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The Cairo bulletin., 1906-07-17
REALEsThTE CHANCES.

jesse W. Spies ct ux. 10 Comfy Latin
am. Qcd July Z. 1906, lot 6. block -
Theles $50
Thrupp and Thrupp 10 Joseph SteDp
wj. Ooct. J. 1900. lot so in lot and
lot in LOT II, Thrupp's subdivision.
SIS.
Wilbur p. Thistlewood etux. 10 ia
cob Kline. swd. April 80 1906. lot ]
block s.. First addition 10 Cairo. 81
600
Elmer webb ct ux. to Nancy T.
Elchenherecr. wd June 6. 1906. lot
"a. block 3. Second Feuchter &, Lars
den addition Cairo -.
Mrs o s Ellis to Byron l.. Ellis.
et AZ wd. July Z. 1896 par. of lots
p q and ~. block IS. CITY Il Cairo.
sioo.
Master in Chancery to Daniel Hart
ran. cerl'arafa az u.reh@se. Ans. 20.
1905 VIZ az ev AI-I. aud @ part of
ne 5-l7-1 S35f0S1.
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age Of the ordinance. thai such orli
nance has been passed. This will
neccssiigte the scusu1 oar Of prob
ably ton thm and notices in all. for
while there are over ien thousand lots
IN tha city here are not nearly that
many owners. por ,-oos every "oecg
pant of the i0t- need 90 he notified
bu' only iha heads O. families else II
v uld bc rcco sary o. send notice
Co. every man. woman AMI chill in The
city. and TO a considerable number Of
people outside The city.
Much difficulty Is -5und in pr3cur-
ing he names Of the occupants" II
was suggested that as The word "occu-
pant" as used 10 the law is enclosed
in ouotat ON marks. =, was Conlcm-
plated that 10 address, the notice
20 ihe "accupan would be gunici nt
and that it would not be necessary TO
secure the names of the occupants.
Bat the city's attorneys decided
against this view. and so the names q
the occupants are being secured and
the notices addressed t0 them. The
time for sending ont these notices
viii expire next Saturday. as the ordi-
nance became "a law on the i'm inst,
by the signature Of the mayor.
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HEAVY BUSINESS
T1ifty-Eieht Cases Disposed Of BY
Judge Ross IN City Court Yes
terday.

Thirfycight cases demanded ihe al
fcniion Of Police Judge Ross. ia the
city C1ur yesterday. IS result e
police activity Saturday night. sunday
AMI Sunday night. They were nearly
a.l ceres 81 drunkenness or petty dis
orderly conduct. few ~ them rising
Ia Doc import ancc " deserving special
asa'ia1 THe total amc1n. 81 nnes
a1I ca-f assessed was $3.50 No. n
Hr.eI s-5 F.s rad- The Total amount
Fl r uar fufd oa iha persons cf tie
ru rae-s Wl.n arrested was $3.50
.1H-lne in Erns from CD cents FOB
sos. Most OF fhen bad r1'hing but
f.- --lH srr ritr money.
AMONG them were several from
-fa rl= a1d Nclnl Cfty rt1 tal
s-a as-seae hr SEQ iiari re.a-
H. ns Of Gre wafer and we're found iy-
-ng 81 the streets or On the sidewalk.
They ha3 come t. Cairo in baggies.
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with some friends ana had become
eparated from them. Their frien Is
called fer them at the jail yesterday
and rescued them.
One case was that Of Chester War
-ncr arrested by Officers Thomas and
Casey for being disorderly His rell-
,iyes pad his fine, $500. and then
be- abused he officers. The administra-
ion and society in general for pre-
suming 10 i.carcerate him II was
but a little while Tin he was again be-
mind the bars again charged with
creating a disturbance at house On
Thr'eeHth street where he demanded
admission about noon, with a drawn
revolver Hc viii have "a hearing On
his charge today.
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The Ohio from Et-a HE to- padu
cab. not much change during The naNi
3G hours. AT Cairo Will cen inue nj ine
during the next "a to 80 hours
The Tonnes ea ar florence yin con-
t.aue rising during rhe next of 7
days Al Johns1nvnie. viii commence
rising again origlt ~ Tuesday
The Mississippi from below ST.
Louis TO above Cairo. viii continue
falling during jhe next Sc hours.
W. Il. BARRON.
Official Temporarily In Cha pc.
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Sunday Disorder.

