie 0
ilosisemaid ! j
mmmit, mmEY, vmmY g
For Everybody! 9
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Tlie E-C Girl will begin going about through
the city distributing One Dollar bills in homes
where she calls and finds a package of
w.i ?1- -n !.' f4
CORN FtABUES
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For a printed slip with full instructions how to get the money, when you buy your E-C Corn Flakes today.
How To Get su,e T1C navc a ko. of the new, tasty, improved E-C Corn Flakes in your pantry when
the IvC (iirl c. ils. Show her the opened package and say to her what your grocer tells you
inc Money to say. Then sl.c will give- yon a crisp, new dollar bill. ., ,,,, ,
Be ready for the E-C Girl. She may call at your home.
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THERE is no trick, no c-ccrct r.bout this extraordinary event. There
is nothing to be concealed. Wc arc sending the E-C Girl to
this city to distribute dollar bills among the people simply because wc
want to put a box of E-C Corn Hikes in ev ery home.
Wc know that if you eat E-C Corn Flakes onccy you will never be
satisfied with any off er H;;kc d co: u Food. Because E-C,Corn Flakes is
the improved Ikki d cca :i, sweet with the delicious, natural flavor of the
grain and toasted to :i eri. nr.-;1. jroUcn bn;wa. No artiricial llavoring
is used in E-C. At your grocer's, 10 cents.
Eat EC Corn FlaKesand
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EGG -O - SEE CEREAL COMPANY, CHICAGO,
Ltrt yinnfactarcr cf FlaKed Cereal Fo4 in the World
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