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EST, THE CAIRO BULLETIN, TUESDAY MORNING, DECEMBER 1, 1908
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MMI""" V V I Louis
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order it's the most popular way of drinking whiskey
'yet a high-ball is most simple to make cracked ice, a
drink of whiskey blended with plain or carbonated water
in a tall glass.
Clarke 's Pure Rye
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mattes uic most penect nign-oaii Decausc its a
perfect whiskey made by the largest and best equipped
distillery in the world and aged and bottled by the
United States Government which guarantees a pure and
palatable article.
4 Full Quarts, $ 5.00 delivered
12 Full Quarts, 12.00 delivered
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i .( Any one of the following dealers will supply your wantt.
-has. L 'it'll & Co.. EvansvUlo. Ind. Woollier & Co.. Centralis . 111.
Smyth & Co.. Cairo, 111. Forn. Glen. Dist Co., E. St. Louis. Ik
Ilerliort Co., Cairo. Ill Bj J. Epstein & Co., Danville, III.
Clarke Bros. & Co.
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I NEWS FROM OUR NEIGHBORS
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GRAND CHAIN, ILL.
gone to Martin, Tenn.,
) Mi. Sum Price was
while truing down a
mt badly hurt.
r
'Miss Ida
heme alter
friends at ('
Nov. 29, 1908.
Lischer has returned
a pleasant .visit with
niro. .
Mr. anil Mrs. .1. F. Mackey spent
Thanksgiving at Vienna.
Mr. Matthew Fellenstein is at
home from school at Ynlparisn, 1'id
Mr. .luhn Fell.n.stein has gone to
ppragould, Ark., fo visit his daugh
ter. M.'ss Donin.
Miss Laura DIHe of Villa Ridge.
Is here on a visit.
Misses Olive and Grace Cripprn
nni a friend .from Cairo spent
Thanksgiving at IL Stahlheber's..-
Miss Ruby. Stevers. of Martini
Tenn.. is at home a few days with
her father Win. Stevers.
Dr. Woelfle and family or Cairo,
werr here visittn-r trie family of T.
li. Lehols Thursday. i
Mrs. Aunice llartlesoil and duilgh
te Gen rude- Wueltie were at Bel-
Jinap and Vienna visiting friends.
Dr. Turr went, to Mound City, to
visit his mother. Mrs. Eliza- Tarr.
.Mis. Frank Roach is at Dr. Halt
Sanatorium for treatment. She was
Minn what better at this writing.
Mrs. Edith Roach of Cairo, visited
her. mother Mrs. P. liilllngsL'y Mon
day. , ', .
Miss Nina liartleson was at home
spending Thanksgiving with her parent.-.
She returned to her studhs at
Martin. Trim.'. .Sunday.
Mr. H. Calvin and daughter Miss
Ceorjila of f.eviiifis. are visitiiiR the
family of John Lewis. i
A fine Thanksgiving dinner was i
piven at Nick Lcals Lea ut if ill home
a'. Grand Chain l.iuidinar. Many were
invited to pnrtajto of the feast.
Ignite- a mi id liT or t amines were
p'esent.
Mr. Cairo! Davidson, of Valpariso.
Ind., is at home with his parents.
Mr. and Mrs. ". Luvidson.
Miss Minnie (iaent spent Thanks
riving with le-r parents. She re
turned to' her Indies at Marion Monthly.
Miss Montit. Rentier was a
at Mound ' City Saturday,
looking tor Santa Clans.
Miss India Moore refuini.d
from (.'real Sprius Sunday.
Ml. I'M a r Wells is home
Vienna lti i sp' ii.liui; a 1 i 1 1
ThhiiksKivinv..
Mr. George' Kaenak and .l;el Lev
fug? tailed on ."iiss Kathrvu Mrt'Ios
key between train. They were en
route south on a heir hunt. The
yenng tuen are. iroin .Nenrasiia.
to school.
hurt Saturday
tree, lie was
fiOUHD 6ITT
November 30, 1908.
Mrs. Chas. Armstrong; and two chil
lreu are Ihe guests of Mr. and Mh
John Armstrong a few days. They are
enroute from Danville to Cairo where
they will make their future home.
Mi. Wm. Stevers and daughter.
Ruby, or C.raml Chain, passed through
ihis eiiy Sunday en route to Martin.
Tenn., where Miss Ruby Is atleiidiri;.
school.
