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The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-05-05
OPINION OF OTHERS.
wItte,s Resignation as Premier.

Whites Resignation as Premier.
Yesterdays dispatches from 81.
Peter. burg announce with dehniteness
that the resignation of Premier White
has been accepted. SO IL appears that
his dsagreements with the Car have
reached a climax at last II tenure
# the office of Premier was brief but
exciting. Called upon by a trembling
Car to help formulate Government 10
| forms demanded by a clamorous peo-
pie, he found himself literally between
two fires. The people besought him TO
grant more than he could give and the
courtlers ragged because he gave as
nlN3h as he could There were revou
tionary plots in the seething masses OF
he country and political plots in the
tiovegnment relies. At one time all o.
Russia was threatened with anarchy.
terror spread on all sides. Upon Pre-
mier Witte fell the task of re- toring
kaFddn The strain of these bloody times
must have been of indescribable sever.
WY. accompanied as 1t was by sleepless
nights and hidden perils. But Count
Witte stuck to his post When order
was restored at last he was unpopular
with both people and reactionaries
Having had vacilating and weak
Emperor to deal with, his position was
most unpleasant. Enemies took adj.
vantage OF IL and Ct the Cars feeble
hess BY doing their unmo,t to accom-.
plish his downfall as Premier Wheth,
er his resignation is the direct out.
come Ct their conspiracies or whether
II is the voluntary expression of Count
Whites disgust at the existing situa-
ton Is not clear But II Is evidant |
that the reactionary spirits of the EN-
pire are chuckling over his displace |
ment and are regarding it as a triumph |
of the party of tyranny over the party |
Of liberality.
What effect the retirement of Count |
Witte may have upon The immediate |
future Of Russia, and especially upon |
the much talked # changes In the
Government system Is right now large |
ly a matter of speculation Since
Count Witte has been spending much |
time of late trying to persuade the
Car to make further concessions to |
his subjects. il is a natural and logical |
inference that his resignation end |
the present hopes of the liberals.
The reactionaries seem to have the |
oars. II will be worth while watching |
them to see whether they make mat |
tiers worse or better.-Courier-Jour- |
nal
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-05-05
THE OIL TRUSTS TRADE.

Some space Is given in the tele
graph columns this morning to &
TRADE .against President Roosevelt b,
Rogers ard Archbold the Standarr
Oil magIates. These gentlemen seen
to have grown very warm under thC
collar and use some rather harsh Ian
guage about the pre- ident of thc
United States, which may he taken as
reasonably cure proof that this official
has touched them in a vital spot.
Il may be said, Of coure e, that in
getting after this greate't of trusts
the president is merely playing sec
ond fiddle to States Attorney Hadley,
,of Mis-. ouri, but that second fiddle is
a good sized one, and its strings are
of steel and the bow / a long enc
and the man who draws II has a
strong arm, and can play mighty
good tune and can make people dance
to it, too, if he has a mind to- even
though they be Standard Oil mag
mates.
The Bulletin has no particular love
for M Roosevelt as the president, be
cause II believes he has made some
gorgeous blunders; but It will not
yield to anyone in hearty support OF
him in any seemingly honest efforts
that he may put forth to curb the big
rogues Of the country who have for
years been growing fal at the peoples
expense Such assaults as Rogers and
Archbold are making will be worth
much to the president as vote
makers sunless it shall appear that
hey are made for that purpose and
by mutual agreement which does not
low seem to be a reasonable assump
ion,
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-05-05
THE MAYORS TWO PROBLEMS

There are fourteen members of the
city council and only nine committees.
II therefore is somewhat difficult TO
give every alderman a committee
craftsmanship. The mayor spent some
time trying to make the chairmanships
60 around. but he failed. Then, too,
ii seems that there were two or more
aldermen who would have liked the
came chairmanship: and the mayor
also tried to figure out how he coul |
make two solid bodies occupy the
same mace AT the same time. In this
be failed also.
However. he has probably solved the
problems as well as any one could have
done and will have a good working
council as Il has been organized.
unity cf sentiment regarding the i'm
portant work TO be done this year.
will make all friction on minor points
disappear, and there is reason to be
lieve that such unity of sentiment
prevails.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-05-05
A SIGNIFICANT Case.

