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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-12-28
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IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE
Second Circuit. Territory of Hawaii
Al Chambers; in Probate. In the Mat
ter of the Estate of David Crowell
late of Waikiki. Maui. Deceased. Or,
der Of Notice of Hearing Petition for
Administration. On reading and III.
Ing the petition of Liloa Crowell, wild.
ow of above deceased. of Waikiki.
Maui. alleging that David Crowell of
Waikiki. Maui, died intestate at Wal.
lukn, Maui. on the 22nd day of De.
cember, A. ID. 1906. leaving property
In the Hawaiian Islands necessary to
he administered upon. and praying
that letters Of administration issue to
Clement Crowell, It is ordered that
Monday, the ith day Of February, A.
ID. 1907, at 10 o'clock a. M, be and
hereby Is appointed for hearing said
petition In the court room of this
court at Wailuku. Maui. at which time
and place all persons concerned may
appear and show cause, II any they
have, why said petition should not be
granted. and that notice of this order
be published in the English language
for three successive weeks In the
Evening Bulletin. daily newspaper
printed and published in Honolulu.
Dated at Waikiki. Maui, Dec. 90,
1906.
lsdJ A. N. KEPoIKAI.
Judge of the Circuit Court of the
End Circuit
Attest:
tSd.) EDMUND II. HART,
tSeaD Clerk of the Circuit Court
Of the End Circuit.
3575-Dec. 2S: Jan. 4, II. IS.
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PASSENGERS BOOKED.

Per s. s. Claudine. Parker. from
Maui ports, Dec. 2S.-Miss Danielson
Miss l.. Murray, J. l.. Coke. G. C.
Conradt, Mrs. NJ. X. Perreira, Mrs
Guerrero, Mrs. ID. II. Case, Father
stark, A. W. Collins. +. Orbell, Cap
tain VOTERS, Captain Henney. Miss
Mani Haia. Mrs. W. p. l.. Bett. Miss
Foss, Mrs. J. c. Foss, NJ. Lewis, A. J.
Cass, J. X. Desha, Nelson B. Lansing,
s. II. Moses, T. b. Lyons. c. Gay.
Moses Waiwaiole and wife, VIM. Hen.
ny. Moses Vickery. Mrs. c. A. Vickk.
cry. Miss Kealoha.
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WEATHER REPORT.

49,. ..,.. Dec. 20. 1906 \
temperatures a. M, Il; 8 q. m.
70; 10 a. M, IS: noon. "a; mornirg
minimum. G5.
Barometer, H. M, 1891; absolute.
humidity, a. M. G.059 grains per cp.
bic foot; relative humidity, 8 a. m.
SO per cent; dew point, 8 a. m, So.
Wind-G a. m. velocity 2. directi,, N
Z; 8 a. m. velocity 2. direction IL;
10 a. m, velocity Q, direction NE; noon
velocity ., direction NE.
Rainfall during "a hours ended
a. M, .2S inch.
Total wind movement during "a
hours ended at noon, 1872 miles.
WIN. b. STOCKMAN,
Section Director. U. S. Weather Bu. Gu 10
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-12-28
MORE ROOMS FOR I.
COUNTY OFFICERS

The new Board OF Supervisors, which
VIII take Office January Z. Is starting
It's career by wholesale annexation
OF additional rooms In the Mcintyre
block. The Board will have m entirn-
~ new room In the ma,ika end of the
building, and the old meeting room Will
be added 10 that already occupied by
the County Clerk. The Auditor VIII
DO given the large room at present &C.
crpied by the Palolo Land Il Improve
ment Co, while the County Attorney
VIII add the Auditors old room to his
suite. The County Engineer will also
DE given new room.
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Collections Promptly Accented For
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE
ARRIVED.

Thursday, December n.
P. NJ. 8 s. Mongolia Hathaway, from
san Francisco, p. IN.
Stnr. C.aniihc. Parker from Maui
ports, 3:lj Il. M
Br S. $. Wimbledon, Coward, from
Newcastle. ) y. IN.
Am. blk. Marion Chilcott. Larsen,
from Monterey, D. III. anchored on
port.
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DEPARTED.