Complaints were heard Sunday
about disorder at two saloons in the
nelghborhood of Foriieth and Syca-
mere streets, one kept by a man
named Clifford and another by one
Freeman. The chief was called there
to quiet things. but when he left il is
said the disorder broke out afresh.
People re- iding in the neighborhocd
Of these places object 10 such demon
STATIONS at any time, but especially
on Sunday
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VIII Open september /.

c. G. Rubenstein is having the
store room in the opera house block
cleaned and repa re- preparatory 10
the opening of "Ruby's Toggery''
which will occur on or about Septcm-
her first He will ca.--y a complete line
Of gentlemen's furnishings and cloth.
ing of the very best manufacture.
The best trade f. what he wants and
what he will cater to. He promises q
add one more fine retail tore 10
Cairos business and with the room
selected as a arter will without a
doubt make good his promise. He is
an eXper onced clothing man and
popular with the buying public.
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The new store of Els & Gre1ney at
20l7 and 2010 Washing on avenue
will be formally opened on July %
and 81 when demonstrations OF sew
eral lines # goods win be held II is
one of the most up-to-date stores in
the city. all new and clean with c.
ment nooss, metal ceiling and various
modern improvements. the neat de.
partment j an exceptionally attrac
i've place of it, kind. the stock being
perfectly protected with screen, SAM
tary refrigerato-s, etc.
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A Troublesome Insect.

Willow flies have again been trou-
blesome in the city for several nights
past, clouds of them lowering about
the electric lights in the city near the
river front, and dimming them when
the globes were filled with their char.
red remains. and making night work
ers miserable II is well that they
live but "a hours, else they would
prove pest that would check human
actively very materially.
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ON THE RIVERS
Lively Rise Coming Out of Tennessee
and Conference.-The Lines
P5ducah Office Closed.

There was talk that tho Dick Fov.
jor would have to give mp her Cairo
and Paducah trips because Of low
water this week, but the rise now
coming out u the tributaries above
Paducah will enable her to keep
going a while longer. Yesterday map
reported a rise of feet az Chata-
nooga, 3.3 m Gunlc-syille. - at FLOR
en,e. Is at johnsonvilc. ~ at Palu-
cab This was for IS hours.
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coIsman.zink Wedding.

The wedding Of Hr. l.. T. link
bookkeeper 20 the Tpham-Aeier Lum-
Der company and Miss Pearl Coleman
will be solemnized Wednesday even
ing at ? O'Clock at the Cairo Baptist
church. the Rev T. J. Porter officiat-
ing
The bride elect is wellknown
young lady and resides with Mr.. and
Mrs. z. ID. Matthews. her relatives of
430 Tenth street. Both he contracting
parties have many friends who will be
pleased and surprised 10 learn Of their
approaching marriage.
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4 Putshurc dispatch Friday say:
CraaebOIt crew Of workbench lad
paraphernalia for raising sunk p
boat left today for Portland. o. 10
start work on rasing the II. NJ Hoxie
which sank as a result Of boilers ex
pl0ding. Tre government appraisad
the wreck as being worm s3,0oo The
tWboat wiz be brought to Pitt-burg
and rebuilt D. the owners. the Monon-
g7hela Rive Consolidated Coal and
Coke company.
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psdueah Office Closed

Capt G +. Phillips. agent for The
Tee lie hec has clio 81 down biz
office at III Broa;aa5. ov ng 90 the
suspension Of navigation Of The Ohi5
r.ve- by tba line. - ge. o. Cairo hf
ioat now il would r. necessary t1
take the Dick Fowler or tine Tonnes.
see river ST. Louis packets as tar as
Cairo. where connections are made
Win sri aissippi river packets Padu-
cab sun.
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FOR THE BIG MAIN
Notices TO Can-rs znI Cc-aPsnts c.
All Lots ir t'e ci.y HoN g-ing
sat Ott

a considerable c:.li 81 farrr nl.
Been busy flr a week pai o. the
Office Of Mayor parson p-e17rrr ta7
8 u,cs or ife owners ana occ1t1rrs
OF Ios il oH10ccti = 8.fh tH.
nance 0.oTil-rr r7r she CowEe-- FL
q rns -eFFr. TIE isV re.H-re -att
not only the owner Of every lot bur
aiso the occupant thereof must be
NJ fled within ten days Of the pass
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LAWYER KILLS POLITICIAN.

