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The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-02-26
ON THE oULD SOD.
Tao Coed Stories That Come From
the Emerald Isle.


the Emerald Isle.
In his "Reminiscences OF an Irish
Land Agent" the author, sam Hus-
Soy, tells of one Of the earliest pri-
vate carriages used in Kerry. The
vehicle in question had just been pur-
chased by a certain Miss Mullins. who
regarded il on its arrival with almost
sacred awe. A dance in the neigh
borhood seemed an appropriate oppor-
tunity for impressing the county with
her newly acquired grandeur but the
night proving wet. she insisted on
rcvcrtng to a former mode OF pro-
erosion and rode pillion behind her
coachman. The result was that she
cadght a violent chill. which turned
to pneumonia. When her relatives
were assembled round her deathbed.
the old lady exclaimed. between her
last saaps for breath: Thank God +
never took cut the carriage that wet
night
Another tale goes back 70 tho year
1915. when Napoleon escaped from
eliza. Mr liusgey says: Ia Kerry
the formers had been an extra long
ame faucning UP their pigs After
the peace that followed Napoleon q
defeat and exile prices all
fell and though the farmers
ge-c reluctant they had 60
yiold TO circumstance. One dag the
dealers were buying at extremely low
rates in Tralee market. when the post
man brought the news that Napoleon
had escaped from Eibs. instantly al
The farmers broke OF their bargains
and proceeded to start E0meward
With their swi1c. shouting: Hurrah
for Bonoy that rose the Pigs
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-02-26
WHAT makes A GENTLEMAN

English ideas of gen fifty are more
definite than ours. in Amcrica. a
gentleman is a man who commits no
Questionable crime. or wears the
proper kind Of cuffs. or behaves with
case amid social forms. The word. In
short. is almost meaningless. Cardinal
Newman observed. The true gen
tleman carefully avoids whatever
may cause a jar ct Jolt in the minds
Of those with whom he is east, all
clashing Of opinion. all collision Of
feeling. his great concern heing %
make every one al his case and a
home. He guards 8gains Hnreascu-
able illusions or topics which may 81
Titste He never spesks OF himself
except when compelled. never Dc
tends himself by a mere retort. he IS
scrHpuisus in imputing motives IA
those who intefoTe with him. and h
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-02-26
FORMER CAIRO GIRL
WANTS INFORMATION
TAKEN FROM ORPHANS HONS
IN 1857 sig KNOWS NOTHING
or HER EARLY LIFE.

A letter has been received by a
prominent Cairo man from 4 woman
n a western state saying she former
IS resided IN Cairo when a child. She
gas an snma cf the orphan asylum
1867 ard was taken from that in
fitution ny q family who later moved
6esa taking her r,lh them
She Il now grawh married and has
famly aud would ilte to snow
3ome.hng Ct her carly history she
8 not sure whai is her right name,
8u wrote to another woman in the
vest Who formerly lived here asking
her far information The woman was
unable 90 tell her what she desired
10 know and sent the letter here.
The gentleman to whom the letter
was sent has seen some of the Off
GERS Of the old orphans home and
was told tina the records of the home
had been destroyed and they knew
Of no way of establishing the wo
mans identity
1t may be possible that some Of The
older residents of the city can throw
some light upon the subject and any
such information delivered to The
Bulletin would be greatly appreciated
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-02-26
TIE GAS IN PRovcRe.

When ihe car spits into dish IL
breaks into pieces for very pride.
The crown does not protect the
car from headache
Even the lungs of the car cannot
blow out the sun.
The cars back. too. would bleed 3;
it were glshcd with the knout.
The ear even covered with boils is
declared 10 be in good heal'n
When The car rides behind a hired
horse every $ ep lis charged as q
league.
Tho car may be a cousin Of God.
but His brother he is not
The cars arm Is long. but it can.
not reach TO heaven.
Neither can the ears VINEGAR
make anything sweet
The hand OF the car. too. has only
FIVE fingers.
The voice Of the car has an echo
even when there are no mountains in
the vicinity
The troika team Of three horses
abreasO Of the car leaves a deep
trace behind t.
It is not more difficult for Death to
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-02-26