THURSDAY, December g.
NJ. n. S. S. Entcrpriae Yomgren, fol
San Francisco. 3 y. IA,
U. 5. a, T. Dix, Ank-rs, for Manila,
) p. N.
Stmr. Mikahala Gregory. for Kauai
ports. y. N.
Friday, December 2S.
r. NJ. S. $. Mongolia. Hathaway, for
Ia Orient. IL M.
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The bank buys and receives for col
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Drafts and Letters OF Credit and trans
acts q general banking business.
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PASSENGERS ARRIVED.

Per stmr. Mauna Loa, from Hawaii
and Maui ports. Dec. 2S.-From Kau:
G. NJ. Robertson, Father Julian, Miss
l.. C. s. Kimer, Miss A. p. Mahoney,
Z. Il. Chase. From kona ports: NJ.
A. All Lo. w. H., Lentz. Jas. Craw.
From Maui ports: +. A. Otis, s. lyle
w. o. Smith, Mrs. j. Dow, Mrs. j.
w. Humeku. Mr.. and Mrs. J. COeiils
and As deck passengers.
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The First
AMERICAN SAVINGS
AND TRUST GO
OF HAWAII, LTD.

once: Corner F"rt and King SITS.
SAVINGS DEPOSITS received and
interest allowed for yearly deposits a.
the rate Of <l.2 per cent. per apnum
Rules and regulations furnished up
on application.
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For Rent
JAS. r. MORGAN,
AUcTioNEER.
FOR RENT.

Houses on Young Street, Kinau
Street, Emma Square and Kalihi.
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The Weekly Edition or the Evening
Bulletin giveS complete summary Of
the news OF thu nay For M1 . ys..
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-05-20
PURELY PERSONAL
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Harry Rosenberg returned yesterday
from business trip TO ST. Louis.
Mrs. l. Fl. Fleming has returned from
Florida, where she spent the winter
Mrs Caroline Sackberger is confined
to her home on Thirty-fonrth street by
Illness.
County Clerk and Mrs. Jesse Il. Mil
Ter and son returned today from a
brief visit al Mobile Ala
Word from John f. Rector. Jr.. OF
Knoxville, Tenn, Is thai he is very
much improved in health.
Mss Beatrice cottrel Of Oweis-
,boro Ky, Is the guest OF Miss QuIn-
dara Jones Of Eleventh street
Judge A. X Vickers of Vienna. Re.
publican candidate for Judge of the SUI
preme court, was in the city yester-
day.
: Prof and Mrs y f. HARDWOOD. of
Carbondale. were In the city yesterday
en- route home from Missouri While
here they were guests of Judge w. n.
Butler.
NJ, Herman, representing NJ Stone
and Company of Chicago Is IN the
city on business and incidentally ex.
changing greetings with his numer.
Gus friends
p W Barclay is spending Sunday
with friends in Memphis notably with
w II. Russo and family. He viii prob. I
ably also be the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. /
w. H. Grebel
Mrs. II. r. Read aud son. Robert
are in Vienna attending the exercises
at the Vienna schools Word received
Yesterday was that Mrs Reads
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-05-20
TO CONFIRM CLASS.
BISHOP SEYMOUR WILL ADMINS,
TER RITE AT CHURCH or THE
REDEEMER.
elaborate Musical Service viii Be
Rendered BY The Choir Soloists
Assisting.

Services will be held today at The
Church of The Redeemer Il fellows ON
the occasion of the visit of The Right
Rev George +. Seymour bishop of the
diocese.
Holy Communion, $40. Holy Com
munion and Confirmation at II a. nj.
Eyensone, S ~ m.
The confirmation class will make
their first communion Corporately at
the 7.&0 mass sunday morning All
other COMMITMENTS are asked TO also
be present at that ervice and to make
their communion at that line,
The second service at II O'Clock will
be the High Celebration Father Ro-
land will be- ceebrant the RI. Rev
Geo +. Seymour. b hop of the diocese
AT this service class
Of ten win be confirmed The musical
portion Of the service will be elab-
crate.
Miss Hall, Mis- Miller Mr.. Kleb
Mr. Stark and Mr.. Bethel all well
known solosts, viii participate in
solo and quartet wark supported by a
chorus Of So yoice-
Mis-. Il. Prohlei. violinist viii a.
,ist the organst Miss Ella Robbins
The service will include Gloria.
iratias and Alleluia, from the Mesa
Seraphica, Credo, Benelictus, Agnu>
md Gloria from Stainer, Sanctus, from |
iounod' Messa Soleneile
All are cordially invited to attend |
his service The Rector requests how /
yer that all attending Will remain /
the entire service
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-05-20
DEMENTED WOMAN ON THE RIVERS
Created Scene on Down Town Streets
Taken to UlIin BY
Relative.

