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The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-09-23
IN SOCIETY
Observation-Disclosures

Mesdames Henry Haseuiaeger and
FRED Hoffman entertained in honor
of Miss Emma Sisney last evening,
whose marriage TO Mr. Louis Hasen
Jaeger Is announced to take place on
October 18th, with a ldnen shower
Those present were the following.
Mesdames Scott Sisney. Gus Helms,
Zion Bishop Thomas Haynes, VIII
Bryant. Ross Blanchard. Misses Maud
Dacres. Jessie Moll, Kate Elliott,
Edith and Daisy Hodge Maude Ehi-
man, Ada Woodbridge. Scean Feutz
Gertrude and Malissa Wilbouyn. Min
ME. Emma and Nellie Kleb. Eva Mo
rey, Ada and Clara Potter, Dora
Myers and Adelaide Mitchell.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-09-23
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF

Local coal dealers are doing an en-
ormous business although the warm
weather stil fingers and the necessity
for fires has not arisen. The low
price of the fuel is probably the cause.
A picture of the new Hotel Illinois
is displayed in the show window Of
Flack & May, at the corner OF Eighth
ana Commercial. License to incor-
porate has been granted the promo
tors and the charter has ben applied
for. As soon as 1t arrives certificates
Of stock will be issued and definite
plans made for the erection Of the
building.
As the building season draws to
close, work on many Of the edifices
is being pshed and quite a number are
approaching completion. Some are de
cidtdly ornamental. notably the Grin
stead building en- Commercial, just
above Eighth, and the new Armory
for Company X, on Washington above
| Tenth.
/ Manager Williamson's play Polly
Primrose" with Miss Carol Arden in
1.-The title role. is reported as doing
a good business and pleasing the peo
ple wherever it appears. The com
pany win be at Eureka Springs, Ark
next Tuesday night.
Members Of the fraternal insurance
association, the knights of Honor
, who are past sixty years of age have
received cards notifying them Of III
exact amount their assessments hav'
aised. In some instances the in
: crease is considerable and it woul
NOT be surprising if some of the Cair
members will drop cut. This is ratf
! er hard on them for they have passe
the age when they can obtain q
line insurance. and especially SO Q
lthev have been connected with n
], lorder for many years and kept pal
Il UP until now.
ie
all Gilmore Bros, the plumbers, close
le d contract this week TO put in u
team heating plant at Dexter, Nh
of the Jefferson Hotel. st. Louis vi
t. a hot competitor for this contra'
70 but Cairo won out.
in
az pa1lv nay Exercises will be he
st at the Presbyterian Sunday scht
so Sunday morning at 10 O'Clock
friends and parents Of pupils are
vited to attend.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-09-23

Il. ". CGuloSSGt dutl Adttitf iEafN tAfAH
morning for a brief visit 10 Mr. Lewis
farm at New Grand Chain. III.
Mr.. and Mrs. G P. Elchenberger and
son Phil have reached St Louis after
a visit of several months to the Pacific
coast. They leave that place Tues
day to visit relatives at Poplar Blur
and VIII then return home.
Mrs. John ]. Jannelle. 1ry and lit
ltd daughter arrived in the city few
DAYS ago from Chicago, where they
spent the summer and will be the
guests OF relatives here for several
days before returning 10 their home
tn Mobile, Ala.
Thomas ]. sloo. Of the local post
Office. Is enjoying his annual twt
weeks Vacation and his friends II
the lower part Of the city are hopinl
Ito nave him go down and see the vas
improvements made since he was ss
| far away from duty year ago.
Major e W. Halliday is in Chicag
to meet his brothei'dn-laFf, Cap
Charles Hines Of san Diego. Cal. Q
business. Capt. Hines win be remen
lbered by many Of the old cairoits
as having been iii tine wharfboat bus
ness many years ago, during Il
palmy days Of steamboating, befoi
the railroads killed the river traffic
Former Senator Walter Wardt
Ewho ATTENDED the old settlers reunio
i at Vienna this week, was presente
:, with copy Of the history OF Il
: Thirty-first Illinois Regiment by Car
Kuykendall, one of its compilers.
: was not given him because he was |
!, @old" settler, or because he was
member of the Thirty-frst. as he
not old enough far either distinctio
but because he Is interested in the h
4 tory Of LogaR's famous regiment.
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The key 10 the situation is adY'
u. Use iii The Bulletin.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-09-23