}oH win pet fire artistic work az sat
fec.ory prices. I'll Sixth Street
Burke's Livery, feed and boarding
stables, frsi-class livery service. 4
dne line Of carriage for funeral oc-
caeions Away the best
WaldorfAstoria and harrington
Ha.I coffee is guaranteed BY Ehs e.
Grcauey. 20o91I Washington avenue.
Fver> drop j. a drop Of comfort
Eneraead calling cards your name
engraved oa copper pla'e dn script
aud a hundred cards for $3.50 100
cards from your own plate for Sl00.
John A. Miller. jeweler. 9Th and Com
mercial avenue.
Money, money money. at Guys
Loan Office. Unredeemed pledges for
Gale. Guy B. Perry. the pawnbroker
is the man for confidential dealings,
COZ Commercial avenue. Phone 407.
Uncle Joe's Hotel, best s1.O0 a day
house in the three states. You get
the best Of everything to eat and
drink. and a nice clean bed.
Harry ". schuh's drug store has a
fine line Of brushes. combs and toilet
articles that he is selling at remark
ably low prices. 17I5 Commercial ave.
Uncle Joes Glad Hand Restaurant
and Bar sin takes sna lead, serving
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-02-26

Justice Scott Of the supreme court
in Manhattan has handed down what
probably Is the shortest decision ever
put on record in that court Mrs. Celia
Schlessingcr II suing Adolph Schles-
singer TOR a limited divorce, fer an
allowance of $3.50 a week Gliacny
pending the determination Of her &C.
ton and a counsel fee Of $500 to
enable her to prosecute the suit DE.
nied,' Justice Scott wrote on the pa
peIs, and Mrs, Schlessipger must con.
tinue her suit without either alimony
or counsel fee. Mrs Schlesalnger is
known MS "The Queen Of Diamonds"
Of the East Side and Is wealthy.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-02-26
BIG four OFFICIALS
ARRIVED LAST NIGHT
ICE PRESIDENT BROWN AND
PARTY ON INSPECTION TRIP
MAKE GREAT SPEED, GOING
OVER A MILE A MINUTE.

Vice President Brown aud other OPP
rating officials Of the Big Four roal.
road. arrived in Cairo last night in
an inspection car on a general in
spection trip of the system.
The car is a unique arrangement,
being nothing more or less chan a
irst-class railroad engine over which
/ parlor car is built, conccaling all
VI the upper works above the wheels,
With stairvays 20 the second floor
IF the STRUCTURE running up over the
pilot and steam chests.
Coming into Cairo. Vice President
Brown occupied q chair behind the
speed recorder. and General Manager
schan was in the from. seat on tho
engineers side.
The party arrived about II O'Clock
and remained over night in this ci Y.
They will leave this morning for ST.
Louis
Mr Brown is he now vice prcsi.
dent of the Big -Four ana has an infu-
entail voice IN It's affair.
Some exceedingly fast time was
made on Enc rua from Cincinnati. as
high as 20 miles on hour being at
tainvd several times Dir ijr wD end
MIS- parry are finding the road Co he
in grstifying shape.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-02-26

terprets everything for the best He
is never mean or little in his disputes,
never axes an unfair advantage, new.
or mistakes personalities or sharp
sayings for arguments" The great
essayist's view is not the one accept
ed by the English law The courts
have decided thar a buyer of silks, a
solicitors clbk out of regular work,
commission agent and an audit Of
fee clerk, are not gentlemen. On the
other hand, one who is engaged in
country pursuits and is a sleeping
partner in some business. a medical
student a dismissed coal agent out Of
work, and a person living on a par
ent's allowance. have been declared
gentlemen. A recent decision is tina.
school teachers are not gentlemen 1t
is easy taking the English premises
TO understand ali these decisions ex-
ceDt he one about the dismissed coal
agent out Of work We have not seen
the text Of the decision. II probably
implies that as soon as the coal agent
gets another job he will cease TO be
a gentleman.-Collier's Weekly.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-02-26

The best meals and lunches IN Ctairn
its the peoples choice
e. Teichman's celebrated Lona
Jack ciears are The smokers choice
man is never better sadsGad Than
when smoking his choice
II the uppars OF The Uncle Sam
shoe break before the soles the
Eagle Clothing Co, VIII give yen an
other pair
Pure wines. brandies bourbon ard
rve WHISTLES for the holiday season.
Phone 222 R, smyth d Co, 5o2 and
sos Ohio street
Harry ". Schuh's drug store has IN
stock a fun line of Gunthers ard
LOVney's bulk and fancy box choco-
iatos for presents
P. C. Seullin. leading csferer Res
taurant and bar. si3 Ohio. right at
Central station. Travellers promptly
supplied Best cuisine and service.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-02-26
BATTLING" NELSON is
SURPRISING HIS FRIENDS
BY Getting Down to a Lower Weight
Than Young corbett for Tuosday's
Figh,.