a young woman who has been ser
want in the family of John p Glynn,
acted strangely yesterday She left
he house WITH but little clothing on
her person running about wildly. She
was conveyed TO The hospital and her
brother-in-law came down from Ullin
yesterday TO take her home He got
her to the depot and she seemed 10 be
in proper humor 10 go home but sud.
denly cast aside her hat and her grip
and ran away AT Eleventh street and
Commercial she made dash for q
street car which She boarded. and
Health Officer Orr who had been
notified, boarded the same car. Just
before reaching the hospital be sug
gested TO her that he get off at the
hospital ana she consented. The off
Ger followed ana got her ;nlo the hos
pital whence She was taken later by
her relative to his home in Ullin
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-05-20
Yours truly.
W G. CLARKE.
MADE MODERATOR.
OF General Assembly Was Or. Hunter
Corbett, Who Spoke Before Cairo
Prssbytery

The successful candidate for Modcr.
ator Of the llSih general assembly of
the Presbyterian church In America in
session the past week al Des Moines.
Iowa. Is DR. Hunter Corbett. he mis-
siUnary 10 China Who made an address
az the Cairo Prssbytery meeting in
Carbondale last month DR. Corbett Is
the father of Mrs. J. u. +. Craighead.
Of Anna. The other active candidates
for his position. which IS regarded as
enc u great distinction aud honor.
were Rev 4 y Marshall u Minncapo-
Dis. Rev. T. Cleland of Duluth. Rev.
= T. Barkier # Detroit. Roy. j. s..
Hendy of jefferson CITY Mo.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-05-20
AUTOMOBILE ORDINANCES.

Editor of The Duil3tin As one of
CairOs autoist. ! wish TO express
through the columns Of your paper my
satisfaction in reading in another
paper of the discovery of city or
dinance governing the speed of auto
biles footing II horns. etc. tru I
that The ,tiH hunt fer heyed ordi
nances viii continue until gas men.
Waterman men and plumbers will be
compelled 10 comply with the shelvcl
ordinances as TO repairing Of streets
they have torn mp in pursuance of pipe
laying. ! also would express the fear
that the auto ordinances may be again
shelyed. with many Others. hui would
state that unless the crossings at
street intersections are lowered from
six inches above the grade to level
of The streets all such ordinances will
Dee superiious. a. in another yeaI 5
time neither autos or autoist. will be
IN service but viii have gone to their
last reward
Yours truly,
W. G. CLARKE.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-05-20
IN CIRCUIT COURT.
HENRY DEAN SENTENCED TO
PENiTENTiARY FOR LARCENY
IN. LEWIS CONVICTED.
Number Of Cases Contnued--Coup;e
Reconcile Their Differences and
Husband Dismisses Divorce
Suit.

IN circuit court yesterday Mahala
Lewis was found guilty of larceny
Sentence viii be pronounced on Judge
Butlers return from Marion
Henry Dean was convicted of lar,
ceny and sentenced to The penitentiary
at Chester
In the suit for divorce of George r.
Shell against Mary b. She'll, the com
plainant dismissed the bill
The following eases were continued:
W. V. Jones w. ST Iouts Valley
Transportation company, continued
generally
James II Mulcahy et al Us. John II
Rya ct al continued generally
Lancaster & Rice. IS. c s Marshall
ct AL continued generally
Southside Lumber company vs.. Yor.
hees Coombes continued by agree
mept
Lima Mars vs. Huston Brothers. con
tlnued for want Of declaration.
!. II Herman & Company vs. Leo
Mcdaniel continued by agreement
Katherine Phillops VS. Henry Christ
mas, ct al, continued generally
Fidelity and Casualty company vs..
Roberts Cotronseed Oil company. off
docket
Judge Butler will hold court Monday
al Marion and Judge Duncan will pre-
side in court here
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-05-20
Breaking a Rouster Strike.

