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La Junta tribune., 1906-01-03

such partIr~ and their Successors
such trustees 9" exercise generally
such roWer- AMI perform such duties
A. are r-auisir. for the proper eS-eu-
lion OF the trust hereby created
This deed IL made us su ans nd
-nsrt 10. and for the purpose OF carry
'ng more fuiiy into eN~C'. certain
declaration or trust made by 7, T
WuuiruT January :. lsh'. not OF
record and a later declaration OF trust
-x~.ut.,f BY Tho-. T. Woodruff. F~bru-
ary u. isa0. and recorded In Book .
Mt Page is- 81 the records Of otsro
county. Colorado. also. an additional
declaration Of trust relating 10 IN"
atar--aid Lot g, Bloek 81. not "'
record. and T. intended Q" vest the
titI- 70 an OF the af1rrraid property
in th- PARTIES Of the second part ard
the survivor OF them and their sue
ce-sor- a. trustees, and 70 proftd"
for "a succession II trustees. gnd 70
xiv- to sIid trustees and their -uc""--
-ors. comrlsts and absolute control 81
said property Tor the uz-s and pur-
POSES z-t forth IN said second Wrnti"n-
"a declaration. recorded 90 Book . at
PaE- ls7.
n ease ~ vacancy on account -
the death. renewal frum the county Of
ptaro resignation or refusal &" act
of any one or NOR. - said trustees.
thsu the survivors or remaining
trustees may nT such Vacancy hN
ssrtlu,utr signed and Brkn"Ei i~dg~d
1y ~ mai ibfltF - srit survivors. N"
rrms Co b. -go-tlsH in the "ftgr 81
fhs. county clerk auI recorder - ttsro
,n,frfv gnIuraas. and parties chosen
ra nm vacancies shall have lsr r"v err
1s those conferred upon the original
trustees 50 that this trust wls be
s.arr-tuat.d until such time Hs it may
seem best for said trustees "T their
suer.ssorS o. turn such property over
fa the city of Ia Juuta. up"u such
terms and conditions as may be agreed
upan in accurdans. with the laws
q the state 81 Colorado nov IN frrr~,
~ witch may hereafter b. en-
acted. or. otherwise. In their dis re-
tiou - 80 arraug- - that ssia rr"rer-
ty may BE- rua4r u-- 81 Q" the best
gdxalfag- af the people ~ IA Jun'a
and vicinity s- Public iihrury and
reading room and for educational
purposes
H. case "f amy DISPOSITION - the
property or any part thereof - here
.nhsforr provided for. a euuv-yans-
thereof may br made by not less than
f4a-thirds 81 the trustee - iniptug So
he dsei with the same effect az
though an had Joined therein.
o. witness whereof. tho suI rsrtv
1t the nr~t part has h~rruntu ST his
wand and seal the Jay and year nr-t
above written.
signeI s.ai-a s1I dsiiyerri ~ pres
enc. ~ chas q. Ep hey WILSON y
Hart Thpui.- T. woo.iruf
THOMAS T. WopDETFF
tSsaI1 Trustee.
We tho undersigned. NAMED a.
trustees lu thu above deed hereby as-
.-rt the ssii property IN trust. fpr
purposes stated In said deed
GEp \ KU.GpEE
e u. AMOS
EI-fT-S PHILLIPS.
= X NFEuEt.SpN
CHAMP JAMT.Y sos
ANNA y JAMESON.
u A sTEEN.
TiIuS r WOODRUFF.
MARY y PHILLIPS.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1906-08-25
PRESIDENT ADOPTS
REFORMED SPELLING

Oyster Bay, Aug. 25.-Unole Sam
announced "thro" the president that
the spelling reform recommended by
the Carnegie committee hereafter will
be accepted iu all departmental cor.
respondence and oTcai documents.
Printers stenographers. olreks and
cabinet sofiosrs are orderd to "un.
learn English as she is writ The
public printer is ordered tc prepare a
list of the most frequently used 100
words with the new mode 'of sDeIliDg
and distribute them in all departments.
The president thinks this will give
the Amerian language an individuality
and result in saveing time and trouble
for Enatives and foreigners trying to
learn The language
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1906-08-25
COMING WEST FOR
GARDEN OF EDEN