Kansas City. Texas. July lev. r
Mayfield. a prominent politician was
shot and killed today by J. c. Goods,
an attorney and banker. The shoot
ing was the result Of previous dis
agreement.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-07-17

All improvements In progress in the
city have been checked up by the rain,
both public and private. Contractors
have been at work on more than a
score of new buildings, mostly frame,
in various stages of progress; and
work on new sidewalks is also under
way in various parts of the city.
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Only Dry SIops.

Health OFFICER Orr says the garbage
collector has trouble with people who
do not place their kitchen refuse in
vessels at the curb, but insist that the
driver of the cart cone into the yard
after it. Only dry refuse from the
kitchen, placed in We sells at the curb
win be gathered up by he contractor
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rra-t cally a new hnll is being h-i't
On ih1 c1iz.H steamer 81 Oh g va p
S on the ways ai - -lclr. The he
hes been en- the Eays ua1y VICE.
and Viii De hC-e many vs-
longer u is Frequently the case te
boats need more repairs when the
work has actually begun that vas
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Work Has Beuun,

Contractors have begun work on
the building at Tenth and Commercial
preparing il for use by the Cairo Fur
niture company. as a ware house The
building will be made decidedly bet
ter looking outside and entirely re,
arranged on the inside.
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THE WEATHER
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

Another abnormally cool day for.
July greeted Cairo people yesterday
with rain and a little rumbling in the
sky. Measurable rain was reported
Yesterday from 28 points on the
weather map and from several points
trace" Chicago mad the heaviest
being 1.S4 inches. Phoenix, Arizona,
reported 102 degrees Of temperature.
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Nnuena 1t ST. Joseph's.

AT St Joseph. church, beginning
today (Tuasday) evening, a Navena
viii be held. for the especial benefit
of married women OF the parish but
all are at liberty To al end The SER
vice will be held nine successive even.
ings. 1t will be given IN honor Of ST.
Ann.
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Forecasts for Today.

Cairo and vicinity-Fair.
Illinois ISSUED at Chieago) FAR,
except occasional showers in extreme
north portion.
Kentucky and Tennessee ISSUED
at Louisylllel: Unsettled weather with
occasional showers.
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COMMANDER CONGRATULATED.

Washinefa-. Tulv 1e-Pres dent
Roosevelt has sent a congratulatory
cablegram TO Commander Hasiey L.
s. n. at Cavite. Philippine Islands,
upon bis taking the floating dry dock
Dewey 10 Manila
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WASHINGTON Forecast.

Washington, d. c.. July l6.-lllinois
Partly cloudy Tuesday, showers in
north and extreme south, cooler in
north; Wednesday fair, warmer in
west; light to fresh west winds be.
coming variable.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-07-17

Cairo Iil- JHit tc. l40f
To orr friends AMI pairs who a-e
under ihe iirrTfs ION thaf we are 20
close cur place of brs'nc-s Srtrrda-
ar one O'Clock In the afternoon w.
desire 10 state. circ-ms stances 9rs
sach that $50 hereby ernnhaHcaily aH-
1o1Hen llat He wii remain o. @ un.ii
six o'clock as heret0f re.
MCKNIGHT KEATON
Grocery Company.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
IN SOCIETY
Visitor Honored.