Loren C. Stophlel was a Cairo vis
itor Sunday.
Mr. and .Mrs. W. T. Parker and
daughter Heulali visited Mr. and Mrs.
. Dyas Parker and other relatives In
j Cairo Sunday.
I Mr. Hart wick of Sleeleville, III., is
jtlie guest of his daughter, Miss Clara
in this city. He will leave here fai
.Hot Springs, Ark., for his health.
s! Little Miss Marie Margrave return-
hi home Sunday from Vienna, where
she has spent the past lew days, the
guest of relatives.
Mr. Lon Shelion was among tin
Cairo visitors Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. C.eo. Schuler mid fain
, ily returned Sunday from Lcvlng
alter a lew days visit with II. Calvii. i
j and laimly.
Mrs. Frank Hurgman was the gue'
or Mr. and Mrs. H. W. Lathrope In
I Cairo Sunday.
j Miss Georgia Calvin passed through
here Sunday on her way to Martin.
returned
iih rr!a-
shop
also
home
from
time
Thank sKivfng vacation.
Mi.s Margaret Neshit
home Sunday alier a isii
lives at Vienna.
Kph Davidge spent Sunday In Cairo
Mrs. Carrie Spence left Sunday I'm
Levings where she will visit II. Cal
via ami family the ensuing week.
The Ladies Aid the Methodist
Kjdscopi.l churrh will meet Wednes
day afternoon wiih Mrs. W. A. Dough
erty at her home tn Fiist !-tict and
that of the Congregational rhuirh ai
the home of Mrs. (J. A. MeCrat ken on
Main Street. Kcv. Alex. Monroe ulll
arrive from Albion tills week to ae
tfjit tlie tall from ihe Congregational
hiirch here and will he here iiernia
Iieeily.
MJfs Freda Miller returned hoin
Sunday from Cairo where sh was the
Siuingfield are guests of their many
relatives in Vienna. .
E. E. Jones and J. W. Gower of Haf-
rlshurg, transacted business here thlH
week.
., Miss Mabel Galeener went to Capo
tiiriaradeau to spend Thanksgiving-
with her brother, .1. Halbert.
uo KQdiien nas reiurned irom a
trip to Evansville, Ind., where he
liought a big stock of holiday goods
The public schools were dis
missed Wednesday afiernoon until
Monday morning to enable all teach
ers to aitend ihe I'nion .Teachers'
meeting al Marion.
Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Wallace have
returned from a two weeks' visit in
Decatur and Springfield.
Mrs, Harry Andersou of Jackson
Mo., was a guest, of Mrs. Myrtle Sib
ey a couple of days this week.
S. H. Singleton of Levings visited
friends here on Wednesday.
Mrs. J. H. Hess and daughter, Miss
Ella Sullins, have returned from i:
visit in Shellerville.
Mr. George Henner of Metropolis
visited friends here this week.
Lii ion i naiiKsgiving services were
conducted at the M. E. church by Eld.
A. J. Parker and Dr. O. II. Clark
The home talent show "The 01
Country Store," drew a large audlenci
a fii was a financial suecesa, the pro
ceeds amounting to $yrt, which will he
divided between Hie Baptist church
and ihe K. of P. Sillers for the Or
i han's Home.
The proceeds of the dinner given by
the ladies of the M. 10. Aid Society on
Tliurtdav amounted lo $Ca.
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I .virs. uave .viaiu ot Karnak, was a
guebi of Mrs. Jim Cunningham Thuis
da.:.
The football game between Ihe Me
(ropolis and Vienna High School
teams on Thursday nfternuon resulted
In a victory for the Vienna lxiys.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Mackev of
Grand Chain spent Thanksgiving with
his father. J. C. Mackey and family
Mi. J. Johnson of Golconda Is a
guest tif her sister, Mrs. B. G. Pearee
Mrs. T. H. Powell is spending a few
days in Si. Louis, a guest of her si
ter and husband.
Miss Hollie Clymer has returned to
Uarrishurx after a brief visit lo her
iiDlher and other relatives.
Mr. C. L. Parish and Dr. e'. Skaggv
returned tills iSaMirdayl atternoon lo
in Ilarrisburg.
farnr.UH . I,a Salle suri'PHRcSe received
til Km Its presentation at the Princess
theatre, June l, the most etithusl
ast.lc ' and unanimous newspaper
ciitlelsnis ever accorded a play.
mere is no uouut it win. run over
six hundred consecutive perform
aneeH In Chicago. A road company
with a cast , quite the equal of that
how playing In the Windy Cltv will
bo, aeen here ,Ht tho Cairo opera
house on. Friday, Dec. 4th. Prices
50, 75, t and '$1.50. Seatu on Bale
Thursday.