Oklahoma City Okla. Aug. "a.
james F. Sharp. who says he is
Adam, and band of half-clothed
followers. mum bering about 80, march
ed through the streets today from
their abandoned camp outside the city.
They are on their way to the Pacific
coast.
Sharp led parade OF nude persons
through the streets here a ysar ago
which resulted in several arrests and
in 'one of the band being sent to
the insane asylum.
Sharp returned here a few weeks
ago and established a camp east of
town, where many of his followers
went without clothing under the
belief that they were IN the Garden
of Eden.
They were arrested frequently and
fined Sharp says it was a case of
persecution snd has decided to 90 to
the coast.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1906-08-25
UNITED STATES MAY
INTERVENE IN CUBA

Washington, d G Aug 25-Despite
outward appearance of disinterested-
ness the government officials are dis
cussing the probability of inter vention
in CUBA II was said this morning that
PeiI's visit to the president yesterday
was of much more Importance than
the removal of troops from Browns
VILE. 1t is likely the presidents policy
will continue until there is Smore seri-
Gus Developments.
Referring to the Brownsville Incl
dent. officials say the discontinuance
of the enlistment Of negroes is consid-
cred. No post wants a negro regi-
ment but it is declared there is no in
tention of abandoning Fort Brown.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1906-08-25
BIG EXHIBIT FOR
THE SPOKANE FAIR

At a meeting of che mem mDers OF the
Commercial CLUB this morning in the
club rooms presided over by II. G.
LittlefeId. it was voted 60 get togeth-
er and exhibit ion Of Wenatchee Val
lev products for the fair to be held at
Spokane beginning Septemer.20. Upon
motion of Walter NJ. Olive it was vo-
ted to place the exhibit il the hand of
the regular clur committee consisting
of Geo. Farwell. Mr.. Turner and Chss.
f. Brown. The club has placed $500
at theadisposal of the COMMITTEE and
other mem bers viii aid them as much
as possible in collecting fruit and
other products for the fair.
@ l. Smith secretary of the asoso-
ciated commercial clubs of the Inland
Empire was present and urged that the
club make as gnud an lexhioition Jas
possible az he considered Wenatchee
one of the most impoi tant cities in
the Inland Empire and that with an
exhibit such az Wenatchee is capable
of getting up, she could easily win
one of the large prizes offered by tine
fair association.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1906-08-25
TRYING TO BREAK
SCHOOLBOOK. TRUST

Cleveland Aug. 24-Superintepen
of Schools Elson of this city is try ing
to break the school book trust He
needs large supply IF books this
year He elected and demanded revi.
sion editions and found the far West
ern cities paid 25 cents less for the
same books than Cleveland aid, with
the freight besides
Tile trust representatives were taken
by surprise at the array of facts hurled
at them by Eison They threatened to
make no bids but Eison received plenty
of bids Every school super intenuent in
the county is watching the fight
Elson's victory is likely 10 result in
attacks in every city upon the trust
Chicago Aug 2i-The fight on the
book trust eliminated in the hoar
meeting Wednesday night. when q
vote upon the renewal OF the present
contract was taken The reformers
cIain the trust sells Chicago books for
80 CENTS which it sells in ether cities
for S9 cents The raformers, try ihg
to fbwn the trust, got nine votes. aid
it Nduires eleven for majority
stop working 'for. .ts'haIf size'' wages
I'D dvertise for a real jobl
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1906-08-25
WORST PRISON
SYSTEM IN WORLD

DR.. Charles r. Henderson declared
in talk at the University of Chicago
today that the prison system in the
United States is the worst of any civi.
lized country in the world. Prisons
should be places where criminals are
kpt for short time, pending trial, he
said and:he urged that after q cEimi-
Shl has been convicted be should be
sent tt a. work horse, He believes
that sSch' pri sones 'sbpsh BE- kept by
himself and not. allowed TO- mingle
with the other prisoners, because he
Jays. they contdminase each, other.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1906-08-25
INSURGENTS SAID
TO Be WELL ARMED

