The Cairo Bulletin (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928
March 8, 1904

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THE CAIRO BULLETIN. TUESDAY MORNING. MARCH S. 104 t vmnmrm nm mtmrnw I NEWS FROM OUR NEIGHBORS I w it Crain W1CKLIFFH, KY. loe Bingham was culled i VYingp Monday morning by telephone on ac i mint, of i Ik.' illness of his grand mother, Mis. Sarah J, Winters. She is reported to have pneumonia. caii Parsons, two mi lea north of itariuw. who had a hone stolen from hi in in Barlow about t weeks ago. reports that lie found the hoist- Mon day in Jackson's livery barn in CHn ton. Mr .lack. on. who liad traded for the horse, and afterwards learned that it had been stolen, telephoned Mr. Parsons last Saturday that it was there. As yet there Is no due to the thief Mrs. stark and daughter, Miss Nora, are both down with la grippe. WILLARD, ILL. ets a aaaa There is quite large amount of sickness In ate' aboui this place. Mr. Andrew Nan. ill for some time, isi now Improving. Air. Elmer Koonsman died bud Wed nesday night. He leaves a wife and two children. Mr. William t 'hildres, of the pour tarin, was h to Saturday. He reports the recovery of Bight by an Inmati who has bean Mind for some time. The election is oyer and the people, in our district would like a Goat of grave! placed on the road leading From the colored school house k. Beech Ridge, bo thai ate can get iuio Cairo. This road is an Important feeder to Cairo, and not only our In terests are Involved but lb mer ChaBt8 of Cairo also. Cairo is QUI market, and the effect of the re pain on this road would result in bring US within easy reach. The citizens of Cairo should prevail upon the county eommteaj oners to give the ro.nl this required attention at once. It would lie money well spent. f Villa Ridtif. wa--. declared insane on Friday last, The court of iuinilry was held in this ilyp, Judge W. S. Dewey of Cairo tcttng in the stead of Judge John P. Bristow, oi pur county, presiding. The contxaci has been lei for the! reel ion of C, r. Meyers residency. fhe building will occupy the beautiful Judge F. M. YouiirIoo departed for Benton today. He is called there owing to the serious illness of his sis tat, Airs. Sarah Hawkins. Attorney Ho-.ca Ferrill transacted bualuoss in Metropolis tbdaj Supervisor 1) T. I.aney left for the count) seat today to aten.l a meet In of the eountj board of supervi-tor Miperii.i-iiiiani and Alt-,, c. I. :;,v Ing arc in St. Louis today, J. H. Hodges of CidnKn transacted business in the city today. Ur. Baker of the hospital medical mil spacious l.lock of ground which stan 01 AUI:1 Will the tit todaj Monts the Mound City opera house. it is to be two stories high, of colonial style and will cofil about 16,000. Ii s expected to be the moal handsome residence In this city. David Harris 1:1s the contract. The tendance at the public school-, lias been seriously curtailed by the prevalence on measles. When Deputy Sheriff John Dtahin- 61 went to Anna on Saturday to take Mrs. W. It Crain. who was declared Insane few days ago. He was ac 90m pan led by bis better half. Ii is slated on good authority tliat he well known Fowh r liros.. steam loainicn pi Paducah, will put two boats into the St. Louis trade, one lo run from Paducah and one from Cairo. the guest of Mrs. David Quarles, of Mounds, Win. ChittOfden of Arkansas City, Vrte,, formerly of thhj city, has been circulating among friends here this week. Mr.