Wives and Aloihers
Save the Loved Ones From
Evil by Using Orrine Cure
fected or Money Refunded
Can Be Given Secretly.
Drink
Ef-
It your husband
victim' to the .
pleading, scolding
Orrine, which Is
thousands of
throughout the
know the good
Hui.dreds of
or. son has ( fallen
drink . habit, stop
and crying. Cse
recommended by
Passing for, a Ladyl
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leading druggists
country because they
it has accomplished,
letters attest to the
remarkable cures made by Orrine.
Polk Miller Drug Co., of Richmond.
Va., write -"Mothers and sist-rs
have told us . of husbands and broth-
rs alio since they were given Or-
ine in - most scaes without their
knowledge, serni to have lost all de-
stire for drink. Thus your, pw.pa ra
tion has brought much comfort and
happiness to once desolate homes."
This srecesHful . remedy can b ;
given secretly if desired, using- Or
rine No., 1. or the patient can tali
it of Jiis own. free will, using Orrine
No. 2. Either forms destroys the de
sire, for strong drink and builds up
the bodily health, baking the user
strong and well, a man in every
sense of the word. Write for free
pamphlet on cure of alcoholism to
the Orrine' Co.. - Washington, D. C.
Sent in plain sealed cnvelone.
nguiHi price oi urrine is xi a
bov. There Is no risk in buying Or
line n mure is a guarantee in every
nox which- entities you to a refund
jour money ir Orrine fails to
effect a cure. Orrine is for sale t,v
Paul G. Schuh & Sons.
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WILL PROSECUTE
II
sin ROGUES
BANKRUPTCY PROCEEDINGS ' FOR
CREDITORS IN CAIRO AND ST.
LOUIS STOCK $10,000; LIABIL
ITIES $15,000.
tenn., lo resume her stuiiies after a iiu.ir home
! Rev. Marshall Gulp of. East SI
Louis, will preach at the new liap
list church tomorrow at 11 o'clock.
Rev. Ed. Hogaii has returned from
W. A. Anderson, attorney at law
vviCKiine, was In Cairo yesterday. II
is interested in the cases of the Svr
fans of Sikeslon, Mo., who cut such
in' swum, in a nusiness wny re
.iin., ut-iiiy t'ouerneu in me urn-
ceedlngs in St. Louis, which threr
the firm into bankruptcy.
.nr. .Aiiuerson said the fellows' real
names were John , Halim Merkev an
losepn hallni Masour; and althougl
iney had done business in Sikestol
four years, no one knew their names
The bankruptcy proceedings won
brought in the interest of the Seudder
nale-Wearen Company and Wood i.
Heiineit of Cairo, and several S'
ixniis parties. II w;u ,levelmi..l
be stock Invoiced at $lo,nno and tha
i ne iiHoiimes are about $1 ",,01111. f
the money ihe -fellows took awav
cou in ie goiten Hie liabilities would
be covered In full.
Several of the creditors declare
mey win spend a goodly peiTrnf of
hat Is due theni In efforls to local
he rogues and lirosernte1 (hem
lie
on spent a few
her friend. Mrs.
Mrs R. H. Ha ill.
da at Cairo will)
Willis Gaunt.
Mv. flasdale was buried today at
Ohio Chael.
Mr. Chax. (irnble-' intither from
Ai kaiix.-is is visiting lure for n time.
Mrs. .1. W. Bartlesiin i-anie home
Sinelav from Cairo where she we.it
Mi her daughter Nina who lias
S'iet of relatives . a few days,
Mr
November 28. 1908.
and Mrs. George Gill.-spie of
ilamleibnrg in Pope County, whore
assisted in a revival meeting.
Madam Rumor says one of our pop
lilar young couples were kuieily mar
ried a month or so ago. More partiru
lars in our next writing. ,
AMUSEMENTS
Mind Your Business!
li you Hon t nobody w ill. It Is your
tmsineKs to keep out of all Ihe troub!
you can ami you ran and will kecri
out or liver and bowl trouble If you
laKe Dr. Kings New Life pills. They
Keep biliousness, malaria and Jaundlc
out of your system. 25c at all druj
stores.