> As a concrete Illustration of the
conditions now obtaining in a number
of oye~-protectei industrie. this por-
lraya Of thu situation in the watch
lbusiDess'has a significance that can
tnot Dc Mistaken. The direc, effect Of
ffhe exhoFbitant tariff in this. as in
many indu t-ie7. has been 10 build up
virtual monopolies. producing enor-
nous dividends and taking the bulk of
their huge profits from the helpless
domestic consumer. The bare fact
that American goods are being sold
al a profit-moIe cheaply abroad. ar
ter all expenses of transportation have
been pa d. than they are sold here. is
enough to how the stupid folly Of the
contention, that no tariff revision Is
needed.--Chicago New.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-05-05
Education and lmmlnrants.

A TO- the educational test which
pre- crihes that every immigrant over
sixteen years shall he abb 10 read.
Iohs txpe4tence shows bat this small
degree Of culture is net necc- sary for
labor in the fields. in railroad grading.
tunnslinE street cleaning and Other
pursuits with which the masses of i'm
migrants begin life on tle=e shores
To ward Off the political evils Of llli'
eracy the states mcse affected by hen
Up 1angylvania. for examplel have only
to provide. as Ma -sachusetts and
met Of the Southern States have
done. against putting the ball0t in tAe
fits Of people who cannoJ real it.
But bya curious contradiction the NJ
most facilities for enabling ignorance
native aud naturalized. white and
black. to exercise the suffrage are
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-05-05

The two hundred ;tnd liticth part OF
an Inch Is niilllmeter. The two mil
lionth part Of a millimeter is what Dr.
p. H. shaw, of England. IS measuring.
The unlided eye cannot perceive much
less than one-tenth Of a millimcterr
With The help Of Q microscope the eye
can sec ne INTO rs $4,000 millimdter,
The measuring medium used for en-
cheering gauges win detect Gilleren 'e8
of 5000 millimeteY. by using inter-
ference bands Of light we can nerce ye
~ement of 100000 millimeter--
Scientific American,
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-05-05

"And, after all. thought. what did
II matter when your eyes had smiled
into mine and there might be chance
for me-here?"
X The widow was doing some very
fastthinking. She was very astute
and observing woman as well as a
dasbing and attractive widow and she
knew in her heart that Mrs. Beardsly
was as much in love with her big,
sturdy. oasygoing husband as he was
with her. Hence, she reasoned, there
must be sorle mistake. What 1t was,
she did not know, but she's know
] she could easily find out If She gave
| her mind to 1t.
Then came the tempter, Beardsly
was a fine big fellow with heart like
an open book, and an ample fortune,
and Mrs, Beardsly had snubbed her
upon several occasions. Beardsly was
hers if she wanted him, Then she
made her decision-and sent him
away aware that they had been the
object of most of the conversation in
the room during the PAST quarter of
an hour.
"Why so cold?" grumbled Beardsly
two evenings later as he sought seat
beside Mrs. Drayton on the green
plush tete-a-tete in the far corner OF
the south parlor.
II have been thinking" replied Mrs.
Drayton softly.
That's produces wrinkles, re.
piled Beardsly. 81 haven't been able
to have word with you since Tues
day evening
IL have been thinking" pursued
Mrs. Drayton calmly that you owe it
to yourself and to Mrs. Beardsiy TO
let her know that you were spying on
her and"
SPYING" exclaimed Beardsly. leap
ing TO his feet with suddenness
which attracted every eye in the
room
And what you saw" went on
the widow smiling up at him inscruta-
bly, "you owe t to your own dignity
and to her
But" responded Beardsly, bewil-
derad, but
There is no but about It," replied
Mrs Drayton. GO and do it and then
come to me-"
It'll make a deuced awkward
scene" expostulated Beardsly, but the
widow waved him away and sum
moned Phelps with lift of her eye
brow
The next evening as the guests en-.
tered the parlor after dinner Beardsly
brushed past Mrs. Drayton and paused
to whisper:
"Its all right. It was her brother
who ran away from home and doesn't
want his father to know where he Is
until he makes good. So he came to
see her and send word to his mother.
You're a wise counsellor, Mrs. Dray-
tom
Then he hurried in after his wife,
by whose side he chung all the even
ing with loverlike ardor.
Mrs. Drayton went for promenade
with Phelps, wearing her inscrutable
smile--albeit there was just a sugges.
ton of WEAKNESS about the corners
Of her mouth.
Friends of the Beardslys and Mrs.
Drayton may remember that Mrs
Beardsly never spoke to Mrs. Drayton
after that, and the gossips said they
did not blame her, after the shame
less way she carried on with Boards
ly. They may not know, however, that
Mrs. Drayton was not at all surprised |
or put out because She knows human
nature.
"If I had made all the trouble |
might" she said sagely to herself, |
they would all be plying Kitty, and / |
would have had her profound respect. |
But the pcacemaker is always impossi-
BILE"
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-05-05
A CRYSTAL ANNIVERSARY.
This Can Be Made a Most Beautiful
Atfair-Suggest.ons or Appro-
pirate Costumes.