-;. George Blchorn entertained number of frbmds on Wednesday ivetitng! Th' Mound citj Dancing club gave i highly pleasurable dam e on Thurs day evening. .lames Bolln Is in Memphis on bus! J, H. Bradley of Baskvth in. ss visitor in the city today. Ryan John, State Mine inspector, is the evening. home with her aiint, who llvei in Indi Miss Orphu llulson ami Miss Sail; -Colvln visited Mrs Fannie Pyles a few days past. Mr. Hester Cnlvin ha., returned to her home at Mound pity, after a live w w-.il ai this place. Air: Kinma Thompson visited r.-la lives near Harriaburg a few day past. Mrs. Kale Tanner and children, til Mr How, 11 and .Mrs. Lucy Tanner an, children, Miss Sallie Calvin and Mis. Jessie Allen visited .Mrs. cilia Black oil; n Sunday in the afternoon. .Miss Mary ICasley called to spent Sheriff .las. ft. Louis this week, Dr. Hall Whites this, week, Dr. E. .1. Kiiin weaver was ,er sited St. ol C. cairo. has been the gneat of his brother, Dr. T J. Kinney, this week. Mrs. K. Moore, of Grand Chain, has Keen the i,uest of her daughter, Mrs. Judge John D. Bristow, this week. Harry Hood of the Mound City bar, was in Carbondale on professional business Thursday. JONESBORO, ILL. in Williamson county toaay on mining business. Miss Carrie Peak, who has keen rtalttag friends in this city returned to her home in Makanda this moniiuy Mayor K. K. Mitchell was in Hei tin this morning. Airs. A. Parrish and daughter Marie who have been the guests of Miss Jes sie Parrish of 210 Fa t oal. street, re iniiied today to their bomt In Makan da. Oeneral Manager A. P. Wallace (1f the' Illinois Central In private ear No. I, was in the city this morning and left for the south .Memphis and i Orleans, Supeniser Kelt) of DoSoto was a passenger to Do Soto this momlbg, Randall McCracken familiarly known a;: "l.ince" age 23 years, died Saturday morning of pneumonia fever in Chicago. His remains reached this City Sunday nighl and was Interred in Oakland cemetery today, Col. John R Marshall commanding the Kkhlh regiment Illinois National Heard was in i in city Saturday even Ing enroute from Metropolis where he inspected the companj al thai city to his home in Chicago. Oeorgfi M. Ilarker left today for Degognig where be interviews the voters on his candidacy for States attorney Saturday In Probate court part ol the Joseph B. Thorp farm consisting of 111 acres laying one mile west of the normal, was sold to It. ii. Martin The balance of the farm, including the building had been reserved by Mrs. Cynthia Thorp, widow for her dower, The farm is one of the hest in this township. City cierk f. m. Caidweii transacted day business In Murphysbora this mom sk C. F Holmes if he s'ot anv val Mrs. p, Q, Allen wants ihe peoph of Carrier .Mill, to build the bam bpi s a hall. Airs. Will Patterson has bam) WT. sick, hut Is aide to he up again. Mrs Bmma Thompeon Is very ate) at ttiis writing. Mr. John Smith and wife have tal, en several rides since they broke theii new pony. l.ila Thompson received many vai enliiies last valentine day. Green Gravel mines are through tin air shall. New easile has organised a Bundej school again- Hubert Finney took charge of thj Bagleton Hotel. His boarders are al lea v big him. I le looks sad. Mr. W A l.eho took dinner will Mi-. John Smith and wife Saturday. Reconstructs your whole body makes rich red blood. Drives out lm purities thai have collected during Hit winter. Holllster'a Rocky Monntali Tea la a family tonic. 35 cents, tea 01 tablets. P. 1. Schuh A Son. DEATH BENEATH WHEELS Young Lad Was K lied In Big Four Yards Sunday Afternoon About 1:30 O'clock. Bphraim Cover, born at Fredrick town, Maryland, flab, l1. 