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The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-07-01

t<3~ owned Ill bditl-
more, does. says a writer in the Orange
Judd Farmer. That most of the parrot
tribe and crows and magpies have the
power OF speech nearly everyone knows,
but that the little songsters who bright
en- so many homes throughout our broad
land should be possessed Of this pow
er seems almost miraculous. 1t goes TO
prove how much we have yet to learn
of things with which we call ourselves
familiar.
This little Baltimore bird has q
vocabulary of five words, such a
pretty, beautiful bird" which he enun'
ciates very distinctly. He combines
these in various ways, repeating and
alternating TO suit his fancy.
No effort was made to teach him
his accom- plishment, writes his mis-
tress. "As a family we sincerely OBJ
iect to trained animals; we like each
to develop its own attractive person
aiity. The canary is not yet year
old. IT is our custom to talk much TO
our pets. and this little fellow was no
exception The words which he now
repeats have been my aunt's usual
greeting to him, and she would ire
quently repeat them to him.
We mistook his first utterances for
his baby attempts at singing, and were
surprised into nervousness when later
the clearly enunciated words formed
the prelude Of his very beautiful song.
In Hartford. Conn, is another ca
nary who also talks, repeating very
similar words, and laughing in imita
ton of his mistress. AS with the Bal
timore bird no attempt was made to
teach him but his mistress talked to {
him a great deal as she worked near
his cage In both cases the birds have
received the tenderest care. How de-
lightful has been the reward.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-07-01
STEEL BELT ORNAMENTS.
About Three Out. of Five of Modish
Belts Have Steel Adornment
in Some Form.

A vast amount of art and ingenuity
has been lavished upon the belts and
girdles this season, and the results
Justify the effort for not in many a
day have the belts been so attractive
or so tempting.
succumbing to temptation In the
matter of this little costume detail
means in many cases serious inrnads
upon ones purse. for. as is usually fhe
case. delightful effects imply hieh
prices. and though the simple and in.
expensive leather belt Is still with us
the models that are likely to tempt a
woman to cOyetOnsness are not of tho
simple sort
The most striking thing about the
belt display this spring Is the promi-
nence of steel in the general scheme
Fully three out of FIVE Of the hand
soonest belts are beautihed with steel
and steel beads. or paillettes are used
upon the girdles of silk as well a.
upon those Of leather.
Wide gir-iles Of silk elastic which
in black and white, were shown here
at Christmas time are now offered IN
all the modish shades. The corded
silk elastic has the effect Of hishlv
lustrous corded ribbon, and takes the
colors beautifully. -
Large fat buckles hold the glrdle IN
its full width in the back. but the srnui
buckle is usually much smaller. Tho
frm elastic moalds Itself 10 the agurs
and the buckles are slightly rursei 70
ft the waist cHrv. "a the new ecrs.
Wise. celise and b.-.iiaut red tsnes ttfs
belt IS particularly Attractive. and In
the grays and dull yellow or tan col.
orinzs Il Is even more chic.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-07-01

Stew until tender two u9rads prunee
cool ana remove pits Soak ono boz
granulatrl q iatine in one pint cold
water rnul son. taen adj th~7e-qnar
ters Of a ou1It boiling water. p cuHs
zusar, Juice o. three lsmcns. 7at I'm q
ran Of rII water. and -'ir Hufl 10
oommeurfs to tLiesen. Then, in q
fe=p nan CT mold p1t alternate larsrr
NJ faI1v and rurfs. ana let L1rl
when readv to serve iavert fie mold
on a platter. wipe the outside cf tho
mold with a cloth wrung ont ef b1ii-
ing hot water and the jelly wiz slip
out GarHish with WHIPPED cram.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-07-01
DEGRADING WORD