A club of 500 members asks for sug.
gestions 10 celebrate its Crystal" OF
fifteenth anniversary at a banquet
Decorate the room with all the mirrors
that can be borrowed for the occasion,
and over them place vines and aspara-
gus ferns. Keep the color scheme white
sad green, using glass candle sticks
and vases. White glass beads strune
and festoone1 from the mantcl and gas
lets are very edectise, also the .cicles
OF glass which are Christmas tree or
naments; they are lovely when sus-
pended by invisible wire. Use table
mirrors and all the cut glass dishcl
available II the ladies' would wear
white gowns the effect would be very
pretty Diamond dust scattered over
The flowers and vines is pretty and the
place cards my be dipped in rslcilace
water and then in the diamond dust
The date of the clubs orranizatiO1
and the present date may be worked
out in electric lights OF in green ami
white flowers. II you have dancing
cover the floors with canvas; IL cards
have the tables covered with white
paper cambria. and keep the score With
eiass marbles. A short programme Of
music would add IN the evening. ana
those who are n respond to toast
should be prepared. II would be very
entertaining 70 hive 4 resume Of the T.
years told in a witty manner. and a
prophecy for the future could be made
very clever II handled rightly. II these
subjects could be taken b. some o. the
men guests il would probably be most
entertfning
MADAME MEERL
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-05-05
ILLINOIS CENTRAL
Corrected t. Al ril %, 1906,
THE FAST MAIL ROUTE
Shortest nnd Quickest Route "
ST. Louis & ChiCags

1892 a. m. Daily Chicago Vestibule Limited
arriving in Chicago at $50 u. IN connecting
aitl At ernoon trains for all points east and
north.
2:20 a. m. Dnily st. Louis Night Limtts<
arriving in ~. Louis At 7;G8 o. m, CONNECTING
at Onion Ststion for al points west. Sleeplns
cars open ut 9i46 p. m.
6:lOs. m, Chicago Daylight ExIresn
SIC. sunday, makes all stops between Catr
nd Chicago, arriving In Chicago At $3.50 =. m
F:IO a. M. st. Louis Morning Hxpress
except sunday, arriving In ST. Louis ut l1;v
making all stops. =
II:I5 a. m. st. Louis Fast Mail, arriy =
ting in st. Louis at 800 p. In.
1I;I5 n. IN, Chicago Midday Special
arriving In Chicago, $3.50 p IN.
x;3op. IA. DAILY ~. Louis Lin tied, ar.
living In st. Louis at .o5 p. IN, COM ectirg
Jnion Station for X ansas City, OmaLs, cep
fer San Fra ncseo and all points west
2:35 p. NJ. Afternoon Express for Odir /,
effinshsm, Nation, Tolona. Champaign, c l.
GASP. M Thebes accommodated n.
7;I5 y. m. Chicago and Eastern ES
Jress arrivi ing In Chicago al 80 .. m Indisn
Apolis, 7:25 Cincinnati, 7ao q. ~, Buffalo, s'2
.. M. New York 1850 3. m. Sleeping cars
Chicago,
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-05-05
April Circulation.