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CANNED OPERA PLACED
IN THE CORNERSTONE
thtffxpcctjmt mother mutr.ik rr'1'
nJ dreaJ that he looks for
warJ to the hour with ipmp.
hrnsibn. Molher's Friend, by its penetrating and. soothing propertie?:,
al!j.vs r.auvJ. n. rvoa-nes unple.iant (c-eliivs, anJ prepares the
system (or the orJoal that she pj.-iCi Uu-ouh the event with- but little
suffering, as numbers have TT
ll;.,l ml fit I ,f te --K I
lelllit u iiu raiU il I., 'i in
its wt;ght in goIJ.
f vsfMble lllf.M
Minstrels Tomorrow.
Following a successful nm at the
New York Theatre Roof Garden, the
Handy IMxie Minstrels will be th at
traction al the Cairn oiera house on
Wednesday. IHt. 2nd. These niins
trels tH said to ! the largest or-
eLei.ation of colored informers on
tt.nr this season, cotiiprlsing thirtv
t-oieedians. singent. dancers and
mtiHct.ni. ttigetner itn the' famon
Cotton Pit kers' Band" of solo mnsi
cians. The erfornianr offreil by
then' bt-gins with a new and novel
MKttacuiar 6rt part. The olio t re-
idete with Kiieeiaiiv Innmrt tut
!; tn love trsiilaren, an.! no h"rne l1!rpi"'i,n f'ai'ne als. f which lb
can, he Ii.ippv wthut tt.m I"'"' notable mi. H'JIv Kersuds
yit the onle.il throuli w hitfi i lian a!' ",",', ''i' "''
i ;io mm mi tnn. a iM)ai
timi' darkey f hataeter d linealei
and n it bniter TTie I'an lv's luu'
gained reputation for tivlne a r-d
hot e ian.. lit.-ii. tauet:lng e- d
ri" w. in thr- trii tt n-n' of th"
w id aad mnlf as oi' of th ltt
neiio jniietre! in t-Mtni-e. Prii j
Tn slar.
THE EEADnELI) KEGCLATOfi CO.
A'Uc!, Ga.
fWifWJbW
Tbilisi
Tbton. Mass., Nov. :;u. With Inter
esttiii; ceretnoiiies and In the presence
of a distinguished gathering the cor
nerstone was laid this aftcru4ii for
the new IJoston opera house, w tilt h i,
designed to lake, front rank anions
the temples of tiiusie in America. The
structure is being built at Hunting -
nm a-uue ami opera place on a fi
adjoining that of Symphony Hall, th
home of the ttoMon Symphon.t Orthe
tra.
The eortif'tone fteri ises wt re
tended by Governor CuiLt. Mayor Hi
bard oilier preroiiH of piomilieno
includiiig a oany of ox ra singern an
musieianii from New- Vork. A l.ronr
imh piaee.i in li,.. riier i,,r,r
ii'mi'k I'li'iiii. r aeutr rir.ls f,I
lie v..i. f Milieu. N.udiea. Kn
N i! "n and oiher dit jncui. hi d sine
ers. n I ffd lit (niei, mritl..n I..
'be !n nioM AlU' iiaii h.u,i.i i
"A Stubborn Cinderella."
-A Strbhorn Cinderella" the latt
nieical j.lar by Hours Adams and
Howard, author and rnmiiwm f
"Th- TItp. The rtr. -! T- f-HV
ani 'The Girl Q-iUnn," tt-r
Watched Fifteen Years.
For ef'e' years I hare wach"i
i be working of Buekk s Arnici
Salve; sad It bis oever fi)e to cur-
any sore. ooiL uleor or bnra lo wbic'a
a doctor bui," r A. F. Hardy, of
East Wilton, Mara-. at all dro
it was anli-d. It kit sd o many
stores.
By W. PELT BRIDGE
IIH IIII -IIII WWW
"How do I look?": he demanded
anxiously. "Coat collar all right?
Ne-ktle not. rucked up at the back?
.Tt'ft give me another lirush dbwn
will you? My dear," In answer to
her protest, "you'd be fidgety
you'd Rot all the responsibility I've
got to take on my shoulders today
Laheller Goble, off duty and pr
pared to conduct, his young wife and
the members of his society, the alar
urns and excursions of 'the season
over, to a town on t"he seacoast for
a day's trip, ran to and fro 'seeing
to back doors and windows, and not
knowing whether or not he was fast
efting those. His young wife, roo
and self possessed, took opportunity
to pin at the correct angle' a hat
which should presently make the
heart of Hallway Terrace miss
beat and chaslen the joy of other
lady passengers at the station.