Havana, Aug. 25.-Unnffiical ad.
vices received from the western part
of the province of Plnar del Rio to-
night are to the effect that the insurg-
ent forces, now concentrating west of
San Juan de Martinez, are far more
formidable than had been supposed and
also are better supplied for a long and
aggressive campaign.
A prominent resident of Havana
whose word is beyond question, re-
turned this evening from a three day 6
tour in the vicinity of San Juan de
Martinez. He informed the associated
Presss that Pino's Guerra's following
in Pinar del Rio'now is certainly from
1900 to 1000 men. He said his not
having sufficient ammuE ition was
ridicrI Ious and tnat he is abanda ntly
supplied with every possible neciessity.
The behavior of his force is excel
lent. He said the insurrectionists had
eight mules loaded with dynamite
and that lately they had received sup
plies from unknown sources. He
positively declared that fully a nundr-
ed members cf the rural guard had de.
serted and joined the insurgents since
the trouble began, and that practically
all Oubans in western Cuba were sym.
rathizers with the movements
Word has been received here
from Santiago that General Jesus,
W isb 2.0O0 veterans will come to the
Vuelt Abajo to help put down the in.
surrection This however is not con-
irmed The governments extra ex-
penss since August 10 have been $270,
900
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1906-08-25
MAY CUT DOWN THE
COST OF INSURANCE.

st. Paul, Aug. 25.-Millions will
he held in reserve for the policy hold
ers of life insurance companies, and
the cost of inurancse will be mater
tally lowered if bill approved by
the insurance cmm issi 1Ders at their
session todav meets with the approval
OF the various legislatures next
annual aportionmpnt and accounting
of the surEius of lire insurance COM
Danies, it is maintained by many of
the commissioners, strike at the root
of all the evil to the life insurance
companies for by holding their officers
accountable for the enormous surplus
of funds accumulated under the defer
red dividend contracts under which
nearly all of the large companies op-
crate.
The matter of apportioument of the
surplus was brought before the COM
mission in a report printed by Zepo M.
Host, insurance commissioner of Wis
consiu, Conn "aunual accounting and
distribution of surplus of life insurance
companies"
1t is thought that this bill, if passed
by oil the states will do more toward
securing the economical management
Of insurance companies than anyth ing
else. -
The commissioners believe that the
competition which exists between the
companies will maze them eager to
show a larger credit oeldiyidends to
che policy holders than their competi-
tors. This will result it is declared,
in a substantial decrease 10 the ex.
psnse of management, and will also
prevent the management from using
the accumulated surplus for specu
lation or for private emoluments, such
as the recent investigations by the
Armstrong commission revealed
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1906-08-25
Another Quake in Chilli.

Santiago, Aug. 25..-A earthquake
was felt at Valparaiso and here last
night Rain again is falling at Val
paraiso this morning An epidemic of
sickness is certain unless dry weather
comes. Refugees seek shelter In the
HOUSES whose walls are dangerous be.
cause of quakes.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1906-08-25
Daily World Boosting Wenatchee.

J. II. Moon was given three souven.
ir postal cards got at the World office
and sent them away to three different
parties. Two OF the parties will come
here this coming autumn to look for
locations.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1906-08-25
Immigration to Canada.

Minneapolis, Aug. 25-Brigadier j.
W. Cousins of the local Salvation Army
has issued sta temnt showing that
10, 900 emigrants have been sent from
this country to Canada during the past
eight months by the Salvation Army.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1906-08-25
Mob Bent on Lynching.

Atlanta, Aug. 25.-A mob of 500
has gone 10 Decatur, where it is sup.
posed the assa liant of the Lawrence
girl is imprisoned, to lynon him.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1906-08-25

Stop waiting until You have to ad.
1t when you ought to.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-11-25
A Superb Production.