Evansville Courier: The thleai eniug
aspect navigation hal taken on in the
Louisville and Evansville tad on &C.
coun; Of the refusal Of the deck hands
TO work for reasonable wages has
been has been met and the boats have
come out the winner, for the time
being at least Early this week he
strike reached It's height and then tho
packet line determined to rctort to Il
bold move, which if It succeeded
would leave n lasting impression o.
the labcrers. When the Ta~aseon
pulled out Tuesday afternoon. after ly-
ing al Louisville for day ID the at
tempt TO get tabor suff cient to do The
business easily, she pulled away with
only -four rou-tcrs. Al Owensbnro the
boat was met by a crowd Of tn deck
hands who had struck the trip before
and who expected that the boat wonli
aoCUIe 10 their demands ana re hire
them Such was not the cas- for the
boat pulled away leaving the colorc
strikers rather rufflei The Tarasc9n
completed the trip to this city ans
with four deck hands be pcr.s habl
goods were taken aboard. She got
away from here late Wednesday morn
ing and when she touched the wharf
az OwensborJ the rCustabouis who mad
for aiken the craft on her preceding
trip sneaked aboard and begged 10 be
employed at their old wages. Before
the boat left the wharf the crew wa
complete and strike settled by the
company's audacious move.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-05-20

Seedlings the enginee- vino has been
employed By the bridge COMM sion,
ers to make the sJnndings along the
river front for locating thu proposed
free bridge, arrived in Pine Bluff Tues,
day and will proceed at once 10 per.
form the work for which he was Sc
lecfed Soundings viii be- made at a
number of place along the riyer from
Within The city limits and if place is
found at which Mr. Seedlings thinks
the bridge can be constructed. work
will probably begin at onco on the con
strnClion Of tha bridge it.elf
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-05-20
installation and Smoker.

The Marine Engineers held an in
stallalion OF officers and smoker at
their room, en- Eighth street Friday
night. TIL installing officer was
George r. Masee, who ha been APP
pointed district deputy The following
officers We're installed; G. Gausman,
ident. Z. F. Elliott, vice presi
dent. William Hearst, secre any:
George 7. Nagep treasurer JEFF +
ton. chaplain Charlie. Williams con
ductor; Peter Quinn, doorkee2er At
the conclusion of the instalatiGl
lunch wa served after which cigars
We're pa sed around
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-05-20
FELL FROM CHAIR
And Broke an Arm-Little EiqhtYear.
Old Son Of MIR. and idrs. Edward
Bambriek.

Willie Bambrick. son of Edward and
Zurina Bambrick. who reside al Sixth
and Railroad streets. fell from chair
yesterday and broke an arm at tho
elbow. The lille fellow is : years old
and was playing while standing on a
chair. He fell over the back. striking
be floor with his outstretched arm
DR.. Clarke pronounced the injury 50
serious that amputaJion may be neces-
ssry. Or that the limb will be- stin The
little fellow is a grand son Of Mr.. and
Mrs Joseph Steagala
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-05-20
LEFT HIS HOME
WILLIAM MANSFIELD, PADUcAH
MAN, WHO DISAPPEARED HAS
RETURNED.
Came to Cairo on Steamer Dick Fow-
Ter, After a Spell Of Sickness
Suffered Lapse Of Memory.

William Mansfield, foreman at he
Paducah box and basket factory. vino
kissed his family good bye and left
Tuesday morning for the doctors Of
fee and had not been heard from
since. returned home this morning
says the Paducah Sun.
Mansfield had been in Cairo, Ill.,.
and Charleston and Van Dusen. Mo.
and left Paducah while not himself.
Mansfield is temperate man and
had been in for some tine of malar.
ial fever. He was able to be mp, hui
very weak. and when he started for
the doctors office went To the river
and boarded the Dick Fowler.
He stated that he did NOT realize
where he was or what had happened
until he reached Cairo From Cairo
he went 10 Charleston aud Van Du-
sen, thinking the trip would do HIM
good and in Van Dusen ne went 10
church 90 hear Young minister
preach The text was on Man and
His Actions. and ihp minister scored
men leaving home This affected
Mansfield and he eo- no left The
church and started. straight home.
Mansfield arrived This morning and
his family WAS oyerjuyed TO see him
u was the first word or knowledge
OF his whereabouts or safety they
hal received aud Mansfield was glad
a. get back too.
& The foreman IFS sttll weak and has
not we returned 90 work He prob
ably will bee able 20 return 10 work
the early part Of next week. how.
.tar
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-05-20
THEY STOLE ROPE
And Are Now Under $500 Bond to An
swer Charge Of Larceny-other
Police Cases.