"And if I'm ' lnterduced to ' the
general manager," Goble called up
the slairs, ''and, mind you,' it's quite
possible, why,' if yog're a very good
girl; 1. may loterduce ypu. And If I
dip, I in i;s t ask you, for goodness
gracious Bake, aiid for mine, be care
ful.' If you can't catch what he saya
to you, don't, answer hark 'What's
the row?' as though you were talking
to ne. Say, 'Beg your pardon, sir.' "
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An excited platform, with bunches
of folk waiting for the excursion and
members of the uniformed staff
shaking quite in the tnanoei;,ty nn
officia) peopje, contended In dealing
for once with passengers who did
not badger them with questions con
cerning the probability of finding
room in the approaching train.. , No
necessity to warn. .the, excursionists
i-o stand hack as the .train came, no
need to restrain impetuous lady pas
sengers from opening the door of
the dog box.
"Goblo:" cried the head-guard.
"Where's Goble?"
"Here I are!"
"General manager wants you to
travel down wth him. He's In the
first-class saloon right at the back.
Wants some ' Information for bis
speech." ? :
"You bnndle in anywheres," sahl
Laheller Goble'"tot his wife hurried
ly, "If you, come with me you'll be
going and making some mistake In
your grammar."
At the seaside station a ring
formed on the platform, made tip
"of the railway men and the railwsy
men's wives, all anxious to see the
great man as be appeared when off
duty.
"The wife, Goble '
"Yes, sir.- If you don't rolnd, slr:
We've been married this two year.
I say two year, but that's a He; a
year and ten months is more like
it." ' ...
"Very pleased to , make, your ac
quaintance, Mrs. Goble;. i think we j
are to .be favored .with, - compara
tively speaking, good .weather, con
sidering the period of tbe yeay,
Trust we shall meet later." - ,: .
Some of the older women argued
that when, the general manager
lifted his white top hat Mrs. Gobl
ought to have curtsied, because they
wished , to dlsruas her, and partly
bernuse of the wonderful hat. they
left Mrs. Gobi? alone, and when the
general manager came out with his
follow Ing and sat down on the bench,
the general manager snt a chief
! rk across to Mrs. Goble, and slg-
nltiel his gtarlous desire to take
her presently to. lunch. . .
T'.'e general inapager and his
suite made a eint .of leaving. Im
mediately ater the lunch. I.abeller
oble. rising, arrested them with a
warning eye, and said there remain
ed us. more duty to. perform be
fore the distinguished officers of the
company were allowed to depart.
When he said duty he hoped they
would understand that lie did not
mean duty -th word be ought to
bave.ufed was ."privilege." Labeller
Goble emphasised non-existent points
by Jabbing a dsrt knife Into the
tablet loth.
With his wife seated roe by and
"'ring, Goble rab4 , 's prt
without further disaster. Th gn-
rrsl manstT. In reply, said h had
ben delighted to ne-t s many of
the staff and their wives
I knew tbe speech all right," sr-
gtid Goble in reafldesre. when they
were on the crowded yacht for an
no'irs voiitr. . Id tot ttm word
rnr mind as eat. as roald he.
oi're sr of ibat. my
ftsi" I i1 it over several
yon But somehow "
"Von fin lied through."
"Thanks to you. A ad there's
oraebing more. I had friendly
ha with O M.'s s-K-reiarr at tho
statian just now, and he said If I
err applied, for an ltiperhlp I
p to ed him a prtvste nm at th
sir "-m. And be told te
G M ssM ynii ' one of the bt-trtnrer-j
women b fd rer re.
Vow, whs lis son to frTw, my
lest. ' tfc!; OW H the lH roil
Tsrsaefl to tire fit'n tbat 1irpr.
f, ptiii' a ms'ter of fart,
:i t roiild relhear yon ssttffs now
ted srsin was. "Oh. rs!!y"
' nv H1j, o aiy 'ter told n
:a.t tight when be lent e ttls
ha'," said Yrt Gotde. sc lady ran
paa in j'tf r for a lady If she only
kis ker Biootb very nearly shst"
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McCosnas, R. p
McGruder, Jos
Miller, ,Chasf. F.