Stanford White in tbs city. She had
come here from Philadelphia and wa
about 1C years of age. They me- at Il
dinner party. the introduction being
performed by a mutual friend
She told OF the evident attractions
she had as a young girl, fresh to the
ways of great city, and consumed
with ambition to pursue theatrical
career. This was her supreme weak
ness
N White detected her weakness I'M
mediately and set out TO ingratiate
himself in her favor He represented
himself as lover and patron of the
theatre, as wealthy man who was
willing TO spend his money in The pro-
duction OF dramatic art. He was kind,
and his kindness made an impression
not only on Evelyn Nesbit but her
mother. This was tire foundation of
their acquaintance.
Automobiling parties, dinner and
supper parties, both in public cafes
and in the various s,udics maintained
by Stanford White and his friends,
are referred to. There were many oc-
currences in these places which were
admitted and described reluctantly by
the confessor.
Among other important statements
she makes is reputation of printed |
reports stating that sne has been i'm
portnned with letters from Stanford |
White since her marriage to Harry /
Kendall Thaw. Her statement says |
that no letecs hase been received |
since her marriage year or more
ago,
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-07-01

the dog would enjoy the trip and
should 60 along. so he wired the fore.
man:
send on Shap at once
Then the operator got busy fIc
knew. Of course. that the rauchmau
must mean sheep. and that be had
just left out an e. IN the telegram
The operator told the waiting fore
man to send on the Sheppard the
foreman did.
In proper time Mr.. Seabold came
down to meet the dog. About IS car
loads of bleating sheep we're await
ing him. What did he do? He sued
the telegraph company. and got enough
for that operators smartness to more
than cover the plohts Of the sheer
deal"
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-07-01
ADDITIONAL CITY BRIEFS.
Negroes Attack Fireman,

Because Fireman John Russell Of
Station No. / ordered them away from
the station house where they were
loafing and splitting on the walk, TWO
negroes attacked him Friday afternoon
near Fourteenth street. Both were bad
~ beaten and later arrested.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-07-01
Biggest English Poultry Farm.

Gen Booth is very proud Of his col
onizing farm al Halleigb. and well MAJ
be be for it is the biggest poultry farm
in England. and houses over 2.0QH birds
last year 1890 eggs ard lIS5 birds
were sold and 229s chickens reared
out OF 108 birds exhibited SD took prizes
and close on $50 was reported iu sales
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-07-01
10 THE PIIRIIc-

All persons in debt TO the firm Of
Scherick and Finley are requested to
call and make settlement at the office
of Cotter Brothers and Company.
THOMAS COTTER, Trustee.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-07-01

WANTED-Eyegybccy with any.
thing TO rert, sell OF trade to .6Fertise
n The Bulletin want columns.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-07-01

Dixon Springs. Ill. and return 5000
Parties of five. Tickets good for 30
days. If You have stomach, kidney,
liver or bladder trouble visit these
springs.
]. NJ GROVES,
Manager
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-07-01

sweetly--can you
boys and girls i'm.
a CINE anything
m ore pleasing?
Yet that is just
what a dainty lit.
tie feathered mite,
a pure yellow Eiart2
mountain canary
owned in Balti-
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-07-01

Bulletin ads pay! AJAX any mer-
thsn; that has used tie oolCnns during
he past year.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-07-01

Jspaa has "a .coDIsf- isI MUSEUMS
a1d TIRE goTernneht laBoss steadily 70
Improve them
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-07-01
TALKING CANARY BIRDS.
Miraculous Powers Possessed by o
Pretty Little Songster Of
Baltimore.

A beautiful little canary actually
talking, speaking English clearly and
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-07-01

Reduced Rates 70 Jsoksor, Tenn, he-
count Ch1uisucus.
WIil be in effect via the Mobile and
Ohio Railroad thro1rl1nt the Assem-
liy June 29th no J1ly S-h. On June
29fh and July end. ith md 7'h. tickets
TAINTED f1r return 70 Tr'y 9tk will
De- sold az especially i.E rates. Cal
an n g. % agents fer particulars.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-07-01

Wrc-g Thing.
A. wedding Co 10. say, Nay re
best r17n win
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-07-01