Two negroes named Natb. krusc and
Egan a1d officer IIasey yestcrda'.
charged with larceny They had
Glen a lot OF rope at SO from The
sand plant of u. n Halliday. and sold
IL TO : lomon the secondhand store
mon. Judge Ross held them TO bail
IN the sum of 1900 each.
Dave Durham. John Hervey Ester
Perkins and Sid Burlus were arrested
by Officers Higlin and Casey yesterday
on warrants charging them with solicI-
ing business on the depot platform.
They will have a hearing tomorrow
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-05-20
THE WEATHER
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Cool Wave Was Welcomed BY ALL
Little Rain Reported-Some
Frost Reported.

The cool wave came Yesterday after
disappointing lis several days and il
was great relief 10 those who had
not yet prepared themselves for the
summer warmth that had come sud.
denly. There was a general getting out
Of doors during the day, and al night
the breeze from the rivers was so cool
that people generally closed their
doors. The sky was generally clear.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-05-20
Fragrant Mosque.

The famous mosque Of II Sophia
IN COnsisntinople. is slVavs fragrant
with the door u musk. and has been
- ever sinoe ID Hss built in the ninti
century the curious thing being that
nothing j. done 10 keep il psrfumed
The solution ~ he seeming mystery
lies IN tn fsei that when il Ws- built
over $50 years ago The stones and
bricks wsre fxed with mortar mixed
with musk
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-05-20
MOUND CITY FIRE
Residence Of Thomas James Com.
pletely Destroyed-T~o Other
Houses Badly Damaged.

Fire completely destroyed The resi-
deucc of Thomas James az Mound
CITY la nigh abou t1.lo O'Clock
and partially destroyed she huuse oc-
cupieI 10y Beverly James and family
neat door. Another house the nam IF
whose occupant wss NOT learned was
damaged TO some extent
Mound City mas NO FIRE department
ami the volunteer companies fought
the flames heroicslly doing good work
in preventing a further spread Of the
fire.
The houses burned ara located on
hamnnh street and aHn c0fta~es.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-05-20
PICNIC Near Cache Creek.

y party Of Cairoites spent 'he day
in the woods on Cache creek above
Beech Ridge yesterday. Those parlici-
patiug Ia the deligaiml outing We're
The MISSES Rita COIN. NinifreI Ellis.
Margaret Leu chen. Jennie Dewey.
Grace Clendenou. Eva klip-. Prof "
d. Banui.ter Prof Shoriri1ge. Prof j.
+. Alexander and Mr.. ". y Mauox
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-05-20

G. c. Rubenstein formerly manager
of the Model Clothing Store, has pur'
chased the entire interest of Rosen
berry 4 Gould in the Good Luck, and
will assume charge next Monday
Hereafter the store will be known as
Ruby's Toggery. Mr.. Rubenstein
would be pleased 10 meet all of his
friends and patrons al his new store
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-05-20

CourierJouinal: The. Cincinnati
Steamboat Inspection district has
been extended to include the Ohio
river as far MP as the Big Sandy. With
Carrollton ami the Kentucky river for
the lower terminus THIS give IN dis
trict a range Of 22j miles Inspectors
Peyjon and DamcrCa have made their
fr.f trip 10 the upper boundary. going
there - examine TIE ferry hoa'- al
Irunfon and the steamers Greyhound
ami WiaOna al Ashland.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-05-20
TRANSFERS MADE
Real Esssic Deals Recorded With the
Circuit Clerk Ycs
tsrosy..