Harlow Davidson, who has charge
of the business interests OF Oscar T..
Tanner, at Tamms. was in the city
yesterday. Mr.. Tamm will make an
extended tour OF Europe before hts
return TO this country.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-09-23

Fair ton chit; Saturday partly
cloudy ana cooler
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-09-23

Local coal dealers are doing an en-
ormous business although The warm
weather still fingers and the necessity
for fires has not arisen The low
price of the fuel is probably the cause.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-09-23
|, PURELY PERSONAL

q. C. Terrell returned from Kentucky
yesterday.
DIR. j. Il. Strong is expected TO re-
turn from Chicago Monday.
airs. Mary Bernstein II &isiting
friends In Dn Quoin for few weeks.
Waiter Eichnff left yesterday for
i two months trip to the Pacific
coast,
Mesdames John Coreian and ]. w.
q. Try are in Metropolis. They will
return today.
Frank Thomas, the Twenty-eighth
street druggist, lbs returned from
Dawson Springs.
Born. to the wife of Mr.. Reisman
Thursday 3 a. M, ten pound boy,
Both are doing well.
MIR Davis s. Lansden is expected
home to-day from visiF 10 his wife
and son at Fall River Mass.
Miss Bessie Brown. substitute clerk
at HE post-office, Is serving in the
mailing division for TWO weeks.
Capt Hacker ard wife have return
ed from d visit with friends and rela
tives at various points in Missouri.
Mrs. i. n. Johnson aud son Pau
are very i'll at ST. Mary's Infrmar,
with typhoid fever. They are brothe
and nephew of j. T. Williams of 10
Washington avenue.
Richard Renfro, who suffered tn
loss OF a foot by being run over by
street car some weeks ago, has r.
covered sufficiently to be ont for
drive yesterday afternoon.
Capt John RI. English ID engage
3t tba Southern Illinois hospital f
the insane at Anna and IL IS quit
probable that be will receive the q
pointmnnt Of supervising carpenter
that Institution.
Harlow Davidson, who has chars
of the business interests Of Oscar
Tanner, at Tamms. was in the Ct
yesterday. Mr. Tamm will make
extended tour OF Europe before /
return TO this country
Ell p. Fitzgerald. of Pabst be
fame, Is IN ST. Louis ON business.
The friends OF Curtis Richie "
regret that his health does not J
prove since bis return from Tex
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-09-23

Capt John RI. English ID engaged
3t tba Southern Illinois hospital for
the insane at Anna. and II IS quite
probable that be will receive the APP
nointmrnt Of supervising carpenter Of
that institution
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-09-23

The key 70 the situation is adver-
tise iii The Bulletin.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-09-23

Richard Renfro, who suffered the
loss OF foot by being run over by
street car some weeks ago, has re-
covered sufficiently to be out for a
drive yesterday afternoon.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-09-23

Rally Day Exercises will be held
at the Presbyterian Sunday school
sunday morning at 10 O'Clock. All
friends ana parents Of pupils are in
vited to attend.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-09-23

Gilmore Bros, the plumbers, closed
d contract this week TO put in the
team heating plant at Dexter, Mo-,
of the Jefferson Hotel. ST Louis was
A hot competitor for this contract.
but Cairo won out.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-09-23

Capt. Hacker ard wife have return
ed from visit with friends and rela-
tives at various points in Missouri.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-09-23

Mrs. /. N. Johnson aud son Paul
are very i'll at ST. Mary's Tnfirmary
with typhoid fever. They are brother
and nephew of j. T. Williams of 1106
Washington avenue.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-09-23

Niss Bessie Brown, substitute clerk
at she postoffice, Ii serving in the
mailing division for TWO weeks.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1905-01-20