1830, died ai Makanda HI. Mai'eh I Hint age 7! years i B6 tnonth and two days. lie came ta Jocesboro, Hi., with his parents in ism where he obtained such an education as the common schools of ihat day afforded, n worked on the farm and clerked In a PULASKI Th family. He was the last surviving member of a family of nine ehUdrep On the St ti day of June, 1851, he was united in marriage to Miss Lydia K. daughter of Col, H. U Webb. union were horn live children, two M)ni and three daughters. Mrs. Alary A Hart mail and Mrs. Fanny Zimuer man live at Mount Vernon. Willis EC, Clover ai Cairo, ami Edward vv. cover at Campbell, Mo. All are married ex cepi Miss Katie M.i the youngest child, who remained with her father to the end. In 1856 he was appointed postmaster at Jonesboro, in i860 hi resigned, and soon after moved lo did Caledonia, on Ihe Ohio river. In i.v;; he rami' to .Makanda ami lived om year Where John It Sill now lives, when he bought ami moved on the farm ..'in re he baa ever since made his home, He embarki d in the mercantile bus Inatta In I8C7, liid for se veral yens was express agent ami post master. His wife died Nov. l. MM, Since that time, lor Ihe most part, he and les daughter Katie have occupied their sumptions home along. In politic- in was a Strong partisan, and tool an active pari in local campaign work. Two yean ago lie retired from active buslne is. O. F. Lodge, No. 789, elec ted of fleers on last Thursday nlghl as follows; F. M. Stringer noble grand; B. 0, Lewis, vice ctand; W. T. Reeves recording secretary; C ,H. lirown. financial secretary; D W, Kennedy, trenrurw, and H it. Rohlemin 0. Sheets M. D. Collins, D. w. Stringer, C. D. Waite, trustees. The outgoing officers are as follows: ,1. V. New- tome, n. f. m. Stringer, v. t;.-. 11 H. Bsbleman, recording secretary: C. "B I H. Brown, linancial secretary; D. W. Kennedy, treasurer. Egypt lodge has a large membership now. with pros peeti of new mora bars soon. Root. Spalding, of Villa Ridge, was on our streets Friday but. I. B, RndlCOtt, a prosperous fanner, of near Villa Ridge, was a business ishor al PulaakJ Saturday last. w. a. Victor, of Grand chain, m was tfansaatlng business at our burg Thursday. Mr. Victor is the general agent for the Franklin Insurance Co., an i was hare delivering some policies. Will is a hustler and does a good Por tion of the business in his line in Pa laskl county. .i. H. Kennedy was in Ullln on Sat unlay last on business, 'ih" Fruit Shippers' association met Ofl Saturday, March 5, This was their ri if i.ar meeting. The association is in better condition this year than it ha:; been for years. Several new mem bers have Joined and more will join next meeting, The villa Ridge as sociation has Ko4 all they can do to take car.' id' their own members, so everal thai have been Kutng to Villa Ridge to ship, will come here Ibis COBDEN, ILL. j oa r. .lean ai wenl io Anna Friday cie.- an t John t Cairo Sunday, Orvllle Bhepard, the 13 year-old son Air. and Airs. I. on Shenard, of TP Thirty-fourth street lost his life Sim fternoon in. ihe Big Four yardi by tailing beneath a train of movini cam which passed over his body ho low Ihe waist, cutting him almost i i wo ami horribly mangling him. The lad. in company with soittl playmates climbing standing i James an if last week. ae dl'eet. Mia. i in: ii. lining aim Misses Bes sie Judy, Maggie Wallace. Aliie Cow oll. Alary CoWcll and Cora Sullivan weai to Makanda laal Friday to see ihe wreck. t F. Baldwin has keen home for ihe past Week. Mr, ai Tompson, of Carbondale pent Sunday ai ihe home ofijohj B! monds. wucn i Qtg i'"our was en; thai point ami ji with pom" ears eil Oft a II. n car 0 which gave way romping around am une empty Hat car. witch at Nordman't near Thlrty-fourtl nglne No. 04 of h (agod in s witching i.' ist as it vas passing foung Shepard jump a a pile of slack Qoal lieuealh his weigh) MIMtMll.