The above Is CORRECT and True
statement of the circulation of The
Cairo Bulletin for the year 1895 and
for the month of April 1906
CLYDE SULLIVAN,
Business Manager.
Subscribed and sworn to before me
this first day Of May 1906.
LEO j. KL4EB,
Notary Public
My commission expires Jan. 16, 1909.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-05-05

The supreme court Of San Joaquin
county. California, has decided thai 10
one can acquire exclusive right 10 the
word American" In business. The ce-
cision was given in the suit OF the
American Fish company. % Sara
meniO. against the Ameri-s n Fish
and Oyster company. Of Stoc kton-
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-05-05

little while 10 present thsmselves
before the board In manner that will
give their petition the required legal
force and standing.
The people of Cairo want this rail
road and they want il as gu ckly as
possibles
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-05-05
SOUTHERN DIVISION

HE ONLY DIRECT LINE TO MEAFHIs
NASHVILLE, CHATTANOOGA, AT
LANTA, JACKSONVILLE, ga
VANNAH, VICRSBUR0
and JACKSONVILLF.
500 a. m. 1.-The Dixie Flyer" Memphis
Sashville and Jacksonville.
8. 40 q. M. Memphis and New Orleans Limit,
I'D via Memphis, arriving In Memphis at s:45
4. m. and New Orleans sl5 p. m.
500 n. M, Paducah and 'ouisville.
I:41 p. M, daily, Memphis and New Orlean
Fast Mall arriving in Memphis ut 7:i5 p. m. anf
New Orleans at S:l0 q. ni
1:41 p. M, daily, Nashville, Chatanooxaand
Atlanta.
800 pm. Memphis and New Orleans epeci'
arrive in Memphis 1T II 10 p. m, New Orlear
le:35 q. IN.
5 SIS . m. Paduc&h and Lent Vile.
&FFor through Gicg cts, sleeping car Accon
modstions and furtl err information apply al
Illinois Central Passt niger Station, Cairo, III.
h. w. Gross, Tkt. Agt.
F,G. HATCH. g. P, A.
AlhAN son. PSss- niger Ira nc Manager.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-05-05
Not a Large ATmhole.

Don't 10 order TO avoic a tight blouse
cut a large armhoSe so a. 30 give more
play 10 the arm. 4 far better plan IS tc
ease the side seam A wide armhols
causes the blouse TO be pulled out 81
plsce at the waist when the arm Is lifted
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-05-05

afforded by Pennsylvania and Other
states In which most Of the illitcrate
immigrants find Judgment. If these
statos should apply the educational
test to the elective franchse thee
would be little cause for complaint
concerning the immigration of Hitter
ates from Europe, Philadelphia Rec
ORA
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-05-05

May Raise 5arhcr'e Wages
Because, in one day Of ten hours. re-
Gently, the almshouse b2rber at Beth
nal Green. London shaved $50 men.
there Il some talk o: raising his
wages.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-05-05
CIRCULATION STATEMENT

Average daily and Sunday circu-
lation for The year 1906 .......s2t2
Average daily and Sunday circu-
lat'on for the month Of April,
1906 210
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-05-05

The Bulletin is on sale at the fol
lowing places:
coleman's, 2t4 Eighth street.
Halliday House news stand.
Walkers, 10 Sixth street.
Blue Front Restaurant.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-05-05
FOR SALE

Fine Modern Residence, on two lots,
at 35th street and Washington Ave.
10 rooms, furnace, electric and gas
lights, bath. Terms on application at
26o6 Washington Ave. Cairo Phone
43.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-05-05
THE PROHIBITION cHAUTAuouA

Mound City's city council took its
choice last night, Between the Prohibi.
ton chautauqua and street fair they
chose the chautauqua. Ordinarily 1t
would perhaps be hard to deeatle
VIII CHI TO take. But there can be little
doubt that the Mound City couffcil
chose "the better part one
considers the kind of street fair that
was offered to them.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-05-05

And, by the way Cairo also is to
have prohibition chautauqua. A
petition for the privilege of erecting
a tent for the purpose was pres ented
to the city council last Tuesday. II
is asked that Park Place West be
given up for week. to be used for
a large tent in which the meetings are
to be held. The petition was received
with some smiles and few light re-
marks, and was referred TO the street
committee.
No doubt the petition will be
granted by the council next week
Prohibitionists are a very orderly set
of people. as a rule, and very much in
earnest In their efforts to compel peo-
pie to BE good"
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-05-05
DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATE.