Have you good bread? If not, try
Lily OF the Valley -four, your dealer
will supply you, or bring a grist to the
mill and geta years satifaction, rates
same as last year, satisfaction guaran.
teed.
"a -27 Cavalier Roller Mills.
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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-02-13
ARTE Y ARTISTAS
UNA COMP Ma De zARzUELa

En- la segunda quincena del pr6ximo
mes de MarzQ eetara entire nosotros la
Compaiii dezarzuela de la Empresa
Hermanos Ruiz Chapellin, que lleva
dos afos de continue ira oaio en- los
principales teatros de Ia Rep1blica
venezOlana dOnde alcanz0 continuados
aplausos.
La prensa venezolana ha elcgiado
los trabaj de dicha Compafl1a dando
a entender que por la disposition de
que tienenss os j6venes artistas acer-
tada direccl6n pueden alcanzar triun-
fos escenicos.en cualquier~teatro de los
mas acreditsdos de America.
He aqui ell ELENC3:
E Empressrios y directories artisticoS:
-Hermanos Ruiz Chapellin: maestro
director y concertadOr Simon Arrastia;
violin concertlno Manuel Perez.
Prlmera tiple dramatica, Prescnta-
cion Castillo (Tach0rl J.
Prlmera upie comica. Eloisa Blanco ;
pri caracterfstlca Aurora Dubain;
segunda tipie, CAsimira Dominguez;
dana ioven, Eva Quevedo; partiqulnas,
Josetna Bl@nco M ria de Lourdes
CArVaJal; primer bailalfat. Ernestina
Blanco; dlez.y seis coris.as del sexo
Primer tenor ,dramatico. Adriauo
Oropeza; prlmero> baritonos, Julio Pi-
media German F,t6vez; primer tenor
-c6mico Jose Ariatides Ramirez; pri-
mer ba o. Ram6n Oropeza; actor gene.
rico. Antonio Saavedra; partiquinos,
Carlos 3uroz Manuel { sneros, apun-
tador, Cesar Rivero; -di1z y Seis coris-
tas del aeXo masculine: maquinistas,
peluqnefo, pntor escen6grafo, archi-
verO etc etc
May EN- breve Sc abrira un abono
dc doce funciones y Sc publicsran las
condolences de la temporada.
FL repertoire de esta Compaflia
co onprende Glen z4rzuelas de las mas
aPlaudidas en- los teatros de EspafIa
entire elias hay unas veinte preciosi-
slmaS que no son conocidas aqui
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-02-13
La liga de propietarios

Esta asociaci6n nos dice con fecha
de hoy, 10 siguiente:
Sr. Director del BoLETIN MEKCANTIL
Muy senor mlo.
No habiendo podido celebrarse la
.Junta General de les aSoCados de la
'Liga de propietar1os de 6ncas urbanas
de San Juan eonvocada para la no.
che del 81 del proximo pasado Enero,
sc dispuso por ell sefor Pres1dente Sc
celebre las siete media de la noche
de maflana martes "A, en- el Casino
ESpan mol.
Al tener ell gusto de invitar a usted
para dlcho acto. le encarezco, la vez
Sc sirva dar la oportuua noticia en- las
Columns de su per6dico, para que asi
llegue mejsr ell aviso Al conocimiento
de los socios de la "Liga''
LIE anticipa las grsclas, y Sc com
place en- suscribirse de usted alto Y
S. S.
+. H. Bl0ndet.
Presidente.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-02-13
Ell "biIl' de las COntribuCiOnGS

Con las enmiendas que ha sufrido
dicho "bill" en- el Executive es dudoso
que 10 conozca su autor el seTlor Wi
lIoughby.
Trab bajo y grande ha costado obte-
ner este resultado. en- ell que CORES
ponde la,gloria principal al ilustre ju-
rsconsulto don Herminio Diaz que ha
llevado 81 peso de la discussion acep-
tado Ell elevado magisterio de la ense-
nanza con paciencia resignation ad-
mira bles
Sc necesita toda la cortesia imagi-
ma Bile para que ell distinguido conseje-
70 native haya tornado sobre sus hom
bros la improba la Dor de convencer
Mr.. Wlloughby de que no perpetra
mas que desatinos, sin lamarlos asf
preclsamente.
Pero era tai ell desbordamiento Ge
autoridad que Sc notaba en- dicho "bill"
que Ell senior Diaz Navarro tuvo que
svocar los tiempos de la Edad Media
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-02-13