(,(ttUIMI t FULTON, KY. liar UMSy Kei.-er visited h pnts iii Union city Sunday. I- K. Wllhelm ami will turned to Kansas City aftei have re I Vlrtll :'l raw I tor MOUND CITY ..c. lien Hluiu. who has hee'n in St. Loui the past iwo months, having his eyes treated by a specialist, arrived bomt today. .lake lipiia will leave Ihi eveluli for Aid boil sojourn at Hoi Spring! Mi's. Ada Pankey returned to Thorn sonviile Saturday. Prof, .1. ii. stout attended teachers' meeting al Harriaburg Saturday, i Win Piatt, of Foil Wayne. Ind.. vis iied .villi his brother, H. II. Piatt, pro- prletor of our saw mill, lor a few days j last week, Dill is en route to Mem rmis. T tin. ktr. .1 D. Story, ol the Story Store i Co made a buHiaeaa trip to Cairo Frl Urn, Maggie Dandle, afti days' visit io her daugllti r. ace Luten, returned to Hickman Sun day. Mm. .'"'in Fill is quite slok at bet home in Bast Pulton, Missis Lena ami Shellie" AleKeeu hav, returned from Dresden. Tent. Edwin Cook ami Rchard Rice have recovered from diphtheria. Ailen Sellars. of this place, who was found in an unconscious condition in one ot the hotels in New Orleans Thursday afternoon is much better am! is eapectad home in n lew days. Mr, Sellars' unconsciouaneaa was due io noi torn lag ihe gas of sstffteieatly a hen he retired, I CARRIER MILLS. Lis Perks, the livervman. still he does a great deal of "borfe lalk." Slides Attorney George F. Martin visited Olmsted in ihe line of his duty Wednesday. A couple of colored men n:"' I" ehnreft1 and I visiting among our sick Saturday each loui i 1 tier arn steo. ueorgi and Tom Bntier wen- mulcted in tin ggMgate of Chas, Wilson another of the accuse,!, was acquit ,i it. In tile, of Harriaburg, was on our streets Thursday talking politics in his own behalf. Uncle .1. a. Burgner an old resident I. our in w ll, mil now ol Moiielorl ,VBS W- are eat her at Last Prh oli H. N. Finney, president of our town loard. was in HarrislnirK tftaaaetlag business Satinilay. The IbHowIn office n were elected in Carrier Mills lodge, No. STL I. Will Dougherty cave a party n f. f,,r the ensnloB term- W n in honor of her PatenWR, N. M T ClDl V I W. D. Puckett, treasurer; W. It. llol of its. recording secretary; It M. e ii t. ftnanml secretary Fred PfWks, cr i Doaalaa Tanner. W. c. Miliar fir-i Boyeyapent the early part of tM (reek Brown, V. a. Spears. trusK-ea. In Mounds. .Miss Oertie Hill, or Cairo, has irt'en the gsaaM of Mrs. ai Mt Its ihe grt iter pal I Ol I his We, I; OoWrty Superintend lit Mrs. II Al Smiiii visited llllla officially cm Tues- Mis. on Monday evenln kinst. Mrs. Crait:. of .Metropolis. Mm. Bd Miller ha la gnlppe. MaMames .lame., W. W. Hon out of an at I C RBONDALE. I

Judge .1. H. H. Hcrifro was called lo adiicafa Sunday on legal baalnew i eiei noii uny ami our 1 1 els were crowded. D CuMmhH rhdted ins. dnaghtcr Mrs Bmsju Thompson ami Mrs. lou Smith Sunday. AL. Ashcr is now ready u deliver goods a.: well as Hie rest. He his delivery wagaa last Friday. Mis; Halite Thompson is flatting her grand parents tnt Hirrisbarx A!. L. MotsingmT is no more a ,iti .en of our low a. He has moved om en Ufa farm asata. Mm. Lacy Tatttp r and little Fail visile,! Miss Mali Holmes one day last weak, Mr, Howeil Tanner has he n ur NM with tne pig, hut in now able ti, be out aKain. I.itCe Aula Tanner, who has been sick