~siro, H. June q. 1890.
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Milburn', Pharmncy, 18Th and n st, n,...
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FOR RENT-MOORE
APP
The Massachusetts,,
Or, b. 81
The Massachusetts,,
Or. b.............6
The Massachusetts,
Or, b. ........... s
Dupont, Or, b.. 8
: 24S1 18th. 1r. b.2f 8
1862 Irving, 7r.b.Mi
The Winton, 1409 |
ward, Or, b. a
The Stanley, l41l
ward, Or, b. ......4
2122 p NV, LIST d
west, Or, b. 800. &
1880 p, I'd 4 Sd
q west. 5r. b. -
The Cheltenham. 40
Or. b. ............4
The Vernon. l744 U
The Melwood. i7io /
NV, Or. b. 4
The Winton. 14O9 ]
ward, Or, b.. a
The Stanley, 14l1 ]
ward. 5r, b.......4
The Milton. l72e H.
b Sept O........4
The Prince George.
1913 Both, Or. b, 81. A
The Marion, Or, b
Goth and h. 49,. 4
The Cheltenham, 14O
Or, b. ............3
The Melwood, l74O |
NV, Or, b. g
The Vernon, 1744 U,
Or, b. g
The Marion. 4r, b
Goth and h.. 8
1880 p NV, 1st
d west, Or, b.. g.
1850 P, 2d&3d,
Or. b. ........... g.
The Pancoast, "a #
Or, b.............3
1919 Kenyon. LIST q,
Or, b. g
The Marion, 4r, b
Goth and h.. 81
The Parkside. 6r, b. 8,
No 2. The Sheridan
E, b............ 8,
The Milton. ITO 81,
81. b............ g
The Nansemond. LIST.
I'd fis. east. g
The Pancoast, 80 n
Or, b. .........,3 g,
1921 18th, Or, b,
attic. I'd a. az
1918 9th. Or, b,
attic. I'd q. 500. 81
13S T NV. Or. & b 8:
1918 18th NV, ID
q, Or, b attic. -. 8:
1733-3-47 T NV,
Or, b. attic, each 8:
1898 Park I'd, cor
11th, 5r.b. ID floor 81
The Coblentz. 2n. Or. b3.
The Nansemond, Sd
q, 5r, b. 800. 3.
No. IL, The Bryn
Mawr. Ar & b.. 81
1877 Willard, br. b 30
219 18th NV. ID, 5r, b3C
1733-45-47 T NV, 81, BE-,
The Nansemond, 4th
floor. Or. b, 81
The Binney. 14OS Cir,
LIST 6 south. Ar, b.3'
The Pancoast, 81 r,
Or, b.............3 8,
1922 9th NV, 1f.5r. b. ri
1852 Willard, ID q,
Or. b, attic. n
The Coblents. 81, Or, b3(
The Eansemond. LIST,
"a 1s, Ar, b. .....2,
11@ Willard. I'd q.
Or, b. attic..... e
The Nansemond, Sd
d. Ar. b. 2.
1913 9th NV. LIST
d. Or. b. q
1928 9th nw,ln.5r.b.2'
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timoIe, 1882 Bitmore NV, to Or a b s2i IA
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S66. .130 18th NV. I'd 9
SEQ. 80. ass q NV, Or. b
$50. ....1362 Irving, 7r, b
S4I so. Id 18th ne. 6r, b
S45. 18th 4 Columbia I'd
t42. so. 900 f Cap Ar. h
$40. 60.1lth & I NV. Or, b
84o. .<20 I'd ne. Z:
$40. The Romaine. Cal av
e3o. so. The Milton. 5r. b
$35. 1870 " Y av, 81, Sr. b
SS5. 1929 18th NV. 6r
S3o. The Parkside. Or. b
eS3. .....727 18th NV. 2r
$50 so. 1900 1lth NV. 5r. b
$50. so. .2321 18th NV Or. b
$50. so. 800 E Cap, ar, b.
So. 60...l64s Irving. Or. b
$50. 90. .23le 18th. Or, b
$50. so. The Cobleuts. 81
$32. so. 1852 Irving, 5r, b
S3l 90. The llkiey. Ar
S9l. 80. The Sussex. Or, b
$50. so. .l749 Willar I'd Or, b
$50. 50. 1874 to 1882 Irv.
ing. 7r and bath
$50. so. .2Sl9 18th. Or. b
5000. The Bryn Mawr.4r
$50. so. -. The llkley, Ar
$50. 80. The Ellsworth. 81. b
5000. .l4S0 Chaplin, Or, b
$50. 1910 N Y av, 4fi,Sr,bI
f@. The Iowa. Or. b.
0......l46S Chs pin, &C.
$so. 1888 Monroe AZ. 6r b
$50. 90. 1907 willard. 6rs
$50. ITO willard. Sc, n
$30.1350. 1852 Monroe, Or
$3.50. .1D1 willard Or, 81
SIS. so. The Oneonta, Ar
$3.50. Isis Cedar, I'd q |
The Sussex. 1894 D sw,
Or, b, 4 months ats. %
$27. 80. ITS Willard Or, b
$21. so. .17S0 Willard, 5r, b
$3.50. The EfflnRham, 81
ga. so. ITS willard. Or. b.
S21. 80. 1918 Cedar, LIST d |
$27. 80. 1924 Decatur, 5r.bl
$3.50. .1761 Willard, BIB
S21 So. ..1772 willard. Or
$3.50. .l346. 1850. 1859
Monroe, Or
s28. 30. .2s Seaton. Or, b.
500. so. .2213 N NV. Or. 81
$26. 90. .341s r NV. Or. bl
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The Lorecto. 1915 nth Ut. NV:
B rooms and bath. ......................$4 $40. 90
6 rooms and baths. ................... 5000
The 7Juniata. 1924 W st. Nv, @f. and Dr.,
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lO6 18th NV, 1ir. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 1000
The Nantucket. 1913 W st. rooms and
The susauehanna, iiso " Il. NV.
and rooms and bath. ......... .$91 to 86.6
1910 7th NV I'd floor, Or. and b. ...,. $500
500 7th st. NV, ID and Sd doors 7Y. q b.. 80. so
lII6 7th NV Id door Or and b. .,....... 5000
llO6 st. NV. Or. and b................ 5000
l0l7 Euclia 1T NV, ID a.. Or. and b...... q q
1922 9th ct. NV, 81. and b............... H.6Q
1872 Irving st. NV. Dr. and b.. .......... N6e
$50 Q ut. E.w., Sd door. Or. and b........ 21.5Q
e.. y Ut. NV, 6r. and b.................. $3.50
The Lafayette. 1907 7th NV. Sd 6..5r.. b.. Is 90
16 1t. ne. ID door, 6r and b.......... 2a.o0
331 18th NV, ID floor, Or. and b.......... $3.50
951 11th me-, LIST floor. Or. and b......... 22eo
1014h 7th Ut. NV, 7r. and b. ............ 250
bl2 Tenn. ave. me-, I'd floor, br. and b.. 10y
It'll 4th st. NV. LIST q. 5r. and b...... Y 5o
l4Q6 1st me-. I'd floor, Or. and b. 2i00
1908 lst ne. lat door, 5r................ 2050
bl2 Tenn ave ne, LIST floor, Or, and b.. 20b0
2SO0 N 1T. NV. LIST hoor, Or and b. ...... 20.50
$40 Fla ave- NV, Or. and b., LIST floor. f. 1880
l245 d n,e. % A., Ar and b. ............. lS.EU
7IS litb st. NV 2r and b............... 1900
2O7 z st. NV, 81. and b................. 1850
1913 Duncan Me-, r. and b............... 1880
642 Morton ut. me-. 4r and b............. 1880
1927 Duncan st. me-, 4r. and b........... 1880
1016 8. Car. &C., I'd hoor, %r. and w....... 1880
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Los Angeles herald., 1906-03-31
NEW GARBAGE WAGONS
REACH LOS ANGELES
SOME OF THE RIGS LACK IN
SPECIFICATION
Board of Public Works Arranges for
80 Wagons at Small cost-con-
tractors Are Under Bond to Fulfill
Their Contracts