he "A vida Quc ncncn los IN
Iividues \ les pucblos.
- lnslinlo de conservaci0n
sc rcVclo ga IA ha>c Quiuta de-
.r x anna union sia. tornado ca
90 1e Mr iiaut Enionccs
fat pfcsi>o prn>af cn Ia tnte
IS q enc s. porQuc e pas hahia
pe Ml4n toAa espciarfa Ah.ra
r' pais p1fa = - ua fHNssla qae
r3 atl felufis. as is ]r.Av3scn
8cneie. c> pHrgnc ia crisis eDo
uumiea eUntnua. cl pueblo
ucuc cue aso>lar un ideal poll
neo cin Una nclc,idad de e>tb-
mago
Prro e indudable que en- IA
conciencia puhica puertcTrique-
ia. deSdc que la venido el *
tual gohernante. la ganado IN
hnllivamente ii concept que
- ten,a de- gohicTno lie In me
ropolI ~ ohStante el coDtrape
80 que haCen alSuuos funciona
iios como Mr.. Willoaghby. p
>entando proYeotos de ipyes
destruCtOres y anaCronlCos hasta
en- la edad media. V Mr.. Post el
habilidoso con sus intermiten
cias troplcales alternando con
sus ahclones nauticotipogra /
ticaS.
Esos y'otros que sc acurrucan
para que no los vean, son los
que fomentan en- la colonia des-
viacioneS V desamor; ellos Y ma
da mas que ellos los que exaJe-
ran el fantasma del antlameri-
CanismO: Y son esOS tamb b en-
los que sc oponen al emprestlto
para 81 cafe, los que maquinan
Sol dldos medios para aniluilar
naclentes industrias. los due ha-
cen una politlca de obstruction
al uniCo funClOn trlO que ha he
cho mirar con franca simpatia
hacla la metfopol1; los que han
viste con indlferencla las des-.
gracias de este pals, 81 ruina Y
su agonia y Sc empenan en-
abrumarlo con nuevOs trlbutos
y Con nueVos-impuestOs.
Y son ellos, acaso los que, sins.
piran a los Correspon5ales aqui
limos tan falsos y desleales in
fOrmeS.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-02-13


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wei ah es. el As nfaatnso IL
Ponce, safsrs e ene $ IS on-s.
dcf.as sah. Us IS minaias rlgIa-
mcni.f' !, pa 50 gnreutscson ur.i.
q ofa so.llfef ia mplsc,oa 4c ITEM
a. qgc CrgSrec recr .ra
T. scEnf tor1rw 70 nzaifeSff 8 cue
uo tcnis cue nsc-r srgGmeu, cl6n oral
pediA : TRIBUNAL tc>olVlefa - caso
dc Jas cNcepa taes prcvias cue ;enia
aduci3a. pr ~ ga V'u, sb. en los
alcsAiaS Is argume utacion eecrua pre-
sentads por las parties s. clio 40 Sc
op MIA cl ab /, 4lo 1le Ia l.lesia
VI Senor Hernandez Lopez conteSt6
que no ,enis o1jeci6n que hscer al
deSeo del demandado.
Y el Triouns G.6 por visto el case
para sentencia Ell el incidente de las
dichas excepciones previas
La actitud del seflor Cornwell cause
no poca sorpr-sa entire los aboosdos
el pub leo q4e concurrieron la vista.
FL senor hernandez L PEE ha ohte-
nldo, en- consecuencia. un nuevo triun-
70 en- estes litigios de la Iglesia con el
pueblo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-02-13
DE TEfAlsVRO