fur Several weeks is no better at Ihi I titiri?:. Mlas Bert Iti Monroe, of Ktwaaatta is ,eiH,riei v. ry :,ck. ttov Taam and itls Milbutn an ,nrs. .vi. i apooi ami chiiuren, or I Centralis i ni.d'. I'.;!:;:. Mo., ha U, lV wii-K wiih doiind City relatives. .1. W. Ilowel and .vlfe were Ritests (,f aiten-lii r school Bgala. I ft v and he wenl beneath Hie moving cars His cries of pain Attracted tin iwltchlag crew's attention and aj they lifted hJW "P bis plaintive, "Oh mister! h. mlstf.r!" brought tears lo the eyes of Ihe st rung -hearted railroaders, Death soon relieved his Differing. Tiie remains were taken to Mrs. M ic. Keith's undertaking establishment and funeral services will he held at the n sidetiee this ilfteriloo.l. END OF COURT IS NEAR InMirante Cane Yesterday Motions For New Trials May De Heard Today. Arguments in the case of tin- Three i tales Lumber company against the National PI re Insurance company en aged the attention of Judge Butter yesterday Judge John M, Lansdeo, or the plaintiff, consumed the moin l! and Was t'ullo.ve.! by Hon. Miles Frederick Qllbert in thfl afternoon for he defense, lie will In (Hah bis argil pen! this morning and Attorney Leek or the plaintiff wil! make the eim hiding argument, n la thonghl the use will he ended by noon. Annlieatlon for an in inn-lion w ie presented to Judge Bntier today by kttorneyi frOW Massac County. II is expected that motions for new rial-, in some or the cares trn he pi', sen) term of court wl iie.' today. BUrtr.l.AP.Y AT Mill AT.KI. Ipeeial to th Bulletin Pulaski, 111 March V The lore of W. Heillg a I burglarized Sunday ilsbt. the thieves making a.vay with ihrnil Ufi iii monev and checks, some Jbaeeo ami nevernl otla t HBnll ar icles. Admitiam a was gained lo the atom btaaklai out one of ihe plate glaaa indows. Mr. leili and family live vi r Ihe store The Bet6 cause I in reaking the glass awoke Mrs. HetHg, ut hetrinu no htng further surmised hat Hie noise was canned by tie ird. I pon awakening !ti the Momlhg aa iratr.ediatery dincaiVed what aused the noise. No flue has keen fiimi'i a- vi i that .ii! b ad to ihe aire of the culprit: CAIRO OPERA HOUSE Fits. Baby Had Two to Sis E.very Day. Suffered Terribly -Doctors Failed. Or. Miles' Nervine Cured Him. f TWENTY-THIRD ANNUAL MEETING OF j SOUTHERN ILLINOIS TEACHERS f t Weak, aervous, Ircttul, punv children r luire n Utitmeat lueh vady t)t. ,lil:- 'icrvuiff alf. r.ii. When neglected thrst .miptoms lead to epileptic nti oi spusiu. f'verv rttothef should itrenrtheb herownauJ .jhieH' iirrui wmi Dr. Miles' Nervine, utiae ptci6e in all ncrvoui diiurdeis. Kead tt,e 'olhiyihg) "When ray little boy was ii months old 'it- had nampt in his tect and hands. Tley yould be drawn out ut shape for twoorth.ee lays. At first liniment seemed to kelp but ai about two weeks nothing did any tood die doctor gave him. c called UDtMl lector but Ins niedk ine did no gOM mi e .lumjtd to soother who called it tpmal d,i ;ase. Hv tins tuiie the child's body wss haw n out of ihspaihisbackbont waacatved 10 one side and his hands and feet out ok ihtpe. lHs sufferings were teridde, ami he das having tTOffl t v to sin fit! a day. 1 was .akinj; Dr. Miles' Ke.