g. l. PAR 81 ia ro ID 5 Lan-I-u
81 I'D q. e. q. part Of southwest qus- a.
Of fractional. section il township II.
rang .. s5s5
Edmond JUne- ~ uN t0 George Har
rs. iofs and O. block IS Thupp's
subdivision in southwest quarter. sec
'i..r ~ Township ~ tlnE, 600
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-05-20

Fred Coming- Nbo has been the
guest Of his father Judge Alfred Gom-
ings returned 20 s. Louis Iasr night.
where be viii dispose 81 his property
preparatory 20 removing % Cairo he
expects 10 return here in June and viU
open short hand school in the Miller
Schuh building On Washington svapue
near Eighth street
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-05-20
r. H. SMNTH.
Local Forecastcr

Captain Mcndel Johnson, aged 80
years. and well known 50 amEoat-
man on the Ohio and Mississippi
rivers. pa -sed away a; his home in
Paducah. Ky, Neineslay He had
been retired frcm the river for quite
"a wbila. his brothers taking up the
active interest of the family.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-05-20

The Right Roy. George F. Seymour.
bishop of Springfield. arrived yester
day and viii assist a. The service. to-
day az The Church of the Re Ie4mpr.
He Is the guest Of lion Mil. Feedb
Gilbert. chancellor Of The dioce-e.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-05-20

4 lawn fete will be held Monday
night May 2lsi. Ar the residence 81
Major f. W Halliday BY ladies OF
The Presbyi erisn church Pretty girls
who took part ~ the Eiks' entertain
meni wiz aproar ou tho nrrrnm
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-05-20
Enlisted in the Army.

Henry GIBBS n, Louie Roberts Ben
Pearson. Of Mounds, Charles Ross and
Miles NJ Jennings. Of SimplSins H..
have enlisted in The United States
army al the recruiting office in Padu
cab
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-05-20
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IN SOCIETY
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
.Rnche.

The marriage Of WinStead Roche
and Mrs James e Wheeler both Of
Thebe, was solemnized by Judge ".
$. Dewey al the court house yesterday.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-05-20
Washington Bulletin.

Washington, D c.. May -. Illinois
n Fair Sunday; Monday partly cloudy
and warmer fresh northeast shifting
10 southwest winds
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-05-20

MI. and Mrs l.. J Barih of Mount
Carmel. were the guests o. Cairo rela-
ices this week They were an route
home from New Orleans and Memphis.
Mrs Herbert. their daughter. accom-
panied them home for q visit
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-05-20

A recep ion and sale of useful a.
ticles will be held Tuesday afternoon
May 22nd. al the residence of p. T..
Gooding by the ladies of the Metno
dir church
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-05-20
Too Late 10 Classify.

FOR SALE-Get ready for street
fair one Mechanical World with or
gan and light. cheap. $50. Apply 3i3
Eighth street
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-05-20
peeoratIon paY Orator.

Col. Franklin A McConaughy Of
East s. Louis, will be The orator at
the National cemetery on Decoration
Day
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-05-20

Jonn Cobb formerly If The Bulletin
now sporting editor for he Paducah.
News-Democrat and Edwin C. Rollstou
managing editor OF the Paducah sun
arrived in The cit, las evening and
viii spend Sunday here.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-05-20
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF


A son was bonn II Mr. and Mrs
Charles Petrle OF 21l9 Pine street Fri
day night
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-05-20

Mrs. X. r. Read aud son. Robert.
are in Vienna attending the exercises
at the Vienna schools Word received
Yesterday was that Mrs Reads
nephew. Harry Smith. took first honors
il the exercises
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-05-20
Yesterdays River Forecasts.

The Ohio from Evansville To Cairo
the Tennessee fro Florence TO the
mouth and the Mississippi from below
st. L0ui. to Cairo. will coaunue fall
ing al most points during tbe next two
or thee days.
r. H. SMNTH.
Inchl FnrncasInr.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-05-20

Mrs. Caroline Sackberger is confined
TO her home on Thirty-fourth street by
Illness.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-05-20

Sun viii rise today ....4.4i a. M.
Sun will set today .....709 p. III,
Moon win rise tonight ......3.3S a. m.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-05-20

County Clerk and Mrs Jesse t. Mil
Ter and son, returned today from a
brief visit al Mobile Ala
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-05-20

Harry Rosenberg returned yesterday
from a business trip TO ST. Louis.