A superb scenic and deliberately cos
tubcd production Of 'Dorlothy Vernon
of tIaddon Hall" under the direction
OF Ernest Shlpman, with Laura Burt
Henry Stanford and number of prom
inent Snglish actors Is scheduled fol-
production at the opera house Thanks
giving matinee and night, None OF
the local scenery, properties, or fur
nittre viii 30 used. Mr., Shipman has
surrounded Miss Burt and Mr.. stan.
ford with company of much strength.
Liberality and good taste arc cen.
spcnous in the mounting Of the play
All OF the folW acts are rich in pictur-
espno and striking architectural eff
fects, and exterior and interior scenes
of Haddon Hall notably that of the
terrace with its rich foliage and
clins'ng creeper8 being scenic mas.
tCrprieces.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-11-25
A LAUGHING EVENT.
VIII BE Clever Arthur Dunn and His
tBg Company in THE Little Jok.
err" Tuesday Night.

Arthur Dunn, the clever comedian
last seen in THE Runaways," viii
come TO the opera house next Tuesday
IN his newest musical comedy success
by Herbert Hall Winslow, entitled
The Little Joker
Mr., Dunn Is one Of the most popular
| musical comedy stars in recent years
ana his engagement in The Little
Joker" will undoubtedly be welcomed
here as one of the laughing events of
the season.
Besides having particularly inter
esling comedy he has surrounded him
self with company Of artists of ex-
ceptional merit in their respective
lines and a chorus of singing and
dancing girls and some handsome
show girls" calculated to entrance
not only the men but also the women
for they are eXquisitely gorwned in
the latest creations Of the dressmak
ora' art, hundreds of dollars having
been spent for original designs in
Paris.
The plot of THE Little Joker" Is
screamingly funny and aside from
the music would prove a delightful
evenings entertainment, but music
dance and laughter chase each other
hilariously throughout the Two hours
and a half duration of the play.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-11-25
Explosion in the Subway.

An unexpected explosion Of fun in
the New York Subway will be exploit
cd in the opera house, Monday, Nov
! &c
The High Flyers for men only
a combination of farce. vaudeville and
burlcsque, are holding the boards for
one night only, and the show. from
all reports which Mr.. Williamson has
received from brother maagers, is said
TO be a merry-go-round of fun. The
curtain raiser, "A Female Seminary"
is one Of the cleverest travesties ever
produced and interpreted by pretty
girls and real funny comedians. Six
special vaudeville acts recognized in
the leading American and European
music halls are also introduced. The
burlesaue. the scene of which is an
eXac, reproduction of the Twenty
Third street Subway station in New
York, is replete with side-spittng
comedy situations, magnificent cos
tunes and all the latest popular song
hits. The performance is absolutely
clean and can be enjoyed equally by
men, women and children
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-11-25
Special Engagement.

Robert Sherman has engaged the
greatest company in the history of
his managerial career to produce
his new play. THE Village vaga-
bond Nothing succeeds like suceesa
and that Mr.. Sherman has been
emincntly successful there is not
doubt No better show for the money
can be given than will be Witnessed
by our Amusement lovers. matinee
and night. Saturday. December 1si
Theatre cHoJs should not miss the op.
porlunity Of seeing one of the hest
productions that wilt be at the opera
house this sea on Prices for this
special engagement viii he only -.
80 and - reuts Matinee ~ and 20
cents.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-11-25
CURE FOR DRUNKENNESS.
Orrine Treatment is &c Be Used at
Home Without Publicity or Loss
Of Time From Business.

Thousands of persons who really
want to quit the use Of whiskcy or
beer, realize that they cannot do 50
without medical help. yet they can
not afford the time OF perhaps the
money TO 20 TO a sanitarium Happily
a new cure for drunkenness has been
1i-cHvcrsd which is TO bc taken at
home aud costs less than the average
dr'uk"r will spend in day I'm using
orriue there t. absolutely uu pub
Hcitv
Tho remedy b. sold hy leading
druggists ~ every cty aud town or II
can To- sem bt mail n curs is not
effected your money Is refunded.
Send 10 the Orrine Co. Washing
ton. ID. c. for free booklet and con
sultation blank. Mailed in plain
scaled envelope. Orrine is sold and
guaranteed by Paul g. Schulz q Sons.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-11-25
Madrid 90. Memphis 3.3, New or.
leans OIL
Yesterdays River Forecasts,