-buative Nervine loi lervoul double and saw it was iccuuiiK-uded for fitsT0 1 thought 1 would see if it would lulphim. All three doctor had givta him up. OSe hail bottle Stopped the MS and lii ni ibs straightened, and aaother bottle cuisd hifOt I'e &now a strong, healthy hoy golris io school. I have waited to see ti tht ofl trouble returned, before writiag you, but il aever has. i cannot praise Dr. Miles' Nc.v ina enough) as 1 know it saved my boy' life." Mas. UatAH Ni isox, Lansing, lona. All draggltts sell and guarantes tir.it hot tie 1 'r. Miles' Ketoedl Send lor lire Uoik on Nervous and Heart Disease. Addwu Dr. Miles M'vdu ui Co i-n-liait, lad. allroad company hirnlahed two sixty out baggage cars, .1 day conch ami wo Pullman sleepers for the special rvlcc rcouircd, There are ninety eopie in the organization, ami the live production is exactly the same i n every particular as thai which won ill New York's admiration during Its one, run of 126 hlghta at the Casino; theater. At the opera bouse on Tins j lay. March 1.".. WARM TIME AT JOLIET Democratic Convention Marked B Violence Bloodshed Narrowly Averted. I j I v

W I I T ti y Associated I'rcss. Jollet, ill March 'I'be Demo ratlc county convention was marked y violence. Delegates struggled for oioiol. Blows were atruch and lodsiied narrowly averted. Rival hnirtnen and their friends atmggled or poaaession of the platforms, ami wo rival conventions were under wa' ,i the same time amid seanea of dis irdeT and ureal excilemenl Contesting delegations to the state tonventlon were named. All Ille del igatea are united for Mayor C roll us, if Jollet, lor governor, vV, K. Hearsl or prealdenl and Mayor Harrison IhiCAgO, for the Illinois member ol he Kational Democratic oommittee, If i it 4 if VIENNA. Allien Johns has sold his meat mar ei io a. i.. Rughi vbo will eontlnue uistnesa in the same place, Rev. Walt delivered a lecture to Ihe mn at the Congregational church bbI irday (Sunday), I, 0. Whitnel returned from Bast .-',i Louis Baturday, VV. Hall who has beat sick with pneumonia Is reported better. Charles Trammel of iSaal SI I anils la here buying driving horses to put on the market. Thomas Trammel ol Btonefort is in town today on business. .Miss Madge Heauman 'A Chine';" HeRCymOOn" Will Pc fhe Attraction at X't Opera ahnUggg March 15. Mr. and Mrs Wm II itaD., lllaci. Mrs Ceas licdiinver has pwmnonia have hem visi-inT Mr. and Mr s:cn- bat b. now able t,, and is in a dansgerona conditoliia. m l He v,: and Mr and Mr W. M, Hewlt s neon ve up au ioi Mrs. E R- no. of Cairo. Was the and other friends, returned Sun lay pre day Mat Tonne I MM .b Ha nafaaan r very sick. loe I .ii,:npson has been sie',; witj of Mrs. Daniel Hogan on Thurs-, to their home at Hickman. Kentuchy th.. jrrin but is able to l anj aaain Mr Nell;,. Finai y ami Mrs. Bd I Krnesr tlMt-o B:ir,cii H gn h virotinc Travrlst.-ad arc on an extended vtntt I Moamd City, H idy friends in Chicago. with relative home aaain from I i aoirc back joon. M; The m.'mnit'iiie of the production to e accorded the n. w KnKlish musical oniedy A cliine.. Honey mo t i hich comes io the opera house may ie estimated frcm the railroad equip ment iter-!ary to transport th com .any ami its affects On the trig front 'i nnnel Hill .vas do, ii :,hoppin:; one 1 i l.i .l 111 i t jH iifijBrvL X ..i .aaaan w w I t ;::;5 1 boitie or A ED, PINAUD'S EAl) m: QUININE HAIR TONIC !,i, rl ,.lri. t4 flna lf I Or Si r t 1 1 U lf4 mt It pReiitr f'.ir i',.l 'Ito ivn Ina oi trniSSi ot im( ii t mi uk tm it ai nm tu.'.!t!)c. Sr.alj M II. Haifal'i ,Tiic;a Itaport OHice w OFflCERS 1901. President, H D. WHAM, Olney. 1st vice prosidenl. .1. W ASIU RY, Marion. 2nd .ice president, w .1 Bl.At'KARD. Rtdgway. Treasurer, J a FROGMAN, Trenton, ftec secretary, SARAH J. WHITTKNBFJIG, Dalatia. Cor. secretary l o MARBKRRY, Cobden. Kin secretaries i.oTTa KKLl., Salem. ANNA HAWKINS, Benton, Executive Committee. JOHN K. MILLER, Cbauman. Hunt St Louis. W. S. BOOTH, Mt. Carmel, TAYLOR C Ci.KNDR.NKN It R, Secretary, Cairo. County SuperintendenfG Section. President, C P. KASTHRDAY Vandalta. 