Twenty of the new garbage wagons
have arrived in Los Angeles but there
lis a prospect that they may be sent
back to the manufacturing concern
from whence they came for they do
not conform to the specifications.
President Anderson of the board of
public works looked the new garbage
wagons over yesterday and found that
while the specifications and the con-
tract signed by Mcclure e Mcclure,
who will furnish the wagons, calls for
a wagon bed forty-eight inches wide
and twenty-four inches deep the
wagons are only thirty-eight inches
wide and twenty inches deep.
Owing to these discrepancies the
board of public works yesterday re-
fused to accept the wagons and took
under advisement the question of
whether or not they shall be ultimately
accepted or returned to the manufac-
turers.
Mcclure & Mcclure, through their
representative, explained that they had
been given permission by the old board
of works Of the city council to change
the style Of wagon to those which they
ordered and which are now on hand
and Councilman Blanchard, president
of the councils board of works, ex-
planned that the permission had been
given on the advice of C. D. Willard,
secretary of the Municipal league.
The city is to have the use of thirty
of these wagons at a monthly rental of
$40 each. These wagons have been
bought by the contractors at total
cost of between $4,000 and $4,000 and
while they consider it probable the
manufacturers will take them back if
the board of public works refuses them
it will be at a considerable expense to
the contractors.
MCGUIRE & Mcclure declare they
signed the contract without reading it
but believed it to contain the changed
specifications. They are under bond of
$4,000 for the faithful performance of
the contract
Los Angeles herald., 1906-03-31
SIERRA CLUB is
PLANNING TRIP
GRANDEUR OF KINGS RIVER TO
BE VIEWED
Los Angeles Outdoor Lovers VIII Take
Part In the Trip In Midsummer.
HardshIps of Travel VIII
Be Overlooked