The Ohio at Evansville ana MI. Yer
non, VII rise al a greatly reduced
rate, during the next or days. Maxi
mum stage at Evansville viii probably
be between 30 and 81 feet At Padu-
cab and Cairo viii continue rising
during the next or days. Maximum
.tage at Cairo will probably approx
innate 81 feet
The Tennessee at Florence viii rise
during next q to 36 hours. At John,
scnvllle. will rise during the next
days Maximum stage at Florence will
be between 10 and u feet aud at
Johnsonyillc about % feet
The Mississippi from Chester 90
above Cairo win fan
The Wabash at M Carmel is not
likely go exceed flood Stage on pres
Ont rive
y N SMYTH
Local Flrccastcr
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-11-25
NEW BOOKS READY
Good Reading by Popular Authors, On
a Variety Of Subjects d, Public
Library Monday.

The following new books at the
Public Library VIII be ready Tor cir
I culation Monday, Nuycmbcr 70. at
, p. m.
Esctr.city.
BaXtcr-practica Talks CT Electric
ity.
Bonny- Electrical EXperinen,s-a
manual OF instructive amusement
Bottone - Amateur Electrician 5
Workshop manual OF practical in
struction in he making + electrical
models and appliances.
Cary How 20 Msto apd I'..u HE
telephone.
Child ri" lipv aud Why uf rtc
iricit, = tpri az informaitea frr
uoutcc'nical. rcadrr:;.
CLARKE \. Il. g. 81 rrsc ical ls>ltc-i
ments g practical Elementary ho,s
especial, adapted tn hcgip9crs ami
students
Enthusiastically of 7 dsy-its
work and mysteries described in noa
technical la guagC
St Juhn-Rcal Eltc ric Toymakiue
For Boys containing complase dfrec-
lions for making and using q large
number OF simple toys that are oper-
ated by electricity and magnetism.
Treyert-A. -. c. Of Wireless Telee-
raphy-a plain treatise on Hertzian
wave signaling.
Treycr'-Dynamos aud Electro mo
tors ard AT About Them. I1i~ctirrpl
Measurement i"i ANA chr. firv. Us
Make ltleetFir Esitcfic u Home fIer-
EVERYBODY g Hand t..rl 81 Eleetticitr
With slessarr 4 electrical terms
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-11-25
CRAzED BY GRIEF; cHooTs.
y H. SMYTff
Local F5rccastcr

Mobile. Ala. Nov Passengers
arriving from Honduras relate "a
story Of remarkable tragedy near
san Pedro An American named VOL
ford, formerly Of Brooklyn is said "
have become insane because Of the
death Of his brother w. X " vol.
ford who succumbeG 10 yellow fever.
W.fie at the grave of his brother
Young man from Honduras tried to
give him sympathy. The story IS that
tho insane man drew a pistol and shot
Oh" Honduras citizen dead The h1mi
cid" i5 confined n q pri uu al san
rssrn
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-11-25
Renaissance in Italy.
IN THE LONG AGO
Record Of People and Events in Cairo
In 1859 as Told in the Times
and Delta.

Another old Cairo paper has come
/ to hand. 1t is a copy of the Times and
Delta dated Tuesday January 4. 1889
owned by Mrs. John McNulty, of i2l
Thirty-fifth street. II is the second
iss-e of the paper. beng Vol. !, No
,. with Len G.. Faxon as editor The
paper boosted that il was the onic-
ial paper for publishing the list of let
tcrs." Among The news of interest
may be- mentioned the following:
Tive burning of The steamer Martha
lcwctt. p . O'Clock. ou the morning or
Iauuary 3rJ. 1888 The boat WIS own.
cd Icy Capt. JOHN llarbi.ou and hal
bees running iu The Cairo and $.
Lon trade
Tn" p"ftulficc WIS rrpuvcd ~ thg
corner Of seventh AMI Commercial up-
pos tc ). 5. Taylor's office. and the
Times-Delta printing office was in the
same building.
Assurance is given that there arc
now no rats in the depot and that
trainers may send their wheat 10
Cairo without danger Of having it de
preciated in value TO the extent Of ten
per cent by reason Of depredations by
rais.
a card signed by J. 3. Humphreys
and Company. Blclock and Company.
s. - Stafford. John Antrim. =. Vincent
and y ~ Nuycs cypress cJnhdcnr"
.n Ge"r-e ". Resrdon Esq. and the
nzTaHce cemrsHiss he repressH.s- I
he Actin. aud Phoenix # Hartford /
-or prompt settlement Of IRE losses
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-11-25
and tables for incaudcsccur wiring.
Fiction.