ss b,endose l,vsn,sso en- hue e. uro,
@oaestes coris,as en- ree,amaci6n ee
jofnal na@s subsao. Sc pIssentc sas-
ttuirlc> - sehor Ter-ens2
" % diss cue ios sociaissfas .s
puedan tener s6ci6n al 'estro. pero.
: vec-s hay cue pon-rle vn -ont- dor
a lo> eniusiasmos v = Jas afciones
Y prop5sito. seaor Torreas que
orin- usted dc los dos sstsnr. con
que han aeslumbr.do aver q Ps-gp,
" sur contornos Ia Bsllcsteros , Ia
Dsens)
Le GUSTAV ,eh'
;verdad cue p.recian dos prcsbi-
tsros2
y la Beltrina iQut lie .p.reci6 IA
piimera ,iple que Sc va para MeJico.
cuAndo Sc puso el-a6rico rrrsb'fr,fsre
de la Dueno .....'
,Vamos, digalo!
jEh? No, ne Esas p-endas Sc
llevan asi, largas de manga, anchas,
NAL hechas, largas y, para mayor ele-
gancia, de una tela ordinAria.
Bueno, pues quedamos en- cue 4
usted, senor Torrens, lie GUSTAV esas
cosas, pero mi no me parecc bien 10
que listed ha hecho
Yo no puedo meterme Ell que ia
BalleSteroS la Dueno adelante Il
caina0al, pero tanto d elias como a
usted, puedo deciil-s 10 que me psrcz
ca. sin amino de efenderleS Dios ne
libre de ellol
Y la Virgen acompafie en- su 'viaje
4 la sonora Beltran, que buena fslta
le hacst%a
Pues 'bien; Ia function de 2nocho
con tales anuncios porque la Bales
teros la Duefo fusron anunciar
la function al Parqus vestidas. CO.
mo ustedes saben, con los abriges
ptesbiterianos, Sc consume ante nu-
neroso pGblico. >~' =
Esos abrigos vaporosos, constitu
yen un anunciO ls mauvo.
Porque cualouiera pregunta:-5Y
esos dos sacerdotes2
No; si son dos tiplesI..
;Pero 81 llevaG hasta espeJueIosi
Y ESQ que. #
Dialoges asb. claro est4@que anun-
clan la function y lIevan gente al
tsatro.
Ell seiior B4nares cort6 por Ia sano.
Despu6s vinieron los bales llama
dos -ndaluces, y unas cuantas exhibi
clones de contrastes, en- los revuelos
de las faldas que .deja ban al descu-
bierto paiillos de tam bor y troncos de
ceibas; y vamos al estreno.
Los chicos de la escuela cs una
o6rtta para feQfrffo de guinol
Lo dnico buano. ell duo, 10 cortaroa
que horroI
Pero mas vale ash
Para que 10 cantassn Fort la B4
llesteros, preferible es cl oportuuisimo
corte
Aanque 20 me hubiera redo mas"
Hub:ese parecido cl duo de la rso-
ma/St6n, antes de tomarla..'
Aeomimso Oyo=c0.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-02-13
Merecida justicia

Nuestro colega Gel CrioIo" de la
gentil Aguadilla, reproduce ell canto
"Despierta Polonia" de nuestro estim =
do amigo e! inspirado poeta don Fer
dinand X. Cestero, puhlicado en las
columnas de este peri6dico hace algu-
NOS dias Es merecida justicia.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-02-13
I'm el Constjo Executive
Ell TORO EN- LA PLAZA

Eota mafiana, despuGs de leerse en-
el ConsHJo Ejecut'vo algunoG informes
de comlsiones, Sc someti6 discussion
el asunto del escudo de Puerto Rice.
A instancia del doctor Barbosa Sc
aplaz6 para e,ta ttrde Ia discussion ds
tan "magno" asunto.
Por 10 que Sc We, pslece que va.a
juego, el Chivo de Pscrto Rico. ~
La session de esta tarde ell ell Conse-
10 sera proba blemente may concurrida.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-02-13
Del estado mayor

Nuestro buen amigo don Ferdinand
K. Cestero, fue nombrado, coronel
del estado mayor del Gobcrnador
Winthrop.
Fsllc!tamos a rues:ro amigo el au-
reado Poeta.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-02-13
. n K w B u Il n "

Este varpor de la Morton Line
salio el del actual de Mantevideo via
Trinidad con destino a puerto de San
Juan, siendo esperado fines del]2re-
sente mes. Son sus cons gnatarios os
senores Viiiar & Ca