Mrs. Frank Fitzgerald of 514 Tween
ty-fourth street, will entertain at
cards this afternoon complimentary to
Miss Irene Fink, OF ST. Louis.
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The building at the southwesterly
corner of Twelfth and Washington,
owned by Mrs Elizabeth Keane, has
been rented to NJ Leuschen for an
upholstery, not to the Cairo Brewing
Company as has been published,
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Miss Ida Scott White, Of Marion, Is
the guest Of Miss Kate Davis OF
Eighteenth street.
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Morris Trip, of the Chicago Mil
and Lumber company, has gone to
Memphis on business trip.
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PURELY PERSONAL !

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]. ]. Jones, of Whiting, Mo, was in
the city yesterday.
Frank Kreitner Of Mound City, was
in the city yesterday.
Will Howe left yesterday for a so
journ at Cerulean Springs, Ky,
JEFF Wiley. of The Halliday. is visit
ing relatives at Princeton, Ky.
DR. McRaven of Mcclure, was
among the visitors to Cairo yesterday.
James Bartleson, of Mound City,
was in the city yesterday on bust
ness.
Paul clendenen has taken a cleri-
cal position in the Cairo National
bank.
Mr.. c. Metzger has gone to Chicago
to attend meeting of the State Board
of Pharmacy.
Mr. and Mrs. w. p. Comeford will
leave tomorrow for visit with rela-
tiyes at Milwaukee
Mr.. w. o. White has returned from
a visit 10 indianapolis and other
points T. that section.
Miss Pearl Fells, OF 514 Thirty.
third street, is spending her vacation
in st. Louis and East st. Louis.
Miss Ethel Hunsacker, of st. Louis.
arrived last night from New York TO
visit Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd Gates
Mrs. Annie Powers and Miss Annie
Marie Grimes are the guests of the
family of Frank Lonergan at Mounds.
F. p. Haynes, the government
sagge:, has moved from us Twenty
first street to 1912 Washington ave.
nue..
Assistant Manager stubbins of The
Halliday is expected home today from
weeks stay in Chicago with his
family.
Eugene Penebaker. OF Jackson.
Miss, spent Sunday with his parents.
Mr.. and Mrs c. b. S. Pennebaker, Of
Center street.
F. L. Harp, bookkeeper for the
Three States Buggy and Implement
Company has returned from a visit
to Creal Springs.
Mrs. J. Y. Turner and little daugh. /
ter left yesterday morning for Little \
Rock and Morrilton, Ark. TO visit rela.
tiyes and friends.
Thos. Lovett Of Tamms. and Mike F,
Lynch of Unity. we're in the city ye-- /
terday on a bit Of business In which |
both are ia crested.
D. J. Foley and son Edward re
turned TO their home in Eas- st. Louf.
yesterday after a weeks stay with
friends and relatives.
G. Rubenstein, Of Centralia. former. /
ly proprietor Of the Boston Store in /
this city. is the guest Of his brother I
in-iaw, Harry Rosenberg.
Henry T. Moore. Of the Woodward /
Hardware COMPANY. has moved into
his new residence on the Convent
block, on Twenty-frst street.
Mrs. Hal Green anf son. Of Sixth 4
street, are visiting friends at Fulton.
Ky.
Mr.. and Mrs. J Aisthorpe are in 4
Chicago. They expect 10 return home
Wednesday.
Mrs. Wilbur Thistlewood and daueh- 1
ter viii leave this week for Chicago,
where they win occupy the apart
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ScaIded His Leg.