San Francisco, Feb. 25.-Young Cor
bett, 1874 pounds; Battling Nelson,
1927 pounds. Thi5 is the story told
by the. weighing machines at the
fighters camps 1)day Tie w,iter
felt surprised as he stood by at Sm.l
ing Metzgers and saw how close, to
the fight ng notch the Dane had r2duc-
ed In the light of the stories which
had been circulated-storics which
made it appear a. though he was hav-
ing q duce of a time scaling-hc fully
expected that he would halt the beam
at 1873 pounds. Instead. as figures
show, he was a pound and a half light
er than Corbct@
1t must be said however that Mel
son took off more weight yesterday
than he has done in any two days
during the week. To begin with the
weather was ideal for loosening mn
Corbed has lost al Of h S roiundiiy.
lie has been sweated down 10 such
an extent thar it is doubtful if his old
Roadway pals would recognize him
al the first glance And he is free to
confess that Joe Cans was of inesti-
mable service 10 him in reaching his
present form.
A great friendship has sprung up
between tho Denver yCungster and
the coiored pugilist Cans. who
knows all about the ups and downs
Of the game. a3l who has noticed
du ng his career how small welcome
sportdom extends 10 bca Zen bruisor,
has made It point to keep before Cor.
bctt hat this is the last chance.
IF you are defeated now It viii be
all up with you. Billy is Gans's fre-
quent warning. In addition to being
friend ami adviser Cans has also kept
a close watch to see that the ground
gained by gruelling work was not lost
by Indulgence in cooling liquids IN
any case. whether Corbett needed
watching or not. he has more the ap-
pearance of thoroughly trained pug
list right now than be ever had prior
to any contest of his in San Fran
cisco.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-02-26
ILLINOIS SENATORS
WILL VOTE FOR BILL
:
SENATOR cULLOM TELEGRAPHS
MAYOR WINTER THAT Pc
WILL VOTE FOR RIVERS AND
,4ARBoRS APPROPRIATION.

While those Interested in the grow ii
OF Cairo are devoting a great deal
OF time ana attention TO the Greater
Cairo movement and are busy PLAIN
ing improvements of streets and tow.
ers, they are rot losing sight OF her
important matte.s which W II adj ma
terialiy IN building up ana advancing
tle city.
The Rivers and Harbors bill. ap-
propriating s17,000.G00 to the improve
ment Of river ana narbors, passed th5
United States house Of representatives
last week ana will probably come be-
fore the 7cnate this week, Real zing
the value Of such an appropr alton and
its ultimate benefit to Cairo several
kilograms were sent yesterday to Sen.
ators Culom and Hopkins asking
them TO support the measure
The Commercial Club cune The fol
lowing telegram
The Caro- Commercial Club r..
Guests your support for passage Of tho
Rivers and IarbCrs bin by senate this
session"
Mayor Winter sent kilograms to the
senators as follows:
The city of Caro- will appreciate
you" earnest support Of the r vers and
Hartofs bill especially SO far as it
relates 10 this territory.
CLAUDE WINTER, Mayor"
The reply received from Senator
Cullom was as follows
Have received several kilograms
asking me to support Rivers and Har-
bor5 bill. OF course / will support it.
IS NJ. CULLOAN"
At late hour last night reply
had not been received from Senator
Hopkins, but there was some delay in
telegraph'ng him ana that probably
accounts for NOT receiving a reply.
Unless favorable reply is received
from Senator Hopkins, there will prob
ably be several more kilograms sent
him and as much influence as posi-
BILE brought TO bear toward getting him
TO vote for the bill.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-02-26

NEWS FROM OUR NEIGHBORS
I'm 70 her home in Ashley, III.

turn to her home in Ashley, Ill.
O. r. Morgan, Esq, OF Vienna. Wis.
tied this city on Friday in a business
way and went from here to Unin.
On next Tuesday 2Sth inst, c. w.
Mertz and wife and his son. Joe Mert2
and wife, will unite in rendering 10
their friends an at home. The affair
will transpire at the residence of ].
S. Merit
The Odd Fellows will confer the de.
gfees on a number of initiatory mem.
bers al their regular meeting on next
Tuesday night.
The next attraction at the opera
house VII be the Mozart Symphony
club. The date has not yet been an.
nounced
Mr.. VIII C, Price of Mound City
was married TO Miss Grace Little
meyer of Ogden. KY. on THURSDAY
Tho ceremony was pronounced at the
court house in Cairo.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-02-26
sociAL' CALENDAR.