Miller, Jno. A. .......
Meshe.w's jVewif Agency
Meyers, U JJ. ........
Morrpw, Dr. Edwin t.
Moss & t McCoriiilck
Murphy. A. J.
Myers, D. K
Morris, tJiiH
Neff, J. K
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. ....2407 Park Ave.'
. .. 1001 Mash!ng"(ou
.434 11th ..'
2700 Commercial
...314 7th Sfi
823 23r.I St.
314' 2Sh St.
215 Hth pU-
21 35th SU
. 120S Cedrar
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.,.721 38lh St.
. ... ....721 38th SC
2104 Walnut
. G28 12th S
7(U 31th Sk1
324 Gth St
..3400 Sycajuore St.
1 103 Lornst
809 Washington"
..Farrow Hats
702 Commercial
. .. 615 3 Uli SI.
....G29 21st SL
..2208 Park Ave.
i .3413. Sycamore
.27th W. of Hoi.
.....2101 Poplar
.... 2013 Poplar
..,.220 !2nL St.
......614 38th St.
....730 33rd SL
. . 3500 HifThland
710 Walnut,
.. ,.224 9UV SL
1311 Pino
228 33rd St
.. 2100 Holbrook
...,427 llth St.
..'...IV.' 2UL SL
-3tH3 Commercial
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...2314 Holbrook
. . ..J24 19th St.
i06 Commercial
113 Commercial
. :..ilit3 fith St.
.. ,'.421 JOth St.
812 W. 7th St.
22nd & Syc. Sts.
..... 221 3rd Sr.
....211 Ohio St.
..309 19th St.
....3511 Kim St.
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787 L Petit. C. A Residence t)a 20th St
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730 L Ricks. W. N Residence ?23 28th Sti
G32 R Roliey, Lewis Residence :'908 Svcamore
109K Rodgers, Thos Rttldence 70G 23rd St.
G84 . Sams. Blanche Ro-idcnce .jog gist St.
7S7-VV Sauer. Frank Residence 318 ?th' St!
fio7 K Serbian, Andrew Residence 831 23rl St.
737-W Staehle. A. F. .v Residence 322fith St.
3S2-W Sleinhoiioe. Mrs. R Residence 419 (( st.
720 Stevenson, C. II. & Co....Grhin Brokers 2n 7th SL
711 Stevenson. Mary It'itl.lence 212 13lh St.
482-K Stone, u Residence 3fn4 Elm St.'
4Sti K Stout. . Harry Residence ..3r3 Elm
3ti SL Clair, Rose B Residence "i7 intli St.
711 Siisanka. Win Residence 2!to; Commercial
511 W Smith. Minnie Residence 211 19th SL
jl; Smith, A. I Residence );fn S'
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177 Warner. J.. It Residence 717 22nd S'.
'.S1W Watson .G. Residence 309 21st St.
:(5-W Wetdon. Geo Rridence ;ig jm, s,.'
' R Williams. Mrs. W. K ReMilem e 120 sth St.
757 K illiams. Mary Rildnee i -jxth St.
r.Htn Williams.- Randolph Reid nc poj st.
IJ Willianm. Thtm Residence f 1 joth St
5 Winter Bros Stable' . . . -. . S'h and R. R. S.
.".: R. Wood. Jeysie . Residence 216 "Sth St
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1201 Washinnlon Avenue.
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Dtatnage O's'rttl Case.
J'l-tre i vtr tame down frwo
M'-Hiid fiiy jificniai to preside ir
trw- county court in the rae of Wm
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Meney.
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Wtl et ais v. Tb- Cairo Drainage
lntrict CowimlfKMiers. to reit th'
appliratlon of tbe latter for the Bnb
assewmeBt to roee-t the coot of main
taiaing the levees and ditches and
Heratiag the wmps. The objection
is that tbe twmsutit asked fur Is ei
rive, hring X .23 -r tjrre oi j.4-tl
'fs. en a t"t1 ff !.r: Ti rrm
SiL-ioam are firet.4 !y G:IN.:t
,To
Cbmbed Out Ja I.
ngTT prioDers la tbe ci'j
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a man and wvmaa. gr cot ibrouch
roof la-it lgtr. Knt tbe4r liberty m
short lit ed for tbey were again lr
hind the bars In ha!f an hour.
Oft. WOELFLIL
Will move nls fiff'tee to Cita-
mertial m9"m tccntiber 1. I VS.