and tables for incaudcsccul wiring.
Fiction.
Bar Gobcr Tllumphs If 3ugcu'
Nalmpnt
Ccryaptes Adventures Of Don
QuiNotc-illustratcd by W Heath
Robinson.
Cody-A Selection From the World.
Groa e. 11or, Stories.
Core'l-Trc. sure Gf Heaven.
EuI.ap-Opcned Shutters.
Doylo--s. \ rel.
Egglc t-.- Blind Hes,
Gate Pillow Woman.
Gaskcaa -CcaEfcrl-(w with q preface
~ Ana. '.rackery Richie. and Illus
traticns by Hugh TnompsonD
Hawkins, (Anthony Hopel-Sophy
Of Kravonia.
PoO!--ln the First Person
Parrish Bob Hampton Of Placer.
McCulcheon-Jane Cable.
Millcr--Saul of Tsrsrs.
Fcnollcsa. (sidrcy McCaln Ora.
''F dtIlffs
Matapua Iapaurs" Bio um
Juvenile.
.;ui.h Beautiful STORY OF Dor.s AMI
iuhc.
Brown tAnuic Ii.uo
I;rothrr and Sisicfs.
Evoth Sleepy Timc Storica. tJo.
latcf
Dclsnd-Little Son OF Sunshine.
Gibs n-Zaubelinda. the WiLhch-
slathcws-T outor and Pussy-da-
,atCd.
Polly and the An;
ThcrPe-Yale-;ide Stories
Smith-Nclson. the Adyenturer
Ycr1e-Tour Of the World in Eighty
Jays Donated.
Pier-Harding Of St Timothy's
L 7l.n. -PucE ~ Pooks HIS.
SEQ also Inc gii"y" lisi 90 book on
= tr ritt.
Htsr eIisneafi=
erartetf-Ie chnie1ue IF ps-t
5. mends-HeriTal q LssEning-
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-11-25
"Fantana' Friday Niuht.

/ Miss Georgia Bryton who takes the
role Ct Jessie. maid to The Commo,
doro's daughter In "Fantana' which
viii shortly appear in this city IS moss
alluring and petite. She is a largo
factor in the fun of "Fantana' in the
portrayal OF a slavery She has 10 peer
and her work has been praised very
highly by both pre-. and public
Fanjana' comes 20 the opera horse
Friday night
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-11-25

Ihs h.st Sc uusys u. ekssRsa
Advertisers EnS Tie kslIEia
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-11-25
Amelia Bingham Comma.

In the matter of properties. Miss
Amelia Bingham, who is shortly to-
present her successful comedy, "Thc
Lilas Room in this city, is most par
tIcular As matter of actual fact.
IT, is authoritatiyely stated that she
will use nothing on the stage that is
not real Miss Bingham and her
splendid company are to present Tho
Lilac Room at the eopra house soon
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-11-25
HOLDS CUBA IS DEPENDENCY

Washington. Nov. 24.-The state
department has been advised that
the British government viii no. rec.
o-Hizr ihcp ravisioual government of
Cuba other Than a dependency nj tn
niied state Grant Duff appointed
some time sEo - minister from Gnest
Britain e. Cnbs v1il not hen sent 20
Havana under present circumstances.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-11-25
recently ST. tanned.

recently SlI tanned.
The paper apoligiscs for publishing
Ia violent personal TRADE against Rev
d'hrr louskcr German priest,
who had been sent here 20 take
charge of ST. Patricks parish. dis.
placing Father McCabe.
A notice Of the marriage Of George
+. Olmstead and Sallic r. Tfmmons
all oi Calendon!a.