1st vice president I' W. BliitiKRSTAFF. Mcl.eansboro. ;'mi vice president, MRS. E M huvan. Murphysboro, Secretary, MRS HESTER M. SMITH, Mound City. Executive Camnnttee. .1 B. WH.ITCHURCH, Salem .1 A:iKS M 1 il I, I.. M; Wnion WILL BLACKARD. Rldgway. Library Committee. .1 K Will I CIH IH'II. Salem SARAH .1. WHITTRNBRRQ, tijlatia. W. s. BOOTH, Mt. Camel .1 il HILL, Mi Vernon. JOHN RICHKSON, Ka:.l St Loull PROGRAM. Thursday. March 31st. The County Superintendent's section win hold an executive session Thursday after noon. EVENING SESSION, 7:30 o'clock. Cairo Opera House. I Chorus TruUlId Carl Attenhofer Oermapla Maennerchor. i h ome lo Cairo. Mayor Claude Winter Welcome to fQgypt, John Snyder, County Superintendcnl of Schools. I Rcaponse and President's Address, tl. D. Wham, t ilnev. 5 Quartet Die Fischer Qabaeao Messrs. Uasenjaeger, Day. Reath ami lehnh, Germanls Maennerchor Quartet. 1; Address The Bducatlve Power of l.ltera- lure. Arnold Tompkins, i'h. D, Principal Chicago Normal School 7 onai lei (m) Bugle Souk Haiton. lb) Fond lleuris Dream on, tiletiu. s. 1. N. c. Quartet. FRIDAY, APRIL 1st. Morning Session, 9; 00 o'clock. 1 chorus (a) Boftly Glide, QenUe NuYhJ. Abt. (hi clouds Morry Chater. Sixth tirade Pupils, Douglas School. 2 Address Social Progression in Childhood Mrs. Blla p. Young, University of Chicago, Discussion. chorus Bummer loaepfe Hayden, Sixth tirade Pupils. Douglaa School. 1 Address- Bducatlonal Advantages of The World's Fair, Frederic W, Taylor. Chief of the Dopartmeal of AgrtonRnre, Louis lana Purchase Bx position. Discussion S Quartet (a) Dixie Kid Qelbe (hi The flag Wil bout u Slain White. S 1 N. C guaiiei ti Announcement of Committees fill DAY, APRIL 1st. There will be no afternoon session as the time will I. employed In a boat excursion down the Ohio river, up ihe Mississippi ami down ar.aiu return lag lo Wickllffe, Kentucky. Near Ibis P0la the historical site of Fort Jefferson may be visited ami visitors returned lo Cairo over ihe Illinois Central Railway bridge, ihe longest on the Western Continent This Dip. tOfffher wilb visits to other inilnl-' of Interest in and about Cairo will fully occupy ihe afternpon. Evening Gesricn. 8;00 o'clock. 1 Quarte Pin 1. (ai Sunset do selection B, 1 M, 0. Quartet, L' Address Koht 1 1 Louis Slevensoii, from a Bcotchmaa'i Viewpoint, Dr. Win. a. cd- l.slre, Deag ol Ihe American School at Armour laatttate, Chicago. Quartet Daihbs Cradle Inaaj Hidden. S. I. N I tiiiarlT-t 1 P i lai n il iai Reports of CommRteea lb) Klectiotl (if lllKi'i'18 SATURDAY, APRIL. 2. Morning Session, 9.00 o'clock. 1 Quartet Whisperings Oasjfad s 1. n r. Quartet 2 Address The Child and His Kdacatloii, f C Blair. Professor Ksstein Illinois Slate Nm ma i. Charleston Discussion. Quartet Selection 8. 1. B. i' Qawftet 4 Address Tralalag in Physical Habit, Mlas Cora M Hamilton. Western Illinois State Noraial, Macomb Dtsanaefaxe. Quartel Selection S L N. I'. guartet Notlf) Supeiiniendent Taylor C Clendenea lint later than Miuli L.'.lh. of the probable iiuiiHm r iiiat will coin,, from your county, city or vicinity. An early no! i Ileal ion will I up aret'laled ami iil add much to your comfort ami ibe aceuasudatioa of our eaaaaaHtaea All applic .ilioiis lor nnim and bo nd should be sent io in,- above gentleman. Music. By Oermania Ma- nnerchor Hy the 8. I. N P. Qimrtet of the Southern Illinois Normal Hy Itouglas School Sixth Year Pupils. Cairo. t j t

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