Only ten days remain before LEM
commences ara il is probable that SO
coty viii lee very busy this weak par
taking of the feast before he famine
Already many social even have been
announced AMI the week viii lie one
continual whirl of pleasure to those
who follow soc'ety's practice
No wedding has bcei announced
for the week, but there will he club
gatherings. card parties, dances and
many other events during the week
Tuesday.
TIE Matrons' card club will meet in
he afternoon
In ;le evening the Coillion club
win give a dance at X. NJ. X. c. hall.
st. Patr ck's sowing circle viii meet
with Mrs. NJ. E. Fcith in the after.
Acoa.
Wednesday.
In the afternoon Ms Henry Bern
stein VII give a reception a. the Elk
club rooms.
la the afternoon Mrs. W. a. Krebs
viii entertain the Wednesday card
club.
The lady memlera of the Cinch club
viii NEE, in The afternoon.
Thursday.
The Cinch club viii meet at the
home Of Mr.. ana Mrs c. l., Barr on
Tenth street in the evening.
Tie o. ~ T. club viii meet with
MIR. and Mrs r. ID. Stapleton on Tenth
street in the evening.
The Thursday card club WI NEE.
with Mrs. Arthur Thisilewood in the
afternoon.
In tho evening the Entire Nous will
be entertained by Miss Daisy Hodge
II Seventeenth street.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-02-26
Entertained at Euchre.

Mrs c. L. Barr of Tenth street was
hostess yesterday afternoon at one OF
The pleasing social functions of the
season when she entertained q large
number of friends at progressive eu-
chre.
There were nine tables. Mrs Wal.
ter Krebs won the married ladies'
prize, a pretty fan, and Miss Martha
Halliday the girls prize, silk girdle.
Frappe was served during the games
and an ice course Of refreshments
we're served after the games The ices
eere frozen in shapes Of fruits and
lowers. Mrs Baer was assisted in
serving by Misses Margaret Lansden
md Maedalene Vanderburgh.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-02-26
IN SOCIETY
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Afternoon at Euchra.

Mrs. David u Marx of 11l4 Poplar
street entertained at progressive Gu
chre yesterday afternoon, it being the
fourth and last of eeries of social
functions given by her.
Miss Eva Kerth won the first prize
dainty lace collar, and Mrs Barton
of Jackson, Tenn, was given the con
ISOLATION prize, a gold hat pm
At the conclusion OF the games a
twocourse luncheon was served.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-02-26

AIRY a fat car than to carry a lean
)egsar
The tear in the eye of the car
,osts his country many. many a hand
erchief
When the car writes verses . .
zoe be to The poet!
When the car plays his ministers
AYE only enc eye ana the country.
len are blind 1
What the car cannot accomplish
ime can do.
Even the cars COW cannot bring
nything else INFO the world but a
half.
When the car has the smallpox
MS country bears the scar3.-Mterary
Digcs
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-02-26

GUS production given T., the strength
Of the acting company, the music and
grand spectacular with which the
play abounds. furnishes dramatic
satisfaction and scenic pleasure so
complete and grateful that Managers
Gordon and Benefits enterprise is a
leading feature in all columns con-
tanning theatrical news.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-02-26
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, BUSINESS LOCALS :
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II. Sanders G. Son, farming nipple
ments and wagons High grade gro
ceries and fine coffee a specially.
Cairo Iron and Machine Supply
Store, ]. y. Reed, Prop, 19O5 Ohio
Iron, steel and heavy hardware. mill
supplies, betting, pumps, gas pipes.
For fresh vegetables, fancy and
staple groeerle7 and choice meat call
AZ the Walter & Shcricl1 market
Eighth street
Reiahard. photographers. maker Of
fine photographs. Try this gallery,
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-02-26
aeIIevea smnIIest ahetIand ponx

A Blackburn CEnaland) man owns a
Shetland pony which is believed TO
be the smallest in the United King
dom. Four years old, fully grown
Jet black, with a long, shaggy cent, -
is only twentyseyen and one-ha'
inches high, or ore-half inch short Ct
seven hands.