In a pamphlet just issued by Will
liam e. Colby of San Francisco, Sec
retary of the Sierra club, the members
have been apprised of the plans and
arrangements made for the sixth an
nual outing next June and July.
The club, which is composed Of scien-
lists and lovers of outdoors from all
over California, has a large represen-
tation of Angelenos in it's member
ship.
While their quest is chiefly scien-
tific, and every outing has produced
an enrichment of knowledge on such
subjects, the members do not disdain
to mix little fun with their observa-
tionS and studies, and many a jolly
tale and song is heard. interspersed
with melodies from the tinklng banjo
when they gather around their camp
fires.
The outing this year is to be in the
beautiful Kings river canyon and vi
cinity. A smaller party, on the invi-
tation of Professor Joseph N. LIE Conte
of Berkeley, will go in by way of the
Tehipite valley and Simpson meadow,
journey involving considerable hard
ship that only a few could undergo.
To show of just what Spartan stuff
those in the smaller party must be
made, no saddle animals will be al
loWed on Ine "Trip, ana anyone requlr-
ing such assistance will be disqualified
from taking it. There will be no hired
cooks with this group either, and each
in the party must be prepared to take
his turn at tossing the flapjacks and
making the coffee.
To repay the difficulties of such
trip assurance is given that the seen
cry along the route is equal to the
most stupendous to be found in the
Sierra Nevadas. Near Garlic meadow
the canyon of the Kings river is be-
tween 1000 and 5000 feet deep, and the
trail runs along it's rim above the point
where the canyons of the south and
middle forks unite A few miles be-
yond Garlic meadow the trail passes
near the summit of Spanish mountain,
10000 feet elevation, from which
splendid view of the whole lower Kings
CANYON can be obtained
Los Angeles herald., 1906-03-31
INTERPRETATIONS

Occidental Construction company
Directors, Walter S. Russell, Franklin
r. Mitchell William w. Brier, John A.
Merrill and NJ. NJ. Meyers; capital
stock, 100000; amount subscribed, $500,
Pasadena Golf Club association-Di-
rectors, Colin Stewart, C. S. Campbell
Johnson, W. r. Knight, P. l.. Auten
and James II. Campbell; capital stock,
100000; subscribed, 100000
Peck & Anderson Realt: & Invest
ment company-Directors, John H. F,
Peck John A. Anderson and w. H.
Newman; capital stock. $2OO,OOO amount
subscribed, 100000.
La Vista Grande ompany-Directors,
A. L. Foster, p. d. Bolter j. B. Cook,
C. G. Stivers and Edgar e. Lefebvre;
capital stock, $75,OOO amount sub
scrjbed $500
Los Angeles herald., 1906-03-31
RUSHING LIBRARY REMOVAL
Promised That by Next Week All
Books Will Have Been
Chanued

The classical department of the pub
lie library is now installed in the new
quarters in the Homer Laughlin an
mex on Hill street between Third and
Fourth Streets and will be opened for
business today. The reference depart
ment is now being moved. and by to-
night will be housed in it's new quar-
ters.
The fiction, juvenile and other de-
partments of the library are still in
tact in the old rooms in the city halt
and will probably not be moved COM
pletely until the end of next week. I'm
til they are changed business in these
departments will be done at the old
stand.
The reading room in the city hall is
disarranged as a result of the moving,
and there were but few who cared
to read the magazines in the din and
uproar occasioned by the removal.
Librarian Lummis says that by the
end of next week the library will be
completely moved.