For Supreme Court Justice.
First Judicial District Of Illinois.
CARROLL G. BOGGS.
The new South-news., 1906-11-17

Manager y. +. Lee, Of tne Anchor
Saw Mill Co., says he cPuld uAe Is
to 100 houses If he haQ them, at 4
rental of from five to eight dollars
a month, why don't sor1e our mon
led men look after these1things, aud
give him these houses. INVEST your
money in your own town even If it
does not bring in "get rich quick"
returns.
We regret to chronicle the. death
of DR.. Baylis, who died at his home
at Eatabuchie on Friday night of
last week. He was young physi.
rian of fine promise and his untime-
ly death IL regretted bv his many
friends in the county. Our sympa-
thies go out to the bereaved ones.
The new South-news., 1906-11-17


,yniine Pills saw Doctors Bills.
Col {. X. sHaunon. Of Laurel, was
IN onr city. raurscay
Myers Best rs THE BEST" Don't
buy any other.
The long drou,h has been broken,
fine rain hrse Wednesday.
Myer- Best Is THE BEST" pont
buy any other
Or. Rulrnd Crawford, of Moselie,
was in our city lhurSday.
Myers Beet is IHE BEST" Dort
buy any other.
See local ad of Reliance MN Co
of Hatsiesburs. They mean huei-
ues-.
Myers Bs~,"is THE BEST" Don't
buy any other
We call attention to the ad of
Cash for Timbs Lands bN J. NJ.
Oldham, New Orleans
Myers Best"Is THE BEST Don't
buy any other.
J. I Pitimap. always a good friend
TO this Paper, called recently and
renewed his subscription.
Myers Best us THE BEST" Don,
buy any other.
We had pleasant aud substantial
call last Saturday from ". J. Wade,
of near $3.50.
Myers Best"IS THE BEST" Don
buy any other.
| Jesse NJ. Walters, the "old rclia
ble,n was a substantial caller at on
sanctam last Tuesday.
Myers Best rs THE BEST" Don
buy any other.
Quite crowd of young people at
tended the picnic aud oyster suppe
at MoseIle last Saturday.
Why DO you scrutchy hoyahn
letter Ointm sny will step that II
ing or your money back. 5octs.
. Attornsy W. J. Pack spent Las
i Saturday in Jackson on bushes
before the Supreme court,
Nice, fresh Mackeral, an,
Pig Feet at
BYfkin & Garter
VI. Circuit Clerk J. NJ. Bush is cor
Aned to his home with hia throa
! t{ouble. He has bfen some bette
tlfis weyE.
The beautiful Shelby residenc
begins to chow n all Its elegar
parts, and will be completed b, til
Christmas tide. -t
We are glad to learn that Unci
Billie Crawford is somewhat in
; rlproved aud hopes are now enter
r tanned of his recovery.
Mesdames NJ. W. Hyde, Kelley,
IL. Ward. ]. Nj. Afford, c. S, Stree
, and Miss May Carter, attended. tn
Southern Convention OF the Z.
+ Cs. at Gu'fport this week.
T. We call attention to the Adtertis
+. ment of the Macon * Andrews Cor
y mercial Colleges in this issue of tn
: New South-News. They are the bcr
The new South-news., 1906-11-17

The Nettie ". Jackson Co. Has
the best chow We have had this sea-
son. The recitations and imper-
sonatious Of Miss Nettie Jackson
were splendid, and the vocal songs
of Miss Maunde Gof Paul were
greatly enjoyed, but Miss Mary
Doll Figures captured and captiva-
ted the large audience with her diff
ficult pieces on the violin. Al
togather, TWAS one of the most
plea sing entertainments that have
been enjoyed by an Eliisvilie au-
dience Ia long time. We trust that
they will come THE way again. This
enteftainment was given under the
auspices of the Daughters of the
Confederacv.
The new South-news., 1906-11-17