oCdIutu TTT5 Leg
A negro employe Of the Chicago
Min and Lumber Company named
Bennett, slipped into a hot water tank
last evening and had one leg badly
scalded He narrowly escaped losing
his life
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Mike Keirsy and family of Green
vile, Texas, arc hero the guests Of
his brother, MI Push Keirsy Of Nine
tecnth street.
G. Fred'k Gallagher Is convalescent
after malarial attack of several
days duration.
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Mr.. and Mrs. James Tbach and fam
ily and Miss Virginia Green are camp
ing out at Brewers rake near Birds
Point.
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HOlHl.
Miss Archie Crensh aw, who Is the
guest Of Miss Bruce Wearen, Of Tenth
and Walnut streets, will return to her
home in Charleston, Mo- today
A. Christensen and family of Seven
teenth and Walnut streets. viii return
to their former home in Sleepy
Eye. Mimi In few days. Their de-
parture will be regretted by all their
Cairo friends.
R. w Drake and W. L. Holt. travel
ing statesmen for the Three States
Buggy and Implement Company, left
yesterday on business trips through
their territory.
Miss Martha Halliday will leave
the latter part of this month for
Seattle. Wash, where she will make
an extended visit to her sister. Mrs.
John j. Jennelle.
Mrs. e. A Buder and daughter have
returned from a visit to Yellowstone
stone Pork Los Angeles and various
points in Colorado. They saw many
grand things there.
Rev. Father Gillen, Of St. Ioseph's
church, has gone to Colorado on a Wis
it of several weeks His parish is
taken by Rev. Father Martin a Bene-
dictine priest of Indiana,
Mrs. Fredk Fink, VINO ha3 been
the guest of Mrs Katherine Fitz-
gerald. will leave today for her home
in St. Louis. Her daughter, Miss
Irene Fink. win remain for a longer
visit with Mrs. Frank Fitzgerald
Charles d. DePew, of Yellow Pine,
Ala. was the guest Sunday of his
parents, Mr. and Mrs Nelson G. De
Pew at The Halliday he was en- route
to Chicago to attend convention OF
umbermea at the Chicago Beach
Hotel, as a representative of the Z.
". Gates Lumber company, OF yellow
Pine
Rolly Collins. VINO has been en-
ployed in the Ililois Central yards
here has moved TO East ST. Louis
where he is with the Terminal COM
pany. He came down a few days ago
to move his family there, having Sc
cured comfortable home for them,
Miss Della Armstrong, sister Of Mrs.
Collins. has gone on visit to friends
in Ohio
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Sun and Moon.

Sun will rise today ..,.,...4.47 a. m.
Sun will set today ,.....7:24 p. III
Moon will rise tonight ...1:49 a. m
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estimated when The were in The
water.
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CITY NEWS IN BRIEF.
Birth Of a Daughter.

A daughter was born Sunday night
to Mr.. and Mrs. George Slsney OF
Eighth street.
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The Fred Hartweg brought a barge
Of lumber from the lower river foi
Joppa.
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ments Of Mrs. George b. Osgood for
month
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-07-17

Jeff Wiley, of The Halliday, is visit
ing relatives at Princeton. Ky.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-07-17

DR.. McRaven of Mcclure, was
among the visitors to Cairo yesterday.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-07-17

Will Howe left yesterday for So
journ at Cerulean Springs, Ky.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-07-17

James Bartleson, of Mound City,
was in the city yesterday on bust
ness.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-07-17

Paul clendenen has taken ebert
cal position in the Cairo National
bank.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-07-17

Mrs. Wilbur Thistlewood and daueh-
ter will leave this week for Chicago.
where they win occupy the apart
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-07-17

Mr.. c. Metzger has gone to Chicago
to attend meeting of the State Board
of Pharmacy.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-07-17

Miss Archie Crenshaw, who Is the
guest Of Miss Bruce Wearen, of Tenth
and Walnut streets, will return to her
home in Charleston Mo, today.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-07-17

Mr.. and Mrs. w. p. Comeford will
leave tomorrow for visit with rela.
tiyes at Milwaukee.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-07-17

The Katherine brought a barge Of
lumber yesterday from the lower
river, for Cairo parties.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-07-17

Mr.. and Mrs 6 Aisthorpe are in
Chicago. They expect 10 return home
Wednesday.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-07-17

Frank Kreitner Of Mound City, was
in the city yesterday.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-07-17

]. ]. Jones, of Whiting, Mo, was in
the city yesterday.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-07-17

Mrs. Hal Green ana son. Of Sixth
street, are visiting friends at Fulton.
Kr.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-07-17

Mrs. e. A. Buder and daughter have
returned from a visit to Yellowstone
stone Pork. Los Angeles and various
points in Colorado. They saw many
grand things there.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-07-17

Mr.. w. 0. White has returned from
visit 10 indianapolis and other
points l. that section.
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