The Barlow Minstfcls drew \ large
crowd at the Opera House Ias'
might. Thes gvae spiendid per-
iosniancc which WAS greatly enjoy
ed by those present.
The new South-news., 1906-11-17

lnt OeSt anu trcShe>t cahcs
and crrcAcrs at
Eufkin 4 Carter.
Fresh kyapora,ed App es, aud
New Crop Ra~i-ius. az Parker Bros.
Dout forget to try pound OF Fox
River Batter n, Parker Bros.
" c are headquarters 10:
Nice Fruits.
Bufkln &Csrter.
Try pound OF The koS N'v But
ter a, Parker Bros.
The b.-. native beet that money
can buy always on hand al {. A.
Hatdee's Market
Nice. fresh Mackeral and
Pig Fee, at
bufkiu & Garter.
Fresh Gris aud Meal at Parker
Bros.
Headquarters for everything at
Nyer's,
Citrons, seed raisins and !
currants for fruit cakes at
Bufkin < Carter.
TIT is reliable merchandise you
want, buy from Johnson Hand Co.
Every pair of Myers Shoss, war
ranted to be solid leather aud splen.
did value
Oysters! oysters! oysters! at
Bufkin fiji Carriers. Wednes.
days end Saturdays.
Bring your cotton to Ellisvillc. J
r. Myer will give you more than ou
can get elsewhere.
Those Low Prices" are still pre- =
vailing a, Fountain-M -Mimtns Co.
| Partridge Hams are the
best, Bnfkin 4 Garter has
them fresh all the time.
| Come see Myers superb line OF
Meps, Boys and Youths Clothiu K
| Mycr alw,ys carries fine line, bul
it is.bstter THE season than even
The best and freshest cakes
and krackersat
Bufkin & Caater
Il - usperb new, line ofLadies Dress
! Skirtt, just received. Call and sci
therrv J. r. Myers.
4 TokAy Tea, at Parker Bros.
I Eysrything IN the meat line tha
10 banded in q fiIst-class market
yon esnlisd at @. A. Hardes's Mar.
ket, ~
/ Lilly Creamery Butter is th'
best. Bufkin & Carter
Aligosds sold at MYERS q. righ
prices, AZ the year around, becaus.
he alwsys bought right 10 tho SO
4 cret.
Lilly Creamery Butter il
the best. bufkin & Garter
Il Just received and opened a splcn-
did newline of Ladiss Dress Goods
all styles and coiors-to suit the
most fakfidions. at J. p MYERS.
CT ,orr .,nrck sausage
from., b IN Il Garter.
Oy lsr.. 0 st,r'l ~ slcrsl at
Bafkln 4 ,."iers. ~ edncs-
! days All Ga urda,s.
Keep b .ckc., aud El1s for sale
whe,t car get them at e. "A. Har'
dce'- ,Isrte,.
Nice, Fresh Candies at
bufkin u Garter
Fresh cabbage, Irish potatoes
sweet potatoes, ouions and Other
produce t Parker Bros
Get your shuck sausage
from. Bufkin & Carter,
The best in "Flag NJ ckerarl." jus
1received at Parker Brd.
1 Don't forge to try q pou vi ~ Fo,
River Bntfer, tie Best ON ia -th, q
Parker Bros.
CitrOns. seed raisius ant
I.1yprapts So. g.. -. H., 90.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-02-12
GRAND DOUBLE BILL
At ORpHtUn TONIGHT

A great double program Is on to-
night and tomorrow and Wednesday
night at the Orpheum theater. The
BUTLER players will appear in Camille
and the sensational radlum specially,
so eagerly anticipated, will be pro-
duced.
Camille" needs little or no intro
duction and, as far as the players are
concerned, the members OF the Ma.
tional Stock Company have so endear-
ed themselves to Honolulu playgoers
that they know what to expect: clean,
clever, thrilling performances.
II Is expected that large house will
greet the initial presentation of the
play that has produced such an i'm
mense sensation wherever II has been
seen and the radium wonder that Is to
be exhibited tonight should In itself
be enough to stretch the line at the
box Office down Fort street to King.
Remember! An exceptionally bril-
liant double production. including one
OF the greatest plays ever staged here
and marvel In the way OF a specially
that Is the first OF its kind to be
shown In this Territory.